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just posting this to let y'all know I'm packing up and moving to my side blogs! this blog will be inactive now, just for following/liking/replies/etc ♡
just posting this to let y'all know I'm packing up and moving to my side blogs! this blog will be inactive now, just for following/liking/replies/etc ♡
Tony Stark by Kevin Wada
I think about this tag constantly
Iron Man 2 was funny as fuck like imagine you’re battling a terminal illness and at the end of what is arguably the worst week of your life some guy shows up and is like “we’ve been conducting a secret job interview for a position you didn’t apply for and we’ve decided to reject you” and you just go “alright fuck you too then” and revolutionize the energy business.
COMICBOOKNETWORK’S 4K CELEBRATION ★ DAY 3 ↳ Favorite LGBTQ+ Character: America Chavez
Iron Man: Kiss and Kill (2010)
bad and naughty symbiotes get put in the salad spinner
how bout u nerds “Marvel” at a pair of titties for once
love them so much
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Fandom prefers their mentally ill characters to be like a fairy tale character, cursed to become a monster after spending 100 years with a wicked witch. Fandom loves Bucky Barnes because they see him as this cursed princess. When Bucky shows symptoms they manifest either as Sebastian Stan Looking Sad And Pensive, or as Literally Not In Control of His Own Body.
Tony Stark, a more realistic day-to-day portrayal of mental illness, is pretty widely hated and treated like a villain within the fandom. When Tony displays symptoms, it’s in making poor decisions out of desperation and fear. He goes to extremes. His mistakes made from fear based in his trauma blow up in his face. He displays coping mechanisms by being obsessive and unintentionally endangering people. He uses false arrogance and humor to distance himself, he lingers on his past trauma and it continues to shape his actions, often negatively, years later. He lashes out violently when he is faced with losing the few people he is close to.
Tony’s poor choices should not be excused because of his mental illnesses. He needs to be held responsible. But the way fandom treats Tony versus how they treat Bucky is pretty telling. Fandom doesn’t want mentally ill characters. They want innocent victims who cope in perfectly healthy ways and have never made any mistakes or poor choices as a result of their mental illness or trauma. They want someone they can feel sad about, but not someone with any messy symptoms.
not to be dramatic about the upcoming iron man/captain america miniseries but like I AM LITERALLY IN TEARS,
comicbooknetwork’s 4k celebration day 1: favourite character ↳ natasha romanoff // black widow
I hate this so much but it all adds up-
Bold of you to assume Howard ever looked at his son
ok that's fair
This outfit from Black Widow: Infinity
Sometimes you look around at your life and ask yourself – “How did I get here?” – I wanted to fight for what was right. I wanted to stand up for what I believed in. And I knew it would not be easy. But I will admit I never dreamed it would be this hard.
Captain America: Sam Wilson (2015) written by Nick Spencer & illustrated by Daniel Acuna
THOMAS “TOMMY” SHEPHERD YOUNG AVENGERS (2006) #12
tony isn’t my favourite avenger… but somehow i think he turned out the best………
even tho i gave the fuck up on the perspective
dry laugh, part of the avengers fanservice prints
let tony know how much you want to see him on paper by clicking the heart