Comrade_Bullskiさんのイラストまとめ

Alright folks, now that last weekend's convention fatigue is over, the livestream of yesterday is done... I think it's time we start up a little thread, don't you?

Why... what's that over there?

HEY LOOK! A DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS RIDE!

It's perhaps nearly impossible to fathom at this point but when I first got into American comics Scarlet Witch was really cool. Despite two decades of fallout of one really terrible story still hamstrings her in every medium, but I swear it's true. Amazing art by @LucianoVecchio

With all the Harry Potter talk lately I'm glad that I grew up before that, with children's fantasy that didn't have awf-

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This is a thread of cool #GeorgePerez art. He's been a fantastic artist and storyteller for as long as I've been alive and I want to just show off some of the stuff he blessed us with over the decades. This is not a structured history thread, just a rambling, open-ended one.

X, Barb Wire and Ghost all returned, with Ghost once more being the most successful, having several series before finally being canceled once more in 2015.

Next up is Golden City and- OH MY LORD NO REBEL WHAT ARE YOU WEARING? This cannot possibly have looked cool even in 1993, man! And the mullet does you NO favors! Not even Jerry Ordway can save this!

Ahahaha that's so silly. Marvel would never do something like-

(Marvel Year In Review #5, 1993)

Alright folks, let's return to the 1970s and continue our retrospective of how Marvel has used golden age characters through its history!

Despite its many flaws, these six brief years were my introduction to and first love affair with the Avengers title. I wouldn't return until Kurt Busiek and George Perez began their amazing run two years later, and from then on it was a brave new world.

Oh hello there. I didn't hear you come in. I was just reading one of Marvel's finest storylines - "The Crossing". Why don't you take a seat, have some brandy and let's discuss the fine vintage tales of the Avengers of yesteryear.

Welcome to the Avengers 90's retrospective.