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A short story starring She-Hulk, Wyatt Wingfoot and....Blastaar
Sensational She-Hulk v2 #2, 2023
#wednesday spoilers#She Hulk#Jennifer Walters#Avengers#the avengers#Wyatt Wingfoot#Keewazi#Blastaar#Negative Zone#marvel
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Secret Origins of the Mohawk Folklore of Kahhori in Marvel Comics!
Strange Tales (vol. 3) #1 (1994) shows the mythological origin of the world as told by the Keewazi Tribe of Oklahoma. It describes how Manitou, the Great Spirit, emerged from the Sky World known as Giizhigong and created light. But when this light created an evil shadow of Manitou known as KhLΘG that sought to undo everything Manitou had created, it was banished.
In Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #25 (1990), the Native American mischief spirit Nanabozho gathered a coalition of indigenous gods intent on punishing Europeans for their treatment of the native population and desecration of the sacred land that jeopardized the stability of Orenda, the spiritual energy which existed within the inhabitants and environment of Giizhigong. When the hunting spirit Owayodata and his mortal champion Red Wolf refused to help, Nanabozho took them to Giizhigong for punishment, where they were rescued by Dr. Strange.
Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica #1 (2009) explained that the Sky World of Giizhigong was connected to the Earth realm via interdimensional portals hidden across the North American continent, and that the Manidoog (the god-like spirits revered by the indigenous population) utilized the mystical energy of Giizhigong known as Orenda to perform a variety of superhuman feats!
Marvel Studios' "What If?..." Season 2, Episode 6, "What If Kahhori Reshaped the World?" (2023) explored an alternate reality where the Tesseract housing the Space Stone arrived on Earth in the 16th century and enchanted a lake in Haudenosaunee Territory. A young Mohawk woman named Kahhori falls into the lake and finds herself transported to Sky World, a heavenly realm much like Giizhigong where the inhabitants appear to use a mystical power in the environment similar to Orenda to perform superhuman feats like super speed, element manipulation, and energy projection!
#kahhori#what if#marvel what if#what if season 2#what if spoilers#mohawk#haudenosaunee#marvel#marvel comics#comics#marvel cinematic universe#mcu#mythology#marvel universe#Giizhigong#Sky World
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Marvel Native/Indigenous Heroes
1. Amka Aliyak aka Snowguard - Inuit
2. Eden Fesi aka Manifold - Black Australian Aboriginal
3. Lucas Bishop - biracial; Black Australian Aboriginal
4. Gloria Dolores Muñoz aka Risque - biracial; half Seminole and half Cuban American
5. Maya Lopez aka Echo - half Hispanic and half Cheyenne, the former nationality is unknown
6. Maria De Guadalupe “Lupe” Santiago aka Silverclaw - biracial; Hispanic nationality unknown but lives in a fictional Hispanic island or country and is an Indigenous member
7. Aliyah Bishop; biracial; Black Australian Aboriginal
8. Forge - Cheyenne; real name unknown
9. Dani Moonstar aka Mirage - Cheyenne
10. Kushala - Apache; real name unknown
11. James Proudstar aka Warpath - Apache
12. Jason Strongbow aka American Eagle - Navajo
13. Silver Fox - Canadian Native; unknown Tribe; ally of Wolverine
14. Thomas Fireheart aka Puma - enemy turned ally to Spider-Man; from an unknown Arizona Tribe
15. Wyatt Wingfoot - Keewazi; an ally to the Fantastic Four and love interest to She-Hulk
16. Narya aka Snowbird - biracial; half Inuit and possibly half white
17. Elizabeth Twoyoungmen aka Talisman - Sarcee
18. Michael Twoyoungmen aka Shaman - Sarcee
19. Naze - Cheyenne; Forge’s teacher
20. William Talltrees aka Red Wolf - Cheyenne
21. Karl Morningdew aka Captain Anarchy - Cowlitz
22. Kahhori - Mohawk
Please list any more if you don’t see any on the list. Be respectful with the comments.
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Tarzan AU
Tarzan - Gray Fullbuster
Jane Porter - Juvia Lockser
Kala - Erza Scarlet
Kerchak - Jellal Fernandes
Terk - Cana Alberona
Tantor - Elfmann Strauss
Professor Archimedes Q. Porter - Gajeel Redfox (He’s her brother instead of her father but their parents died when Juvia was a baby so he raised her)
Tarzan’s birth parents - Silver and Mika Fullbuster
Kerchak and Kala’s baby - Justin
Clayton - Invel Yura
Sabor - Kyoka
Renard Dumont - Lyon Vastia
Hugo and Hooft - Sting Eucliffe and Rogue Cheney
Chief Keewazi - Igneel Dragneel
Basuli - Natsu Dragneel
Naoh - Lucy Heartfilia
Dr. Robin Doyle - Levy Mcgarden
Eleanor, Greenly, and Hazel - Meredy, Kinana, and Yukino.
Tublat - Azuma
Queen La - Briar
Samuel T. Philander - Bloodman
Lt. Colonel Staquait - Jiemma Orland
Johannes Niels and Merkus - Tempester and Torafusa
Robert Canler - Bora
Lady Waltham - Brandish
#fairy tail#fairy tail au#Tarzan#the legend of tarzan#gray fullbuster#juvia lockser#gray x juvia#gruvia#juvia loxar#natsu dragneel#erza fairy tail#erza and jellal#erza scarlet#juvia and gajeel#gajeel redfox#cana alberona#fairy tail elfman#Elfman#Cana fairy tail#jerza#fairy tail jerza#gray and juvia#Disney
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365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…
Supporting Character Supplemental - Wyatt Wingfoot
Born on the Keewazi reservation in Oklahoma, Wyatt Wingfoot attended Metro College where he befriended fellow student, Johnny Storm. Johnny, a member of the Fantastic Four, had been invited to tour the Golden City of Wakanda and he invited Wyatt to join him. The vacation turned into an adventure when the super villain, Klaw, attacked. Wyatt was cool under pressure and proved a valuable ally in taking the villain down. It would be the first of many adventures that Wyatt would share with the Fantastic Four.
Wyatt would go on to have a romance with the heroine She-Hulk. The two have dated off and on for quite some time and were even briefly engaged to be married. The engagement was ultimately broken off but the pair have remained close friends.
Wyatt Wingfoot first appeared in the pages of Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #50 (1966).
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The Sensational She-Hulk #2
The main story was really good! I loved the conversation between Jen and Hulk. That was a fun, confusing conversation. And then the two fight scenes were really great. It as just a really solid issue all over!. The bonus story, I didn't really get. I don't know who Wyatt is or the Keewazi Nation. It was kind of interesting, but it didn't fully grab me.
-Chuck
#The Sensational She-Hulk#2#The Sensational She-Hulk 2#She-Hulk#She Hulk#Jennifer Walters#marvel#Marvel Comics#Comic Talk
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u kno wyatt is a comic book character cause literally his entire family except his sisters is dead
#also the most convoluted fucking lore possible for a character who shows up for like 4 issues per decade#is he a teacher? did he get a law degree? FUCKING ANTHROPOLOGY? he's definitely a teacher#let's throw in some magic for no reason! his tribe is secretly super rich and hiding from society under a facade of destitute--#god shut up#just let it be a regular ass reservation with regular people#not even getting into the comanche > keewazi thing.......... cause i do not have the perspective but i know enough to know#that it's stupid#nadia reads comics
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Hi! I'm looking to write some fanfiction including Wyatt Wingfoot, an indigenous Marvel character. The thing about Wyatt is, while early comics state that he's Comanche, in most of his appearances since the 60s he's described as a member of the Keewazi tribe which is, as far as I can tell, is completely fictional, though based out of the same state as the Comanche. I should write him as a Comanche character, correct? Thank you.
Yeah, I would definitely write him as Comanche. If there's one thing I hate its when writers make up tribes in the real world, there's honestly no point in doing that.
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can you tell me abt Sharon Ventura? I figure youre the gal to ask
Oh boy. I’m mostly familiar with Sharon through her Fantastic Four appearances, which are. Something. I haven’t read all her earlier appearances in The Thing and I believe she has some Captain America ones as well? But for her Fantastic Four arcs, I’ve got you covered. Normally I’d speed read the issues I haven’t read to answer a question like this but, uh, I don’t want to here.
Sharon “Ms. Marvel”/”She-Thing” Ventura initially met Ben while he was on the road avoiding the Fantastic Four following the revelation that Johnny and “Alicia” (really a Skrull named Lyja) had gotten together in his absence. Ben was attracted to her because she looked exactly like a dream woman he met in space following the original Secret Wars event. Sharon gained powers through a procedure by the Power Broker; she was later imprisoned by him, during which time she was sexually assaulted by a group of men, which is why I don’t really want to read it. The attack led to Sharon having a violent fear of men and a revulsion to their touch, with the exception of Ben – because of his Thing form, she didn’t “view him as a man”, which Ben didn’t particularly take very well.
Reed and Sue decided to quit the superhero game to focus on raising Franklin, leaving Ben in charge of the team. At least partly in order to try and ruin Johnny’s new marriage to Alicia, Ben brought Crystal back onto the team. He rounded things out with Sharon, who he was still attracted to, in an effort to help her. Sharon’s trauma quickly becomes a problem for the team dynamic, though, when she could’ve rescued a falling and unconscious Johnny but couldn’t bring herself to touch him in order to do so during one of the new team’s first outings.
(Fantastic Four #308)
The team splits up, with Johnny landing himself in the middle of Crystal and Alilyja fighting over him and Ben and Sharon actually doing their jobs. Ben and Sharon end up in a rocket where they’re bombarded with a dose of cosmic rays – Sharon’s first exposure, and Ben’s second. The rays mutate Ben into an even rockier version of his Thing form and mutate Sharon into a form that looks a lot like Ben’s initial cosmic rays transformation. (Like Ben, Sharon’s rocky skin would slowly become more defined over time.) Sharon was suicidal after the transformation, outright stating she wanted to die, but she soon grew to like her new body because she felt like in it she wasn’t perceived of as a woman by men. Ben and Sharon began a romance on the basis that, as two Things, they understood each other.
(Fantastic Four #317)
Sharon’s dynamic with the team greatly improves and her romance with Ben is steady, even after Ben loses his own powers and reverts back to his human form:
(Fantastic Four #337)
On an island that shorts out the Fantastic Four’s powers, Sharon transforms back into her previous form:
(Fantastic Four #345)
This turns into a bit of a cosmically irradiated missed connections drama when Ben attempts to transform himself back into his own Thing form so he and Sharon can continue being together – Ben does this a lot in his serious relationships, questioning whether his partner wants to be with Ben Grimm or if they really only love him as the Thing:
(Fantastic Four #350)
Sharon leaves the playing field for a bit and misses all the drama that happens when it’s revealed that the Alicia Masters Johnny married was Lyja the Skrull -- meaning that the real Alicia, who has been held in suspended animation and is still very much in love with Ben, missed the entirety of Ben and Sharon’s relationship until Sharon returns to New York and reveals it to her, thinking she’s talking to the same Alicia she knew. She reveals she was working with Dr. Doom and that he “cured” her of her Thing condition:
(FF #367) She was, in fact, spying on the Fantastic Four for Doom. When she betrays Doom, he remotely reverses the “cure”, transforming her into a hideous monster form far worse than the Thing. Reed put her in stasis until he could find a cure, but then he seemingly died in battle with Doom. (They were both fine.) Sharon was broken out of stasis and recruited by the Frightful Four, where she stayed for a while until Wyatt Wingfoot talked her down during a fight with the Fantastic Four and offered her a place to stay on the Keewazi reservation:
(Fantastic Four v3 #29) This is actually much better than she was looking when Doom first transformed her, so it’s possible that his work was always temporary, something that adds up because next time we see Sharon...
(Marvel Knights 4 #21) She’s all Thing’d out again. I like her bolo tie, it’s cute.
Then sometime after this she goes to prison. She’s in Ryker’s at the same time Ben was -- Ben having been framed for the murder of the Puppet Master, Alicia’s father -- and she did not make things very pleasant for him, although she does later help him break out and joins in the final battle against the Quiet Man at the end of Robinson’s run.
(FF v5 #10) Two things -- first is that this implies a romantic relationship between Sharon and Wyatt, which is never suggested again either before or after, so it’s hard to say whether that actually happened or whether it’s wishful thinking/exaggeration on Sharon’s part. The second is that Sharon’s Thing form seems to be moving backward. In Marvel Knights 4, she had defined rocks like Ben, and here she has the more lumpy Thing look of both herself and Ben when they were first affected by the cosmic rays. The Marvel wiki is also telling me that after this she appeared in Sam Wilson: Captain America and that she’s either reverted back to her original human appearance or she’s learned to switch between it and her Thing form, which lends some credence to the idea that she was slowly going backwards towards her original form after her Doom transformation.
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Fantastic Four Vol 1 #138 & #139
Sun Jul 28 2019
[02:24 PM] Wack'd: So apparently the whole "60s issues colored Wyatt white so as a compromise let's give him a slight tan" was not an invention of John Bryne
[02:24 PM] Aleph Null: that's supposed to be a tan?
[02:25 PM] Wack'd: That or he's covered himself in strawberry yogurt
[02:25 PM] ThreeOfFour: maybe its the widows peak but is that Namor?
[02:25 PM] Wack'd: Nope! It's Wyatt Wingfoot!
[02:26 PM] Aleph Null: dang, you're a wing, and you have feet?
[02:27 PM] Wack'd: Under Kirby's pen Wyatt's hair varied from a standard close cut to something vaguely Clark Kent-ish
[02:27 PM] Bocaj: Wait.
[02:27 PM] Bocaj: Namor has wing feet
[02:27 PM] Bocaj: HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
[02:27 PM] Wack'd: His hairline's receding a bit, though I have no idea if this is intentional or just how Buscema draws him
[02:27 PM] Bocaj: HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
[02:27 PM] Wack'd: *Anyway*
[02:28 PM] Wack'd: So wait--I have questions
[02:28 PM] Wack'd: 1. Did Johnny drop out of school? Probably, right? I mean, he’s not graduating today
[02:28 PM] Bocaj: Damn johnny is a drop out
[02:30 PM] Wack'd: 2. Metro College is nearby? And has phones? Besides "Stan forgot about me" there's no good reason why he hasn't spoken to Johnny or the rest of the Four in, uh--five years
[02:31 PM] Wack'd: I get the idea that if he's going to return you want to make it kind of a big deal, but I'm far more comfortable with the idea that he's still been around and just not doing anything superheroey?
[02:31 PM] Wack'd: Because now it's just like "oh, I've moved on with my life but I should probably invite my old best friend who's also a drop out to my graduation ceremony"
[02:32 PM] Wack'd: "By breaking into his apartment"
[02:32 PM] Umbramatic: oh
[02:33 PM] Wack'd: Anyway, Reed decides to give the ceremony (and subsequent chill sesh at Wyatt's place) a miss in case Sue comes back
[02:33 PM] Wack'd: Look, dude, I'm sure she does she'll call first? Or leave a note?
[02:33 PM] Wack'd: Whatever
[02:34 PM] Bocaj: When you refuse to make the first move it involves a lot of sitting by the telephone
[02:34 PM] Wack'd: In fairness she's deliberately gone off the grid with his infant child and asked that no one tell Reed where she is
[02:35 PM] Wack'd: Not really a lot of opportunities for first moves here
[02:35 PM] Bocaj: Has he asked
[02:35 PM] Wack'd: Also fair
[02:35 PM] Wack'd: But I'm pretty sure when someone doesn't want you to know where they are, going out of your way to find out is stalking, and that's generally frowned upon
[02:36 PM] Bocaj: Well like he could have asked someone to send her a message saying he wanted to talk
[02:36 PM] Wack'd: True
[02:36 PM] Wack'd: You make a lot of good points
[02:36 PM] maxwellelvis: True, but the problem is this is Reed Richards we're talking about here.
[02:36 PM] Bocaj: Since Reed Is Never Wrong in Reed's Mind he's stuck in limbo waiting for her to come crawling back
[02:36 PM] maxwellelvis: He'd have to delegate it entirely to someone else
[02:36 PM] maxwellelvis: because aside from what Bocaj just said, Reed tends to make a big production out of everything.
[02:37 PM] Wack'd: John Buscema awakes with a start and realizes that nothing about the team's civvie fashion sense has changed in thirteen years
[02:38 PM] Umbramatic: shameful
[02:38 PM] Bocaj: "Oh shit, fashion changes"
[02:40 PM] Wack'd: 1. Humphrey Bogart was a major movie star and *definitely* has folks fussing over his hair. 2. I'm finding a *lot* of photos of Lloyd Nolan with immaculately trimmed facial hair. 3. Oh god Ben's a "what about the troops" guy
[02:41 PM] maxwellelvis: Just change the references to 'Nam-era stuff and he sounds like Walter Sobchak
[02:41 PM] Umbramatic: yufoufgtpit;u;jo'piop
[02:41 PM] Wack'd: I'm starting to think that last issue all of his talk about being old wasn't him being brainwashed, that's just how Gerry Conway thinks he should behave
[02:42 PM] Wack'd: Which is not exactly endearing me to his run
[02:42 PM] Umbramatic: rip
[02:42 PM] Wack'd: Well that's ominous
[02:42 PM] Umbramatic: eeeep
[02:45 PM] Wack'd: So, Wyatt's tribe has a name now. "Keewazi" (EDITOR’S NOTE: I’d apparently forgotten Lee and Kirby explicitly made him Comanche.)
[02:46 PM] Wack'd: I'm sure that was talked over with a lot of Native Americans not just a bunch of randomly-picked syllables
[02:47 PM] Aleph Null: marvel bad
[02:47 PM] Umbramatic: marvel no
[02:48 PM] Wack'd: "I haven't seen Johnny in about five years, so it's definitely socially acceptable to laugh at him"
[02:48 PM] Wack'd: That said, he looks like a friggin Brady
[02:48 PM] Bocaj: Which is weird because Marvel Avengers tended to leave it vague and Claremont X Men picked specific real tribes
[02:49 PM] Umbramatic: now i'm just imagining a laugh track at all mentions of johnny's hair
[02:49 PM] Umbramatic: and it's the Tidus Laugh
[02:52 PM] Wack'd: I will say this, to Buscema's credit (and maybe Conway's?)--there's definitely still in "old west" aesthetic here, but the outfits are not nearly as "I watched a movie once" as they were last time we saw these dudes. Also: smart move avoiding teepees. It's the 70s! People want efficient heating!
[02:52 PM] Wack'd: (We didn't actually see any dwellings last time. Mostly just Wyatt's dad sitting on a carpet in the middle of an open field)
[02:53 PM] Wack'd: Uuuuuuh "kings" yeah sure
[02:54 PM] Umbramatic: big mountain boi
[02:56 PM] Wack'd: And with regards to "warriors"
[02:58 PM] Wack'd: Oh no, Johnny did drop out!
[02:59 PM] Umbramatic: poor johnny
[02:59 PM] Wack'd: So the Keewazi are in Oklahoma so jot that down
[02:59 PM] Umbramatic: oh
[03:00 PM] Wack'd: Wyatt traveled a long way to go to a state school!
[03:01 PM] Wack'd: That explains nothing, thank you
[03:01 PM] Aleph Null: this is just what men are like
[03:02 PM] Wack'd: Also last time we saw this joker he was just Mysterio but earlier and worse
[03:02 PM] Wack'd: So this should honestly be a cakewalk
[03:02 PM] Umbramatic: good
[03:04 PM] Wack'd: nerts
[03:05 PM] Wack'd: Fortunately it turns out that attacking Miracle Man himself breaks his concentration, so no more rock man
[03:05 PM] Wack'd: Coming out to gloat--*always* a bad idea
[03:08 PM] Wack'd: Oh wow so Miracle Man's new backstory sure is something
[03:08 PM] Wack'd: He sought out a tribe of Native Americans who'd mastered "total mental control" and had dwindled to seven despite never having interacted with a white guy before
[03:09 PM] Umbramatic: oh
[03:09 PM] Wack'd: They agree to a free and equal trade of information, but once Miracle Man has learned all he cares to he murders them all
[03:10 PM] Wack'd: Nice of Conway to leave future writers an escape hatch in case this one day turns out to be problematic
[03:11 PM] Wack'd: Which it did, I'm pretty sure, the second it was written
[03:11 PM] Umbramatic: yes
[03:12 PM] Wack'd: If nothing else this is all fairly on brand for a white guy.
[03:12 PM] maxwellelvis: Well, the next time we see Miracle Man is in Marvel Two-In-One #8, written by Steve Gerber, and he doubles down on the weirdness, as I've said before.
[03:13 PM] Wack'd: That's cool so long as he doesn't also double down on the racism
[03:15 PM] Wack'd: ...sure
[03:16 PM] maxwellelvis: To paraphrase Rifftrax, "Either the laws of physics no longer apply, or [Johnny] is playing Halo 2"
[03:17 PM] Umbramatic: these are superhero comics, physics are just a suggesstion
[03:18 PM] Wack'd: Okay, so the philosophy at play here is kind of nonsense bonkers, but I really want to hone in on the "city he has created on these barren sands." The sands weren't barren! People lived here! They were using it! Christ, Conway!
[03:19 PM] maxwellelvis: Not by choice, mind you. Though I'm not sure if Wyatt's living on a reservation or not.
[03:20 PM] Wack'd: Lee and Kirby certainly seemed to think so. Conway and Buscema have issued no statement on the matter
[03:20 PM] maxwellelvis: And IIRC most reservations were deliberately placed in the most desolate areas the feds could find.
[03:21 PM] Wack'd: But still, it's super shitty to talk about someone's home as though you could be using this land better.
[03:21 PM] Wack'd: It tends to be a big anti-Palestinian talking point--"it's good the Jews came in because it's not like those idiots were doing anything worthwhile"--so I'm a little sensitive to it
[03:22 PM] Umbramatic: ah, geez
[03:22 PM] maxwellelvis: Gotcha
[03:23 PM] Wack'd: Anyway, Johnny, Ben, and Medusa make their way back to the surface, and Miracle Man conjures some monsters for them to fight
[03:24 PM] Wack'd: And then when things start going south he summons a cyclone to wipe them all away
[03:25 PM] Wack'd: Reed Richards Is Useless™
[03:26 PM] Umbramatic: LOOK BEHIND YOU REED
[03:26 PM] Wack'd: We're going to find out about that next issue, apparently
[03:26 PM] Wack'd: And meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, Franklin without a high-pitched scream and then passes out
[03:27 PM] Wack'd: Sue decides not to send for a doctor because "somehow I know he's alright"
[03:27 PM] Wack'd: Good instincts, Sue
[03:28 PM] Wack'd: Back to the main story! The cyclone harmlessly drops everyone off a few miles away from Miracle Man's city
[03:28 PM] Wack'd: And yeah, the Keewazi live on a reservation
[03:29 PM] Wack'd: And so Wyatt, Johnny, Ben, and Medusa build a raft and head upstream back towards the reservation, with Johnny using his fire powers as a "motor" for the boat
[03:29 PM] Wack'd: I'm sure that much open flame next to a wooden raft is definitely a good idea
[03:30 PM] Wack'd: I think Miracle Man might actually be the most morally reprehensible villain in *Fantastic Four* yet
[03:30 PM] Wack'd: A genocidal colonist and a potential rapist to boot
[03:30 PM] Umbramatic: ew
[03:31 PM] maxwellelvis: Next time we see him, he'll start trying to become God. Not hyperbole
[03:32 PM] Wack'd: Apparently Miracle Man is planning on destroying the entire earth! Jesus!
[03:33 PM] Umbramatic: ah yes, the classic supervillain plan, blow up ze earth
[03:33 PM] Wack'd: More mook fights. Medusa is kicking some serious ass this issue, effortlessly flinging around three at a time
[03:35 PM] Wack'd: Ben, meanwhile, has gone after the Man himself--and this fight is too fucking good to deprive you of
[03:35 PM] Umbramatic: BALOOM!
[03:35 PM] Wack'd: God I love me some Buscema punches
[03:37 PM] Wack'd: Anyway, Miracle Man tries to get up one last time, but is spirited away by the ghosts of the Cheemuzwa tribe he wiped out, who hope they can cure him of his megalomania. Awfully magnanimous of them.
[03:37 PM] Wack'd: Why didn't they do this earlier? shrug
[03:38 PM] Bocaj: There was a character from Fairy Tail who was raised by a first nations esque tribe but then it turned out They Were Ghosts All Along so character was free to join the main cast
[03:38 PM] Bocaj: Also I hate Fairy Tail
[03:38 PM] Wack'd: Anyway, we go out on a cliffhanger, the thing Reed should've looked behind him that was a Negative Zone alarm light
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She Hulk Ceremony #2 (1989)
#SheHulk Ceremony #2 (1989) #JuneBrigman Cover & Pencils, #DwayneMcDuffie & #RobinChaplik Story Jennifer and Wyatt head to the Keewazi reservation for their upcoming wedding. But the big day may be ruined by a mystical madman threatening to steal all female magic from the world! Plus, Jennifer and Wyatt undergo a critical shift as a couple. BUY
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Marvel Native/Indigenous Superheroes
1. Amka Aliyak aka Snowguard - Inuit
2. Eden Fesi aka Manifold - Black Australian Aboriginal
3. Lucas Bishop - biracial; Black Australian Aboriginal
4. Gloria Dolores Muñoz aka Risque - biracial; half Seminole and half Cuban American
5. Maya Lopez aka Echo - half Hispanic and half Cheyenne, the former nationality is unknown
6. Maria De Guadalupe “Lupe” Santiago aka Silverclaw - biracial; Hispanic nationality unknown but lives in a fictional Hispanic island or country and is an Indigenous member
7. Aliyah Bishop; biracial; Black Australian Aboriginal
8. Forge - Cheyenne; real name unknown
9. Dani Moonstar aka Mirage - Cheyenne
10. Kushala - Apache; real name unknown
11. James Proudstar aka Warpath - Apache
12. Jason Strongbow aka American Eagle - Navajo
13. Silver Fox - Canadian Native; unknown Tribe; ally of Wolverine
14. Thomas Fireheart aka Puma - enemy turned ally to Spider-Man; from an unknown Arizona Tribe
15. Wyatt Wingfoot - Keewazi; an ally to the Fantastic Four and love interest to She-Hulk
16. Narya aka Snowbird - biracial; half Inuit and possibly half white
17. Elizabeth Twoyoungmen aka Talisman - Sarcee
18. Michael Twoyoungmen aka Shaman - Sarcee
19. Naze - Cheyenne; Forge’s teacher
20. Red Wolf (all incarnations) - Cheyenne
Please list any more if you don’t see any on the list. Be respectful with the comments.
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Ceremony, Part 2
She-Hulk: Ceremony #2
Much more action than part one. Most of it impressive.
The Keewazi tribe are forced off their reservation, and Carlton Beatrice’s bulldozers move in. She-Hulk does her best but they have robots, too. Later, from her hospital bed, she joins Wyatt Wingfoot in final confrontation with the evil shaman out to steal the souls of every living thing on Earth.
When you open a SHE-HULK book you want/expect to see impressive action. And this comic wisely delivers on that. But doesn’t forget the importance of a solid and entertaining story. We get a nasty villain, with a clear goal, and She-Hulk being brave against unwinnable odds. There are some surprising deaths, and a downbeat conclusion (in some respects). We also get more on the Jennifer/Wyatt relationship. And, after this, we don’t see much of Wyatt for a couple of years.
Marvel Chronology Project: This 2-part story takes place after SHE-HULK II 5, after AVENGERS 310, and after FANTASTIC FOUR 333.
6/10
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365 Marvel Villain paper cut-outs - one villain, every day, all year.
August 28th - Tomazooma
Tomazooma the Living Totem is actually a sophisticated android built by the Roxxon Oil Company as part of a scheme to acquire oil-rich lands owned by the Native American Keewazi people. Roxxon had hoped that the highly spiritual Keewazi would be overwhelmed by their superstitious beliefs and flee at the site of this apparent god of death. Wyatt Wingfoot learned about what was happening to his relatives among the Keewazi and he ask his friend Johnny Storm for help in investigating the matter. Wyatt and The Fantastic Four ultimately discovered the true origins of Tomazooma and the destructive android was de-powered. Roxxan was unable to acquire the land they so coveted and ended up having to pay punitive damages to the Keewazi people. Having learned absolutely nothing, Roxxon would later deploy the android to secure drilling rights in Arizona. This led to a battle between Tomazooma and Nova (Sam Alexander) that resulted in the android being destroyed. Tomazooma first appeared in the pages of Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #80.
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This is a tribute of Chief Keewazi https://www.instagram.com/p/BpYS8Xbn-fAf0IfS6wq20EAgyrZ_5fLF9NjkCE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=f1c7u3lc1hrq
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