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browsethestacks · 2 months

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The Fantastic 4: The Human Torch

Happy 4-4 Day!

Art by Ryan Meinerding

#Comics #Marvel Comics #MCU #Fantastic Four #Human Torch #Ryan Meinerding #Art #Marvel #Science Fiction #Fantasy #4-4 Day

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wwprice1 · 2 months

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I still think the Silver Surfer news from yesterday is stupid, but these looks at Human Torch and Herbie today were pretty cool. The Torch art is by Ryan Meinerding.

#johnny storm #human torch #herbie #fantastic four #marvel #mcu #marvel cinematic universe #marvel studios #Ryan Meinerding

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kingoftieland · 2 months

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Hulk’s first Spider-Man meeting was almost Endgame’s FUNNIEST SCENE! 😂

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joezy27 · 2 years

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HAWKEYE - Clint Barton - Agent of S.H.I.EL.D.

The Avengers (2012) Concept arts by Ryan Meinerding

#Hawkeye #Clint Barton #Jeremy Renner #Ryan Meinerding #Avengers #MCU #Marvel #Concept Art

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nickfuryagentofsword · 13 years

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Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) by Ryan Meinerding

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#Captain America The First Avenger #Captain America #Red Skull #Marvel Cinematic Universe #Ryan Meinerding

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donnatroyprincessofthemyscira · 1 year

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Art Credit to Ryan Meinerding

#Ryan Meinerding #Quicksilver #Pietro Maximoff #Aaron Taylor Johnson

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gebo4482 · 1 year

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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever by Josh Nizzi / Niek Schlosser / Ryan Meinerding

#black panther wakanda forever #black panther #josh nizzi #niek schlosser #ryan meinerding #action movies #sci-fi movies #concept art #character design #costume design #artwork #marvel #mcu

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geekynerfherder · 2 years

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'Avengers: Infinity War' by Ryan Meinerding.

Officially licensed 36" x 18" giclee print, in a numbered limited edition of 200 for $50.

On sale Tuesday October 18 at 12pm ET through Bottleneck Gallery.

#Art #Ryan Meinerding #Avengers Infinity War #Avengers #Infinity War #Marvel #Marvel Studios #Bottleneck Gallery #poster #print #giclee #Concept Art

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don-lichterman · 2 years

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How Oscar Isaac Plays Marc & Steven! | Behind The Scenes of Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight

Lorraine Cink goes behind-the-scenes with Sean Faden, VFX Supervisor for Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight, talking about the VFX work and intensive pre-production planning that went in to bringing to life Oscar Isaac’s amazing performances as Steven Grant and Marc Spector as they talked to each other through mirrors in Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight. ► Watch Marvel on Disney+: https://bit.ly/2XyBSIW ►…

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#behind the scenes #bts #comics #costume design #Disney #disney plus #disneyplus #marc spector #marvel #marvel studios #marvel studios moon knight #moon knight #Moonknight #mr. knight #Ryan Meinerding #steven grant #Visual Development

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steverogerscanyounot · 7 months

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Captain Carter concept art from The Art of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

#peggy carter #captain carter #doctor strange in the multiverse of madness #i bought the book so you don't have to #you're welcome hehe #six pages for captain carter is surprisingly generous i must say #considering they wasted her entire potential in the movie #i hope this means peggy (and hayley) will return to make more appearances in the mcu hehehe #the part where ryan meinerding said captain carter doesn't need a cowl because “hayley's performance come through with just her face”#HE GETS IT

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tonyglowheart · 1 year

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I bought a Stark Industries polo at some SDCC?? Why did I never wear it lmao (answer: I probably felt like I needed to hoard it & keep it safe)

#personal #also found a Ryan Meinerding Iron Man shirt lmao... the things I buy and. stash apparently

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demifiendrsa · 2 months

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Official "4-4 Day" poster for Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four illustrated by Ryan Meinerding

#The Fantastic Four #The Fantastic Four movie #The Fantastic Four 2025 #Fantastic Four #Fantastic Four movie #Marvel #Marvel Cinematic Universe #MCU #Pedro Pascal #Vanessa Kirby #Joseph Quinn #Ebon Moss Bachrach #Marvel Studios #Disney #film #live action #live action film

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namor-shuri · 1 year

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Marvel Studios Assembled & Wakanda Forever Podcast: Namor/Shuri + Tenoch/Letitia Moments

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Marvel Studios Assembled: The Making of Wakanda Forever [available on Disney +] [w/ time stamps to follow along]

▻ The whole cast comforted and gave Letitia a group hug at San Diego Comic Con as she broke down [Tenoch kissed her shoulder] [0:27]

▻ “We know what Black Panther is but what makes it a Black Panther movie? If we were to do another one….how would audiences recognize it?” - Ryan Coogler [Director] [5:44]

▻ We learn that Namor’s character was discussed to be in Black Panther 2 while the first movie was being written. “In the comics, the two worlds have a great rivalry” - Joe Robert Cole [Screenwriter] [13:25]

▻ Ryan was interested in Meso-American culture for the Talokanil and “…upon research it became more clear that the people of the Yucatán made a ton of sense.” - Ryan Coogler [Director] [14:40] They wanted to give Namor a culture/background different from the comic book version [a white man]. “Their [Mayan] artwork and their advanced agriculture…all of these things that they accomplished, it was a perfect palette for us to delve into.” - Joe Robert Cole [Screenwriter] [16:40]

▻ Namor’s costumes and headpieces are curated from post Yucatec Mayan culture roots. “We used a lot of kelp and things to make the headdress and hand wove his cape, but we kept it pure to what he looked like in the comics.” - Ruth Carter [Costume Designer] [17:50]

▻ Ryan and Hannah Beachler [Production Designer] show us the set of Namor’s cave and explain the time/labor that went into creating this elaborate set. Ryan points to the mural painting of Namor and the Black Panthers fight. “This one’s my favorite one” - Ryan Coogler [Director] [22:25] We learn that the style of art is “Bonampak”

▻ Letitia had to learn how to swim for her role, along with the majority of the cast. “I struggled with it. Ryan called me and he was like ‘Tish, can you swim?’ I was like ‘Sir, sir, I’m in the lab. What more do you need from me coming out of that lab?” - Letitia Wright [Shuri] [26:06]

▻ All of the water scenes were half filmed under water, called “wet for wet”, and filmed outside of the water, called “dry for wet” scenes. The exosuits [Shuri is shown wearing one when exploring Talokan] were real suits that were also filmed underwater and were about a million and a half dollars each [explained by Chris Denison, Stunt Coordinator] [29:40]

▻ A clip of Letitia Wright’s “Screen Test (2016)” from the first Black Panther is shown [41:54] and we learn that Dominique Thorne [Riri Williams] also auditioned for Shuri’s role a while back

▻ The cast had differing emotions/opinions than Ryan about the decision to kill Queen Ramonda [played by Angela Basset]. “When I read that Ramonda was going to die by the hands of Namor, I was very upset. I think I almost cried on the phone to Ryan.” - Letitia Wright [Shuri] [43:43] Ryan and the writers felt her death would be a big “motivator”/ transformative moment in Shuri’s development and the eventual break down of her character to become the Black Panther [her arc]

▻ Ryan supported and pushed Letitia during the whole process of becoming the Black Panther to do her best work and continuously reminded her of who she was and what she was capable of when stepping into the role. Letitia wished Chad could have passed the torch to her himself to do it [46:02] + [55:03]

▻ [Referring to the making of Shuri’s Black Panther suit] “We were working with the design language of silver being representative of T’Challa, gold being representative of T’Chaka, and the little bit of where Killmonger’s coming from…We’re essentially taking those two elements and combining them.” - Ryan Meinerding [Head of visual development] [46:58]

▻ “Shuri vs Namor. We put alot into that fight.” - Aaron Toney [Fight Coordinator] [49:59] We see that a lot of the BTS of their big fight on the desert were shot with different individual sets with Tenoch, Letitia and stunt actors, separately and together. “I’m so proud of it. Shuri’s looking amazing, Namor’s looking amazing.” - Letitia Wright [Shuri] [50:27] Their fighting styles are explained to be very different, where Shuri is more calculated and Namor is more in his body. “With Namor, when it came to fighting styles, I pulled from….cultural aspects like Lucha Libre…asian cultures…I pulled from a style called Baji.” - Aaron Toney [Fight Coordinator] [50:49]

▻ “Processing in a way of expressing her pain and fury towards Namor, she thinks that’s going to be satisfying to her soul and it’s not….I think that’s a beautiful way to complete that arc, to realize that my brother wouldn’t do this, my mother wouldn’t want this for me….We see Shuri become a woman in her own right.” - Letitia Wright [Shuri] [53:00]

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Wakanda Forever: The Official Black Panther Podcast [Hosted by Ta-Nehisi Coates]: Chapter 5 w/ Letitia Wright, Tenoch Huerta, Dr. Gerardo Aldana [available on Spotify]

▻ “What does it mean when Wakanda and Talokan give us a beauty created not to justify enslavement but to celebrate freedom?” - Ta-Nehisi Coates [Host]

▻ Tenoch continues to put the spotlight back on indigenous communities/culture and does not claim to be apart of their experiences. “I don’t practice the culture so it is impossible to name myself indigenous….I’m not pretending to be something that I’m not…I’m just trying to honor my ancestors.” - Tenoch Huerta [Namor]

▻ A fan went to the movies with his Mayan grandma and she began to translate scenes herself while watching the film with him. “The Mayan group in LA said it [the character’s Mayan in the movie] sounds beautiful. You have an accent, it sounds good! They were happy with it.” - Tenoch Huerta [Namor]

▻ “Why are these two groups [Wakandans and the Talokanil] fighting each other? Why can’t they get together and go beat the colonizer?…I am a huge Black Panther fan but I was sitting there and found myself rooting for the Talokanil!” - Ta-Nehisi Coates [Host]

▻ Letitia was bullied in school for her appearance when she was growing up (ex. her size, being African, etc) “I kind of let that go…I talked myself out of the idea that I should be like anyone else.” She found comfort/ amusement in going viral on TikTok. “It’s definitely flattering but I’m really shocked…I’ve never been crushed on before in school…As a black woman, I’m moving into a space where I’m finally being called beautiful but I didn’t wait for them [the media/world] to tell me that at first. I told it to myself.” - Letitia Wright [Shuri]

▻ “This is the highest grossing movie with the lead character as a black woman and it’s you [Letitia]. How does that feel?” - Ta-Nehisi Coates [Host]

▻ “The love that Shuri has for T’challa is the love that Letitia has for Chadwick and that’s intertwined.” Letitia shares her initial hesitancy about doing the film without Chadwick after his passing and taking on the mantle as Black Panther. “I see it as I’m a vessel. I’m a trusted vessel that’s here to honor my brother.” - Letitia Wright [Shuri]

▻ Letitia laughs about fun moments they had on the set of Wakanda Forever. “He [Ryan Coogler] would say Namor and the Black Panther are having a conversation. It’s a big movie. Turn your phones off!” - Letitia Wright [Shuri]

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valkyrieandstrangeridingaragorn · 2 years

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Just came across this article published today about S1 of Loki:

And the head of Visual Development Concept at Marvel Studios, Ryan Meinerding, says this:

“One of the fun parts of being on this project early was that they didn’t really know what this show was when we started working… one of the earliest pitches that Kevin Feige was sharing with other people at Disney was, ‘Everybody loves Loki! Let’s see more of Loki! Let’s see him in different countries. Let’s see what happens… and I think that was some of the fun with that show, especially in the early stages.’"

I guess it was clear by the way this show was so poorly written that they basically rushed the whole thing but it's good to have confirmation.

The article has a few early concepts of Loki in different timelines:

He's seen here in Egypt:

And this seems to be a floating Asgard above Earth perhaps:

There are more in the link above. Too bad they rejected all this and chose to give us that terrible series instead. It could have been good.

#Loki

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nickfuryagentofsword · 21 days

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Fantastic Four by Ryan Meinerding

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#Fantastic Four #Human Torch #Marvel Cinematic Universe #Ryan Meinerding

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therese-lokidottir · 2 years

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Loki's costume was too distracting for the Loki series

Interview with costume designer Christine Wada had this to say

“According to Wada, the creative team was reimagining the usual “superhero format” when they imagined Loki. The decision to keep Loki in his TVA office wear was meant to allow more of the actual character to shine through. Thus we wouldn’t have our attention distracted by a dramatic outfit like the ones he has worn in the past—or the sort of over-the-top costuming imagery we so often see as the hallmark of superhero stories.

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After the team got Loki out of his original costume, it was also up to Loki lead actor Tom Hiddleston to make that new, more mundane look his character’s own.

“I think it was really interesting for all of us to reimagine this sort of superhero format—like take the armor away and be able to see the magic coming from the inside of the character,” Wada explained. “What does a Loki, what does Tom do with something so benign? And so as a uniform, and turn it into something that’s so Loki, like turning up the collar. Adding [to the character] without it being some more armor that we’ve all seen.” ”

Honestly to me this feels like such a backwards mindset have when it comes to super hero films.

When the first X-Men came out in 2000 it was clear they were determined to be taken seriously and be seen as cool, and they didn't think they could do that wearing yellow spandex. Thus, the more subdued black leather costume. I don't blame this, coming off the heels of so many ridiculous 90s superhero films simpler costumes were properly the right choice at the time. But then after a decade passed, and superhero films became the mainstream, X-MEN movies realized the audience was more than willing to accept the colorful costume.

I want to give all the credit I can to costume designer Alexandra Byrne and artist Ryan Meinerding for taking all of Jack Kirby's craziness and making it a wearable aesthetic.

Yeah, I think it's quite the downgrade to go from "Loki’s collar shape was inspired by a calla lily, often representative of sacrifice and resurrection" to leaving to the actor to make something of the costume.

No other MCU thinks like that, that costume is too flashy and distracted. Wanda finally got her crown because now that the can use the title Scarlet Witch they're going to give her a costume that lives up to it.

It must be a challenge to the costume designer to make something memorable, fits the aesthetic of the MCU and is true to the comics. Ruth Carter did an amazing job with Black Panther, and it's clear how much work she put in. I'm so excited to see her work in Blade. Kym Barrett work for Shang-Chi is something I'll remember, not just the costumes but the regular civvies the characters wear are I think the most notable in recent mcu.

Again, to me it feels like they're going backwards. Oh, no, can't have Wolverine wearing yellow, people won't take it seriously. People have loved Loki for ten years. No one was distracted by his costume. His costume was used to say something about his character. If you think a superhero costume is too distracting, work on something that's not a superhero project.

#Loki 2021 #loki series critcism #costume design #anti christine wada #loki meta #the mcu hates it's best character

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