Spooky Bookidooki

The truth is that none of you are ugly you’ve just let straight men make you believe your are

I love how we’ve all collectively decided that peter b parker is in our universe because it’s the shitty one

Goodnight Iron Man

These two singing one of my favorite songs ever. Just listen to them. It’s perfect. It’s the best version they ever made. At least for me.

this might just be the cutest live performance of Queen - just look at Freddie

As soon as I saw @azistcrk‘s Venom text post, I had to draw it. Poor Venom :(

Bucky: Just don’t do anything stupid until I get back.

Steve: How can I? You’re taking all the stupid with you.

Bucky, finding out that Steve volunteered to be a guinea pig for the government, willingly jumped on a grenade and jumped out of planes without a parachute because he wasn’t there to supervise:

THIS THIS THIS THIS

Stan Lee

-Grew up poor, the son of two Jewish Romani immigrant parents. He had to share a room with his brother while his parents slept on the couch.

-Helped create a comic book in which a superhero punched Hitler in the face on the COVER. Which was a very dangerous thing to do during WWII, especially with all the support the Nazi party had in America at the time.

-Created the X-Men, a not so subtle metaphor for civil rights, and eventually for gay rights, at a time when these issues were very much not being taken seriously by most of the country.

-Helped create the Black Panther, one of the first mainstream POC superheroes.

-Went on to create many LGBT and POC heroes despite this being very controversial in the industry at the time.

-Received death threat after death threat for most of these things, but kept doing it because he knew that equality couldn’t be silenced.

-When asked about the bi/POC Spider-Man headcanon, yes, I know, he didn’t agree. But y'all are leaving out the why. He said he didn’t support it because it’s better to create new, original characters, that way every version of them, not just one, represents those who need representation.

Stan Lee fought tooth and nail for equality and representation. That’s all he’s ever done, even when faced with threats against his job, his credibility, his life, all he did was fight for equality.

He believed in you. In them. In all of us. He believed we all deserved to be equal and this is how you repay him.

So don’t you sit your privileged ass behind that screen and call him a bigot, a racist, a homophobe. Just because you didn’t understand a statement, doesn’t mean you get to spit on the grave of a true hero. A True Believer.

‘Nuff Said.

Puncture (2011) dir. Adam and Mark Kassen