Hear me out.
Make Black Widow the same age as Peter.
And one of her first missions is going undercover at Peter's highschool to figure out who Spider-Man is since he is seen around there so much.
Then have Black Widow replace MJ's role in the story as if MJ never existed.
So Who are the big bads of MTG?
Like I know of the Praetors/phyrexians, Yawgmoth, Nicol Bolas, Ur-Dragon, Eldrazi. But who are the other major villains? The ones that had like whole story arcs needed to take them down. I'm trying to figure this out but it's not really something discussed.
I'm fairly new to magic only been playing for about 2-3 years. Joined a few months before Duskmourn
I'm planning to make a video going over the Public Domain and specifically talk about the case of Blue Beetle and the public domain status on both Dan Garret and Ted Kord.
However, trying to hunt down the copyrights from back then and where the copyright was not renewed is a nightmare to find. I was hoping that someone here may have done the leg work and found where these papers and documentation of all of this was location. (I tried looking at the PDSH wiki but they are abysmal with providing sources!)
If anyone here would like to help, especially if you're a lawyer in this field, please let me know in the replies or feel free to message me directly. I want to make sure I get this right when I explain it.
Imagine if you will when Raven first came to earth she appeared on the Kents farm and was taken in by them. And over time she learned to be able to express herself but not lose herself to trigon.
Wonder what that would look like. Also goth country girl Raven with a valley girl accent would be cool.
So I'm curious on when comic books started doing more detailed shading and deeper colors. Tbh im not really a fan of this super detailed look that we get from modern comics. Often times it looks and feels a bit messy in my eyes. So I'm trying to figure out when it started
the pages shown are from Spectacular Spider-Man issue 200 and amazing spider-man 800.
So I'm taking my steps into making my own comic.
The problem is I'm not fast enough for the pace I want to create at. On top of being the writer and letterer.
I'm a one man team. I figured if animators can rotoscope, why can't I use 3d models as my base sketch and penciling so I can get to the detailed sketch and inking and colors faster.
I just worry that it will discredit me if I use this tool to get my work done faster. That people will call me a fraud.
I'm wanting to hear your favorites.
Personally I'm a fan of Black Venus and Death Mask
What I man is it's filled with historical figures, mythological figures, cartoon characters that aren't even in the super/pulp hero genre. It's a bit frustrating when trying to shift through the characters on the wiki.
i've started doing work on my own comic/web comic. Each issue will have five different MC with four different stories.
Lapis Lazuli, my Blue Beetle, is the first of those main characters.
yes i know DC has their own Blue Beetle for those who are inevitably gonna mention it. However, due to copyright laws pre-1976, Blue Beetle of Dan Garret and Ted Kord are public domain which allows derivatives of those works.
So mine is of a teenage girl in her senior year finding Dan Garret's relic he used in the silver age to be the Blue Beetle and her becoming the next one.
as simple as the title what are some classic tales from the Fox Syndicate and Charlton comic eras of both gold and silver age that you love? Be sure to name the comic name and issue so i can find and read it myself.