Spider-Man’s New Powers
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Thursday, September 18, 2025
Spider-Man's New Powers In 2025
Monday, August 11, 2025
Most-Published Comics Characters
Most-published LGBTQ+ characters in comics pic.twitter.com/5XhW5HXdhR
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Top 10 Most-Published DC Super-Heroines in Comics (Prime-Earth Exclusively)
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Top 10 most-published super-heroines in comics pic.twitter.com/1untH9DM4u
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Most-published Black superheroes in comics pic.twitter.com/aH3tdjbBPO
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Top 10 most-published X-Men characters pic.twitter.com/K1v3GSeMY8
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Tuesday, June 10, 2025
Riri Williams - Iron Heart
When Riri Williams set out to build her armor, she wanted to make something iconic.
— Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) June 10, 2025
Follow the evolution of Riri's #MarvelComics designs, from her first suit to the armor that cemented Ironheart as a leading hero of her generation ๐งต pic.twitter.com/aezN24XDEo
Monday, December 2, 2024
Sunday, December 1, 2024
Top 100 Superheroes of All Time
Summary
A countdown of the top 100 superheroes highlights their powers, storylines, and popularity, showcasing diverse characters from comics.
Highlights
๐ Umbrella Academy: A dysfunctional family of superheroes navigating time and identity.
๐ฅ Peacemaker: A controversial hero enforcing his own brand of justice through extreme measures.
๐ด Valkyrie: A powerful warrior from Asgard known for her combat skills and leadership.
❄️ Iceman: A young mutant who balances his ice powers with his LGBTQIA+ identity.
๐ฆธ♀️ Jessica Jones: A street-smart detective with super strength, tackling personal demons and crime.
๐ญ Deadpool: A humorous anti-hero who breaks the fourth wall while delivering chaotic justice.
๐ฆ Batman: The iconic Dark Knight representing the pinnacle of heroism with a complex moral code.
Key Insights
๐ Diverse Origins: Superheroes like the Umbrella Academy and Peacemaker show how characters can emerge from unconventional backgrounds, blending humor with serious themes.
⚔️ Moral Complexity: Characters like Peacemaker and Punisher illustrate the blurred lines of heroism, showcasing that not all heroes operate within a strict moral framework.
๐ฆธ♂️ Empowerment Through Identity: Heroes like Iceman and Jessica Jones highlight the importance of self-acceptance and representation, resonating with diverse audiences.
๐ช️ Power and Responsibility: Spider-Man and Superman embody the classic hero’s journey, emphasizing that great power comes with the responsibility to protect others.
๐ Family Dynamics: Teams like the Umbrella Academy and Doom Patrol explore themes of family and belonging, showcasing that heroism often stems from personal relationships.
๐ถ️ Cultural Impact: Icons like Wonder Woman and Black Panther have transcended their comic roots, becoming symbols of empowerment and representation in broader society.
๐ฆธ Enduring Popularity: The timeless appeal of characters like Batman and Marvel’s first family, the Fantastic Four, shows that well-crafted heroes resonate across generations.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2021
Superman Calls Out WOKE Captain America
People have lost their minds over Marvel's "United States of Captain America" #1. The complaint is that its too "woke". People are weighing in without really looking at the comic itself. An article that explains what the offending text is and how people have responded can be found in
The problem text is:
Fox, naturally, latched on to the lines "The first American dream is the one that isn't real" and "A good dream is shared. Shared radically. Shared with everyone. When something isn't shared, it can become the American lie" and then brought on guests to react to Marvel saying that the American Dream is "dead" and "a lie."
I really see nothing wrong with Captain America saying this. It's true. The so-called "American Dream" has been horded by some, excluded others, and built off the backs of many. However the comic has triggered some people. They argue that Captain America has become way patriotic and and antigovernmental. Any one who argues this knows nothing about who Captain America is and what does it symbolizes. He has always stood for the ideal version of the United States. You know the version of what we say we stand for and not what we do really do. That America welcomes immigrants, protects the weak, promises freedom to become the best version of yourself. It is about opportunity. Instead what we have is a history of chauvinism, genocide, greed, slavery, and racism. Captain America inspires people to be better - and never shy away from politics.
Captain America's first appearance depicts the character punching Hitler in the face (always a joy) in 1941 before America had even entered WWII.
And a story was published in 2003 called "Truth: Red, White, and Black" in which we find out America experimented on Black soldiers to try to re-create the super soldier serum that created Captain America in the first place. When Captain America found out what had happened in present day, he fought to help the lone survivor. This story was some of the inspiration for "Marvel's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" series on Disney+.
There was another story they published in 2009 called "Flag of Our Fathers" where Captain America
teamed up the Black Panther of WWII to stop Nazis and in it Captain America refuses to accept the racism and segregation of that time. And trust me, there are plenty of times where Captain America chooses to do the right thing despite what the United States government says
Outlets like PragerU do not seem to know what the comic is about but only want to attack "wokeness".
Some outlets like the above article and the Young Turks (TYT) actually have accurate and well thought-out commentary:
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