So…I’m going on hiatus again, because I don’t like this site at the moment. It’s depressing. So, see ya later I guess. I don’t know how much later, a few weeks, months.
Just had to post this, so no one thinks I’ve died!
This is the gayest way to end an episode. How am I not supposed to think that Hannibal is in love with Will? Who caresses someone’s face like that while telling them that they are in awe of who they’re being reborn as???
Like you don’t understand how freaking much I love the Steve and Namor friendship. Ok I’m gonna tell you. During the time when they met Steve was a brandspanking new super solider, he was in the war and Namor had been conviced to join and they (as all the invaders) became a family.
Before this Steve was alone. His mother had died and he had no one. Like imagine how he felt? Alone in a city who at the time hated people like him. They thought he would have been better off if he had died as a child. (talking about the eugenics of the 1920s)
Namor had family but they weren’t what you would call close. His mother kept him at an arms length always trying to prepare him for taking the throne. His grandfather was an abusive asshole. They kept telling Namor how bad the surface men were.
So when they met up Namor had already hated the human race. He was distrustful of people espically men who were in power. He never knew Steve as Skinny Steve and judged him only on his character since he didn’t care that Steve was a super soldier. Steve had this hot head arrogant asshole of a Prince to deal with.
Namor didn’t accept Steve for being a good fighter. He accepted him for being a good man. Something he hadn’t seen much of as a child. Steve and Jim showed Namor that good men exist right alongside of bad ones.
Namor was hated for being born as much as or probably more than the people who looked down on Steve. They found a kinship, a brotherhood in one another.
So it was Steve’s character that stood out. In Namor, Steve found a brother. All the Invaders were a family who always saved each other and NEVER left a man behind. So Steve went from being alone to having a family that loved and trusted him and didn’t think he wasn’t supposed to be there or ever said that it was the serum that made Steve great. They knew he was great without it.
wow, the response to this project has been incredible! thank you so much for your kind words. here’s a couple of answers to some questions i’ve seen floating around:
no, this deck currently isn’t for sale. yes, I would love to make it available when i’m done! currently i am only planning on completing the major arcana, it should be done in the next month.
i’ll keep posting my progress, but if you’d like to fill out my interest check for the rest of the deck in your spare time, i’d appreciate it! :)
I could not have articulated this but it is SO GOOD
This is such an insightful critique of how capitalism, in its relentless pursuit of limitless profit above all else, not only stifles creativity and cages artistic expression but also actively promotes regressive social values as a means of safeguarding the security of those obscene profit margins.
Okay I know I’m a very loud SamBucky Stan. But like…….Hear me out…….SamSteve.
Not MCU SamSteve. But……Comic SamSteve.
Like if we are talking MCU, SamBucky all the way. Maybe some SamSteveBucky or SamZemoBucky. But I will always just pick SamBucky.
But some of these Comics…..Y'all. Like I’ve been seeing some of them pop up on Tumblr. Steve had a whole nightmare about A woman stealing His Partner away from him. A lot of these panels have Steve on his Jealous/Protective Boyfriend shit. And for the most part Sam is cooling or at most mildly annoyed. But he deals with Steve anyways. Cause Steve is his partner. The word Partner is also always in a bold font by the by.
It’s really giving…..It’s giving me: Steve is hopelessly in love with his Best friend and wants to protective him. But he also doesn’t want to ruin their friendship with his romantic feelings. He can’t deal with loosing Sam(Clearly). Meanwhile to Sam, They have been ‘Married’ for years.(These comics look older. So like 70-80s. Gay marriage ain’t legal so…..You know they are married in their way. Valid all the same.) Sam isn’t going no where and he’s just waiting for Steve to notice and calm down so they can actually talk about it. But it’s Steve so……Ya know.
And I love that. I honestly love that so much. MCU SamSteve have a similar dynamic I suppose. But It just doesn’t hit for me in the movies the way it hits in these Comics panels. The Panels give me a reckless Steve who just goes. But still has this sense of heroics. Steve in the MCU is reckless but he is definitely more of the Serious Heroic to me. Sam in these panels seems more of a Straight man to Steve. He grounds Steve in a more dramatic way. MCU Sam is definitely a serious guy but he can also be really open and fun loving. He works more with Bucky’s characteristics here.
Then again I’m going off Parts of different comics. I’ll definitely read some and give an update later.
The comics stay giving me the good samsteve content
