#superheroes
Concept: a superhero whose civilian identity is five different people. Not like they’re a hive mind or they can duplicate themselves or anything – they’re just a group of five people who all have different powers but coincidentally wear roughly the same size costume, who’ve decided to team up and share the same heroic persona. As far as both the general public and the broader super-powered community know, they’re a single incredibly hard-working super with a bewildering variety of seemingly unrelated powers, except they only have access to any given power some of the time owing to complex criteria they refuse to adequately explain.
(Thus far they’ve been very careful to ensure that their heroic persona is never provably in two places at once, though honestly it’s only a matter of time; there’s some argument among the group whether to deal with that eventuality by coming clean, or by claiming that bilocation is also one of their powers.)
Each of them has a different specific weakness. After a long and harrowing fight their Archnemesis discovers that the Hero’s vulnerable to silver. Three weeks later they’ve got the Hero wrapped head to toe in silver chains, only to have the super-strong Hero break out like it was toilet paper.
(That one’s allergic to bees, not silver.)
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I reblogged this, and a second later remembered Isabel Allende’s Zorro. Who isn’t a superhero as such, but still, there are three simultaneous Zorros.
Now I’m imagining the challenges involved in the traditional Superhero/Nemesis relationship, when the poor Nemesis doesn’t realize he’s
datingfighting five different people.Who has already had the discussion and agreed to share him.
Concept: a superhero whose civilian identity is five different people. Not like they’re a hive mind or they can duplicate themselves or anything – they’re just a group of five people who all have different powers but coincidentally wear roughly the same size costume, who’ve decided to team up and share the same heroic persona. As far as both the general public and the broader super-powered community know, they’re a single incredibly hard-working super with a bewildering variety of seemingly unrelated powers, except they only have access to any given power some of the time owing to complex criteria they refuse to adequately explain.
(Thus far they’ve been very careful to ensure that their heroic persona is never provably in two places at once, though honestly it’s only a matter of time; there’s some argument among the group whether to deal with that eventuality by coming clean, or by claiming that bilocation is also one of their powers.)
Each of them has a different specific weakness. After a long and harrowing fight their Archnemesis discovers that the Hero’s vulnerable to silver. Three weeks later they’ve got the Hero wrapped head to toe in silver chains, only to have the super-strong Hero break out like it was toilet paper.
(That one’s allergic to bees, not silver.)
The Sisterhood Of The Travelling Superhero Spandex
Imagine if their morals didn’t quite line up tho? Can you imagine the kind of reputation they’d get if one of them goes to great lengths to resolve all their conflicts peacefully and only resorts to violence when it’s absolutely necessary while another one shoots out a villain’s kneecaps halfway through their first monologue?
The heroes all think they’re batshit, but damn if that wouldn’t terrify the hyperdetailed plot-oriented villains.
Concept: a superhero whose civilian identity is five different people. Not like they’re a hive mind or they can duplicate themselves or anything – they’re just a group of five people who all have different powers but coincidentally wear roughly the same size costume, who’ve decided to team up and share the same heroic persona. As far as both the general public and the broader super-powered community know, they’re a single incredibly hard-working super with a bewildering variety of seemingly unrelated powers, except they only have access to any given power some of the time owing to complex criteria they refuse to adequately explain.
(Thus far they’ve been very careful to ensure that their heroic persona is never provably in two places at once, though honestly it’s only a matter of time; there’s some argument among the group whether to deal with that eventuality by coming clean, or by claiming that bilocation is also one of their powers.)
Each of them has a different specific weakness. After a long and harrowing fight their Archnemesis discovers that the Hero’s vulnerable to silver. Three weeks later they’ve got the Hero wrapped head to toe in silver chains, only to have the super-strong Hero break out like it was toilet paper.
(That one’s allergic to bees, not silver.)
In a world of superpowered people, your own ability to keep all insects 30cm away as a force field made you mediocre at best, until one day, as you are about to sign your lease with the director of your bank’s branch, you both cant seem to be able to shake hands.
As someone who really doesn’t like creepy-crawlies, this power would be a godsend.
Actually, not being involved in the dangerous profession of being a superhero plus not having to deal with bugs at the same time sounds like a complete win-win situation to me.
Iron Inch is ready for action in this scene from Infinity Wang. All your favorite stars from the Mini Marvels universe come together to keep Thickos the Hung from getting the Infinity Family Jewels. It’s an epic adventure.
Can’t wait to see this in 3inch-D.
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Here is Small Lord and his friend Groin from the blockbuster Infinity Wang. All your favorite stars from the Mini Marvels universe come together to keep Thickos the Hung from getting the Infinity Family Jewels. It’s an epic adventure.
This is going to be the best movie ever!!
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Weekly highlight: Superheroes by Andrei Nicolescu
Illustrator, architect, painter and graphic designer Andrei Nicolescu (who is also an artist on tumblr) has presented to us his great project called “Superheroes”. Romanian artist, based in Bucharest, showcased famous superheroes in a different way. The illustrations itself reminds me a little bit of cubism. I, honestly, think that it is a very nice way to illustrate something that has been illustrated sooo many times already. You can check out for more of his artworks here.
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Wonder Woman’s formal wear
salute-worthy.
Wishing all my followers a safe and wonderful Fourth of July.
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been working a lot on this girl (Now named Charlie) for a while! The copics I own were lacking for her skintone :/
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Two of my latest superhero character designs! I decided to give the ladies a full body shot together.
I haven’t named either of them yet - I might get onto that because Im really enjoying their designs. I guess Im making my own little superhero team at this point between these two, Bee, Amon and possibly my bird boy. Maybe I’ll put up a post of them all together eventually.
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in the next batman movie selina is back in town to con bruce wayne which he knows but he missed her so much and obviously he can afford it so he just lets her
she reveals she’s robbed him and he’s like oh that’s fine lol if you needed money you could have just asked :) and writes her a check for a million dollars and asks when he can see her again and she’s like dang this guy is insane??
he was terrified she could never love him for bruce wayne meanwhile selina’s like okay edgy badboys are OUT rich himbos are IN but its the same guy
she expects batman to try to stop her at some point but he never does so she concludes that he just really hates bruce wayne for some reason which makes him all the more attractive
batman realizes she’s falling for bruce for real and he’s not even jealous he’s just like “you really like him? that’s great ” and selina’s like wtf
anyway she sneaks into bruce’s study or whatever to crack the safe hidden behind the painting and it’s full of roses, jewelry, bruce’s blank checkbook and a little note asking her to dinner. he thinks that this is normal behavior btw
