When my uncle finally divorced his abusive wife and became a bachelor again he was like 55 and already used to wearing dad attire. Anyway so that year at the big family camping trip my aunts were trying so hard to hook him up with their friends but he kept wearing this sweater with a kitten in s hammock that said “beach bum” on it. And every time they saw it they’d say “Wear a nicer sweatshirt Stan!” And he would just earnestly reply “This IS a very nice sweater!”
Anyway my aunts were full of shit that sweater kicked ass
Found the picture that was on the sweater
Put me in this shirt.
If you insist
Well, it ain’t what I expected, but I fucking love it. Thanks, pal.
That is fucking brilliant lmaooo
Couldn’t resist
The madman fucking did it. Holy shit, pal, I love it. It IS called fashion.
Today’a aesthetic: ostensibly reformed supervillains who are still extremely sinister, but constantly skate the razor’s edge of plausible deniability and nobody can ever prove they’re up to anything illegal.
Bonus points if they do the thing where their words say they’re both hurt and disappointed that everyone is so suspicious of them, but their tone says they find those suspicions funny as hell.
Ok this is interesting. Thank you tags for alerting me to this backup story in Weapon C: First Class #1
We knew that Xavier had approached Vic to join up before Logan, but really dude? You opened pretty good, asserting that he’s not a monster just because he’s different but…you then told him he’s your second choice because the guy he hates most is your first? And you’re surprised he was angry about that?? Then you lecture him (pointlessly because you state he won’t remember this) about how he is actually a monster because he holds grudges against people he feels wronged him???
Xavier, you’ve always sucked. You’ve always written Victor off as useless, haven’t you. Yeah the HoX stuff is terrible, but I’m starting to think you did purposely screw him over just to make yourself look better. Uhg.
He was even receptive at first because you were treating him like a person. You really done goofed dude.
No fighting allowed in the Hellfire Club bathrooms.
[from New X-Men Vol. 1 #142 (August, 2003) by Grant Morrison (script), Chris Bachalo (pencils) Tim Townsend (inks), Chris Chuckry (colors) and Chris Eliopoulos (letters)]
