Comments | musesfool: yet you read on because even the alphabet is precious

musesfool

yet you read on because even the alphabet is precious

Apr 01, 2012 13:11

So last night I read what is possibly the greatest page ever produced in a comic (yes, even better than that time Steph slapped Bruce, or the time Wonder Woman stepped on Batman's neck). For reasons that don't need exploring at this juncture, Peter, MJ, and Aunt May move into Avengers Tower. The morning after their first night there, Aunt May finds ( Read more... )

comics: amazing spider-man, technology is not my friend, poetry, steve rogers: professional sadface, national poetry month 2012, does whatever a spider can, this is captain america calling

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marag April 1 2012, 17:30:58 UTC

Okay, yes, that is definitely in contention for the greatest page ever in a comic.

Although I'll note that I could have predicted that Aunt May could pwn Logan :D Do NOT mess with the little old ladies because they will kick your ass before you even know what's going on.

musesfool April 1 2012, 18:03:51 UTC

I think Aunt May could pretty much pwn anyone? But it was nice to see it confirmed in canon. *g*

secretsolitaire April 2 2012, 01:51:32 UTC

I like this Rich poem. Yay for Poetry Month!

musesfool April 2 2012, 02:44:42 UTC

It felt right to start off with her, and with this one in particular.

anonymous April 4 2012, 22:50:43 UTC

A few months back, I read a really fascinating essay about Steve's PTSD, especially how it was manifested in the 60s and 70s when Marvel first brought him back...

'Captain America, Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome, and the Vietnam Era', an essay in Captain America and the Struggle of the Superhero: Critical Essays, maybe?

musesfool April 5 2012, 17:04:51 UTC

Yeah, I think that's it. Thanks!