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CAP 2el primer día de escuela me quedé sola Solón Solón ya que me decían la loca del barrio de la escuela y no me podía juntar con nadie por que siempre andaba toda eléctrica osea por el yaoi y además la profesora me regañaba por decirles a los demás que era yaoi y cada día les decía a mis padres y yo como que "VIEJA CHISMOSA" Siempre me relataba con mi mamá y yo como que :v "mamá yo no fui la maestra simplemente me odia y ya" Aunque creo que nunca me creería ;-; mi mamá pensó que ya no veía yaoi a los 11 años y la verdad cree que no me acuerdo de que antes me gustaba el yaoi asasi que por eso ella no habla del tema pero en realidad yo sigo viendo yaoi solo que ella cree que lo deje atrás jajajajajaj no me quemen

While Billy Batson, better known to comic book readers as the mighty Shazam, was introduced to modern audiences during DC Comics’ New 52 era by writer Geoff Johns and artist Gary Frank, the iconic character has been absent since the publisher launched its DC Rebirth initiative in 2016. Ahead of the character’s upcoming relaunch next month, Johns assures fans the new ongoing series will pick up from the events of the last time Batson was last seen in the comics. In the final pages of the New 52 Shazam story five years ago, the superhero’s longtime enemy Doctor Sivana was seen meeting the parasitic, mind-controlling alien worm Mister Mind for the first time. RELATED: NYCC: Geoff Johns Shares New Shazam Art, Story Details “Mister Mind’s aspirations are incredibly big, and just because he’s a small size, he might be funny to us and he might be underestimated by everybody around him, but his point of view is a pretty valid

With Marvel’s new X-Force series set to reunite the team’s original members this December, series artist Dylan Burnett has taken to Twitter to show off their new uniforms. The images released by Burnett feature OG X-Force members Shatterstar, Domino, Cannonball and Warpath wearing their sleek new gear. The style of each member’s respective uniform has seemingly been customized to their liking, but all carry the same black, gray, white and orange color scheme, as well as the all-important “X” symbol. Kid Cable and Deathlok also sport their own versions of the new X-Force look. RELATED: Original X-Force Reunites For New Ongoing Series X-Force costumes! Feels really cool to have been able to put my stamp on some matching X-uniforms. pic.twitter.com/NGwslJ2rut — Dylan Burnett (@dylrburnett) October 16, 2018 Following the events of Extermination, which reunited the original X-Men team, X-Force will feature a reunion of

Comic book author Mark Waid has started a GoFundMe campaign to collect money for legal fees related to a lawsuit filed by Richard C. Meyer, a leader in the online ComicsGate movement. The lawsuit alleges that Waid called Antarctic Press, which Meyer had formed an agreement with to publish his Jawbreakers series, and convinced the publisher to drop the title. Meyer claims this amounts to an interference with the contract he had established with Antarctic, as well as defamation due to the alleged content of the phone call. In a post announcing the launch of the crowdfunding campaign, Waid maintained his innocence and explained why such a campaign was necessary in the first place. RELATED: Star Wars Writer Chuck Wendig’s Twitter Appears to Have Been Targeted by Bots “Even though I am confident that the claims made against me are entirely without merit, lawsuits are time-consuming and very expensive,” said Waid. “Still, I have never

In 2015, Marvel Comics debuted their hip-hop variant covers, which featured Marvel characters in redrawn versions of classic hip-hop album artwork. These variants will now be used as actual album artwork, as Marvel teams up with Urban Legends — the urban catalog platform of Universal Music Enterprises — to release new vinyl collector’s editions of the albums depicted. “Marvel’s hip-hop variant covers celebrated the music industry in a whole new way, combing the creativity of the original album art and the Marvel UNiverse to create one-of-a-kind pieces of art,” Daniel Fink, Marvel Executive Director of Business Development, said in a statement. “We’re excited to collaborate with UMe to bring these variants back for fans of these iconic albums.” RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: Marvel’s New Hip-Hop Variants Homage 2Pac, RZA & More The first three albums released in this series will be 50 Cent’s Get

The latest batch of variant covers to celebrate the upcoming Uncanny X-Men #1 have been revealed by Marvel, including new artwork by Alex Ross and Art Adams. The relaunch of Uncanny X-Men #1 is being celebrated by some of the industry’s biggest names, creating variant covers for other Marvel titles. The publisher has been debuting those covers over the past few weeks, including these five new ones, shown in the gallery below. The subject of the artwork come from across the history of the X-Men, referencing alternate realities, specific eras and iconic stories. RELATED: Jim Cheung Assembles Marvel Mutants for Uncanny X-Men #1 Variant The Alex Ross cover for Astonishing X-Men #17 is reminiscent of scenes featuring the X-Men from his landmark miniseries with Kurt Busiek, Marvels. The cover showcases the original five X-Men backed into a literal corner, illuminated by an optic blast from Cyclops. Art Adams’ cover for The Immortal Hulk #9 plays w

Popular digital artist Stanley “Artgerm” Lau has made his Marvel with his latest variant cover, this time providing a variant for January’s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man relaunch. The Singapore-based artist shared his variant cover through his Twitter account this past Friday showing Marvel’s flagship character swinging through New York City with a heart-shaped snap of his fingers. RELATED: Artgerm’s Exquisite Catwoman Halloween Cover Is Full of Symbolic Easter Eggs Here comes my first Spidey appearance! FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN #1 coming in January! #spiderman pic.twitter.com/AIrEJJl156 — Artgerm (@Artgerm) October 20, 2018 The new series was first announced at the beginning of the month with writer Tom Taylor reuniting with his artistic collaborators on All-New Wolverine, penciler Juann Cabal and colorist Nolan Woodard. The variant cover marks Artgerm’s first ever cover featuring the amazin

DC Co-Publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee has shared his variant cover for the upcoming second issue of Batman: Damned, which depicts a much more heavily armored version of the Dark Knight. The DC Black Label miniseries, written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Lee Bermejo, features an out-of-continuity story where Batman discovers someone has killed the Joker resulting in the arrival of a supernatural threat to Gotham City. RELATED: DC Wishes Batman: Damned Nudity Had Never Happened Batman Damned variant cover issue 2 #batman #dccomics #penandink pic.twitter.com/8iumnLnvBu — Jim Lee (@JimLee) October 23, 2018 The debut issue had Bruce Wayne run into the DC Universe’s resident occult ne’er-do-well John Constantine and ghostly Deadman as they attempted to investigate the mystery of the Joker’s murder along with the arrival of the paranormal to Gotham. RELATED: Scott Snyder Surprised by Batman: Damned Contro

Earlier this month, author Chuck Wendig was fired from Marvel Comics before he was able to complete the Star Wars: Shadow of Vader miniseries and another, yet-announced Star Wars project. The news came courtesy of Wendig’s Twitter account (he has since compiled his side of the story in a blog post, while Marvel has declined to comment), where the writer confirmed that he was fired due to the controversial content of his social media posts. Wendig said that Marvel considered his tweets too political, too vulgar and too negative. RELATED: John Byrne Explains the Origins of His Potential X-Men Return Essentially, by putting Wendig on one of its premier creative teams, Marvel opened itself to scrutiny due to the author’s lack of civility online, and people had seemingly noticed. However, a recent examination of Twitter bots that mentioned Wendig’s name around the time of his firing calls into question exactly how many people who saw and po

After debuting in the DC Comics crossover event Dark Knights: Metal as its principal antagonist, The Batman Who Laughs is getting his own miniseries by co-creator Scott Snyder and artist Jock this December. With less than two months until the debut of the six-issue miniseries, co-creator Greg Capullo has shared a variant cover for the upcoming title showing the villain in his creepy glory. RELATED: Batman Who Laughs Funko POP! Figure Is More Terrifying Than Cute 🤫😉🤘🏻✏️🤘🏻 pic.twitter.com/Tb7PN5gXiP — Greg Capullo (@GregCapullo) October 18, 2018 The Bruce Wayne of an alternate Earth that was infected by a virulent strain of Joker toxin upon finally killing his foe, this incarnation of Batman brutally killed his allies and began to conquer the Dark Multiverse before setting his sights on Earth-1 of the DC Universe in the epic crossover. The grinning villain was later revealed to be

Writer/artist John Byrne, known for his acclaimed runs on Marvel’s Uncanny X-Men and Fantastic Four, announced in August that he’s spoken with Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski about a possible return to the X-Men. While nothing is official just yet, the creator has revealed more details about the potential project, referred to as X-Men: Elsewhen. Speaking with Syfy Wire, Byrne explained the series, which would take place in an alternate timeline in which Phoenix survived the ending of “The Dark Phoenix Saga,” originated as a way to see whether he could still produce comics the way he did at Marvel. “Somebody had asked me on my forum whether there was any chance that I would go back to Marvel,” Byrne recalled, “and I got to thinking about it. ‘Can I go back to Marvel? Can I even still do that? Can I pencil for someone else to ink?’ I thought. ‘Let’s pretend it would be a kind of Elseworld whe

Writer Scott Snyder‘s first big crossover on the bi-weekly Justice League comic is the Aquaman-focused “Drowned Earth” story arc, beginning with this week’s Issue #10. The scribe has created a helpful checklist to guide readers through the reading order of each issue, and it looks like something straight out of an ’80s-era mix tape. “Homemade DROWNED EARTH CHECKLIST!,” Snyder posted on social media. “Our big Aquaman and the Justice League saga starts in JUSTICE LEAGUE #10 Wednesday! Hope you’ll check it out!” RELATED: Starro’s Back – But How (And Why Did Batman Give Him A Nickname?) Homemade DROWNED EARTH CHECKLIST! Our big Aquaman and the Justice League saga starts in JUSTICE LEAGUE #10 Wednesday! Hope you'll check it out! 🏊 pic.twitter.com/Fjy8Vjfa9V — Scott Snyd(ofthelivingdead)er (@Ssnyder1835) October 16, 2018 The image begins with the words “

Outside of what we’ve seen it do to Mick Rory/Heat Wave, the Sage Force remains shrouded in mystery. However, in the pages of The Flash #62, we’ll see a brand-new wielder of the enigmatic Sage Force. According to the solicitation text for the upcoming issue, “The Flash tracks down a new user of the mysterious Sage Force, a young Zandarian spy named Bashir (a.k.a. Psyche), who’s just starting to understand his newfound abilities.” Unfortunately, luck’s not on the Scarlet Speedster’s side, as he’ll also have Power-House to deal with. RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: Williamson Teases The Rogues’ Big Return Before Flash: Year… Here’s the full solicitation for The Flash #62: THE FLASH #62 written by JOSHUA WILLIAMSON art by CHRISTIAN DUCE cover by DAVID YARDIN variant cover by JAE LEE The Flash tracks down a new user of the mysterious Sage Force, a young Zandarian spy named Bash

Here is the quote from the interview that I found fascinating: The one thing that really surprised me was the new costume Mark Gruenwald and I created for Wonder Man. I considered him, and I know he considered me, to have a pretty good handle on what made good comics, and we both liked the costume a lot. But apparently we were pretty much the only ones. Oooh…boy, yeah. Wait until you see some of the responses! The comic book blog, The Peerless Power of Comics, collected some of the letter column responses to the costume so that I wouldn’t have to. Check them out: “I have to tell you that I found Wonder Man’s new costume so visually repugnant that it vastly decreased my enjoyment of the entire issue. It looks like an Adam Strange reject. Realize you made a mistake and correct it soon.” “I just had to write and tell you a terrible nightmare I had. Seems that Wonder Man somehow lost his goggles, and his hair changed

Despite the fact that its recently-released second season has been considered by fans and critics alike to be a massive improvement on the first across the board, Marvel’s Iron Fist has officially been cancelled by Netflix. “Iron Fist will not return for a third season on Netflix,” Marvel and Netflix told Deadline in a joint statement following a period of uncertainty regarding the show’s future. “Everyone at Marvel Television and Netflix is proud of the series and grateful for all the hard work from our incredible cast, crew and showrunners. We’re thankful to the fans who have watched these two seasons, and for the partnership we’ve shared on this series.” RELATED: Iron Fist’s Big Twist Completely Changes Marvel’s Netflix Universe While Iron Fist as a series has effectively ended, however, the statement also hinted that the character might not be done yet as far as the on-screen Marvel univers

Netflix canceled Iron Fist on Friday, making it the first Marvel original superhero show on the streaming service to end, though Defenders is unlikely to receive a second season. . Actor Finn Jones, who plays Danny Rand/Iron Fist, released a statement on the show’s cancelation. “With every end is a new beginning,” Jones wrote on Instagram. “I have an enormous amount of love and respect for everyone involved with the last two seasons of this show. Defending the greatest city in the world amongst the most talented and warmest people has been a privilege and a joy. Blessed to have taken this journey and grateful for the ongoing support.” RELATED: The Offenders: Is Netflix Quietly Building its Dark Defenders? View this post on Instagram with every end is a new beginning. I have an enormous amount of love and respect for everyone involved with the last two seasons of this show. Defending th