An early '90s X-Men commercial Marvel sent out for retailers to use in their local markets. This is just after the Image exit, so you see some Jim Lee art, as well as that of Greg Capullo's underrated X-Force run.
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Theme song and opening sequence from the "KaBlam!" pilot, originally titled "Blam!" [1995]
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Arthur Adams' original cover art for a 2000 X-Men movie promo magazine by Marvel & Wizard.
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"He hates anime" "He hates Final Fantasy"
Nah he specifically said he hates "Mickey in a goth hoodie" and that's probably why
Spiderman unlimited is the true spiritual successor to the original X-men animated series. The black inks, the story, the depth, the sentinels. It’s so rich. It may have only gotten 13 episodes, but they pack a powerful punch.
Elsa bloodstone marvel legends will be a good stand in for Karen O’Malley #SpiderManUnlimited
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Mr Beast invested way more into this than hasbro has for any transformers show in the past decade. Hand drawn frames? Whatever happened to that?
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Remember: Jesus loves you. #JesusChrist
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Nice to see the second image from this post circulating! The render of various video game characters from the Gamefan's Ultimate Code Book cover is actually drawn by comic artist Patrick Spaziante ( "SPAZ" of Archie Sonic fame). Spaz also did more covers for Gamefan Magazine too.
Can someone do an USOPP VS ? 😅 #OnePiece
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Oh my god it's South Park Arthur
Arthur has taken over the pbskids.org homepage! This week, the 30th anniversary of the show's first broadcast is being recognized.
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The Classified Glow-Up: Why Mainline Releases Should Be Gussied Up and Retro Versions Should Be Dead-Nuts Accurate serpentorslair.com/gi-joe-cl… via @Serpentorslair
















































