Once upon a time...

Title: New Beginnings
Author: fenderlove
Fandom: Marvel/Thor.
Rating: G.
Warnings: Age-regression.
Summary: Loki deals with the aftermath of his actions on Midgard.
Notes: Spoilers for the films Thor (plus its deleted scenes) and The Avengers (I have not seen The Avengers, but I've seen enough animated GIFs on Tumblr to have pieced it together). This was also partially inspired by Thor and the Warriors Four #1-4 (these issues can be read online on Marvel.com).


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Voting has finally begun at the WeLoveFine Marvel Villains T-shirt Design Contest! After receiving over 2,000 entries, they whittled it down to just under 1,000.

Please, vote for my design here. Click the 5 box on the right-hand side to vote (and "Like" on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+ too, if you want to). :D



"I picked Amora the Enchantress for my design. I’ve always loved her costume, and she’s one of my favourite villains from Marvel. She’s got style; she’s got power; she gets to hang around two of Asgard’s most awesome princes. Who wouldn’t get a little spellbound by her?"

This is my first Marvel-related fanfic I've written in a very, very long time. Definitely the first one I've put on Livejournal at least! XD

Title: New Beginnings
Author: fenderlove
Fandom: Marvel/Thor.
Rating: PG, but I wouldn't say worksafe exactly.
Warnings: Non-sexual nudity. Age-regression.
Summary: Loki deals with the aftermath of his actions on Midgard.
Notes: Spoilers for the films Thor (plus its deleted scenes) and The Avengers (I have not seen The Avengers, but I've seen enough animated GIFs on Tumblr to have pieced it together). This was also partially inspired by Thor and the Warriors Four #1-4 (these issues can be read online on Marvel.com).

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Mathew Buck (aka Film Brain) reviews "The Avengers" after seeing an early UK release of the film. This review is SPOILER FREE for those who are interested.

FB: "What Joss Whedon has created here is possibly one of the best superhero films ever made. He has delivered everything you possibly could have wanted from this massive crossover. It is a Masters class in audience gratification, and you can tell in every single frame of this movie that he knows the characters, knows their personalities, and knows how to handle them. Considering the amount of characters here and the amount of backstory here in the Marvel film continuity, the fact that Whedon not only successfully performs the balancing act but manages to make it look easy is quite an accomplishment."

And yet Whedon can't or doesn't want to handle his own creations anymore. How ironically tragic or tragically ironic (which is just the kind of thing Whedon likes). Despite good reviews, I stand by my earlier pledge not to see this film in the theatre or to any way, shape, or form give Joss Whedon any more of my money or to add to the box office. I might see the film at some point in the distant future (though I have stuck to my pledge to never watch "Titanic," "Pearl Harbor," or "Wedding Crashers," and I haven't, thank God), but I will not be paying for it (no, I will not be pirating it). I'd rather give my money to someone who hasn't spat upon everything that I once liked about them. That's why I spent money to buy a new G. R. R. Martin book and Season One of Game of Thrones, but I did not spend money to see "Cabin in the Woods" or "Star Wars: Episode I" in 3D. And it's also why, in the future, I will be buying J. K. Rowling's new book to give her a chance outside of Harry Potter. George Lucas and Joss Whedon are on my "To Don't" list until a miracle happens and I actually like something that they do with characters that actually belong to them.

Not content in ensuring that Buffy and Angel made it into space, there's a slight possibility that Whedon may ruin the Avengers movie by throwing a few characters out there as well- via some scans on Scans_Daily on Dreamwidth. *pray that there will be no more space-porking*

James will be reprising his role of Mr. Fantastic on the Marvel Super Hero Squad Show!

"Saturday, Nov. 13 at 6:30 a.m.: "Double Negation at the World's End!" Written by Eugene Son, directed by Patty Shinagawa. Guest-starring Dee Bradley Baker as Annihilus and James Marsters as Mr. Fantastic."

I hope he talks about string theory again. :D

Title: The Invisible Woman & Mister Fantastic
Artist: fenderlove
Rating: G
Summary: Reed and Sue Richards are one of my favourite Marvel couples. Sure, they've had their share of problems, but they've managed to keep it together as few superhero couples have.



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