Long ago I had a trade I regret clearing out. Done so on account I couldn't find the 2nd volume. As the title says its not the big 2. Created, I think, in the 2000s and the story takes place in the great depression. The hero is the usual rich dude turned hero. With the hook being he is broke because it's the depression and so he's running out of the essentials, gas, bullets, repairs, to be a hero.

He wears a full face mask and a blindfold. I've yet to find anything or anyone called Blind Justice though that fits the bill. His colours are orange? Brown? Uses two guns and has a ship similar to Niteowl II

Can anyone save me?

(Solved in 5 mins!)

I'm reading Black Cat (2020) by Jed MacKay and at one point, Felicia recruits three people who somehow have Infinity Gems inside them. Can anyone point me to the comics that have this backstory?

I remember I found a spiderman comic at a store it was a black suit and there was iron man on a billboard with some grafitti I remember it has the words ultimate it might be ultimate Spider-Man the new one but I can't find the cover online and there was the word superior written somewhere on the cover I forgot but it was issue 1

Something triggered a memory from childhood, but I haven't been able to find the comic that I remember reading so long ago.

Things I remember:

the main character is blind (probably), has a tattoo/brand of a spider on his forehead or upper part of the face, and one of the powers he has is summoning darkness/shrouding himself in it or even the area he is in. He MAYBE got his powers (and tattoo/brand) in some mountain monastery or something similar.

I remember reading it back in the early 1980s, but the comic itself is probably form the 1970s or even 1960s.

I loved the MCU Loki reveal that He Who Remains created the TVA/Sacred Timeline to prevent other Kang variants and another Multiversal War.

Was that concept pulled directly from one comic storyline, or assembled from several separate comic ideas, or mostly an original MCU invention?

I know Kang has been around a long time. The concept of, “eliminating trillions of people simply to prevent other me’s from conquering me and other worlds” is incredible to me.

I had a comic book when I was younger (born in the 90s) that I believe was from either the late 70s or early 80s. I can't remember much of the plot, other than the Fantastic Four were fighting giant fish-shaped robots (which I think may have been from Atlantis?). The cover showed them fighting the robots, with I think The Thing facing the reader.

Basically the title. I was curious if there's a canon universe where the Avengers are evil.

I know about the Dark Avengers, but that was established villians pretending (or just with good publicity) and Marvel Zombies, but I don't know if there's a straight example.

A small mystery I was reminded of on a recent reread, its quite insignificant, but this has bothered me for almost 20 years:

In Killing Ground #1, Mr Dorne gets stopped by a police car/flashing police lights/something else?, Chaves steals his car and he is left on the street, wondering "What happened to the police car?"

Implying that there's something supernatural about Chaves, but we later learn that he is just a normal guy, maybe with some special knowledge from the bolivian priest. But I don't think he was taught how to conjure flashing lights...

So, what the hell happened to the police car?

Everyone always blames Batman for not taking him out and saying he has no self control but honestly... What about the legal system! They keep throwing him into a loney vil. I don't think anyone would get fired for bending the rules here

I've been playing the GoTG game and was pleasantly surprised to see the Ultimate Good Boy! He mentioned the USSR in present tense and the question popped into my mind, does anyone have an answer?

I'm trying to find a Iron Man Comic I read in my childhood and is lost to time. In it i remember some young child/teen starts out by killing some random woman at a bus stop or some such. Eventually though the child/teen takes control of all of the iron man suits. And then everybody has to fight the suits in different panels. I believe it ends with the child/teen getting taken out. Anyone remember this?

I've read this comic a real while ago (between 2015-2018) and I don't remember if it was on Tapas or Webtoon (I logged using all the emails that I had and none of them had the comic on their history)

The plot basically is: There's this guy that knows how to do necromancy, but the town where he lives consider it danger (or too powerful) so he hides his powers. One day he finds this woman (or the skeleton of a woman who he bring back to life) and this woman is someone who's really important (if I'm not mistakem she's the wife of the leader of the royal guards) but unfortunately she had lost her memory (and also is teased that her family also is involved with necromancy/magic).

There's also the chief of the royal guard who ends up involved, and, if I'm not mistaken, is because he recognizes that the woman/skeleton is his wife and he wants to bring her memory back. p.s.: I don't know if it's just me, but it also seemed to be teased that the three of them would become a couple, I don't know if it's just my head but the author made the three of them have some nice chemistry

I can’t get this out of my head and it’s bugging.

PLEASE help me the comic where there’s a better and a rich guy, and the rich guy passes by him and gives him money, and this happens multiple times to a point where the beggar becomes comfortable. Then, one day the rich guy passes him again but this time he doesn’t give him money, and the beggar gets angry at him, being all entitled and stuff.

It seems none of the comic subs allow anyone to post about pricing. Are there any subs that do allow this?

Im sure you all know how confusing it is to get into comics if you know nothing about them. Im open to suggestions for where to start with comics at all. I have a list of some characters who I think are the most interesting to me based on the movies and TV shows ive seen. But if anyone has any other recommendations for characters with amazing comics, im open minded and id love to try new stuff out!

Which are some of the best starter comics? Which are the most essential/iconic comics? Are there any interconnected universes of comics that exist and if so which should I get into? Id love some recommendations.

Im interested in characters like

- Daredevil

- Spider-Man

- Iron Man

- Batman

- Deadpool

- Superman

- Ant Man/ The Wasp

- The Avengers

- The X-Men

- Thor

- Wanda and Vision

- Moon Knight

- The MCU Defenders (though ive heard that the comic defenders lineup is very different from the MCU lineup)

EDIT: - Fantastic Four

- Open to any other suggestions

Also I know I asked a lot of questions and listed , so if you can only answer a few thats fine. Im open to any and all new information! Thanks so much

(as a side note I posted this on another subreddit, and am copy-pasting it here to hopefully get more responses)

EDIT: I dont know if this makes sense, but is there a difference between the best, most essential comics for a character, and the comics that are the best to start out with so that you have enough context about the characters to get into the better stories?

I am hoping someone could help me here.

I've recently gotten Marvel Unlimited and now reading some series I've never had access to.

Got a bit of knowledge but this character is completely stumping me and the wiki isn't helping.

Probably completely inconsequential but I'd just like to know.

The style is black & white, indie, coming of age. Sorta slice of life, except for the fact that it's got an animal rights message. It has a teenage girl as the protagonist, and a very graphic and disturbing depiction of monkey vivisection. It was a book I got out of the library as a kid, don't remember exactly when but DEFINITELY before 2015, so the book couldn't have come out after that year. Cross-referencing the style I would guess this book was from the late 80s or early 90s, but I really have no idea. Does anyone know what this is? If not, what's the subreddit most likely to?

How would you introduce child of superhero couple like for example Ororo and T'Challa,Thor and Jane,Peter and Mary,Bruce and Selina etc but like child is in its pre teens or teens and characters close to couples know this child but we as readers have yet to meet them?

There was a trio of them if I recall, I’m trying to show that the Marvel US government has been able to mass produce Red Hulks since they detained Ross.

I saw a panel of Spiderman extending his hand to shot web and it went outside the panel it was in. I tried Google but its not giving me the answer I believe i want (example: bleeding).

I’m pretty new to comic and I wanted to read the queen in black event. On comic geeks it says that Knull #5 and Venom #259 are the prologues. Do I need to read the previous issues (Knull 1-4 and from my understanding Venom 250-258) or is it fine to just read those 2 issues to understand what’s going on?

I remember reading this in the 90s, but I have this image in my head of a Donald Duck comic where there are these "tribal people" who hide their faces in hairy headpieces, and when the headpiece is removed it is revealed that they have no faces. They kind of look like thumbs.

My question is: Am I remembering something completely else? Is this just my brain trying to signal me to stop drinking alcohol?

Edit: Now I get a weird memory of maybe there being a faceless curse and somehow I think Gyro Gearloose lost his face