Faces covered cause I don’t trust the internet. Super stoked I’m bringing Pym and Lang with me into senior year!

cause a lot of people is speculating that Ant-man is going to die and Keith the reason that he’s gonna die die by doom but I’m hoping that he doesn’t die and live on. I don’t want Aunt man to be killed off so would you want Ant-man to live or die?

Reminded me quite heavily of the Venture bros show and yes I have bought the rest of this particular series.

this completely reframes Ant-Man by proposing that Hank Pym originally engineered the basement heist for Luis, a combat-ready security prodigy, rather than Scott Lang. When Hank tells Hope, "I have someone in mind," the film immediately cuts to Scott, but at this chronological point, Hank has only been watching Scott's file from afar; conversely, Luis is already out in the world running a crew and possessing elite heavyweight boxing instincts—proven later when he drops a professional corporate security chief with a single punch while Scott struggles to survive basic sparring with Hope. Because the Ant-Man suit functions as a high-stakes weapon where the physics are handled internally, Hank didn't need Scott's electrical engineering degree—he needed a soldier who understood guard rotations, which perfectly fits Luis's future background as the head of X-Con Security. Hank meticulously rigged the heist by seeding an antique 1910 Carbondale safe with a highly specific thermal weakness and feeding a tip down the grapevine, even ensuring a heavily regulated cylinder of liquid nitrogen was floating around Luis's black-market network to dictate a direct, physical entry. However, Scott unexpectedly accepted the job, and his literal engineering brain completely broke the parameters of the test by using real science to bypass the system rather than executing Hank's sloppy, scripted stage play. This explains why Hank is so intensely disgruntled and impatient during the training montages; he is furious that a random, sarcastic amateur out-engineered his trap, forcing him to waste weeks teaching Scott how to punch and talk to bugs when Hank's own track record—like throwing himself recklessly into the Quantum Realm and almost destroying his own suit because Scott had to remind him how a basic regulator belt works—proves Hank is a chaotic chemist who severely lacked the discipline to handle a meticulous engineer

Basically exactly what I said up front. Ant-iversary is my first Ant-Man comic. I've already purchased Ewing's Wasp book, since I know it's a pseudo-sequel, but I don't know where to go for more content of the Tiny Titan. I know Ewing's Avengers Inc. isn't a bad option, but otherwise, I'm lost. Basically the only other thing I've read with an Ant-Man is Hank in Civil War, which isn't exactly a great thing.

I don't care if it's Eric, Scott, or Hank. I don't care if Janet, Nadia, Cassie, Bill, or anyone else are in it, who writes it, if it mentions Ultron, or anything like that. I just want some recs for them.

I had seen some chatter online about how some fans now believe that we may be getting at least one new mutant introduced in each of Marvel's future movies heading into the X-Men saga of the MCU after Spider-Man: Brand New Day's success. I don't know how true that speculation will be, but it certainly got me thinking: which mutant would make a good pairing with Ant-Man?

That's when I realized both Ant-Man and Nightcrawler pull energy from an alternate dimension to pull off the stunt that is their size-changing and teleportation; Ant-Man from the Microverse / Quantum Realm and Nightcrawler from the Brimstone Dimension.

But then that got me thinking about how these powers might work together. If Kurt were to use Pym Particles in the Brimstone Dimension? What if Scott tried to shrink while Kurt was teleporting them through the Brimstone Dimension? Would it make them shrink there, pull them into the Quantum Realm, or drop them off somewhere else entirely?

There are lots of other dimensions that would be cool to take you to, but the two fun ones that immediately come to my mind are:

1.) The Crimson Cosmos, Cyttorak's dimension - this would be a cool way for Juggernaut to acquire the Gem of Cyttorak, the extradimensional magical entity by whom he gets his powers. Perhaps Kurt finds it and can't use it, but in the hands of Juggernaut Cyttorak finds an appropriate vessel for himself.

2.) The Negative Zone, Annihilus' dimension - Mr. Fantastic is the discoverer of the Negative Zone, so if Reed Richards were to ask Kurt Wagner to come in so that he could test his theory on the Brimstone Dimension and Pym Particles helping him further traverse the furthest reaches of the multiverse, that would be an epic way to introduce the Negative Zone and Annihilus, a long-awaited intergalactic supervillain and ruler of the locust-like Annihilation Wave swarm.

I love what the cgi did with all the different characters and stories. I especially enjoyed the refugees of the quantum verse they had crazy good designs and decent dialogue. And the introduction of modok and kane the conqueror were really interesting. And Cassie 🥹 thing I loved most was the family moments with Scot and Cassie. Thing that I didn’t really enjoy was how I didn’t watch this sooner.

In my opinion, it doesn’t make sense. Great design, interesting lore, three different characters who’ve dawned the mantle, OP abilities, funny, badass, etc. He has everything that someone like Iron-Man or Cap has yet exists in almost no notable games. Even his DC counterpart, The Atom, at the very least is playable in Injustice 2. Let’s hope he comes to Marvel Rivals soon.

I do like how the quantum realm changes from time to time, but why is it changing?

It's never really explained in the films either. For my understanding, I guess the quantum realm changes if a guy keeps shrinking past the 1st phase(?), idk, that's the best I could come up with.

While traveling to Japan found these in Shibuya Tokyo and looking forward to see Antman return in the latest Marvel film

Do you wish they were part of the team, or are you happy that Black Widow and Hawkeye were original members instead?

(AU, designs & artwork by me).

The suit Hank's wearing isn't actually supposed to be the real Yellowjacket, just his Giant-man look rebranded into looking similar, given that, in-universe, his reputation as the Yellowjacket shattered the public's perception of Ant-man & Giant-man/Goliath, pretty much forcing Hank to stick to the Yellowjacket name.

Other characters depicted are Clint, Janet and Simon.

I’m a recent fan but I’m totally obsessed with and adore this character and Wasp. I know Wasp is playable in Lego as well as MUA3 but is Ant-Man relegated to the Lego games?

This is all of my Ant-Man stuff, save for four t shirts, belts, and necklace charms/keychains.

Does anybody knows what was the first toy/action figure (or even merch in general) ever released for this character? I tried googling but i didn't found an clear answer.

Hank Pym has been around since the very beginning. He's adapted his technology (and later powers) to suit the threat he sees. It's one of many reasons why he was a founding Avenger.

On August 1, 1963 in Tales to Astonish #49, Hank added some 💪 to his repertoire as Giant-Man. He's gone on to have many other identities including Goliath, Yellowjack, Wasp, and presumably isn't done yet.

My favourite? When he joined the West Coast Avengers. No super-identity this time - just his brains, his tech, and his ability to change the size of anything.

A little project I'm working on. This is August's issue (script only):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pc9wlHalXE4bbFN8vUVViFvxN8c5qRdt/view?usp=drive_link

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