World's Greatest Comic: The Fantastic Four Appreciation 2024

[danielsan52]

The artist here probably thought he was drawing Oliver Queen lol

Green Arrow has a Goatee, not a mustache.

[scribbleMind]

A thought. Somewhere along the way I feel like Leech lost his bestie. Can Leech get a phone call or something? What's going on? Not like this.

[CaptCleghorn]

A thought. Somewhere along the way I feel like Leech lost his bestie. Can Leech get a phone call or something? What's going on? Not like this.

I agree. Artie and Leech were good buddies of Franklin and they'd be a nice touch for his characterization. I blame the whole "is he a mutant or isn't he?" hubbub for busting up those three amigos. And while we're on the subject, the FF needs their outside acquaintances back. More than just Johnny and Pete or Reed and the Illuminati.

[Digifiend]

Speaking of Leech... X-Men 97 killed him off!

Green Arrow has a Goatee, not a mustache.

Yeah, in fact I bet Oliver is the reason Clint's disguise isn't a full beard!

[Oberon]

Speaking of Leech... X-Men 97 killed him off!

Yeah, in fact I bet Oliver is the reason Clint's disguise isn't a full beard!

Way, way, way-back, in Marvel, '60s, '70s

Tony had a mustache as always. Odin had a beard. Various villains (Wizard, Stranger) had mustaches, and when you think of the artist/creator, that era, a mustache or goatee did put a sinister cast on most characters, movie or otherwise.

But I'm off that era and over the decades, men's facial hair has mostly been a given. In nearly every workplace or friends/community I've been in, the bare-faced men was more likely in the minority.

So I'm curious to this dislike of mustaches and such. Seems pretty normals and standard to me.

[Mantis-Ray]

From the recent issue

[Digifiend]

Natasha Lyonne has been cast in the movie.
https://deadline.com/2024/05/fantast...os-1235916577/