AustinGorton029 - Havok
Havok usually trading cards well, and I generally dig Palmer's painted work, but this feels like a miss. Havok is channeling the Living Monolith a bit too much, especially w/the white pupil-less eyes.
Homepage [Unofficial]La prima apparizione di Mandalore e i Mandaloriani fu in un fumetto Marvel
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016 - Professor X
Solid card, which manages to use his hoverchair without making it the dominate element of the image.
I have always been distracted by whatever the pole thing is that looks like it's coming out of the monitor.
Marvel Masterpieces Midnight Sons!
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#TradingCardADay #MM2 #GhostRider #Morbius #Blade #Vengeance #BillSienkiewicz #BrianStelfreeze #TomPalmer #TristanSchane
Long live the Leather Jacket Avengers!
Which card is your favorite?
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064 - Black Knight
I love Leather Jacket Lightsaber Black Knight so much.
Also, love that Palmer, who inked Epting on most of the Leather Jacket Avengers, does this card.
036 - Blade
Love to see Tom Palmer contributing to this set - his painted covers are some of the best of the 80s - but this Blade is thoroughly fine. Zooming in or a more eye-catching background would help.
Stuart WilkinsonPicture books are a great way for children to learn about difficult subjects through shared reading with parents or teachers. Looking forward to getting hold of the new #TomPalmer book for the school library #kidlit #iamreading
Marvel Universe Series 4 Page 11: The #Avengers from #RonFrenz & #TomPalmer, in all their leather jacket glory!
#TradingCardADay #MU4 #BlackKnight #Crystal #Sersi #Thuderstrike #CaptainAmerica #Hercules #Bloodaxe #RedSkull #Proctor
Card 099: Proctor
He's just a guy with red eyes and luscious locks on the card, but if you're only going to give one #Avengers baddie a card in 1993, there's no way it's not the unfortunately-named Proctor.
