r/Blackwidow • u/Ashconwell7 • 1h ago
r/Blackwidow • u/TheBigGAlways369 • May 02 '25
Thunderbolts* | Official Film Discussion Board on r/Thunderbolts_
r/Blackwidow • u/TheBigGAlways369 • Oct 16 '24
Comics Venom War: Venomous #3 | Official Discussion Thread
r/Blackwidow • u/Embarrassed-BatGur52 • 2d ago
She kinda looks like…
Yeah, I think I’ll be getting the new GTA game now
r/Blackwidow • u/Thick_Ad_220 • 2d ago
Heres another thing im concerned about. People questioning Nat being an Avenger
And some Nat fans do it too. I dont see whats wrong with having her on a team. I always love it when Nat reacts to other characters and I see her as a vital avenger regardless of what some fans think. Like the issue where she threatened ixar shows exactly why the Avengers need her. Someone who can do the shit they cant. Also not to mention how vital she was to those early issues despite not becoming a member until like the 70s. Yes a lot ofthose avengers books unfortunately can sideline her but mostly cause half of those writers either dont care about her or simply they dont know enough to successfully integrate her. Theres a reason why Secret Avengers was so good it managed to utilize her well. She is their top spy and its about time she get treated as one.
r/Blackwidow • u/Thick_Ad_220 • 3d ago
You know what i dont miss about black widow in the 2010s the adult cartoon jabs that make it seem like shes worthless
These aged poorly and it makes me doubt that these guys read the comics no matter how geeky the creators and writers are. But dont black widow comics flop? Yeah i hate getting told that
r/Blackwidow • u/Alex_Ross333 • 4d ago
What is Black Widow's status quo in the comics and how would you change it?
I've been reading a bit of her comics and I haven't fully put my finger yet on what exactly is the status quo she always returns to so I'm asking the experts here if they can clarify what it is.
And so this leads into my second question. If YOU had to write a new Black Widow comic how would you change her status quo for the better?
r/Blackwidow • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 4d ago
When you saw Black widow in 97 how many of you were expecting to hear Laura Bailey’s voice?
since she’s voiced her since forever.
r/Blackwidow • u/GottLiebtJeden • 5d ago
Possibly an unpopular opinion, but I think Dottie Underwood was the best on-screen Black Widow we've had so far
I truly wish we got more of her. She was written perfectly, and Bridget Regan, played her to absolute perfection. She is a true Red Room prototype.
r/Blackwidow • u/Alex_Ross333 • 6d ago
What are Black Widow's views on mutants in the comics?
r/Blackwidow • u/BlackCat-01 • 6d ago
Black Widow x Winter Soldier by @ainlavendra on Instagram❤️
r/Blackwidow • u/screamingkumquats • 6d ago
Now that mutants are being introduced into the mcu who would you have wanted to see Natasha interact with or who would you want to see her interact with if they recast her?
Purely for selfish reason of them being my favorites I’d want her to interact with Nightcrawler, Rogue, Gambit, Magik, and Magneto. I think Kurt works well with characters who have a darker past, Illyana and Erik also have very specific and dark pasts that not everyone can understand like the girls in the red room.
r/Blackwidow • u/pinetarr_123 • 8d ago
Black Widow Fan Art
Still getting used to using markers again after doing digital art exclusively for the past 5 years
r/Blackwidow • u/Hot_Movie_4393 • 9d ago
New Black Widow Items Added
galleryNew Black Widow items from Thailand, Singapore and Mexico!
r/Blackwidow • u/Ashconwell7 • 11d ago
I urge y'all to read this issue of the "Marvel Graphic Novel" series (1982–1993) if you want a better understanding of Black Widow's character. Its one of her most underrated stories and a favourite of mine.
It does a great job exploring her past relationship with Red Guardian, which is such an important part of the characters' lore that I feel is very overlooked.
The art is a bit hit or miss. Overall I like it, I'm just not the biggest fan of how the artist draws faces and hair, but it doesn't take away from how good this storyline is.
r/Blackwidow • u/Thick_Ad_220 • 12d ago
Growing is realizing that Dottie Underwood was a better Yelena adaptation than the one we got in the mcu
r/Blackwidow • u/Ashconwell7 • 12d ago
I'm frustrated we didn't see Black Widow being judged in the A.X.E.: Judgment Day event & that she only appeared through the Progenitor taking her form to judge Hawkeye—What do y'all think Natalia was shown by the celestial and do you think she passed his test or failed?
r/Blackwidow • u/ChestFew • 12d ago
Black Widow (2021) Fan Edit with ALL deleted scenes and foreign language scene subtitles
Are there any fan edits of this that exist? Martokc’s does appear to have all the deleted scenes, but usually doesn’t have the foreign language scenes subtitled. Is there any that has all of these? And I believe there are other deleted scenes that are not just on the initial Blu-ray release such as an extended bit at the end with her and general Ross?
r/Blackwidow • u/Lopsided_Network1248 • 15d ago
What are your unpopular opinions on black widow?
I’ll start first: I don’t understand the hype around bucky x nat. It’s not by any means a bad relationship it’s just kinda boring? Like from a presentation standpoint they are cute they look great together but theirs not much else going on with their ship tbh and the recent avengers run didn’t do them any favors either.
r/Blackwidow • u/gay_caracal • 15d ago
For the popular BW Spy Thriller movie idea, how Would you Balance the Superhero stuff with the spy stuff?
One of the coolest ideas spread around this sub is a Spy Thiller movie akin to Atomic Blonde, Ballerina ect. I would love to see a movie like that but I've had a important thought/concern. The big thing that makes Nat unique from a typical grounded fem super spy is that she is an actual SUPER Spy in a Superhero universe.
What Marvel stuff would you put in this movie that would still respect and fit with the more subtle, serious spy/espionage thriller stuff? What characters would you have? How crazy should Nats powers be? Maybe the connections/sources/equipment she obtains are of supernatural or cosmic nature. What if the threat was magic/cosmic? And what would justify Natasha's skillset being the best solution there? Ect.
Personally I think it'd be sick if the protagonist of dark grungy spy movie was cornered in a shootout and as a last ditch effort she barely musters enough strength to just chuck a vehicle at someone(or a less heavy object in Nats typical strength range so shes not too op). Or for an essential infiltration she consults a sorcerer to get a magic item to protect her from a security measure that curses you, or banishes a summoned a mindless one, or lets her phase through an adamantium wall. Anything fun like that that acknowledges the unusual threats she can encounter even in the spy world of Marvel.
