
I made a banana cream, easiest of the pies, but I still made it

‘I can’t fly!’
‘Great. The only fire-person who can’t fly.
Way to shatter stereotypes.’
Portugal. The Man: Dayman (Cover)
throwback af.
twenty bubblegum tunes to get u and ur squad pumped to go out or just dance around ur room - requested by avantsgarde
Radio silence between them had been the standard since that day, a shell-shocked, in-denial Darcy unable to process information that was imperative to who Dante was.
Inhuman. Nuhuman.
Whatever - the fact that that tidbit of information had remained somehow obscured from Darcy, the fact that she’d found him (with the reluctant help of the older Dante) battered and beaten, with one brow swollen - that this was his future, on repeat, over and over and over again untilUntil when? Forever?
She hadn’t known how to cope. How to deal.
And so maybe she had transferred her feelings to the older man living under her roof (the man Dante would someday be), the man who, at the moment, was safe, non-threatening and non-threatened.Darcy had meant to end the silence between them, but spotting him between the door and it’s jam had stirred something to cover the guilt and the embarrassment and the pain.
“Hey, Dante. Um…can I kiss you?”
…Well. Of all the openers Dante imagined Darcy would lead with after two weeks without contact, this definitely wasn’t in the top five. The top ten, maybe, but even that was tenuous. His eyebrow quirks, lifting a bit as if wondering if this might be some sort of prank.
“Yeah? Sure. You can do that.”
He leans against the doorframe, pushing it open fully so that she could see that the apartment was absent, at least temporarily, of new mothers and newborns.
“You might want to come inside, first, so we’re not making out in the hallway.”
Well, I’m glad your exposure to him from me has left a good impression!
So far, Dante has only really appeared in Inhuman, which is a book that began in 2014 and is written by Charles Soule(who you might recognize from his wonderful She-Hulk run) and drawn originally by Joe Madrueira. It chronicles the fallout of Black Bolt creating and detonating the Terrigen Bomb and spreading its mists across the planet, the same mists which gave Kamala Khan, Ms. Marvel, her powers. Inhuman has been collected into three trade paperbacks:
Dante also appeared in Inhuman Error, which was a three issue arc that took place across Amazing Spider Man Special #1, Inhuman Special #1, and All New Captain America Special #1. I’ve only managed to track down the middle one so far, but I’m working on it.
Moving forward, there’s rumor that Dante will be on Medusa’s team in Uncanny Inhumans, but there hasn’t been a whole lot of information about it, probably because he’s just one character in an ensemble book, as compelling as his story is.
As for notable Inhuman-based stories from the past, I’d say the person to ask is inhxmancrystal, who’s my go-to resource for Inhuman questions and is far more versed in their history than I am.
Hopefully this helps!
Maybe she should have called first.
Maybe she should have texted.
Maybe she should have called and texted two weeks ago and maybe she should have made more of an effort instead of hiding away, terrified and uncomfortable with what the future meant to them.
But now Darcy’s banging on Dante’s door, anxiety spilling acid in her gut.
It’s been… a rough couple of weeks, all told. The things the Purifiers had done to him in the brief time he’d been their captive had diminished his powers greatly, and now every time he got in a fight he had to ration his powers or else risk puffing out like a candle. His healing factor had slowed down, too, so that he was still smarting from the bruised ribs Gorgon had left him with at their last training session.
Dante limps gingerly over to the door, not sore but still tender, and undoes the lock. He pokes his head out, squinting a little at how bright the lights outside were compared to his apartment’s.
“Darcy?”