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Actor Michael K. Williams Visits Marvel Comics

June 18, 2012 | 4:45 PM | By Agent_M | In General

Omar comin'!

I was sent that line via email, on badly photoshopped images and had it spoken to me several times last week when I told folks at Marvel HQ that we'd have Michael K. Williams, famous for his roles as Omar Little on "The Wire" and Chalky White on "Boardwalk Empire," in the office.


Actor Michael K. Williams at Marvel Headquarters in NYC

As is customary when we have a celebrity who's also a Marvel fan visit us at Marvel HQ, I showed MKW around the office; introduced him to some of the awesome folks working here; brought him by the Marvel Comics editors who showed him how comics are made; and interviewed him for our This Week in Marvel podcast. We even recorded a short video segment with MKW, as he talks about why Spider-Man is such an awesome character. Very cool stuff.


Actor Michael K. Williams with Agent M

The audio and video stuff we did with Mr. Williams is still a ways off, but I wanted to post the photos that Judy Stephens took--in part because they're great and also because everyone's been asking if they can post their photos to the Twitters and Facebooks and Tumblrs. Check out the photos below and be sure to follow Michael K. Williams on Twitter at @BKBMG.


Actor Michael K. Williams with a Hulk Mask/Art Prop


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso


Actor Michael K. Williams and his son Elijah Williams at Marvel Headquarters in NYC


Actor Michael K. Williams and Marvel Vice President John Cerilli


Actor Michael K. Williams and his son Elijah Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Art Director Jeff Suter and Agent M


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Editor Stephen Wacker

Actor Michael K. Williams and his son Elijah Williams with Marvel Comics Editor Bill Rosemann


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Editor Nick Lowe, Editor Jeanine Schaefer and editor Daniel Ketchum


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Associate Producer Blake Garris


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics editor Jordan D. White


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Art Director Jeff Suter


Actor Michael K. Williams and his son Elijah Williams with Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Web Designer and Photographer Judith Stephens

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Special Projects Editor Mark Beazley

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Editor Nick Lowe and editors Jordan D. White and Daniel Ketchum

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Associate Producer Blake Garris and Agent M


Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Senior Editor Nick Lowe


Actor Michael K. Williams at Marvel Headquarters in NYC

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Comics Editor Jeanine Schaefer

Actor Michael K. Williams with Marvel Associate Producer Blake Garris


Actor Michael K. Williams with Agent M

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he could be the falcon maybe moses magnum, derek khanata

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travioso - June 19, 2012 | 7:05 PM

You may want Mike to play Thor, the way he's holding onto that hammer. I'm jealous, man... ;c)

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Ahmaadness - July 11, 2012 | 12:05 PM

Bishop!!! Although I'd rather see Bishop played by Michael Jai White or Rampage Jackson, Omar would still do the job just fine lol. But real talk why can't Mike be Cloak? Be a nice cameo in the Spidey joint. Even Deathlok especially with the scar and all.

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w1sdom626 - July 14, 2012 | 5:05 PM

Good call travioso. I think he would be a great Sam Wilson (the falcon), as well.

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Benrix - July 25, 2012 | 10:05 AM

OMAR STEPPIN, YO

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irrenmann - August 1, 2012 | 3:05 AM