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I'm getting this third-hand through, like, interviews and "when Sims went crazy" articles, but isn't when he was the Pope the time he just declared he was married to a woman and then that gave him the right to rape her?
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CapnAndy posted:I'm getting this third-hand through, like, interviews and "when Sims went crazy" articles, but isn't when he was the Pope the time he just declared he was married to a woman and then that gave him the right to rape her? Yes. The difference between this Sims and later Sims is that at this point, that was presented as a pretty unequivocally terrible thing for him to have done.
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CapnAndy posted:I'm getting this third-hand through, like, interviews and "when Sims went crazy" articles, but isn't when he was the Pope the time he just declared he was married to a woman and then that gave him the right to rape her? fatherdog posted:Yes. The difference between this Sims and later Sims is that at this point, that was presented as a pretty unequivocally terrible thing for him to have done. it's Dave SIM daggonit
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I was talking about Chris Sims. The man's a menace.
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I bring Twitter wisdom.
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fatherdog posted:Yes. The difference between this Sims and later Sims is that at this point, that was presented as a pretty unequivocally terrible thing for him to have done. Yeah, throughout, Cerebus is pretty much universally viewed as a loathsome character, and the magical happy ending he's shown demonstrates he'd either beat, mentally/physically torture or drive his love to suicide. Now the love of his life being a content exotic dancer who thoroughly betrayed her ex-husband on the other hand, may be more indicative of his attitudes... Here's Sims on Jaka from issue #114: quote:"I admire the character (of Jaka) far more than any of the other characters in the book. Cerebus is too much of a born loser; willfully self-destructive. Astoria is too single-minded and humourless. Lord Julius is always "on"; the Roach too out of touch with anything approximating reality, even the Elf is too mindlessly happy all the time. When I'm writing them I'm observing from a discreet distance. I'm interested, but not to the extent of wanting to have dinner with them or anything like that. Jaka on the other hand is someone I would happily spend a lot of time with. She embodies those qualities I always look for in a woman. She has a very simple way of thinking for which she is unapologetic. She's loaded with common-sense and self-confidence. She is direct and has a low threshold for bull-poo poo. She has virtually no interest in material possessions though she has an appreciation of them. She is almost certainly on the top rung of the karmic ladder and won't be back for another life-time. Now, here's Sims on Jaka from issue #268: quote:"For the first time he (Cerebus) was able to see Jaka precisely as she was and as she is and as she always would be: a spoiled, myopic, insensitive, self-absorbed and self-important harlot princess (quite apart from her position in the heirarchy of the city-state of Palnu)." and then post series: quote:Jaka gradually merged with my evolving perceptions of Lady Diana and Princess Diana and so became a kind fictional missing link in the long slow erosion of womanhood which began, for Christendom, with Mary the mother of Jesus, leading down, down in our present age down to Jackie Bouvier, down from there to Jackie Kennedy, down from there to Jackie Onassis, down from there to Lady Diana, down from there to Princess Diana and, ultimately—failing the sincere repentance which I see nowhere in evidence in our society—all the way down to the base depths of the Whore of Babylon and the cup of her fornications of John's Apocalypse." On the other hand, comic relief: 
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Savage Wolverine #2: Shanna & Wolverine, BFFs. Also featuring meta-humor!
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Can someone explain those last panels to me? Was the rain a distraction? Did the rain give Wolverine a boner or something?
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Jetfire posted:Can someone explain those last panels to me? Was the rain a distraction? Did the rain give Wolverine a boner or something? Thousands of gallons of water falling on you from the tens of thousands of feet in the sky is sort of distracting. SynthOrange posted:Are there even theatres in the Savage Land? Maybe there's internet.
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Jetfire posted:Can someone explain those last panels to me? Was the rain a distraction? Did the rain give Wolverine a boner or something? Yes, the rain was a distraction. He wanted some peace and quiet and then immediately a monsoon started. Roll on snare drum. SynthOrange posted:Are there even theatres in the Savage Land? There's only other superheroes popping in like, every other weekend with their Quinjets and poo poo. She and Ka-Zar probably bum rides back to civilization all the time just to take a vacation and take in a movie or something.
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Jetfire posted:Can someone explain those last panels to me? Was the rain a distraction? Did the rain give Wolverine a boner or something? Mother Nature just loving with Wolverine.
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Also, wet bikini. And Shanna's from civilization originally, so it makes sense that she'd know who actors are. Especially since Ka-Zar's a total dork for that stuff.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Also, wet bikini. Are we sure this isn't the Frank Cho version who was stuck in a cryo-tube for 40 years or something?
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Sefer posted:What's this from? Not sure which issue, but Cerebus, somewhere in the eighth TPB, Women.
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Sefer posted:What's this from? Ah my bad, the "Women" book from Cerebus, somewhere in issues 163-174
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Source: Batman: The Dark Knight #17 Not this time, Gordon. 
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graybook posted:Source: Batman: The Dark Knight #17 He's just going to wander out into the main office now instead of going out the window? Not even a smoke bomb?
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Trast posted:He's just going to wander out into the main office now instead of going out the window? Not even a smoke bomb? Even Batman needs his parking validated every once in a while.
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^^^ e: Goddammit, beaten  double edit: Fine, have some Hawkeye #7: Right before evacuating for Sandy, Kate and Clint engage in a classic debate which ends poorly (as the ol' NYC vs. Jersey debates usually do): 
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GorfZaplen posted:from Journey into Mystery #649 He looks so heartbroken  What does RRO stand for?
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Someone should post the similar panels from this week's FF.
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We also need a post of Cap, Wolverine and Thor playing paper, rock, scissors from this weeks Gambit.
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Unlucky7 posted:What does RRO stand for?
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Out of all the gorilla covers, these two are my favorites. Strange Adventures #55  Strange Adventures #64 
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It's me. I'm the Red Lanterns (preview) reader. From #17   UHH?
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Soonmot posted:We also need a post of Cap, Wolverine and Thor playing paper, rock, scissors from this weeks Gambit. If there was a problem, yo, I'll solve it!  Gambit #9, while Gambit's ex-girlfriend is yelling at him.
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Grendels Dad posted:So, who won? Wolverine, he can snikt from Rock to scissors in an instant if he thinks he's about to lose.
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So he's almost mastered Snake's technique? http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cOSWCKf6I-Q
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 Excalibur #109 Teaming up with villains always works out in the end anyways.
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Pirate Kurt best Kurt.
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Endless Mike posted:Pirate Kurt best Kurt. Skinhead Pirate Kurt, from the looks of him.
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Spidey is great with children.  Barnacles! Avenging Spider-Man 17
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The only nitpick I had about that issue was Spider Man picking him up BY THE HEAD. Like seriously that would just kill him.
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Hollis posted:The only nitpick I had about that issue was Spider Man picking him up BY THE HEAD. Like seriously that would just kill him. Spider-grip?
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