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redbackground posted:All from What If? #34   Alpha Flight #6
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Bought this when I was a kid and it is probably my favourite comic I own. Oh Alpha Flight...
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From Brian K Vaughan's Mystique:
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A little late but a great  page nonetheless. Future Foundation #8
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Doom managed to throw the cup so hard that the guy flipped upside down. And made the table evaporate.
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Mister Roboto posted:Doom managed to throw the cup so hard that the guy flipped upside down. And made the table evaporate. You will note that there is no visible table in any of those panels. Doom does not break bread with those whom are inferior.
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I just realized that Doom is actually drinking through his mask. I would think that it would be easier to use a straw if there is a mask between the cup and your mouth, but then that is probably how Doom rolls.
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Unlucky7 posted:I just realized that Doom is actually drinking through his mask. I would think that it would be easier to use a straw if there is a mask between the cup and your mouth, but then that is probably how Doom rolls. This is a man who doesn't use doors do you really think he's going to use something as pedestrian as a straw? Okay maybe if it was powered by the cosmic cube he might, but only then.
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Jul 28, 2013 04:04
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How you going to drink that, Vader? It's a nice touch though, the original Star Wars adaptation has some fun stuff. Like Jabba the Hutt before he had an actual character design.
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Unlucky7 posted:I just realized that Doom is actually drinking through his mask. I would think that it would be easier to use a straw if there is a mask between the cup and your mouth, but then that is probably how Doom rolls.
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That isn't a cup Doom is using. That's a chalice, a gem encrusted chalice. Cups are for lesser beings.
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Unlucky7 posted:I just realized that Doom is actually drinking through his mask. I would think that it would be easier to use a straw if there is a mask between the cup and your mouth, but then that is probably how Doom rolls. Interesting you should say that.
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Jul 28, 2013 21:16
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More interesting than the cyber-straw is the "Robot Hillbilly Teeth" version of Doom's mask.
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Jul 28, 2013 21:20
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He built the straw into the cup. That is all kinds of amazing.
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What's the current canon on the status of Doctor Doom's face, anyway? Is he Kirby style single, tiny, scar, or is he actually horribly scarred, or did his tiny scar get turned into horrible burns when he welded a mask to his face? I need to know.
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Jul 28, 2013 23:33
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I think it's the last one, according to a recent Fantastic Four.
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... That's pretty loving grim.
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ImpAtom posted:... That's pretty loving grim. Nah, it was just a panicked film star crashing her car into a tree before a dog comically plays dead.
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I saw this ad in the issue of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen 108, and it made me laugh because apparently comics in the 60's were getting kids ready for a full scale revolution. 
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When I was a kid I had a bright orange Uzi water pistol that made those brap-brap-brap noises. Always wondered what the mechanism was, I never smashed it apart to find out.
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Phy posted:When I was a kid I had a bright orange Uzi water pistol that made those brap-brap-brap noises. Always wondered what the mechanism was, I never smashed it apart to find out. I took one apart that had a spinning piece of metal that intermittently scraped against a rock of some kind.
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Jerusalem posted:Nah, it was just a panicked film star crashing her car into a tree before a dog comically plays dead. I'm not actually joking when I say that is much better!
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The_Rob posted:I saw this ad in the issue of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen 108, and it made me laugh because apparently comics in the 60's were getting kids ready for a full scale revolution. I'd say it was more about getting them pumped about the war that was going on.  ? (Lois Lane #44)
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The_Rob posted:I saw this ad in the issue of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen 108, and it made me laugh because apparently comics in the 60's were getting kids ready for a full scale revolution. In the 80's I had the Rambo fully automatic M-16 squirt gun. You filled up the magazine with water, held in the tirgger and won every water fight!
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ImpAtom posted:... That's pretty loving grim. There's no way the great Matadori would be bested by a pair of common thugs armed with something as tacky as a revolver 
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Mimir posted:What's the current canon on the status of Doctor Doom's face, anyway? Is he Kirby style single, tiny, scar, or is he actually horribly scarred, or did his tiny scar get turned into horrible burns when he welded a mask to his face? I need to know. I've always loved that original, Kirby idea of him just having this really tiny, barely noticable scar. It fits the character so well. Never liked the semi-retcon of him burning his face when he first put on the mask.
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Sentinel Red posted:There's no way the great Matadori would be bested by a pair of common thugs armed with something as tacky as a revolver Agreed. She clearly wanged them over the head with a cake pan she brought along to bake her own cake (or something...)! Either way, Bandette #5 was classy: 
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The_Rob posted:I saw this ad in the issue of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen 108, and it made me laugh because apparently comics in the 60's were getting kids ready for a full scale revolution. Judging by the badge on the stock an Obama themed revolution.
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Reviewing old comics for my new blog: here's an off-model Wolverine's out of context thoughts in Fantastic Four 367, by DeFalco and Paul Ryan.
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Did you guys know the Amazons have a space program? Wonder Woman #210
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:Did you guys know the Amazons have a space program? I'm not sure why they're saying "Hola!" but I hear it as "Holla!"
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LvK posted:I'm not sure why they're saying "Hola!" but I hear it as "Holla!" Classic Wonder Woman's catchphrase was "Hola." I'm more laughing at how their head scientist is just called Paula.
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muscles like this? posted:Classic Wonder Woman's catchphrase was "Hola." I'm more laughing at how their head scientist is just called Paula. I wish I could find a specific instance of it.. There's an early issue where Wonder Woman explains that it's the "traditional Amazon greeting".
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The Amazon River is in South America; makes perfect sense.
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:Did you guys know the Amazons have a space program? Come clean dude, this is really an episode of Wonderella, right? Hola?
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