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Oh, I get it now. He was talking to Klaw, showing that his brain is indeed far gone.
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Wouldn't Klaw be able to just annihilate the symbiote if he wanted? He's made of sound.
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Die Laughing posted:Wouldn't Klaw be able to just annihilate the symbiote if he wanted? He's made of sound. That's how they've been keeping it under control so far.
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Aug 11, 2013 19:22
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Batman/Superman #3 tells us the backstory on how Earth-2's Clark Kent met Bruce Wayne      
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...That was better than I thought it would be, can we have a mini-series about Earth-2's Clark and Bruce friendship through the ages?  Also, would that be before or after the Wayne's got killed?
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Aug 30, 2013 00:20
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Alacron posted:...That was better than I thought it would be, can we have a mini-series about Earth-2's Clark and Bruce friendship through the ages? I'm going to assume since it points out how sad Bruce is and Alfred's the one watching him, it's after.
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Aug 30, 2013 00:29
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I love that young Bruce tests his theory of whether Clark is stronger than he looks by smashing him over the head with a stick 
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Aug 30, 2013 01:34
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Jerusalem posted:I love that young Bruce tests his theory of whether Clark is stronger than he looks by smashing him over the head with a stick It's called science, thank you very much.
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Aug 30, 2013 01:41
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Jerusalem posted:I love that young Bruce tests his theory of whether Clark is stronger than he looks by smashing him over the head with a stick I love that young Clark is so caught off guard by being smacked by the stick that he doesn't even think about faking being hurt by it.
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Aug 30, 2013 01:43
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Mr. Noseybonk posted:It's called science, thank you very much. Yep, standard procedure.
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Aug 30, 2013 01:58
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That's really cute. There's a back up in one of Loebs Superman/Batman issues where something similar happens, but Clark doesn't ask him to play. He wonders if he could have changed the boys life if he did. Did Sale draw that?
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Aug 30, 2013 02:39
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Oh, and of course Bruce wants to bat.
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Aug 30, 2013 02:52
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Phy posted:Oh, and of course Bruce wants to bat. Good lord how did I miss that pun 
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Die Laughing posted:That's really cute. There's a back up in one of Loebs Superman/Batman issues where something similar happens, but Clark doesn't ask him to play. He wonders if he could have changed the boys life if he did. Did Sale draw that? Yeah, I think in that one he had Pete there to say "Nah, let's leave that kid alone." Pete's not here this time, so it makes all the difference in the world.
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Skwirl posted:I'm going to assume since it points out how sad Bruce is and Alfred's the one watching him, it's after. He also refers to the kid as Master Bruce, so... v  v
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Aug 30, 2013 03:28
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Master in that context just means "young sir", as opposed to "one who rules", if that's what you were getting at.
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Woah is that sequence drawn by Jae Lee? Cause that doesn't look like his style at all.
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Gavok posted:Yeah, I think in that one he had Pete there to say "Nah, let's leave that kid alone." Pete's not here this time, so it makes all the difference in the world. Word on street is that Pak wrote this scene like an homage to the Loeb/Sale story.
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HorseHeadBed posted:Master in that context just means "young sir", as opposed to "one who rules", if that's what you were getting at. Well, if it was Thomas, I'm sure he would have just said "son/Bruce". It'd be kind of weird for a father to call his son "Master Bruce". Plus, Alfred has always been calling him Master Bruce.
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Is that seriously Jae Lee art? Why has he been doing that SHADOWS EVERYWHERE nonsense for years when he can pull out work like that?
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Bown posted:Is that seriously Jae Lee art? Why has he been doing that SHADOWS EVERYWHERE nonsense for years when he can pull out work like that? No, it's Yildiray Cinar. Wikipedia tells me he has done work on other DC stuff, most recently pre-Flashpoint Legion of Super-Heroes and Fury of Firestorm. TwoPair fucked around with this message at 06:03 on Aug 30, 2013 |
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Aug 30, 2013 06:00
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That makes far more sense. Lee is credited as the artist on the website, though.
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Vicissitude posted:Well, if it was Thomas, I'm sure he would have just said "son/Bruce". It'd be kind of weird for a father to call his son "Master Bruce". Plus, Alfred has always been calling him Master Bruce. Pa Kent does call him "Alfred"...
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Bown posted:That makes far more sense. Lee is credited as the artist on the website, though. Well he drew the main story.
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This is from Superman Earth One. I don't think any additional context is needed.   
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rocknrollsisyphus posted:This is from Superman Earth One. I don't think any additional context is needed. So does she or doesn't she know he's Superman? I'm confused by the dialogue.
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Jerusalem posted:He wasn't about to say,"Then when my Dad died I buried him on the moon too!" was he 
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Jerusalem posted:He wasn't about to say,"Then when my Dad died I buried him on the moon too!" was he That's all I could think of too. The girls face looks weird. Just emotionally blank with tears streaming down it.
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Thor: God of Thunder #12, in what people call "the Superman issue" (he even brings Jane Foster to the moon):
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Alhazred posted:Outer space is littered with dead bodies: Batman sounds like a literal eight year-old here.
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Hakkesshu posted:Thor: God of Thunder #12, in what people call "the Superman issue" (he even brings Jane Foster to the moon): This whole issue was heart meltingly poignant.
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rocknrollsisyphus posted:This is from Superman Earth One. I don't think any additional context is needed. Oh drat, crying a little. I have a real soft spot for cats, and I never got to say goodbye to my beloved cat who I had had since third grade. He was about 17 years old, diabetic, and infirm in other ways, and my parents had to put him to sleep while I was away at school. To avoid upsetting me, they didn't tell me until I returned home for Thanksgiving that year. I've never been able to have another cat due to roommates and apartment leases and now my wife, who is deathly allergic, but I still think about him every day. He was white like Fuzzball, too.
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Aug 31, 2013 13:33
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They missed a real opportunity not having the moon out in that last panel of him flying out the window.
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That scene would be a lot greater if the artist had drawn the girl so we couldn't see her bra.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Oh drat, crying a little. I have a real soft spot for cats, and I never got to say goodbye to my beloved cat who I had had since third grade. He was about 17 years old, diabetic, and infirm in other ways, and my parents had to put him to sleep while I was away at school. To avoid upsetting me, they didn't tell me until I returned home for Thanksgiving that year.
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Endless Mike posted:Sounds like it's time for a divorce. Never. But she loves small dogs, and I'm allergic as hell to them, so we're at an impasse with no pets.
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There's hypoallergenic dogs
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