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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Gamora and Angela: BFFs Is that Angela from the Spawn comics? How'd she end up there?
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Action Tortoise posted:Is that Angela from the Spawn comics? How'd she end up there? Age of Ultron. Also Gaiman got ownership of her as part of the shitshow that was the Marvelman debacle, and sold her to Marvel.
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Action Tortoise posted:Is that Angela from the Spawn comics? How'd she end up there?
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Jan 2, 2014 05:31
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They gave Gamora clothes, why can't they give Angela clothes too?
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If Gaiman wants to really troll McFarlane, he should convince somebody to write an Angela/Venom romantic subplot. Venom's gonna be in Guardians soon, so the logistics work out!
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CapnAndy posted:They gave Gamora clothes, why can't they give Angela clothes too? She's an angel from another dimension: who are you to judge?
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CapnAndy posted:They gave Gamora clothes, why can't they give Angela clothes too? Tom Brevoort said that they'd introduce her in something similar to her existing outfit before going from there.
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Jan 2, 2014 08:01
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techknight posted:Tom Brevoort said that they'd introduce her in something similar to her existing outfit before going from there. That makes a certain amount of sense, Marvel has actually been pretty good about female superhero's costumes. The aforementioned Gamora, Captain (née Ms) Marvel and Psylocke's current outfits are all pretty good examples.
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Skwirl posted:That makes a certain amount of sense, Marvel has actually been pretty good about female superhero's costumes. The aforementioned Gamora, Captain (née Ms) Marvel and Psylocke's current outfits are all pretty good examples. America Chavez has some good outfits as well.   Marvel really has improved with their female characters' outfits. I mean, remember this? 
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It's just invisible, not missing. 
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Jan 2, 2014 12:50
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Is that a costume party or is there another Sue in the background?
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Alien Rope Burn posted:From Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #23 (1989). Well he eventually got his wish regarding over the top vigilantes.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:From Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #23 (1989). Good ol' Gnatrat. Mark Martin did a whole series of stuff like that with the character, collected in "Ultimate Gnatrat". It's all basically a series of homage/criticisms of late 80s and early 90s comicdom. You can usually pick up the book for like $1 on Amazon, which is hard to beat for something legitimately funny and well drawn. Gnatrat actually made a comeback last year via Kickstarter. I appear as a poodle in a tutu in it because Mark thinks I'm a socialist and apparently all socialists wear tutus.
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Where's this from? It's not from the original issues with that costume - the coloring is too modern.
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FoneBone posted:Where's this from? It's not from the original issues with that costume - the coloring is too modern. It looks like it could be a Wizard of all Sue's costumes.
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Jan 2, 2014 18:32
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FoneBone posted:Where's this from? It's not from the original issues with that costume - the coloring is too modern. I was trying to find the source but no luck. I just really like how disinterested Sue looks in that getup.
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FoneBone posted:Where's this from? It's not from the original issues with that costume - the coloring is too modern. I think it's from Marvel Knights 4; it's definitely McNiven. I think it's from a page with all the different aspects/outfit Sue's worn over the years.
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Jan 2, 2014 18:47
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It was during the era when she changed her name from Invisible Woman to Conspicuous Gal.
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I was going through Brubakers Cap run and couldn't stop laughing at Sharon telling Jimmy Jupiter he's a hero as he sits there dead complete with smoke coming from his mouth and ears. Captain America 605
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Not the best policeman. Captain Marvel Adventures 116
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Cobra Commander loses patience with Cobra's liberal hiring policies. From G.I. Joe #59.
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I am somewhat thrown by a unmasked cobra commander
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Wasn't the comic Cobra Commander a car salesman before he became an international terrorist?
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So basically scattered anywhere that *isn't* Central Florida (or LA). Gotcha. Namor's derisive look at those bums that aren't even paying attention to him must mean the scourge of Ayn Rand has spread to the deep. BIG HEADLINE fucked around with this message at 12:26 on Jan 3, 2014 |
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Manwithastick posted:I am somewhat thrown by a unmasked cobra commander I think at least the moustache is fake. He's on the run and disguised. Sort of. Improbable Lobster posted:Wasn't the comic Cobra Commander a car salesman before he became an international terrorist? Yes. Cobra started out as essentially a pyramid scheme.
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GorfZaplen posted:
So...Sabretooth is Wile E. Coyote now?
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Suleman posted:I think at least the moustache is fake. He's on the run and disguised. Sort of. From G.I. Joe #55. 
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Captain Oblivious posted:So...Sabretooth is Wile E. Coyote now? Nah, Wile E. never actually succeeded at anything. Sabretooth is more like an evil Roadrunner, with Wolverine as the hapless coyote.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Namor's derisive look at those bums that aren't even paying attention to him must mean the scourge of Ayn Rand has spread to the deep. You forget Namor is royalty, of the Prince Phillip school rather than Princess Diana.
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Vengeance of Pandas posted:You forget Namor is royalty, of the Prince Phillip school rather than Princess Diana. Eh, I'd say more of the Louis XIV school rather then Phillip... Well no, I don't think that goes too far...Louis XIV didn't brutally murder people right in front of everyone at the merest suggestion of shared rule.
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GorfZaplen posted:
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Alien Rope Burn posted:From G.I. Joe #55. "I notice a lack of polyester suits in your size."  Destrowned.
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Cobra Commander's counter was also great.
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An immediate giveaway that this guy sounds just like that terrorist dude and hey man I think Mikey has a tape recorder on him, can you do a message for my answering machine?
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The G.I.Joe comic continuity and cartoon continuity are completely separate. Cobra Commander in the comics is notably different from the cartoon version, mainly in not being a reptoid, but also in generally being more competent and ruthless. He's still a cowardly weasel, but he isn't necessarily voiced by Christopher Collins.
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prefect posted:Wouldn't Cobra Commander's voice be an immediate giveaway to anybody who heard it? It's suggested in different media forms that he has a different voice in costume, either from the mask or whatever. The movie suggested he flat out damaged his throat escaping the Joes.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:He's still a cowardly weasel "UNSUBSTANTIATED FANTASY! LIIIIEEEES! LIIIIIEEESS!"
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