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It just occurred to me. Iron Jonah is basically Marvel's version of the DC Animated Universe's General Eiling. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Wade_Eiling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjAO2NRcPqs (basically what I'm expecting Iron Jonah to do) Fun fact: Eiling was voiced by J.K. Simmons, who played J-Cubed in the Raimi movies. And like J-Cubed, even after destroying several city blocks trying to kill some Justice League B-Listers in the hopes of attracting Superman (who was off-world at the time), he just leaps into the air still proclaiming he was 'right' even after they talk him down and tell him he's become what he hated, proving he'd learned nothing. Sounds pretty Jonah-ish to me. BIG HEADLINE fucked around with this message at 12:57 on Feb 16, 2014 |
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BIG HEADLINE posted:after destroying several city blocks trying to kill some Justice League B-Listers in the hopes of attracting Superman (who was off-world at the time), "Justice League B-Listers"? Those were the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Respect your golden age super teams!
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SynthOrange posted:Anyone know what the deal is with the weekday colourist? The weekday strips' colours are NEVER correct, not in all the years I've seen newspaper spidey! Sunday is probably Larry himself, weekdays is one single guy somewhere who paintbuckets every syndicated strip there is.
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DarkCrawler posted:"Yeah, holy poo poo isn't he supposed to be bulletproof or something, how do you guys take on Doctor Doom all the time?!" That's my favorite thing about DOOM He loving wears a pistol that he shoots once in a blue moon, because he can't be assed to pick it up out of the holster to blast someone with it. He'd rather just point. I can completely see him as some tea party open carry nut wandering around the marvel universe bitching to people about how he'd run the country better. I don't think he's ever actually shot RICHARDS with it either. Other people apparently loving blast him all willy nilly but DOOM is just like "gently caress that, I'm gonna use the flesh of my would be true love girlfriend who I condemned to hell to make this bitching armor and then I'ma spook him to death! Or just, you know, lock him in a big library. Whatevs."
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# ? Feb 16, 2014 17:34 |
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Random Stranger posted:"Justice League B-Listers"? Those were the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Respect your golden age super teams! So C-Listers then.
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Random Stranger posted:"Justice League B-Listers"? Those were the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Respect your golden age super teams! Honestly, I initially wondered why the gently caress the hero from Dragon's Lair was on the Justice League.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:It just occurred to me. Iron Jonah is basically Marvel's version of the DC Animated Universe's General Eiling. Or, you know, more accurately, it's an even sillier take on the original Spider-slayers. And, like a lot of what works in the DCAU, Elling is strongly inspired by Marvel's own stories and characters, in this case General "Thunderbolt" Ross and Jonah.
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Gann Jerrod posted:Even better, the Sunday colorist has the right colors, so once a week you'll get Iron Jonah as a GOLDEN GOD: He's just going JJJ3.
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Random Stranger posted:"Justice League B-Listers"? Those were the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Respect your golden age super teams! Dude, Frankenstein and Klarion weren't even in the episode.
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David Wilkerson's The cross and the switchblade. Issue #1 Cover Date - January 1, 1972 DisMafugga fucked around with this message at 06:37 on Feb 17, 2014 |
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So i'm guessing that predates TMBG's 'Museum of Idiots'.
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John Dyne posted:Honestly, I initially wondered why the gently caress the hero from Dragon's Lair was on the Justice League. "Why's the Lone Ranger riding a motorcycle?"
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Ibis the Invincible makes Zatana look positively underpowered. Also he's kind of a dick. Whiz Comics #89 ImpAtom fucked around with this message at 06:48 on Feb 17, 2014 |
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That's some storytelling. He might as well as IBISTICK! COMBINE ALL THE VILLAINS INTO A SINGLE PERSON THAT I CAN PUNCH INTO THE MOON!
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ImpAtom posted:Ibis the Invincible makes Zatana look positively underpowered. Also he's kind of a dick. "Nuh-uh! Your freeze ray didn't work 'cause I made a forcefield!" Deadpool # 11 The page would be great if it weren't for the last panel. Action Tortoise fucked around with this message at 06:52 on Feb 17, 2014 |
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Lurdiak posted:Or, you know, more accurately, it's an even sillier take on the original Spider-slayers. Man I always forget that there was a time in comics when JJJ just tried to straight up murder Spider-Man.
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DarkCrawler posted:Man I always forget that there was a time in comics when JJJ just tried to straight up murder Spider-Man. Currently he's still trying to murder him. There's rarely a time when he isn't.
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DarkCrawler posted:Man I always forget that there was a time in comics when JJJ just tried to straight up murder Spider-Man. He stopped short of wanting to murder him, but he DID finance the completely illegal creation of the loving Scorpion to take Spidey down and unmask him. From Amazing Spider-man 25, the original spider-slayer issue: This single page is wackier than anything Sam Raimi or Mark Webb have dreamed up.
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DarkCrawler posted:Man I always forget that there was a time in comics when JJJ just tried to straight up murder Spider-Man. You mean like literally the last issue of Spider-man?
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Well geez. I guess that mustache isn't just for show.
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Action Tortoise posted:Deadpool # 11 My favorite part is the narration box in the first panel. It's not because it's morally wrong to kill someone; it's because he won't let you.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:It just occurred to me. Iron Jonah is basically Marvel's version of the DC Animated Universe's General Eiling. Another fun fact, the episode was written by Warren Ellis, who didn't know Simmons had been cast and would have liked to have knowingly written dialogue for him.
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Gann Jerrod posted:Even better, the Sunday colorist has the right colors, so once a week you'll get Iron Jonah as a GOLDEN GOD: I'm pretty sure this is the best Spider-man comic being released outside of Bendis' Ultimate Spider-man.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:It just occurred to me. Iron Jonah is basically Marvel's version of the DC Animated Universe's General Eiling. "Alright, I've become what I hate, I'll give you that." This dialog.
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For a Slott comic, I thought JJJ's anti-Spider-man Robots were pretty good in.. Spider Island I want to say? "People laughed at me when I spent 90% of the cities budget on these! But who's laughing now?" or something.
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DisMafugga posted:David Wilkerson's The cross and the switchblade. He's got something in his hand!
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Lurdiak posted:He stopped short of wanting to murder him, but he DID finance the completely illegal creation of the loving Scorpion to take Spidey down and unmask him. The best thing is that they perfectly adapted it in Spider 67 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccqNCz2_7jk
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DisMafugga posted:David Wilkerson's The cross and the switchblade. Also made into a movie starring Pat Boone and Erik Estrada.
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Rachel Rising # 4: Noah has just inexplicably murdered his fiance and buried her corpse in the woods, when along comes someone else with a body to dispose of... Many unspeakable deeds later (Rachel Rising # 23)... Shitshow fucked around with this message at 18:54 on Feb 17, 2014 |
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Spidey Super-Stories #22 I love that last panel; it looks like Ms. Marvel just jumped out a fifth-floow window to Five Star Frog Splash those guys.
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I like the Watchmen font and also the implication that she's psychic.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Spidey Super-Stories #22 It would appear that Dumb Donald has turned to a life of crime.
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Hot drat, gotta get me some of those "NAKED SECRETS" and all that "LOVELESS LOVE". Evil Mastermind posted:Spidey Super-Stories #22 Seventh sense? If psychic crime-knowing is her seventh sense, what is her sixth??
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She can always tell when it's raining. It's like, she's got ESPN or something.
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choobs posted:Seventh sense? If psychic crime-knowing is her seventh sense, what is her sixth??
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Evil Mastermind posted:Spidey Super-Stories #22 I love how the criminals took the time to write how much money they've stolen on their bags.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Spidey Super-Stories #22
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goldenoreos posted:I love how the criminals took the time to write how much money they've stolen on their bags. It makes it easier to divvy up the loot.
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Hakkesshu posted:I like the Watchmen font and also the implication that she's psychic. She is! Carol's "Seventh Sense" is a longstanding power; she lost it (IIRC) when she became Binary but it should be back now. It's a limited precognitive sense.
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