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Cangelosi posted:Wait, was the Thomas Wayne Batman a relic of the Silver Age too?
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redbackground posted:It is! I wish I wasn't at work so I could provide the info from the Batman encyclopedia I have lying about at home.
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Knormal posted:"Bat-citation needed" I'll bet the Bat-computer is organized like a wiki, and Bruce has to keep locking pages because Dick adds unsourced details.
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Coughing Hobo posted:I'll bet the Bat-computer is organized like a wiki, and Bruce has to keep locking pages because Dick adds unsourced details. Bruce: Do we really need to record Catwoman's bust-size?  Dick: ....yes 
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Mar 11, 2014 08:01
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Jerusalem posted:Bruce: Do we really need to record Catwoman's bust-size? Bruce: Why couldn't you have been the one that had a crowbar taken to him?
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Mar 11, 2014 13:08
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Knormal posted:"Bat-citation needed" To make amends:  There is nothing not amazing on that page (especially that hat panel). -The Batman Adventures Holiday Special
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Mar 11, 2014 15:17
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Thomas Wayne wearing the pseudo-Batman masquerade ball outfit was from "The First Batman" in Detective #235.
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PantsOptional posted:Thomas Wayne wearing the pseudo-Batman masquerade ball outfit was from "The First Batman" in Detective #235. "Criminals are a superstitious, cowardly lot, so my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts. I must be a creature of the night, black, terrible, a- a-" *a bolt of lightning illuminates the portraits on the opposite wall* "My father! That's it, I shall become my dad!"
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Phy posted:"Criminals are a superstitious, cowardly lot, so my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts. I must be a creature of the night, black, terrible, a- a-" I believe every single man has that exact monologue word for word at some stage.
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The Question IRL posted:I believe every single man has that exact monologue word for word at some stage. Well those who have a picture of their dad anyway. 
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Phy posted:"Criminals are a superstitious, cowardly lot, so my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts. I must be a creature of the night, black, terrible, a- a-" 75 years of subtext in one post.
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Mar 11, 2014 18:13
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PantsOptional posted:Thomas Wayne wearing the pseudo-Batman masquerade ball outfit was from "The First Batman" in Detective #235. Robin's look of absolute disgust makes this cover even better.
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Mar 11, 2014 19:53
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Fuego Fish posted:Robin's look of absolute disgust makes this cover even better. He's thinking "My costume better not have anything to do with his loving mom or I'm out"
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Mar 11, 2014 21:04
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WickedHate posted:"This is just hat" sounds like she's supposed to have a thick Russian accent but I didn't think she did. In the modern day, anyway. This was probably already said, but, She's making a list like 'cloak and dagger' but it is only one item 'hat'. So: It's not cloak and dagger, its just hat.
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I think JL8 needs The Question to join the class as the kid who always sits in a corner by him/herself. I'd be fine with Szasz or Montoya to better round out the girls to boys.
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Mar 11, 2014 22:45
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BIG HEADLINE posted:I think JL8 needs The Question to join the class as the kid who always sits in a corner by him/herself. I'd be fine with Szasz or Montoya to better round out the girls to boys. Szasz is a boy, though. Oh man, it would be great to have Detective Montoya somehow be put into that school.  JL8 is such a cute little comic.
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TwoPair posted:He's thinking "My costume better not have anything to do with his loving mom or I'm out" No, the Robin costume was the costume Bruce wore to protect his identity when he was learning to be a detective as a teenager. The detective who trained him thought he looked as colorful as a robin red-breast in that outfit, so he called him "Robin". Years later, Bruce gave that costume to a kid whose parents had just been murdered and said "You're Robin now." (Not making that up. Detective 226.)
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TwoPair posted:He's thinking "My costume better not have anything to do with his loving mom or I'm out" Robin: Just to be clear here, Bruce, what was your mom's name? Batman: You know this, Dick. It was Martha, of course. Robin: Ok, just making su- Batman: ...Martha Robin Wayne. Robin: God drat it!
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Drifter posted:Szasz is a boy, though. "Wow, Renee's really weird." "I know, but she gets along *really* well with that Kate Kane girl in the other class." BIG HEADLINE fucked around with this message at 08:30 on Mar 12, 2014 |
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Mar 12, 2014 03:14
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I'd love to see another class of non-superhero characters, like Gordon and Perry White for example.
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Meanwhile, in Secret Six #9, Bane learns about the intricacies of babysitting.
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I was looking through Comixology's new releases today, and came across this thing that exists: Besides the terrible art and special eyes, I guess this mainly caught my attention because of the Mystique. Why would Marvel/Fox/whoever let them publish this? Are these cash-in books so bad they're protected as parody? Who buys these things anyway? Edit: Oh man, also out today, from the same publisher:  RARGH!!! GIANT HEAD OF TED KENNEDY MUST FEED!!! Madrox fucked around with this message at 14:48 on Mar 12, 2014 |
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Well, I'm sure it's okay because it's less that Mystique is in the comic as it is this biography of Jennifer Lawrence includes her playing Mystique in X-men: First Class. The Ted Kennedy giant head reminds me of way back in the early days of Conan O'Brien's talk show, he'd have a running skit where famous people were "interviewed" when it was really just a cutout of their head on s screen with the mouth cutout. Ted Kennedy was a frequent "guest" and one time he randomly shouted "If you give me bourbon, my head can grow larger!" and they started "feeding" bourbon to the screen and the head did indeed begin to grow.
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Fuego Fish posted:Robin's look of absolute disgust makes this cover even better. TwoPair posted:He's thinking "My costume better not have anything to do with his loving mom or I'm out" I'm thinking its more like: "Oh god drat it, he's showing the film again. Any moment now he is going to start crying. I hope Joker or someone does something in the next three minutes or I will scream!"
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Madrox posted:
Massachussetts Original Democratic Organism Kennedy
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Someone post Superman giving Batman Zorro for Christmas.
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Madrox posted:I was looking through Comixology's new releases today, and came across this thing that exists: God, Bluewater sucks. Are they the ones who did that utterly insane Lady Gaga comic where some guy starts acting like a creepy stalker? Edit: Yyyyyyep. Ensign_Ricky fucked around with this message at 18:13 on Mar 12, 2014 |
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Mar 12, 2014 18:06
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Madrox posted:
Attack on Kennedy.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:God, Bluewater sucks. Are they the ones who did that utterly insane Lady Gaga comic where some guy starts acting like a creepy stalker? Dude that's like the only thing Bluewater ever did that had actual artistic merit.
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Lurdiak posted:Dude that's like the only thing Bluewater ever did that had actual artistic merit. edit: 
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I didn't know septuaginarians were so into Twilight
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redbackground posted:Also the Stephanie Meyer one narrated by Actual Dracula. Phy posted:I didn't know septuaginarians were so into Twilight Grandma and Great Aunt Joyce been shopping at the thrift store again.
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TheBigBudgetSequel posted:I'd love to see another class of non-superhero characters, like Gordon and Perry White for example. We know Darkseid's the gym teacher, so why not have them as additional faculty? Imagine the teachers lounge, for instance: Mr. Seid could always be found just chilling on the couch of course...
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Sabretooth? More like SabreNOPE: Source: Deadpool v3 #25
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Lurdiak posted:Dude that's like the only thing Bluewater ever did that had actual artistic merit. Yyyyyeah, because when I think "artistic merit", I think...   Lady Gaga #1, obviously.
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I assume the dialogue is NOT supposed to reflect the sequence as he appears to be tossing her off a balcony?
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Did she have that conversation while being thrown off a balcony? What the gently caress?
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The balcony and vertigo/hypnosis thing are both from her video for Paparazzi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2smz_1L2_0 Don't ask me to explain why she has his head in that last panel, though.
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Yeah, it's actually a dream that the guy is having...but that makes the comic no less hosed up.TheJoker138 posted:Don't ask me to explain why she has his head in that last panel, though. Don't think of it like that...think of it as he has her body.
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Phy posted:I didn't know septuaginarians were so into Twilight Maintain your ignorance, it's better that way.
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