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Elfface posted:The simple comic book plans are always the best. There's just something magical about them. Also hasn't JJJ been flying that Iron
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Pilchenstein posted:That was amazing. I love that kids in the 50s were allowed to read comics about cop killers but I bring one Ice-T album to school in the 90s and all poo poo breaks loose. To be fair, it wasn't long into the fifties that all poo poo did break loose for comics.
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Iron Jonah's holographic Hitler face will never not be amazing
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Apr 2, 2014 13:38
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Cardboard Box A posted:Iron Jonah's holographic Hitler face will never not be amazing It's not holographic. He had someone draw his face on the helmet.
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Apr 2, 2014 13:40
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New Warriors #3 Hummingbird and Speedball had me grinning like an idiot the whole issue.
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Apr 2, 2014 16:52
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Well dammit, now someone has to post Spidey's "I'm summoning the spiders." sequence again (mainly because I can't for the life of me remember what it was from).
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:It's not holographic. He had someone draw his face on the helmet. Was it Los Locos?
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So OG Loki or whatever it was the All-Mother released has gone back in time to influence the future. As part of his plan, he needs to steal a Dwarf's gold, but the Dwarf in question has turned itself into a giant pike because Norse Mythology is kind of wacky like that. Luckily, Loki has planned ahead before coming to the past.  (Loki: Agent of Asgard #3) Ensign_Ricky fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Apr 2, 2014 |
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Apr 2, 2014 19:16
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This issue of Loki was awesome. I really like what they are doing with it.
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Apr 2, 2014 19:33
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My question is if it's recoiless, what's with Loki's goofy rear end posture after he shoots it?
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Apr 2, 2014 19:36
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You mean you wouldn't dance around with glee after shooting a rocket launcher at a giant mystical fish that was giving you sass?
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Vengeance of Pandas posted:You mean you wouldn't dance around with glee after shooting a rocket launcher at a giant mystical fish that was giving you sass? I'm honestly disappointed the fish didn't go, "ULQ!" after being shot.
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Apr 2, 2014 19:42
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Red posted:I'm honestly disappointed the fish didn't go, "ULQ!" after being shot. I dunno, "AWK!" is pretty awesome.
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Todays Ultimate Spider-man had some great moments. One great one is Gerke getting some and Bobby's dream of the future.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:My question is if it's recoiless, what's with Loki's goofy rear end posture after he shoots it? "Recoilless" does not mean "zero recoil". A recoilless weapon has ports in the back of it that permit some of the propellant gases to escape, creating a thruster that reduces the recoil of the projectile launch long enough that the launch tube remains stable.
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404GoonNotFound posted:Well dammit, now someone has to post Spidey's "I'm summoning the spiders." sequence again (mainly because I can't for the life of me remember what it was from).  Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #57
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Ensign_Ricky posted:My question is if it's recoiless, what's with Loki's goofy rear end posture after he shoots it? Doesn't original Loki pretty much always have goofy rear end posture?
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It's hard keeping balance with those giant loving horns man.
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Looking at this art, I remember why I really used to like John Byrne. That's some pretty strong composition, storytelling and fairly delicate line work for the time. I especially like the heavy shadows on Ben. Was Austin still inking Byrne's stuff in FF back then?
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Ensign_Ricky posted:So OG Loki or whatever it was the All-Mother released has gone back in time to influence the future. As part of his plan, he needs to steal a Dwarf's gold, but the Dwarf in question has turned itself into a giant pike because Norse Mythology is kind of wacky like that. Also: 
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(Spider Man and the Fantastic Four #1, or Belated April Fool's Joke)
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BiggerBoat posted:Looking at this art, I remember why I really used to like John Byrne. That's some pretty strong composition, storytelling and fairly delicate line work for the time. I especially like the heavy shadows on Ben. Was Austin still inking Byrne's stuff in FF back then? I think that half of his FF runwas inked either by Joe Sinnott or Byrne himself.
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BiggerBoat posted:Looking at this art, I remember why I really used to like John Byrne. That's some pretty strong composition, storytelling and fairly delicate line work for the time. I especially like the heavy shadows on Ben. Was Austin still inking Byrne's stuff in FF back then? Byrne inked over his own art for that issue, and almost all of his FF run. It's his last really good work, outside of a handful of issues of She-Hulk.
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BiggerBoat posted:Looking at this art, I remember why I really used to like John Byrne. Art wasn't the reason people stopped liking Byrne.
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fatherdog posted:Art wasn't the reason people stopped liking Byrne. I looked up some quotes of his to remind myself, and these two were right on top of each other. quote:I have been pilloried for my work on Superman, Spider-Man, Doom Patrol, and in the early days even FF and X-Men, yet I have never once said the creators of those series/characters “didn’t get it right.” It disgusts me not only to read Gaiman saying this—about Jack Kirby of all people!—but to see the cartwheels people are willing to turn in order to make his words seem other than what they are. Apparently, dissing one of the greatest talents this industry has produced is okay, as long as you’re on the Approved List. Next, how Eisner screwed up the Spirit, and Lee and Ditko on Spider-Man—what the heck were they thinking?? Maybe you should keep in mind, then, that the only person who knows if a creator “got it right” is the creator himself. quote:As I have noted elsewhere, and with the clarity of hindsight, I think Stan and Jack made a mistake when they decided to make Thor the “real” Thor.
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fatherdog posted:Art wasn't the reason people stopped liking Byrne. Before I found out what a huge jerk he was, I had stopped liking him because his art had gotten rushed and sloppy compared to what he used to do - though to be fair the bad art also meant I was more likely to notice the bad writing too. Spider-Man Chapter One was when I really realized,"Yeah, this guy isn't bringing it anymore." Then again, I never read Next Men, that was the one with the Senator pedophiles, wasn't it?
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Jerusalem posted:Then again, I never read Next Men, that was the one with the Senator pedophiles, wasn't it? Man, everybody's fuckin' somebody in the comics; little kids, aliens, dead clones, earth elementals - it's just a thing. Can't get angry at that. You just have to shrug it off, fold it up and shove it in the fridge with all the dead girlfriends.
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If you don't read every single word, every character, of newspaper Spider-Man in an Old Stan Lee voice you are seriously missing out.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:If you don't read every single word, every character, of newspaper Spider-Man in an Old Stan Lee voice you are seriously missing out. Iron Jameson is Old Stan Lee doing a robot voice though.
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WickedHate posted:I looked up some quotes of his to remind myself, and these two were right on top of each other. "Except Roy Thomas. Guy didn't have a clue how to write the Vision. Good thing I cleared it up for him."
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a pipe smoking dog posted:Iron Jameson is Old Stan Lee doing a robot voice though. Bullshit. Iron Jameson is JK Simmons doing a robot voice. He may or may not also be doing an Old Stan Lee voice, I guess.
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"Except Roy Thomas. Guy didn't have a clue how to write the Vision. Good thing I cleared it up for him." [/quote] Lets not forget this is the man who made Superman and Big Barda make a porno, and Big Barda is based off Jack Kirby's wife. Then there is the Christopher Reeves poo poo.
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Ultimate Spider-Man 200: Peter Parker's family and friends gather to throw a little party honoring the 2-year anniversary of Peter's death. Eventually somebody poses the question of what do you think things would be like if Peter had lived? Everybody has different answers, but here's Bobby Drake's: (The joke is that this terrible idea is pretty much the exact idea of the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon, which is horrible)
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We need the page where Bobby's flanked by Liz and Johnny with the ice slide.
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TwoPair posted:Ultimate Spider-Man 200: Peter Parker's family and friends gather to throw a little party honoring the 2-year anniversary of Peter's death. Eventually somebody poses the question of what do you think things would be like if Peter had lived? Everybody has different answers, but here's Bobby Drake's: I'm going to say, I love Nova's Magneto helmet in that daydream. Also does the Ultimate universe even have a Nova? I remember Rick Jones taking the name briefly, but I think he was based more on Frankie than Rich or Sam.
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TwoPair posted:Ultimate Spider-Man 200: Peter Parker's family and friends gather to throw a little party honoring the 2-year anniversary of Peter's death. Eventually somebody poses the question of what do you think things would be like if Peter had lived? Everybody has different answers, but here's Bobby Drake's: What the hell is that flying saucer?
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Hank Pym is the worst man in the universe. West Coast Avengers although I don't have the issue.
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TwoPair posted:(The joke is that this terrible idea is pretty much the exact idea of the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon, which is horrible) The cartoon has JK Simmons and Clark Gregg, your argument is invalid. (It's a guilty pleasure.)
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It has a certain kawaii charm ~ Kinda stupid, but it's actually reasonably humorous.
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