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Exit Strategy posted:Is Colossus wearing Sean Connery's outfit from Zardoz? He totally is, that's great
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funtax posted:That was, indeed, the Mean Dog. It was like the Cobra Maggot, but slightly less idiotic. Ha! I think my favorite thing about old Joe comics is that tough Australian punk bikers drank grape soda and ate chocolate donuts. And Joes would unwind by drinking a frosty Joe cola.
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Lobok posted:I'd love to see a thread about turning iconic deaths into Archie's last moments. Veronica holding a bloody Archie a la Death of Superman, for example. If I had more talent with Photoshop this wouldn't be just wishful thinking. It'd make a neat Photoshop Phriday.
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This JL8 arc is going to end up with Jon being terrified by a campfire, isn't it? Also, love the #1 Bigfoot Hunter shirt
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Fried Chicken posted:This JL8 arc is going to end up with Jon being terrified by a campfire, isn't it? I'd say they meet Beast Boy fooling around and posing as a Bigfoot, but to keep in line with everyone else, he'd have to be Beast Toddler or something.
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Fried Chicken posted:This JL8 arc is going to end up with Jon being terrified by a campfire, isn't it? Here's the strip:  The kid in front of Alan, is Sinestro? 
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Okay, is this strip drawn and then scanned or are they effects added in on purpose? Because if it's the latter then drat the crease going down the page about a third from the right is a really nice touch.
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AnonSpore posted:Okay, is this strip drawn and then scanned or are they effects added in on purpose? Because if it's the latter then drat the crease going down the page about a third from the right is a really nice touch.
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:Here's the strip: A camp troop made up of Green Lanterns is the most  thing.
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Apr 10, 2014 18:40
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:The kid in front of Alan, is Sinestro? I just assumed it was Kyle, but you're right about the widow's peak.
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:Here's the strip: Lil' Guy Gardner, awesome.
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TheBigBudgetSequel posted:A camp troop made up of Green Lanterns is the most With Alan Scott as the scout leader, it seems.
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I like the detail that John Stewart has glasses, which he needed as a kid.
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Breetai posted:Deadpool 27 This week was just "mock Spidey week" at Marvel HQ.  Daredevil #1.50
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TwoPair posted:This week was just "mock Spidey week" at Marvel HQ. Really? His goggles/eye mask is creased in just such a way that it looks like he's squinting? Or, grimacing, maybe?
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TwoPair posted:This week was just "mock Spidey week" at Marvel HQ. I dunno, only one of Spider-Man's girlfriends has died compared to how many to DD?
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Mooseontheloose posted:I dunno, only one of Spider-Man's girlfriends has died compared to how many to DD? It takes place in the past since that's Matt doing his whole "fake twin brother is Daredevil" thing.
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muscles like this? posted:It takes place in the past since that's Matt doing his whole "fake twin brother is Daredevil" thing. Holy poo poo, there's a modern comic with Mike Murdock in it?
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Sefer posted:Holy poo poo, there's a modern comic with Mike Murdock in it? Technically all Daredevil comics have Mike Murdock in them, if you think about it.
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CzarChasm posted:Really? His goggles/eye mask is creased in just such a way that it looks like he's squinting? Or, grimacing, maybe? Laughing at his own joke maybe? 
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It's that time again, True Believers. 
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The funniest thing about the newspaper Spider-Man is the villains being beaten by sheer chance and not Spider-Man at all.
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The MSJ posted:It's that time again, True Believers. Gonna be sad when this ends, they made him the most unlikely likeable character since Brave and The Bold Aquaman.
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"Mr Stark, it seems your Mark I armor had a dangerous design flaw where flying directly into powerlines could overpower the navigations systems. Why didn't you fix that?" "Well who would be stupid enough to fly directly into powerlines?"
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Well it might also happen if he fights any electicity powered villains, slightly more likely.
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Maybe he fixed it, and it was called the "Mark II" armor?
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Cassa posted:Well it might also happen if he fights any electicity powered villains, slightly more likely. That's Spider-Man's problem, Iron Man doesn't wanna get in trouble with the Union! 
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I think this is Marvel Two-In-One #61. Comics used to be different.
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It's a good thing they stopped Xavier from using that costume in the future.
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Jerusalem posted:"Mr Stark, it seems your Mark I armor had a dangerous design flaw where flying directly into powerlines could overpower the navigations systems. Why didn't you fix that?" Doesn't Whiplash use what are essentially power lines as weapons? Say Nothing posted:I think this is Marvel Two-In-One #61. Bashful Benjy sounds so porn-y in this context.
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IUG posted:It's a good thing they stopped Xavier from using that costume in the future. I enjoy this interpretation of that picture.
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The MSJ posted:Doesn't Whiplash use what are essentially power lines as weapons? To answer that question, somebody would have to care about the character Whiplash, so we'll never know 
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The MSJ posted:Doesn't Whiplash use what are essentially power lines as weapons? The original Whiplash was one of those characters that would have a gadget as long as it could be vaguely whip-themed - electric whip, sure, bola whips, sure, nunchaku-whips, oookay, a rigid whip to vault with (no really), a whip that would launch at you and explode. 
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WickedHate posted:The funniest thing about the newspaper Spider-Man is the villains being beaten by sheer chance and not Spider-Man at all. To be fair, isn't that also what takes out Spider-Man in the newspaper comics? Random bricks are more likely to beat him than a villain. Newspaper Spider-Man occupies a horrifying universe where none of the characters have any ability to bring their own plans to fruition and must rely on random chance in order to succeed.
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...And I'm like 'why would you want to sue?'. There's no defamation.
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Bloodly posted:...And I'm like 'why would you want to sue?'. Of course there isn't. In print, it's libel.
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Sefer posted:To be fair, isn't that also what takes out Spider-Man in the newspaper comics? Random bricks are more likely to beat him than a villain. So like the 90s cartoon, but even more censored so people can't even lazily tackle each other.
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Say Nothing posted:I think this is Marvel Two-In-One #61. He would have spanked Sue earlier, but the Powers That Be were not too keen on it.  Full story here.
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