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goatface posted:That is an actual thing that newborns can have. Fool.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Mr T is pretty much consistently awesome. Fixed that for you.
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Apr 16, 2014 02:22
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Choco1980 posted:Fixed that for you. Oh granted, absolutely.
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Years back I reviewed every single Mr. T-related comic (though I never got around to finishing writing up the modern A-Team comic prequel, which was actually quite fun). They released a Mr. T graphic novel in 2008 which was fun, though weird as hell. It also featured an amazing rogues gallery. 
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Apr 16, 2014 04:24
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Bloody Holly posted:That is an actual thing that newborns can have. Fool. 
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Apr 16, 2014 04:40
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A friend of mine posted some images from his copy of The Metabarons and this poo poo is too good not to repost. 
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Apr 16, 2014 05:29
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goatface posted:That is an actual thing that newborns can have. Crack?
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Apr 16, 2014 06:00
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Jetfire posted:Crack? Newborn children can have both mustaches and crack addictions, not always at the same time, and they can also have neither. Babies are weird.
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ImpAtom posted:A friend of mine posted some images from his copy of The Metabarons and this poo poo is too good not to repost. The metabarons is downright amazing. I'm not sure I'd call it "good", but it's never boring or hackneyed. It's pure distilled beautifully drawn weirdness.
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Apr 16, 2014 11:48
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Gavok posted:It also featured an amazing rogues gallery.  I pity the fool that doesn't join Cobra.
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Apr 16, 2014 12:26
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Breetai posted:The metabarons is downright amazing. I'm not sure I'd call it "good", but it's never boring or hackneyed. It's pure distilled beautifully drawn weirdness. Yeah, I have narrative issues with the comic and it reads like bad seventies sci-fi where the author took a giant dose of LSD before writing (this really was a thing and it's just as incoherent as it sounds), but it's so wild and amazingly illustrated that it's worth checking out.
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This would fit right into the badass panels thread too, but Baba Yaga's reaction to her impending death at the hand of a winged monkey, the severed head of frankenstein's monster and a bunch of thumbelina-clones convinced me it should go here. (Source: Fables #91)
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We got another peculiar panels front page article! Let's see if I can make it into number 3. 
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I like that the thumb, being the toughest, is barehanded. The pinky is the weakest so he gets a gun.
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Apr 17, 2014 11:41
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I started reading Fantastic Four over the last week. I want to say that it's fantastic. Reed sets the standard by which Newspaper Spider-man will forever be judged in Fantastic Four #03!  Nothing of note happens in Fantastic Four #09 because they couldn't afford Fantasticar fuel.  Questionable engineering choices in Fantastic Four #10!  The Thing sets the foundation for Red Hulk in Fantastic Four #12!  Doctor Doom uses his SORCEROUS SCIENCE to plot a modest political appointment in Fantastic Four #17!  The Thing understands horror tropes in Fantastic Four #30!   in Fantastic Four #32!
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Apr 17, 2014 13:13
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Ghostlight posted:The Thing sets the foundation for Red Hulk in Fantastic Four #12! ...Bound telephone books. just to stress the thing's strength...couldnt they just be encyclopedias?
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AkumaHokoru posted:...Bound telephone books. just to stress the thing's strength...couldnt they just be encyclopedias? I think it's meant to stress that the general is a five-star lamewad.
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spider_man.jpg (Superior Spider-Man #31)
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Ghostlight posted:The Thing sets the foundation for Red Hulk in Fantastic Four #12! Seriously, Stan Lee's creative output in that 5-year-ish period in the early 60s was absolutely nuts.
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theflyingorc posted:It's always crazy to me how FAST the Marvel universe was assembled. Fantastic 4 #1 is the start of the "universe", and they're already having crossovers with the Hulk by issue #11. Amazing Spider-man 1 was a crossover with the FF.
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bobkatt013 posted:Amazing Spider-man 1 was a crossover with the FF. Well, he started in Amazing Fantasy, so it's not weird that there would be a crossover by the time he had his own title. I love to just go to comiccovers and browse an old series, everything goes REALLY crazy REALLY fast.
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SO if Parker's back in his own body or whatever, where's Doc Ock these days? Is he still a super hero now or back to being a goony loner/villain? Superior Spider-Man seemed kind of amusing.
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Drifter posted:SO if Parker's back in his own body or whatever, where's Doc Ock these days? Is he still a super hero now or back to being a goony loner/villain? He's dead. (for now)
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The MSJ posted:I like that the thumb, being the toughest, is barehanded. The pinky is the weakest so he gets a gun. Also the middle finger is making a crude gesture.
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theflyingorc posted:Well, he started in Amazing Fantasy, so it's not weird that there would be a crossover by the time he had his own title. When Amazing Spider-Man began, each story had a new villain. And most of them became Marvel fixtures: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Amazing_Spider-Man_issues #1: The Chameleon #2: The Vulture, The Tinkerer #3: Doctor Octopus #4: The Sandman #6: The Lizard #9: Electro #10: The Enforcers #13: Mysterio #14: The Green Goblin #15: Kraven the Hunter #20: The Scorpion #25: Spencer Smythe and The Spider-Slayer And on and on and on.
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Ghostlight posted:
That face in panel one...
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RaspberryCommie posted:That face in panel one... Yeah, I'm pretty sure nowadays Doom's whole mouth area is mostly static.
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During your adventure, make sure to post all instances of Reed being basically Don Draper to Sue.
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Apr 17, 2014 20:12
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RaspberryCommie posted:That face in panel one...
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Apr 17, 2014 20:44
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Pilchenstein posted:Jim Henson's Dr Doom.  Finally I shall defeat Richards! :waves arms over head like limp spaghetti:
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Pilchenstein posted:Jim Henson's Dr Doom. "It's the Dr. Doom Show with special guest star Johnny Storm! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!"
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I guess in this universe The Thing is Fozzie Bear?
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Apr 17, 2014 21:23
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qntm posted:I guess in this universe The Thing is Fozzie Bear? Doombot.
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qntm posted:I guess in this universe The Thing is Fozzie Bear?  Who's this guy? That's The Thing, a member of the Fantastic Four! Well, as fat as he is, it's gotta be more like the Fantastic 6!OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Apr 17, 2014 21:28
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theflyingorc posted:
Now who the heck is this? That's Doctor Doom! He's the world's most evil podiatrist! How do you know it's not a Doombot? Even robots tell better jokes than this guy!OHOHO-- ... Er...  DOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!!!!!
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Ghostlight posted:Doctor Doom uses his SORCEROUS SCIENCE to plot a modest political appointment in Fantastic Four #17! Doom was later appointed to the position of Secretary of Commerce forcing the withdraw of Gov. Bill RICHARDSon!
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muscles like this? posted:Yeah, I'm pretty sure nowadays Doom's whole mouth area is mostly static.  FF#4
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Gavok posted:"It's the Dr. Doom Show with special guest star Johnny Storm! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!" "It's time to put on iron face masks it's time to dress up right..."
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:
Holy poo poo. 
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