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Cardboard Box A posted:What is Miranda from Mass Effect doing there
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Endless Mike posted:I dunno, but her powers of cameras always pointing at her rear end seem to not work in the New 52. Man, I know X-Factor starts going downhill after issue 200, but that's a really mean thing to say 
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Ugh, I only glanced at it and thought it was supposed to be Talia. 
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Kyle better be home sick or visiting his grandma or something. He got grounded and had to clean the fridge.
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Say Nothing posted:Yes, she is all furry, you pervert.  Also where does she keep her ID and cash bills? 
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NoneMoreNegative posted:drat, that's not just a fur stroke either, the guy's going for a full bowling ball grip in her bra of course
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Unstable molecules
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If I remember correctly for a little while Tigra didn't wear the bikini citing that her fur was more then thick enough to provide her with modesty and she looked less sexualized without it.
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I'd be interested to see the effect because attempting gis turns me into a pervert. But I'm picturing something along the lines of say, how in the first episode of Thundercats they were all naked initially and nothing was visible as well, making them look like they could be wearing full body suits or leotards or something.
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Secret Avengers # 01 The new Hawkeye series feels like it's running out of steam, but I still like this joke.  http://i.imgur.com/ucprir0.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/7ooTHCk.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/PLR5V6l.jpg
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Choco1980 posted:I'd be interested to see the effect because attempting gis turns me into a pervert. But I'm picturing something along the lines of say, how in the first episode of Thundercats they were all naked initially and nothing was visible as well, making them look like they could be wearing full body suits or leotards or something. Change of subject from naked fur-bearing people, old comics are weird. 
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Say Nothing posted:And it's only after they put on clothes that the naked scenes start to look creepy, retrospectively. To fashion.
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Batman knows how to use dazzle camo (I'm more impressed by his ability to make cars float and lamp posts bend by sheer force of presence)
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Maybe like his villain Zebraman, Zebrabatman can magnetize things.
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 Of course the solution is for Tony Stark to just slam head first into Jonah and Peter..  And then sass them while they STILL careen out of control.
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Mr. Maltose posted:Maybe like his villain Zebraman, Zebrabatman can magnetize things. That appears to be the case. He was accidentally dosed with the same radiation that gave Zebraman his powers, but lacks the an inhibitor belt to control them. He ends up using his new magnetic powers to draw in Zebraman for a beating.
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Strontosaurus posted:That appears to be the case. He was accidentally dosed with the same radiation that gave Zebraman his powers, but lacks the an inhibitor belt to control them. He ends up using his new magnetic powers to draw in Zebraman for a beating. Despite warnings, Zubaz pants still became a thing.
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Red posted:Despite warnings, Zubaz pants still became a thing. He knows comfort.
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bobkatt013 posted:He knows comfort. Given enough time to plan, Batman can accurately predict future fashion trends.
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Red posted:Given enough time to plan, Batman can accurately predict future fashion trends. Wanna know how I got these scarves?
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Rich Uncle Chet posted:Wanna know how I got these scarves? FIT ME!
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In honor of Otto Octavius, here's him being a tease. If only I could find that panel of him eating fried chicken. Amazing Spider-Man #157
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Suleman posted:In honor of Otto Octavius, here's him being a tease. If only I could find that panel of him eating fried chicken. Otto is ripped
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Suleman posted:In honor of Otto Octavius, here's him being a tease. If only I could find that panel of him eating fried chicken.  Also from ASM #157. E: tables
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You pretty much need gloves to eat KFC. Otto displays his genius yet again.
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Suleman posted:In honor of Otto Octavius, here's him being a tease. If only I could find that panel of him eating fried chicken. Is he singing that?
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Suleman posted:In honor of Otto Octavius, here's him being a tease. If only I could find that panel of him eating fried chicken. To my mind, the defining aspect of Doc Ock is the 4 large metal arms grafted onto his back, not his dapper green tunic and yellow gloves.
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Mr. Squishy posted:To my mind, the defining aspect of Doc Ock is the 4 large metal arms grafted onto his back, not his dapper green tunic and yellow gloves. You don't dress differently between work and bumming around at home?
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Phy posted:You don't dress differently between work and bumming around at home? Yes, but usually the work outfit doesn't come with its own sinister moniker.
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Lobok posted:Yes, but usually the work outfit doesn't come with its own sinister moniker. I dunno, hearing "Deb from HR" still makes my blood run cold.
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Mr. Squishy posted:To my mind, the defining aspect of Doc Ock is the 4 large metal arms grafted onto his back, not his dapper green tunic and yellow gloves. This made me realize that there are too many panels where Ock's actual hands are visible doing things. If Doc Ock is cleaning himself up, he better shave and wash with the arms!
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RandallODim posted:This made me realize that there are too many panels where Ock's actual hands are visible doing things. If Doc Ock is cleaning himself up, he better shave and wash with the arms! Now I'm imagining Doc Ock's tentacles doing all his morning chores for him, just carrying him around sleeping while they wash him, shave his face, brush his teeth, clothe him and cook him breakfast.
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Suleman posted:Now I'm imagining Doc Ock's tentacles doing all his morning chores for him, just carrying him around sleeping while they wash him, shave his face, brush his teeth, clothe him and cook him breakfast. Maybe not the sleeping part, but I unironically think this is how Ock should be portrayed. Why would he use his real arms anymore? His tentacles never tire and are as strong as all get-out. It would really sell the schlubby creepiness to him while also demonstrating his intelligence and skill with the arms.
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Suleman posted:Now I'm imagining Doc Ock's tentacles doing all his morning chores for him, just carrying him around sleeping while they wash him, shave his face, brush his teeth, clothe him and cook him breakfast. Well, he did build his arms with the mental capacity of a five year old. So he'd probably have to force them to do chores.
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Suleman posted:Now I'm imagining Doc Ock's tentacles doing all his morning chores for him, just carrying him around sleeping while they wash him, shave his face, brush his teeth, clothe him and cook him breakfast. Have you read Spider-Man: Reign? They do things for Doc Ock without him thinking about it, but, of course, it's really dark and twisted.
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yeah, that's how they handled this in Spider-Man 2, too -- those things have a lizard hindbrain that will gently caress you up if they think you're going to hurt their host.
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Pastry of the Year posted:
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I never really liked skeleton Aunt May.
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Looking at those panels and this discussion, suddenly all I want is a semi-heroic (classic) Doc Ock series. Something where he tries to incorporate into normal society and you see him doing things like carrying all his groceries home with all his arms, doing all sorts of chores at once, and occasionally getting into situations where he's gotta do something heroic. I can't get that idea out of my head now. 
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