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Ensign_Ricky posted:They're a series of PSA comics, the first one is actually Electro smuggling drugs into Canada via hollow hockey pucks.  I'll be darned. You're right. It's lucky Spidey got to them first before Canada's number one drug vigilante crew The Crack Busters.  One of them's a computer technologist, the other is a cigar-smoking ex-CFL star. THEY FIGHT CRACK!
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Chaos Hippy posted:I had the second one long, long ago, and as I recall it was about Chameleon getting kids hooked on pills that looked like Substance D. I'm Peter Parker?
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Apparently a collection of Spider-man PSA comics were released as a trade a couple of years ago but I could never find a single copy anywhere. I'd give anything to own the one where he fights an alien who opposes sex ed.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:They're a series of PSA comics, the first one is actually Electro smuggling drugs into Canada via hollow hockey pucks. The best Spidey PSA comic was one put out in the 70's by Marvel and Planned Parenthood. Spider-Man thwarts a alien; the Prodigy; who comes to Earth and tries to convince teens to have a lot of unprotected sex so he can steal their babies and take them back to his homeworld as slave labor. It's amazing edit: barely beaten
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Lurdiak posted:I'd give anything to own the one where he fights an alien who opposes sex ed.   The Amazing Spider-Man vs the Prodigy.
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WickedHate posted:
"Giant baby snatch" is some fantastic wording.
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WickedHate posted:The Amazing Spider-Man vs the Prodigy. Smack my bitch up.
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Spider-Man appears to be fairly progressive about sex, at least for the time I assume this was printed.
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It was a collaboration with Planned Parenthood.
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Not sure of the legality so I'll delete the link if it's considered  but Retronaut recently posted scans of that Spider-Man/Planned Parenthood comichttp://www.retronaut.com/2014/04/spiderman-and-planned-parenthood/
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apsouthern posted:Not sure of the legality so I'll delete the link if it's considered quote:The Prodigy’s voice took on its special magnetic powers when the rocket ship coming from his native planet, Intellectia, in the Andromeda Galaxy, passed through the earth’s ionosphere. Because of weak deflector shields his vocal cords were exposed to intense heat and radiation. On Earth, his voice draws people to him like a vacuum cleaner. 
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Cangelosi posted:I'll be darned. You're right. It's lucky Spidey got to them first before Canada's number one drug vigilante crew The Crack Busters. Oof. The wheels sort of came off ol' Rich Buckler in the 80s: 
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apsouthern posted:Not sure of the legality so I'll delete the link if it's considered 'How I love the way I get them to swallow all the sludge I hand out.' Yowzer! 
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kdrudy posted:Spider-Man appears to be fairly progressive about sex, at least for the time I assume this was printed. The big thing that jumps out at me is it obviously being written before HIV/AIDS. "Just a few shots"!
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Cangelosi posted:I'll be darned. You're right. It's lucky Spidey got to them first before Canada's number one drug vigilante crew The Crack Busters. Was their nemesis Rob Ford?
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Vengeance of Pandas posted:Was their nemesis Rob Ford? No, he was on the team. He was in charge of disposal.
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Metalshark posted:'How I love the way I get them to swallow all the sludge I hand out.' I have only one thing to say about this comic. PHRASING!
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Cangelosi posted:
No one looks remotely like a hero character on that cover. The Crack Busters would not look out of place fighting against GI Joe or Daredevil.
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Cangelosi posted:
 I like how they've both dropped large handfuls of pills. Means they were caught off guard and just face stomped. If it happened today they'd both be incarcerated longer than the crack dealers.
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Uthor posted:The big thing that jumps out at me is it obviously being written before HIV/AIDS. "Just a few shots"! VD is also apparently one single illness.
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It effectively was in the mid 70s, as the big-ticket diseases like syphilis and gonorrhea were all bacterial and easily curable, while the heavy-duty viral ones would come later - even genital herpes wasn't medically recognised until the late 70s/early 80s.
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Ghostlight posted:It effectively was in the mid 70s, as the big-ticket diseases like syphilis and gonorrhea were all bacterial and easily curable, while the heavy-duty viral ones would come later - even genital herpes wasn't medically recognised until the late 70s/early 80s. Do you suppose mutants are immune to those as well?
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There was a Spider-Man/Power Pack sexual harassment PSA comic, but I really don't want to search for it.
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Say Nothing posted:There was a Spider-Man/Power Pack sexual harassment PSA comic, but I really don't want to search for it. That was the one that revealed Peter Parker was molested as a kid. It also had a young boy Spider-Man was helping abused by an older woman so it was kind of progressive in that regard. The entire thing is really  .
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I always kind of considered it plausibly canon that Peter was abused as a child. His personality was partly developed based on childhood trauma and vulnerability in the first place, and I don't know, it'd be kind of inspiring for someone who went through that to grow up to be Spider-man. That's probably pretty stupid, but not as stupid as Mark Millar thinking that Spider-man being raped is hilarious and joking about bringing his rapist back as a super-villain who fucks people in the rear end.
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Pretty sure "being attracted to a person who's of the same sex" is the textbook definition of homosexuality, Spidey.Lurdiak posted:That's probably pretty stupid, but not as stupid as Mark Millar thinking that Spider-man being raped is hilarious and joking about bringing his rapist back as a super-villain who fucks people in the rear end.  More info on this please. Here I thought Kevin Smith's arc where Black Cat talks about that time she was raped was a standalone example of awfulness.
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Kevin Smith was being sincere. Mark Millar was joking. I have the Spider-Man/Skids Child Abuse comic.
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Knormal posted:Pretty sure "being attracted to a person who's of the same sex" is the textbook definition of homosexuality, Spidey. Pretty sure you're extremely loving wrong, champ. Bisexual people exist, for a start.
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Atmus posted:No, he was on the team. He was in charge of disposal. Rob Ford was their Doop. They'd give him the drugs they confiscated and he'd open his great gaping maw and they'd disappear inside him forever.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Rob Ford was their Doop. They'd give him the drugs they confiscated and he'd open his great gaping maw and they'd disappear inside him forever. Not to mention the horrific home videos.
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Lurdiak posted:I always kind of considered it plausibly canon that Peter was abused as a child. His personality was partly developed based on childhood trauma and vulnerability in the first place, and I don't know, it'd be kind of inspiring for someone who went through that to grow up to be Spider-man. Kinda puts that whole deal with Mephisto into a new light too.
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Cabbit posted:Pretty sure you're extremely loving wrong, champ. Bisexual people exist, for a start. quote:1: of, relating to, or characterized by a tendency to direct sexual desire toward another of the same sex But I'm not going to participate in this derail anymore, here's Wonder Woman double-fisting Superman in the balls. No idea of the source, but there are surprisingly few images of Superman getting hit in the balls that come up in a image search. 
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It's just saying that having a close emotional bond or a passing sexual thought about a same sex friend doesn't mean you're gay. A homosexual attraction doesn't make you any more a homosexual than a heterosexual attraction does the opposite - it's all about the degree of exclusivity. FF#222
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Man, she's loving dead. Look at that neck angle.
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Why would he need to make his hand giant to slap his wife? Oh, right, because he's Reed Richards, bastard extraordinaire. 
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Cangelosi posted:
I can only hope their battle cry was "IT'S TIME FOR A CRACK ATTACK"
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Captain Bravo posted:Why would he need to make his hand giant to slap his wife? Oh, right, because he's Reed Richards, bastard extraordinaire. The artist was afraid you might forget his powers if they weren't on display even for a second.
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X-Men #49 Bishop Goes Wild! Comic – February 1, 1996 His human face looks like it was drawn by Peter Chung.
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Jeff Matsuda embodied everything wrong with 90's art.
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