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Honestly my problem is with the ellipses on the hammer. "the power of... Thor" Geez, Odin, way to be melodramatic.
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SynthOrange posted:It bothers me more that the wording is upside down. Well if it's dropped on the ground, it's not gonna be laying with the handle down. But also: it's magic.
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Sep 6, 2014 04:52
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Shouldn't it be in runes or something anyway? That's the pandering, to Earth English readers.
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TwoPair posted:Honestly my problem is with the ellipses on the hammer. "the power of... Thor" Geez, Odin, way to be melodramatic. Kirby's Norse pantheon? BOMBASTIC AND FLAMBOYANT AND MELODRAMATIC!? SURELY YOU JEST GOON SIR
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Sep 6, 2014 05:05
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Guys don't let Irish Joe troll you ok.
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Sep 6, 2014 05:06
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Also, that's total one of his granddaughters, right?
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omg chael crash posted:Also, that's total one of his granddaughters, right? Well it's gotta be someone who can walk on the moon, and it doesn't look like they need a spacesuit to do it, so odds on an Asgardian are lookin' high. mind the walrus posted:Kirby's Norse pantheon? BOMBASTIC AND FLAMBOYANT AND MELODRAMATIC!? SURELY YOU JEST GOON SIR Touche I guess.
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Sep 6, 2014 08:01
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quote:Whosoever holds this hammer, if
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Whoever draws this hammer, if they don't feel like being too tied down to details, may make the text appear or disappear... AS NEEDED.
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TwoPair posted:Honestly my problem is with the ellipses on the hammer. "the power of... Thor" Geez, Odin, way to be melodramatic. No kidding. I figured that was a dumb addition, but I guess not.  Also, Odin must have changed the line wrapping over the years.
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Sep 8, 2014 11:33
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It's a magic enchantment, so it just auto-adjusts to the reader, just like it can decide that Tony Stark driving Thor around in his car doesn't count as lifting Mjolnir, but if he tries to pick it up wearing armor that's a no-go.
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Sep 8, 2014 13:43
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Do we have any panels of Thor in a car? It just seems fundamentally goofy to me, like Spider-Man on the subway, or that panel of Like Cage in an elevator.
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Precambrian posted:Do we have any panels of Thor in a car? It just seems fundamentally goofy to me, like Spider-Man on the subway, or that panel of Like Cage in an elevator. Here are the Avengers getting on a bus  Here he is on a truck 
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Sep 8, 2014 17:58
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bobkatt013 posted:Here are the Avengers getting on a bus I hate how old artwork is sometimes just so unrealistic and hokey because in real life every one of those passengers would be giving the Avengers the finger in the last panel.
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bobkatt013 posted:Here are the Avengers getting on a bus "Our butler is calling taxis for you..." you snobby bastard.
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Sep 9, 2014 12:49
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I like the panel immediately before that, because it's Iron Man going, "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE... er, on the corner outside."
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Sep 9, 2014 13:07
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I liked in old comics where heroes would try to pull poo poo like that and the regular civilian dogsbodies would always give them poo poo. gently caress you Iron Man, saviour of the world, this is MY bus.
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I dunno, my morning time on the subway is holy. Woe befalls anyone who disturbs my looking out of the window, why, I might even give them a sharp look!
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Pierson posted:I liked in old comics where heroes would try to pull poo poo like that and the regular civilian dogsbodies would always give them poo poo. gently caress you Iron Man, saviour of the world, this is MY bus.
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Pierson posted:I liked in old comics where heroes would try to pull poo poo like that and the regular civilian dogsbodies would always give them poo poo. gently caress you Iron Man, saviour of the world, this is MY bus. Blame Henry Peter Gyrich for that one. He said no Avengers you can not save the world and we are not allowing you to use any of your stuff.
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Pierson posted:I liked in old comics where heroes would try to pull poo poo like that and the regular civilian dogsbodies would always give them poo poo. gently caress you Iron Man, saviour of the world, this is MY bus. redbackground posted:I learnt a new word, ma! 
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bobkatt013 posted:Here are the Avengers getting on a bus Possibly the plot for the next Speed movie under Disneys umbrella? I'd watch it
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Thor, The Vision, Captain Marvel and Iron Man can fly, what the hell are they doing in a bus? loving Quicksilver is there too!
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bobkatt013 posted:Blame Henry Peter Gyrich for that one. He said no Avengers you can not save the world and we are not allowing you to use any of your stuff. What is Gyrich's problem anyway? Does he just hate the Avengers or is he just an rear end in a top hat?
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Dr. Hurt posted:What is Gyrich's problem anyway? Does he just hate the Avengers or is he just an rear end in a top hat? He was originally just the ultimate bureaucrat, and he doesn't like the idea that the fate of the world lies in the hands of entirely unsupervised entities. He loves paperwork, accountability, and red tape. Over the years they made him just hate superheroes in general and then be a corrupt, spiteful piece of poo poo, especially in Brubaker's Captain America and Dan Slott's abysmal The Initiative. It strikes me as pretty contradictory to his character to have him break the rules he was introduced as loving, but he's an easy boogeyman since he essentially represents The Establishment.
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Sep 9, 2014 21:41
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Vincent posted:loving Quicksilver is there too! Hey man, all that running is tiring. Maybe he needs a break.
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I think the given reason is that they were off to confront a guy who had all the powers of Galactus and decided they should all go at once.
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Metal Loaf posted:I think the given reason is that they were off to confront a guy who had all the powers of Galactus and decided they should all go at once. You can get whiplash reading those issues, going from obnoxious government bureaucrat to guy who literally kills all of them.
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prefect posted:You can get whiplash reading those issues, going from obnoxious government bureaucrat to guy who literally kills all of them. I remember getting the Avengers Legends Vol. 2 trade (which reprinted the Korvac Saga) about 10 years ago, and my brother and I spent far too long trying to puzzle out the cover to Avengers #177. We were convinced the blonde guy was Korvac killing Hawkeye, and it took us ages to work out that it was meant to be Don Blake trying to recussitate him.
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DC just previewed Darwyn Cooke variant covers and they all need to go directly to this thread.                      
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Teenage Fansub posted:DC just previewed some Darwyn Cooke variant covers and they need to go directly to this thread. Oh my god, the Super-Horse that loves Supergirl? Fantastic. Creepily fantastic.
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Teenage Fansub posted:DC just previewed Darwyn Cooke variant covers and they all need to go directly to this thread. I love his work on New Frontier, it's universally gorgeous. The only issue I had was that with a cast of dozens it did get kind of difficult to tell who they all were unless they were in capes.
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God Cooke drawing modern Cyborg looks so..... wrong.... Still the rest is fantastic. Dude is one of the few guys who makes me give a poo poo about Silver Age DC.
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I've seen his stuff before, but I never realised just how much his stuff looks like the art in the Robin: Year One and Batgirl: Year One. I like that. Maybe a touch of Mignola in distance shots, especially in the JL:Dark cover. I really like that. Also I think that's the best N52 Harley I've seen officially. And probably best of all, it looks fun.
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Teenage Fansub posted:DC just previewed Darwyn Cooke variant covers and they all need to go directly to this thread. I want this hanging on my wall. What's amusing about his artwork is that his stuff is so bright and vibrant that it almost makes you think you are going to read a happy optimistic comicbook.
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Madkal posted:I want this hanging on my wall. These should all come with warning stickers saying "It's all downhill from here."
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Looked it up to confirm, but I definitely caught on that he was the animator/designer for the Batman and Batman Beyond series. Even outside of animation, it looks really amazing; very bright and energetic. And best of all, all of his women superheroes don't feel like creepy TA. The Parker graphic novels he illustrated look great, I'm gonna have to add it to my wish list. And, uh, I knew of Krypto, but why in the hell is there a Super Horse and a Super Cat?
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Sanguinary Novel posted:Looked it up to confirm, but I definitely caught on that he was the animator/designer for the Batman and Batman Beyond series. Even outside of animation, it looks really amazing; very bright and energetic. And best of all, all of his women superheroes don't feel like creepy TA. The Parker graphic novels he illustrated look great, I'm gonna have to add it to my wish list. You don't know Comet the Superhorse? Oh, are you in for some fun.
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