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muscles like this? posted:Someone should probably tell Hal that his wrists and ankles aren't made of metal. Dr Polaris was admittedly kind of like a less imaginative version of Silver Age "I control your mind with my magnetic personality!" Magneto.
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muscles like this? posted:
Even if they were, he could still use his ring.
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muscles like this? posted:Someone should probably tell Hal that his wrists and ankles aren't made of metal. He's just borrowing from the Magneto playbook. "Magnet powers? Yeah, I can basically do whatever the gently caress I want. And what I want is DICK PUNCHINGS" On that note, has Magneto ever punched somebody in the dick? If not, why hasn't he? Or at least make Wolverine punch himself in the balls.
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I also like how Dr Polaris is about to punch Hal (in the dick) but he also has a gun.
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Sep 8, 2014 20:26
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To be fair if you had the choice between punching Hal Jordan in the dick or shooting him, you know which one you'd pick.
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Leave the poor doctor alone. Clearly Hal has a steely junk and what's a man with a magnetic fist to do?
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ImpAtom posted:To be fair if you had the choice between punching Hal Jordan in the dick or shooting him, you know which one you'd pick. You could always just shoot him in the dick.
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If Batman's famous punch would have been against Hal, it would have been in the dick. It would have also made Black Canary's reaction much funnier.
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Canemacar posted:Now I want to see a super-villain who's entire MO is punching heroes in the dick. No murders, heists, or doomsday weapons. Just a man and his fist. 
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Sep 10, 2014 22:30
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 "This is Suspense" more like this is absent minded-ness. Also, yeah, that word bubble looks weird but I checked multiple sources on it.
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Sep 10, 2014 23:34
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From Imgur. Source... anyone? 
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muscles like this? posted:
Have this weird feeling the CCA seal is covering up a question mark.
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Say Nothing posted:From Imgur. It's the epilogue to today's Deadpool #34
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Sep 11, 2014 03:04
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Pretty much that entire issue could go here (besides a real sad scene or two)
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Sizone posted:Have this weird feeling the CCA seal is covering up a question mark. 
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Also from this weeks Ms Marvel. Look at the map.
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Why does the teacher have a hunting knife on her desk?
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Public school?
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KittenofDoom posted:Why does the teacher have a hunting knife on her desk? Coyote skinning?
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KittenofDoom posted:Why does the teacher have a hunting knife on her desk? To dice all the apples her students give her.
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I love that Canada is called "Snow Mexico" on the map.
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There's no Mexico like Snow Mexico! 
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 Spring for some bronze plaques ffs Clark.
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zoux posted:
Superman keeping scalps as trophies. 
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prefect posted:Superman keeping scalps as trophies. I'm more amused that he's keeping some construction paper and lace valentine in a freaking trophy case. ... also, how secret can the secret room be if it has a window?
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Selachian posted:I'm more amused that he's keeping some construction paper and lace valentine in a freaking trophy case. It's from When Braniac Was Actually Just a Window.
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Sep 11, 2014 16:43
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A weird thing about the Silver Age was Superman's relationship toward the Kents.
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I kinda want to know what the deal is with that hosed-up sword. Did Superboy have to fight some Civil War version of Kenshin?
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Maybe it's a Kavalry Kopis? From when he fought the Ku Klux Klan? 
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Selachian posted:I'm more amused that he's keeping some construction paper and lace valentine in a freaking trophy case. "Wow, son! That's...that's some neat trophies you've got there. Now, can you explain how you kept a room secret from me in my own house, which I owned before you were born?"
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theflyingorc posted:"Wow, son! That's...that's some neat trophies you've got there. Now, can you explain how you kept a room secret from me in my own house, which I owned before you were born?" "Super-temporal-architecture, of course. Geez, Dad, don't you know anything?"
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Super-hypnotism is a powerful tool.
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e X posted:If Batman's famous punch would have been against Hal, it would have been in the dick. What's Batman's famous punch?
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goatface posted:Super-hypnotism is a powerful tool. Super-interior design, more like. Absorb enough solar radiation and Clark can go non-Euclidean like it ain't no thang. "Welcome, Pa, to my Fortress of Leaves!"
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Dick Trauma posted:What's Batman's famous punch?  Edit: JLI 5, Guy had been saying he would be a better leader and challenged Bats to a fist fight.
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Soonmot posted:Also from this weeks Ms Marvel. Look at the map. My favourite thing about Ms. Marvel is all the little things in the art you can miss unless you really examine the whole thing. On this panel I love the distressed girl who has clearly brought her Math book to Media class. There's also a scene in a back alley with a bunch of lovely boxes stacked against a wall labeled "ALLEY BOXES". Definitely a book that will suffer if it loses its artist.
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The first couple of pages of the latest issue is from Lockjaw's perspective and so the colors are all slightly off.
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muscles like this? posted:A weird thing about the Silver Age was Superman's relationship toward the Kents. Yeah, it really sticks out the Kents are always explicitly referred to as Clark's foster parents in old Adventure/Superboy issues
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Dick Trauma posted:What's Batman's famous punch? The blood of two dead parents, mixed with freshly minted orphan tears and three strong splashes of bitters. Serve over ice cold vengeance.
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techknight posted:Yeah, it really sticks out the Kents are always explicitly referred to as Clark's foster parents in old Adventure/Superboy issues Now that's one relic of the Silver Age I'm very happy to leave behind. As an adopted kid it's definitely my preferred "relation" to Superman to see him as another adopted kid who sees the Kents as "his" parents for all intents and purposes, not some weird hyper-intelligent alien baby/kid who instantly understood and essentially rejected them just because he wasn't born to them. It worked in the Silver Age because DC back then didn't give much of a gently caress about continuity and weird hyper-intelligent alien baby/kid Supes was better-suited to the kind-of wackiness they wanted to tell, but while I enjoy that for what it is I'll never back that as my preferred interpretation of the character. Never ever.
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