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Well, to be fair, most people do poo poo themselves when Black Bolt speaks. 
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Mousepractice posted:I though Brown Noise was a lame version of Black Bolt Maybe you know him by his secret identity, Brownagar Noteagon
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Servoret posted:The story's from 1958. It might be a little bit before they codified that Superman was vulnerable to magic as well as kryptonite. Maybe even a while? I remember Bronze Age stories about Superman and magic, but not really any Mort Weisinger era stories. The closest I can get to them actually spelling out Superman's weakness to magic was in World's Finest #207, published Nov. 1971, where Dr. Light managed to hypnotize Clark Kent into trying to knock off Superman.  Something about that 'YEW GONNA GIT YOURS THE OLD FASHIONED WAY' makes me smile, especially if I read that in a Hank Hill voice.. In the next issue, Supes has an uncharacteristically Ultraman-like moment. He decides if he isn't resistant to magic, then he's just a dork..  "Hey, what's going on, why is all the data from Comstar 3 all screw- SUPERMAN YOUR rear end IS ON THE GAMMA RAY DETECTOR GET OFF THE loving SATELLITE" So he heads off very casually (after all this was the era of cosmic-powered Supes who can juggle planets without breaking a sweat) to Earth-2 to beg Doctor Fate to make him invulnerable to magic, which leads to this endearing splash page..  Yeah Supes, lifting North America off the planet is a good way to save everyone Binary Badger fucked around with this message at 19:59 on Dec 8, 2014 |
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Binary Badger posted:Something about that 'YEW GONNA GIT YOURS THE OLD FASHIONED WAY' makes me smile, especially if I read that in a Hank Hill voice.. Excuse me, but that is clearly dale gribble.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Can you think of a better power to use against people wearing unitards or brightly-colored spandex? You just reminded me that Jean did this to a group of U-men once. 
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Dec 8, 2014 20:40
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Jesse Custer did the same to the KKK. I think it was #46, anyone got the panel?
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"Tarantula: The ORIGINAL Web-Slinger" yeah that'll get those readers back
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dordreff posted:"Tarantula: The ORIGINAL Web-Slinger" yeah that'll get those readers back Do Tarantulas even spin webs?
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No. No they do not.
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They do make silk, but they use it in their caves, not to make webs.
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Say Nothing posted:Jesse Custer did the same to the KKK. Yup. 
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Dec 9, 2014 03:03
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Was even Tarantula the original web-slinger anyway? Is that counting pulp heroes or just comic books?
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Binary Badger posted:
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Lobok posted:Was even Tarantula the original web-slinger anyway? Is that counting pulp heroes or just comic books? Tarantula had a gun that fired a sticky nylon line that he used to swing around. I don't know of any earlier characters who had similar abilities. The pulp Spider (Richard Wentworth) carried a thin, strong silk rope that he sometimes called "the Spider's web," but it was just a rope.
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Does anyone have those pages where Namor is saying to Reed Richards how much Black Bolt is laughing at him in his head?
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Selachian posted:Tarantula had a gun that fired a sticky nylon line that he used to swing around. I don't know of any earlier characters who had similar abilities. The pulp Spider (Richard Wentworth) carried a thin, strong silk rope that he sometimes called "the Spider's web," but it was just a rope. Ah, the days when "carry around a strong rope" was considered a superpower.
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Selachian posted:Tarantula had a gun that fired a sticky nylon line that he used to swing around. I don't know of any earlier characters who had similar abilities. The pulp Spider (Richard Wentworth) carried a thin, strong silk rope that he sometimes called "the Spider's web," but it was just a rope. Jack Kirby's design for Spider-Man had a web-shooting gun.
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 Kyle Baker wrote silly cartoons for Marvel Age: http://comicartistevolution.tumblr.com/post/103933772881/kyle-baker-1985-1986-its-genetic-from-marvel
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The first thing you should do when you say you want to post something on a semi-daily basis is not post for 6 days. Anyways, some Thanks, Ken Penders highlights from issues 13-25. The guy doing this skipped issue 24 because in a mere 13 issues of writing, Ken Penders had made 4 about alternate universe sonics. Though he isn't shown in any of these panels, this also introduced a character named Robo-Robotnik, who is an alternate universe Robotnik who turned himself into a robot. He's supposed to be be really important later. The guy who does this also covered a special and the Princess Sally miniseries, though nothing really thread-worthy was in there.   (Sonic the Hedgehog #13)   (Sonic the Hedgehog #14)  (Sonic the Hedgehog #19)  (Sonic the Hedgehog #20)    (Sonic the Hedgehog #21)  (Sonic the Hedgehog #22)   (Sonic the Hedgehog #23)     (Sonic the Hedgehog #25) Mikedawson fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Dec 9, 2014 |
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Mr Tastee posted:
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Sonic's tiny foot is kind of gross.
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SirDan3k posted:No, see she's just using gadgets so she's not a "real spider" so she just gets rape threats thrown at her. I'll have you know that Morlun is only about upholding the Daily Bugle's journalistic ethics.
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Gavok posted:I'll have you know that Morlun is only about upholding the Daily Bugle's journalistic ethics. I'd pay good money for a page of Jonah or Ben Urich laughing a GamerGater out of their office. Ooh, better yet, Betty Brant or Kat Farrell. (Or what's her face who wanted Steve Rogers to get a MySpace, I guess)
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IUG posted:I'm pretty sure if you injected someone with that much mercury (or even significantly less) they would find a dead body in the bathroom stall and Magneto would stay in prison. Surprisingly not! Elemental mercury is actually not that bad. The salts and vapors are. http://www.anatomybox.com/mercury-embolism-to-the-lung/
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This triggered a primordial childhood memory and I had to go find it.  Bullpen Bits #4, obviously. Don't know if or where it would be collected though.
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VanSandman posted:Does anyone have those pages where Namor is saying to Reed Richards how much Black Bolt is laughing at him in his head? New Avengers Illuminati, Issue 4, first 4 pages. It looks like Pages 1-3 are the previews for this issue on Marvel Comicstore
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Well someone is amused by Wonder Woman's crotch
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apsouthern posted:Well someone is amused by Wonder Woman's crotch I know this topic has come up before, but drat those are some creepy child faces
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 The front half of Spider Verse Team Up #2 was pretty good.
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This looks nice for the guy's first webcomic. I wonder if one day his skills will improve to the point of getting professional work from one of the big two.
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That team-up is probably going to be the best thing to come out of Spider-Verse
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Saoshyant posted:This looks nice for the guy's first webcomic. I wonder if one day his skills will improve to the point of getting professional work from one of the big two. You do realize that the non-Miles Spider-Men figures are the artist imitating the art styles of two different animated TV series, right? If 90's Spidey looks lovely, blame whoever created the stylesheet for him instead. Edit: I love that "Other dimensions? That explains everything" dialogue.
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Servoret posted:You do realize that the non-Miles Spider-Men figures are the artist imitating the art styles of two different animated TV series, right? If 90's Spidey looks lovely, blame whoever created the stylesheet for him instead. It's 60's cartoon Spider-Man universe they are in, not 90's.
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Please tell me this will have Electric Company Spider-Man in it. Or Newspaper Spider-Man.
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Am I crazy, or didn't this storyline already occur in the Saturday-morning cartoon, where Spider-man had to round up a bunch of alternates (including an actor who plays him in our world) to... fight something or other? Is this a recurring thing?
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Mr Tastee posted:Please tell me this will have Electric Company Spider-Man in it. Or Newspaper Spider-Man. Newspaper Spider-Man was already in it, and it was awesome.
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Ashcans posted:Am I crazy, or didn't this storyline already occur in the Saturday-morning cartoon, where Spider-man had to round up a bunch of alternates (including an actor who plays him in our world) to... fight something or other? Is this a recurring thing? They didn't get their skulls violently crushed in that episode, so it was clearly inferior to this shlock.
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Ashcans posted:Am I crazy, or didn't this storyline already occur in the Saturday-morning cartoon, where Spider-man had to round up a bunch of alternates (including an actor who plays him in our world) to... fight something or other? Is this a recurring thing? That was pretty different and ended on a weird cliffhanger as I recall. Also, in retrospect, it was weird to have "an actor from our world", because that series was before the Raimi films, and there hadn't really been a successful live action Spider-man thing.
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theflyingorc posted:That was pretty different and ended on a weird cliffhanger as I recall. I mean, it wasn't particularly successful but it definitely happened. I remember watching it and loving it as a kid, but then again I'm 40.
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Waterhaul posted:It's 60's cartoon Spider-Man universe they are in, not 90's. The guy looking at the reader in the first panel isn't from the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon?
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