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bobkatt013 posted:Its an ongoing as its replacing Wolverine and the X-men. Someone in the X-Men office really liked that arc from Avengers Academy where Peter was a guest teacher, huh?
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Speaking of cancer, does anyone have the panels from 'The Death of Captain Marvel' where Reed Richards and some other guys cure cancer, and then they're all like 'why didn't we do this sooner'?
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bobkatt013 posted:Its an ongoing as its replacing Wolverine and the X-men. I thought it was an ongoing in that it's like a team-up book so a few issues down the line it will be "someone else and the X-Men"
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Hakkesshu posted:I thought it was an ongoing in that it's like a team-up book so a few issues down the line it will be "someone else and the X-Men" Nope, it's just about how Spider-Man is trying to find out which of the X-Kids is a traitor working for a bunch of Super Villains. Also comedy happens too.
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FredMSloniker posted:Speaking of cancer, does anyone have the panels from 'The Death of Captain Marvel' where Reed Richards and some other guys cure cancer, and then they're all like 'why didn't we do this sooner'? Isn't there a Superman panel somewhere where Lex Luthor is in jail and pretty much goes "Yeah I can't really plot Superman's downfall very well from in here, and I got bored, so I cured cancer."
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Archenteron posted:Isn't there a Superman panel somewhere where Lex Luthor is in jail and pretty much goes "Yeah I can't really plot Superman's downfall very well from in here, and I got bored, so I cured cancer." I think there's also a scene somewhere (maybe one of the animated films) in which one of Luthor's labs discovers the cure for cancer (while Superman is in the Fortress of Solitude trying and failing to do the same thing), and he immediately orders them to work out how to turn it into a series of lifetime treatments to maximise its profitability.
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Jan 30, 2015 01:38
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Metal Loaf posted:I think there's also a scene somewhere (maybe one of the animated films) in which one of Luthor's labs discovers the cure for cancer (while Superman is in the Fortress of Solitude trying and failing to do the same thing), and he immediately orders them to work out how to turn it into a series of lifetime treatments to maximise its profitability. This just reminds me of the sad/hilarious scene from Teen Titans where Speedy asks the group to see if Luthor has a cure for HIV/AIDS.
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Metal Loaf posted:I think there's also a scene somewhere (maybe one of the animated films) in which one of Luthor's labs discovers the cure for cancer (while Superman is in the Fortress of Solitude trying and failing to do the same thing), and he immediately orders them to work out how to turn it into a series of lifetime treatments to maximise its profitability. And then people will turn it into a "Lone Gunman" moment when the first 'cure' for cancer is exactly that. Rogaine for tumors.
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bobkatt013 posted:Its an ongoing as its replacing Wolverine and the X-men. Is it good or just kind of meh.
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FredMSloniker posted:Speaking of cancer, does anyone have the panels from 'The Death of Captain Marvel' where Reed Richards and some other guys cure cancer, and then they're all like 'why didn't we do this sooner'? That's nothing.  Black Panther #03, by Reginald Hudlin.
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Hollismason posted:Is it good or just kind of meh. Some funny stuff in it, but it's pretty weird how hostile everyone is acting with Spidey (up to and including trying to get him killed/kill him).
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Jan 30, 2015 07:43
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Metal Loaf posted:I think there's also a scene somewhere (maybe one of the animated films) in which one of Luthor's labs discovers the cure for cancer (while Superman is in the Fortress of Solitude trying and failing to do the same thing), and he immediately orders them to work out how to turn it into a series of lifetime treatments to maximise its profitability. You're probably thinking of the All-Star Superman cartoon where Lex successfully kills Superman but has an earth-shattering epiphany at the moment of triumph that turns him good. Although I may be confusing that for "Lex finds a way for Lois to have Superman's baby."
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:You're probably thinking of the All-Star Superman cartoon where Lex successfully kills Superman but has an earth-shattering epiphany at the moment of triumph that turns him good. Although I may be confusing that for "Lex finds a way for Lois to have Superman's baby." It's in Superman: Doomsday, near the beginning. Your basic incredibly hamfisted demonstration of how good Superman is in comparison to Luthor's (figurative) mustache-twirling malevolence. This is just making me imagine of Luthor with a Snidely Whiplash mustache and holy poo poo I want that to be real right now.
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Majuju posted:Elliott Kalan is amazing Wait, this is the book the Floptacular One got hired to write? drat, I've got some catching up to do.
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Decius posted:Some funny stuff in it, but it's pretty weird how hostile everyone is acting with Spidey (up to and including trying to get him killed/kill him). The X-Men are assholes, what else is there to it?
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Jan 30, 2015 11:14
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FredMSloniker posted:Speaking of cancer, does anyone have the panels from 'The Death of Captain Marvel' where Reed Richards and some other guys cure cancer, and then they're all like 'why didn't we do this sooner'? Of course cancer is cured in the MU but only regular cancer. Not the kind that is caused by Negative Zone radiation or by demons.
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Sex Criminals #10 I've stayed in a few places like that.
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Say Nothing posted:Defenders #89 Why is that rabbit holding a box of poo poo?
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Atmus posted:Why is that rabbit holding a box of poo poo? You'd prefer he just left it on the floor?
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404GoonNotFound posted:Wait, this is the book the Floptacular One got hired to write? drat, I've got some catching up to do. With any luck, Marvel will give him $400,000 for the rights to Rocket Crocodile & The World of Tomorrow
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KayTee posted:You'd prefer he just left it on the floor? Kind of. Or just in a normal plastic bag or something. The effort put into designing and labeling that box of poo poo swings it away from 'Helpful' into 'fetlife'. No sir, I don't like it.
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Evil Mastermind posted:
Little known fact: the Daily Planet's water cooler was laced with LSD for most of the silver age.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Ooh, free wifi! No...free "W1F1," which will likely be the strain of virus you'll get by staying there.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:No...free "W1F1," which will likely be the strain of virus you'll get by staying there. Oh.  Still, "free"... 
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KayTee posted:You'd prefer he just left it on the floor? Well he IS an animal.
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Rabbits routinely eat their own droppings to make another pass at absorbing the nutrients. This is perfectly canon.
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Strontosaurus posted:Rabbits routinely eat their own droppings to make another pass at absorbing the nutrients. This is perfectly canon. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. 
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Lurdiak posted:That's nothing. The funny thing was that that "make a weapon from it" bit was exactly what Norman Osborn did during Dark Reign (specifically using the cancer cure to try to kill Deadpool).
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Yvonmukluk posted:Little known fact: the Daily Planet's water cooler was laced with LSD for most of the silver age. I think this was basically how Morrison explained Silver Age Batman.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:I think this was basically how Morrison explained Silver Age Batman. Doctor Hurt was awesome.
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Angry Walrus posted:The X-Men are assholes, what else is there to it? They still remember when Spidey totally clowned them in the original Secret Wars, fair is fair.
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Majuju posted:With any luck, Marvel will give him $400,000 for the rights to Rocket Crocodile & The World of Tomorrow Please, like any of the Original Peaches would settle for anything less than 700,000 dollars. bobkatt013 posted:Doctor Hurt was awesome. Thank you.
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Dr. Hurt posted:Please, like any of the Original Peaches would settle for anything less than 700,000 dollars. He takes the loss because they let him play time-travelling Abe Lincoln in the movie.
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Majuju posted:He takes the loss because they let him play time-travelling Abe Lincoln in the movie. Is Time-Traveling Abe Lincoln also the clothing bandit, or would that be played by pervazoid number one? funny panel tax. Hawkeye is very good at keeping casual (Hawkeye #2) 
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Found this in a CBR thread. Don't know the source.
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The MSJ posted:Found this in a CBR thread. Don't know the source. http://www.aquamanshrine.net/2009/11/more-fun-comics-85-nov-1942.html
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