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Does it work in a perfectly dark room? Is an object yellow if no light reflects off of it? What about objects that are not themselves yellow but illuminated by a strong yellow light? Can he affect things that are out of sight, like the surface of an object under the yellow paint? What if a Green Lantern is colour blind, would it work like the blind Lantern who uses sound? I'm sure all of these were answered in detail at some point.
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Dolash posted:Does it work in a perfectly dark room? Is an object yellow if no light reflects off of it? What about objects that are not themselves yellow but illuminated by a strong yellow light? Can he affect things that are out of sight, like the surface of an object under the yellow paint? What if a Green Lantern is colour blind, would it work like the blind Lantern who uses sound? We need to get Alan Moore to come back and write another Green Lantern story.
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Jul 29, 2015 18:54
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I want to see All-Star Green Lantern where Batman and Robin come into a room plastered with photos of their dead parents and a bunch of loaded guns laying around; Hal's drinking an iced tea, smugly thinking he's found a brilliant way to keep Batman from being able to do anything.
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Jul 29, 2015 19:41
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JediTalentAgent posted:I want to see All-Star Green Lantern where Batman and Robin come into a room plastered with photos of their dead parents and a bunch of loaded guns laying around; Hal's drinking an iced tea, smugly thinking he's found a brilliant way to keep Batman from being able to do anything. Well, there was that time Joe Chill's kid freaked out batman by showing a "dramatic representation" of somebody's parents getting killed in front of them, ending with the kid saying "At least IM still alive!". Which just amused me to no end despite all the other crazyness going on at the time (Such as Joe Chill's kid dressing up like the guy who killed his dad, to get revenge on Batman, who didn't kill his dad, but he knew his dad killed Batman's parents if not who they were oh no I've gone crosseyed). Section Z fucked around with this message at 20:12 on Jul 29, 2015 |
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Jul 29, 2015 20:09
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Dolash posted:Does it work in a perfectly dark room? Is an object yellow if no light reflects off of it? What about objects that are not themselves yellow but illuminated by a strong yellow light? Can he affect things that are out of sight, like the surface of an object under the yellow paint? What if a Green Lantern is colour blind, would it work like the blind Lantern who uses sound? Just to add to the fun: in Ganthet's Tale Hal defeats a renegade GL by flying backward so fast that his ring's green beam gets Doppler shifted down to yellow.
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Jul 29, 2015 20:30
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Selachian posted:Just to add to the fun: in Ganthet's Tale Hal defeats a renegade GL by flying backward so fast that his ring's green beam gets Doppler shifted down to yellow. Would it change to a fear beam instead of something powered by will?
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Section Z posted:Well, there was that time Joe Chill's kid freaked out batman by showing a "dramatic representation" of somebody's parents getting killed in front of them, ending with the kid saying "At least IM still alive!". There's a classic Batman story called The Untold Legend of the Batman where Bruce revealed himself to Joe Chill and tells him how Chill created Batman by killing the Waynes, and Chill runs into a warehouse full of goons, begging for help, and the crooks gun him down for creating the guy who punches their lights out every night. The crooks realize their folly, they've killed Chill before he could tell them Batman's real name. So if one of those guys talked to Chills son, that might be plausible. They knew that Chill killed Batman's parents but not that it was the Waynes, though that would be pretty easy to deduce unless Chill was never identified or charged as the Waynes killer.
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Jul 29, 2015 21:05
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Travis343 posted:There's a classic Batman story called The Untold Legend of the Batman where Bruce revealed himself to Joe Chill and tells him how Chill created Batman by killing the Waynes, and Chill runs into a warehouse full of goons, begging for help, and the crooks gun him down for creating the guy who punches their lights out every night. The crooks realize their folly, they've killed Chill before he could tell them Batman's real name. All in all, Batman's biggest reoccurring plot-line is one of misplaced anger
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Jul 29, 2015 21:09
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Batman talking so much is super lame "I'm edgy and dark, here's four more pages about my edginess and darkness"
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Jul 29, 2015 21:32
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Duke Igthorn posted:Batman talking so much is super lame "I'm edgy and dark, here's four more pages about my edginess and darkness"
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Jul 29, 2015 21:34
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Will Arnett's Batman is easily the most self-aware character in all of fiction
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Travis343 posted:There's a classic Batman story called The Untold Legend of the Batman where Bruce revealed himself to Joe Chill and tells him how Chill created Batman by killing the Waynes, and Chill runs into a warehouse full of goons, begging for help, and the crooks gun him down for creating the guy who punches their lights out every night. The crooks realize their folly, they've killed Chill before he could tell them Batman's real name. Also an excellent, surprisingly dark episode for that campier Batman cartoon, Brave and the Bold. It had Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy voicing the Spectre and the Phantom Stranger.
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Jul 29, 2015 22:39
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The YOSPOSible Squirrel Girl #7
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I don't think YOSPOS is possessed by an ancient Norse squirrel-trickster demon. ...or IS it? 
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Jul 30, 2015 00:25
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Selachian posted:Just to add to the fun: in Ganthet's Tale Hal defeats a renegade GL by flying backward so fast that his ring's green beam gets Doppler shifted down to yellow. Sounds like a SuperFriends episode where Hal is trapped in a yellow bubble, and they find a way to move it so fast it changes colors.
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Jul 30, 2015 00:32
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Booblord Zagats posted:All in all, Batman's biggest reoccurring plot-line is one of misplaced anger That's basically Batman's entire existence.
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If you read ASB&R as Frank Miller writing Batman as if he was always written the way everyone was writing him at the time the book came out (and remember this was during the whole Spoiler-Robin era where everything had to be awful) then it goes from being unintentionally funny to being completely intentionally funny. And almost an apology from Miller for being directly responsible for ruining Batman for everyone. Heck, after "The goddamned Batman" became a meme, he only put it in the script more.
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Jul 30, 2015 02:52
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Rhyno posted:Hey, why don't we eat monkey? Hey. Hey. If you want a cilantro-ape ceviche... I know a guy.
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Jul 30, 2015 07:54
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If it exists on this earth, someone somewhere has tried to stuff it in their piehole. How else do you think balut and 'century eggs' became a thing? To quote Lewis Black: "What the hell is that?!... let's eat it!"
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Travis343 posted:The crooks realize their folly, they've killed Chill before he could tell them Batman's real name. I like to think it would go down like the Blight fight in Batman Beyond: "Who are you!" "You really want to know, you killed my father" "Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down!"
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JediTalentAgent posted:I want to see All-Star Green Lantern where Batman and Robin come into a room plastered with photos of their dead parents and a bunch of loaded guns laying around; Hal's drinking an iced tea, smugly thinking he's found a brilliant way to keep Batman from being able to do anything. I think I like this even more than when Damien Robin got x-mas presents for Jason and Tim. A crowbar and a boomerang, respectively.
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JediTalentAgent posted:I want to see All-Star Green Lantern where Batman and Robin come into a room plastered with photos of their dead parents and a bunch of loaded guns laying around; Hal's drinking an iced tea, smugly thinking he's found a brilliant way to keep Batman from being able to do anything.
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Random Hajile posted:He should be drinking iced coffee. A cup of chilled joe. 
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How Hal plans to stop the Flash from being able to use his powers against him? Challenge him with a room full of the reaction-time arcade prize games like "Stacker" "Not even your super speed can defeat this addictive test of timing, Flash! Your ego won't all-" "This game is rigged. gently caress you, Hal."
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More like: "N-" *all the punches, ever* E: oh right this is the funny panels thread. Source is GIS, I'm afraid. 
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Jul 30, 2015 18:21
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Choco1980 posted:If you read ASB&R as Frank Miller writing Batman as if he was always written the way everyone was writing him at the time the book came out (and remember this was during the whole Spoiler-Robin era where everything had to be awful) then it goes from being unintentionally funny to being completely intentionally funny. And almost an apology from Miller for being directly responsible for ruining Batman for everyone. Heck, after "The goddamned Batman" became a meme, he only put it in the script more. You're giving Frank Miller way too much credit.
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Context... nah, jus' kiddin', we don't need no context.
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The Filth #10 presents us with a comic book convention joke. Not a joke about conventions where nerds gather, but a convention used in comic books
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In for a Morrison penny, in for a Morrison pound from The New Adventures of Hitler 
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Gaz-L posted:I don't think YOSPOS is possessed by an ancient Norse squirrel-trickster demon. Wait is Ratatoskr the antagonist in the new Squirrel Girl comic? If so that's kind of brilliant
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Hakkesshu posted:Wait is Ratatoskr the antagonist in the new Squirrel Girl comic? If so that's kind of brilliant Yup, hence she's teaming up with Jane-Thor and Thor Odinson to stop her.
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Hakkesshu posted:Wait is Ratatoskr the antagonist in the new Squirrel Girl comic? If so that's kind of brilliant 
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I feel I should be reading this book
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Hakkesshu posted:I feel I should be reading this book It's a good book. I read the first few issues. I'd be reading it right now, except that I can't bring myself to pay for individual issues since I subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, so I'll be reading it in six months or so.
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That is, by the way, the sum-total of everything the Odinson has discovered about the new Thor in Aaron's book.
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Say Nothing posted:Someone should start a 'Hal jordan being hit on the head' tumblr. From a few pages back, but someone did. Long before Tumblr existed.
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Phylodox posted:It's a good book. I read the first few issues. I'd be reading it right now, except that I can't bring myself to pay for individual issues since I subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, so I'll be reading it in six months or so. I'm the same way. Must wait and binge, don't succumb to comixology sales.
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Gaz-L posted:That is, by the way, the sum-total of everything the Odinson has discovered about the new Thor in Aaron's book. Could someone post the panel a page back where he's saying he's with a woman who is not his mother and who kisses well?
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Sizone posted:Could someone post the panel a page back where he's saying he's with a woman who is not his mother and who kisses well? Look carefully at that comic page six posts up.
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Phylodox posted:It's a good book. I read the first few issues. I'd be reading it right now, except that I can't bring myself to pay for individual issues since I subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, so I'll be reading it in six months or so. I only read that and Hawkeye from Marvel, and I wait for the trades on Hawkeye so I pick up the individual issues either same month or month after on Squirrel Girl.
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