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SirDan3k posted:It's come up all of once since then though with a minor character I've forgotten the name of in Avengers Academy who might have been his daughter.
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Endless Mike posted:No they need at least one guy who can fly. Justice League of Speedsters and Superman. WickedHate posted:Eh, I'm sure they could get away with saying Flash runs so fast he [technobabble] because [technobabble] and thus can fly. Skwirl posted:They've been pretty consistent about him needing either a ramp or the side of a building to run up as much as I can remember. Jesse Quick and Johnny Quick are both part of the Flash family and can both fly. Or, you know, they were part of the Flash family before Rebirth and the thereafter destruction of everything Waid ever did.
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If the Flash needs to get somewhere up high he can just build a stairway at super speed, he doesn't need to fly. Rickety scaffolding appears out of nowhere in the middle of the ocean! In unrelated news, the Flash somehow saved an out of control jet liner today...
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Or maybe just make swimming motions in the air. Or run around the curvature of the Earth so fast that he flies off at a tangent.
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When Wally was at his lower power levels he was able to jump out of a plane and wag his feet fast enough to slow down his descent. At his last recorded levels he can probably just jiggle on up into the stratosphere.
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Travis343 posted:If the Flash needs to get somewhere up high he can just build a stairway at super speed, he doesn't need to fly. China just did this: http://youtu.be/Gh8pcu-QU78
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CapnAndy posted:Finesse, who was one of the students and a central character. She also has photographic reflexes and her mom worked with Taskmaster in the past, but when she gets a chance to ask he honestly doesn't know because of the memory thing. He also has no way of guaranteeing he'd remember Finesse herself, because she doesn't have anything unique about her body language or fighting style, just like Tasky himself.
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Rhyno posted:When Wally was at his lower power levels he was able to jump out of a plane and wag his feet fast enough to slow down his descent. At his last recorded levels he can probably just jiggle on up into the stratosphere. Impulse and Max Mercury did this to a car in one of the early Impulse issues. I really loved that book. Mark Waid writing and Ramos had not lost touch with reality yet.
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Aug 15, 2015 17:56
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I just read a Spider-Man short story by Joe Hill and Seth Fisher about a Jackass-esque show called Fanboyz where a bunch of tools imitate superhero adventures and get hurt. This was in 2004, have they ever shown up again? It'd be even more appropriate today with all the stupid "prank" videos on YouTube.
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Aug 16, 2015 17:13
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How was The Mighty Thor 382 the 300th issue of Thor?
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Aug 16, 2015 17:18
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Has Grant Morrison ever written anything where he isn't a character?
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Aug 16, 2015 17:20
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Uthor posted:How was The Mighty Thor 382 the 300th issue of Thor? Because they continued the numbering from Journey into Mystery. Thor was introduced in #83 so they're counting from that (even though the name of the paper wasn't changed until later).
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Jerry Cotton posted:Has Grant Morrison ever written anything where he isn't a character? All-Star Superman and Multiversity just off the top of my head. I don't think he showed up in We3 did he?
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Senor Candle posted:All-Star Superman and Multiversity just off the top of my head. I don't think he showed up in We3 did he? Not to my knowledge. Really it was just Animal Man and (kinda) Seven Soldiers, as far as I know.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Not to my knowledge. Really it was just Animal Man and (kinda) Seven Soldiers, as far as I know. Flex Mentallo.
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The Filth, too.
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The only times I can really remember him being a character were Animal Man and the Invisibles anyways, and I mean it's not like King Mob was literally Morrison
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Even in his New X-Men run Quire is basically him as a lovely kid. Was he in Invisibles?
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Opopanax posted:The only times I can really remember him being a character were Animal Man and the Invisibles anyways, and I mean it's not like King Mob was literally Morrison You're right, King Mob was a bald British author named Kirk Morrison. Obviously completely different.
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So the last issue of Fables came out and much to the chagrin of my wallet, it's a trade paperback sized graphic novel. This is nice and all, and the stories were good, and I'm happy HOWEVER I have horrific OCD and I need to now store this monstrosity in a long box with the rest of the series. I'm having a surprising amount of difficulty finding bags/boards for trade paperbacks - anyone have any recommendations?
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muscles like this? posted:You're right, King Mob was a bald British author named Kirk Morrison. Obviously completely different. Yeah see, exactly, Grant's Scottish
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Medullah posted:So the last issue of Fables came out and much to the chagrin of my wallet, it's a trade paperback sized graphic novel. This is nice and all, and the stories were good, and I'm happy HOWEVER I have horrific OCD and I need to now store this monstrosity in a long box with the rest of the series. I'm having a surprising amount of difficulty finding bags/boards for trade paperbacks - anyone have any recommendations? I just tried and my copy of Dark Knight Returns fits with room to spare inside a silver age bag. If you really need a board, a modern/current sized board should fit, or cut down a silver age one. If the Fables book is larger, a golden age bag will be bigger.
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Uthor posted:I just tried and my copy of Dark Knight Returns fits with room to spare inside a silver age bag. If you really need a board, a modern/current sized board should fit, or cut down a silver age one. Yeah I guess I don't need a board. I think I have some Silver Age bags around...somewhere...in the basement...it's scary there if I don't come back send help.
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Medullah posted:in the basement...it's scary there if I don't come back send Fixed that for you.
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Opopanax posted:Yeah see, exactly, Grant's Scottish
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Basements are scary places
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Opopanax posted:The only times I can really remember him being a character were Animal Man and the Invisibles anyways, and I mean it's not like King Mob was literally Morrison And as The Writer during later-era Suicide Squad. Morrison didn't have anything to actually do with the issues, though. 
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Opopanax posted:The only times I can really remember him being a character were Animal Man and the Invisibles anyways, and I mean it's not like King Mob was literally Morrison Captain Cold in New Frontier
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lifg posted:China just did this: http://youtu.be/Gh8pcu-QU78 China also just did this.
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redbackground posted:And as The Writer during later-era Suicide Squad. Morrison didn't have anything to actually do with the issues, though. That's what happened to the version of himself that he added into Animal Man so he could talk to Buddy directly.
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muscles like this? posted:That's what happened to the version of himself that he added into Animal Man so he could talk to Buddy directly.
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Does Grant Morrison even... exist?!?!?!?!?!?
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Jerry Cotton posted:Does Grant Morrison even... exist?!?!?!?!?!? I don't think there's proof one way or the the other.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Does Grant Morrison even... exist?!?!?!?!?!? Yes, but as a holographic representation on a higher plane. The one we know as the writer is just a fiction suit he uses
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Aug 17, 2015 06:56
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His underwear ad with the lipstick on the junk is as real as it gets.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Does Grant Morrison even... exist?!?!?!?!?!? Unfortunately.
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irlZaphod posted:Scottish people are British. Opopanax posted:Yeah see, exactly, Grant's Scottish Yeah, you basically just said "Frank Miller's not American, he's from Maryland!"
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Gaz-L posted:Yeah, you basically just said "Frank Miller's not American, he's from Maryland!" That would be an appropriate comparison if Maryland had just tried to secede from the United States last year.
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Gaz-L posted:Yeah, you basically just said "Frank Miller's not American, he's from Maryland!" that's not anywhere close
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