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TwoPair posted:During the course of the series things go horribly awry when Hawkeye does something goofy and Black Bolt laughs, annihilating a city block. No, something happens to Black Bolt and he physically can't use his powers. He's just pure intimidation, like an unloaded gun. But then Hawkeye fucks up so spectacularly that Black Bolt has to laugh, breaking through whatever shut his power down, leveling everything except Hawkeye and the MacGuffin.
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Die Laughing posted:The mystery is actually solved by Pizza Dog and Lockjaw. and Kate has to babysit Maximus.
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mind the walrus posted:and Kate has to babysit Maximus. With Deadpool's "help".
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Sep 12, 2015 19:21
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No. Do not let Deadpool near this. Too many cooks.
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mind the walrus posted:No. Do not let Deadpool near this. Too many cooks. Cletus Kasady is seen glaring in the background of this post.
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Ignite Memories posted:How the gently caress are they going to make a movie with black bolt? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWkJ86JqlPA
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Gavok posted:Cletus Kasady is seen glaring in the background of this post. While the Joker watches on a camera and laughs.
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Skwirl posted:That would be a brilliant team up, Black Bolt needing to solve a mystery, can't involve his family for whatever reason, Hawkeye is the only Avenger available who can translate.
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achillesforever6 posted:Gene Wilder would make a great Hawkeye, but I don't know about Richard Pryor as Black Bolt America isn't ready for a Black Bolt.
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achillesforever6 posted:Gene Wilder would make a great Hawkeye, but I don't know about Richard Pryor as Black Bolt His character in Blazing Saddles was close enough.
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Travis343 posted:His character in Blazing Saddles was close enough. That was Cleavon Little. Richard Pryor was one of the script-writers.
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flosofl posted:That was Cleavon Little. Richard Pryor was one of the script-writers. I think he meant Gene Wilder's character.
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Travis343 posted:His character in Blazing Saddles was close enough. Never mind that poo poo, here comes Cain Marko!
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flosofl posted:That was Cleavon Little. Richard Pryor was one of the script-writers. I fuckin' knew somebody was going to do this the second I hit post and realized I didn't specify. Gavok posted:Never mind that poo poo, here comes Cain Marko! Marko only pawn in game of life.
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Bastard posted:Legacy of Luther Strode #3 75% of any recent Luther Strode issue could be posted in this thread.
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Gavok posted:Cletus Kasady is seen glaring in the background of this post. Featuring Lars Von Trier as "Eldrac the Door"
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TwoPair posted:Featuring Lars Von Trier as "Eldrac the Door" A dying, blood-soaked Spider-Ham crawls towards a big, red button.
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Gavok posted:A dying, blood-soaked Spider-Ham crawls towards a big, red button. Don't you mean Spider-Cat? Oh...yeah. RIP Spider-Cat.
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 Pretty sure not many superheroes have tried buying off an assassin.
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You shoul'da posted the page before. Deadshot falls in a pit of deadly snakes, then just emerges on that first panel with them falling off in chunks. I love Pat Gleason.
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Say Nothing posted:
This is almost an exact copy of a scene between Gambit and Deadpool. I think it might've even been the same amount of money. Although I'm pretty sure Deadpool didn't say anything as stupid as whatever the gently caress Deathstroke is going on about in the first panel.
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Say Nothing posted:Pretty sure not many superheroes have tried buying off an assassin. Nah, it is a pretty popular move. One that I can recall immediately is Batman bribing Mirror Master in Grant Morrison's JLA to defect from Luthor mid-battle.
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fatherboxx posted:Nah, it is a pretty popular move. Amanda Waller bought off Deadshot for "whatever he's paying, plus a nickel".
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And they say money isn't a superpower...
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Didn't Batman buy off the Ultra-Humanite with a generous donation to public broadcasting in an episode of the animated Justice League?
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Keeshhound posted:Didn't Batman buy off the Ultra-Humanite with a generous donation to public broadcasting in an episode of the animated Justice League? Yes. In between seducing Cheetah and sowing discord between Luthor and Joker.
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It happened the other way too, when Bullseye paid Deadpool off to stop going after Norman Osborn during the whole "Dark Avengers" thing, since Bullseye knew he couldn't beat Wade.
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Here's the previous page. I don't really enjoy Deathstroke too much, but I can get behind a fight causing collateral damage to mummies.
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I assume the joke is Slade's the juvenile-acting one of the two?
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Lurdiak posted:This is almost an exact copy of a scene between Gambit and Deadpool. I think it might've even been the same amount of money. Don't you mean Bullseye and Deadpool?
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No, Gambit paid off Deadpool in an old issue of Gambit. I know because I dated someone who loved Gambit, and Deadpool was my favorite of the time. I liked to hold that scene over her head any time that came up. EDIT: I tried to find the scene, but googling "deadpool gambit" gave the first result of the making out between the two.
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IUG posted:
The Internet is pretty great.
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Why would you tease this and then not post it.
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IUG posted:No, Gambit paid off Deadpool in an old issue of Gambit. I know because I dated someone who loved Gambit, and Deadpool was my favorite of the time. I liked to hold that scene over her head any time that came up. Hah, that's exactly what happened with Bullseye during Dark Reign when Bullseye was running around pretending to be Hawkeye.
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Has Deathstroke always had a weird quilted chest like that? Maybe it's because I'm used to the Deathstroke in Arrow looking like an actual badass.
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Skwirl posted:Hah, that's exactly what happened with Bullseye during Dark Reign when Bullseye was running around pretending to be Hawkeye.  Gambit #17, page 18
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Teenage Fansub posted:Here's the previous page. I don't really enjoy Deathstroke too much, but I can get behind a fight causing collateral damage to mummies. Why is Deathstroke considered to be such a badass given that he gets beaten up by a group of teenagers on the regular?
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Rap Record Hoarder posted:Why is Deathstroke considered to be such a badass given that he gets beaten up by a group of teenagers on the regular? Well, he can stab a guy who can think faster than an attosecond. 
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Say Nothing posted:Well, he can stab a guy who can think faster than an attosecond. So Flash can see the explosions happening, and avoid them. But he can't see Deathstroke point his sword behind him at normal (for comics) human speed? Like, it doesn't matter that he's predicting where Flash will go, the only way this plan works, even contained to just this scene and ignoring all other depictions, is for Flash to see the sword pointing backwards and still decide to run into it.
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