SynthOrange posted:Sorry about the degenerative eye disease. It's ok to like lovely ugly art, you needn't be rude about it.
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But they like something I don't like, that makes them wrong! 
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Malachite_Dragon posted:But they like something I don't like, that makes them wrong! You do realize that he's the one who complained about differing tastes.
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Kill 'im Spidey! Oh yeah Fix was out today too. 
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One of these pictures is not like the others. It's number 4, there is only one dog in there.
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I didn't know there was a comic about being an average pitbull owner.
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SilverSupernova posted:Okay then. Let's all take a look at Deadpool: Too Soon, because I'm struggling not to just post the whole thing in this thread where it belongs in it's entirety. I'm reminded of Toyfare's strip they used to run called "Twisted Toyfare Theatre" where they used toys from a variety of sources (Mostly Marvel guys) to do skits. One strip was the characters going to watch Star Wars Episode 3 in the cinema. It has a scene where you see the Punisher turn around to two characters talking behind him, point an Uzi at them and says "Shh or I make with the Adult Content." So yeah there's a long history of Punisher as a Cinemaphile.
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Section Z posted:Oh, so that means Dorreen Green was Innocent, works for the FBI, and is going home to sleep with their wife? Frank: "Punishing is a red herring"
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bunnyofdoom posted:Of course the punisher would cry at the new star wars. I mean, in a perfect universe he would have taken his alive kids to it and they would have enjoyed it and it would have been a wonderful time with his family. Dammit, I cried at the new Star Wars because I got to take my child to something that was part of my own childhood.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Dammit, I cried at the new Star Wars because I got to take my child to something that was part of my own childhood. That's definitely not why the punisher cried we can confirm that at least
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Dammit, I cried at the new Star Wars because I got to take my child to something that was part of my own childhood. and now your kids will associate star wars with their dad weeping and subconsciously hate it
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Lurdiak posted:Everyone in these pages is slowly being turned into mummies. I dunno, the art is definitely stylized, but it's nice, and I feel an odd physical attraction to that last panel of Loki, which is disturbing in it's own right.
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WickedHate posted:I feel an odd physical attraction to that last panel of Loki, which is disturbing in it's own right. No, that's normal. everyone feels that.
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To be fair, aren't everyone of us slowly turning into mummies? https://youtu.be/TdIRrmNN_CQ Macdeo Lurjtux fucked around with this message at 19:41 on Jul 7, 2016 |
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Jul 7, 2016 19:38
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:To be fair, aren't everyone of us slowly turning into mummies? Not me, I drink a lot of blue gatorade 
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Is that Deadpool and Gambit dressed as Daredevil and Spider-Man? Why?
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SonicRulez posted:
Yes, and for a complicated heist.
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Is it any good?
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CzarChasm posted:Is it any good? I haven't read issue 2 yet but issue 1 was funny and good, yeah. Like, the idea of Gambit and Deadpool reminiscing about their days as criminals together is an idea you either love or hate. If you love it it's what you want from that concept.
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SonicRulez posted:
Marvel Megamorphs, an all-ages miniseries tie-in to these Marvel Transformer mech toys they were releasing once upon a time. It's a fun read.
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SynthOrange posted:Sorry about the degenerative eye disease. Is Hercules his running mate? For the street cred?
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CzarChasm posted:Is it any good? I've been enjoying it.  Deadpool v Gambit #2
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Gavok posted:Marvel Megamorphs, an all-ages miniseries tie-in to these Marvel Transformer mech toys they were releasing once upon a time. It's a fun read. Huh. The file was saved to my computer as MegaMorph. I thought that was the website I got it off of way back when. Thanks!
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WAR FOOT posted:I've been enjoying it. I'll bite, what's with Wade's pornstache?
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Wade? No, that is Steve Zahn. A normal hard drinking individual. Certainly not someone using an image inducer to deceive Fat Cobra.
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WAR FOOT posted:Wade? No, that is Steve Zahn. A normal hard drinking individual. Certainly not someone using an image inducer to deceive Fat Cobra. A. Didn't he die? I thought he died. B. Yeah, you definitely want to get Fat Cobra pissed off at you. Great plan, guys. :eyeroll:
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WAR FOOT posted:I've been enjoying it. Remember, Scooty-Puff Jr. SUUUUCKS! EDIT: I love how my phones auto correct as soon as it saw me start to type Scooty-Puff Jr., it suggested the rest of the sentence.
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prefect posted:A. Didn't he die? I thought he died. Fat Cobra of The Immortal Weapons of the Hidden Cities got better. My guess? Eating contest with death.
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Canemacar posted:Is Hercules his running mate? For the street cred? No, it's the actual lyrics for "Holding Out For A Hero", by Bonnie Tyler, as overplayed in the '80s and also overplayed in Saints Row 3. 
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I've just learned that apparently DC put out a KFC-sponsored publication called KFC: The Colonel Of Two Worlds a while back. I learned this because they've also put out KFC: Colonel Corps (free on ComiXology). This is just a gigantic heap of artery-clogging propaganda featuring something that is genuinely amusing, spoilered in case anyone cares:
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The KFC books are good and cool.
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Is the first one still on comiXology? I have it in my library, but it doesn't come up in the store.
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Uthor posted:Is the first one still on comiXology? I have it in my library, but it doesn't come up in the store. I didn't find it, but dear Shaft, if it's still there I'd love the link.
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ManiacClown posted:I didn't find it, but dear Shaft, if it's still there I'd love the link. When I go to the copy in my library and click on "full series", I get this.  🙁
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  Blazing Ninjaman Bonus! 
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When you want to peep at titties but end up committing murder
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Someone realized that Sega is "ages" backwards and tried way too hard to build a slogan around it.
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Show not tell, Joe Mad!  Battle Chasers #4 In case you weren't sure what's going on, dude's heart stopped. You know, if you weren't sure.
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