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SilverSupernova posted:Okay, seriously. How is her hair fitting in that. The same way anyone's hair fits under form-fitting Spider-Man masks or whatever. Unstable molecules.
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ImpAtom posted:Reminds me a bit of Rescue. I appreciate it doesn't have Iron Man Breasts though. Same, although the butt does seem to all be one color. (which I find amusing, not Actually Problamatic)
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According to the FreepWatch thread in D&D, lunatic right-wing message board Free Republic has just found out about our All-New Iron Man. (That link takes you to the D&D post, not Free Republic. I'm not a monster, after all.)
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Jul 7, 2016 22:21
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Teenage Fansub posted:Death of X revealed. I bet we'll find out Scott didn't die after all!
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Is Aaron also staying on Doctor Strange? FosThor, Odinson, Dr Strange, Southern Bastards, The Goddamned... that's a lot of writing.
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SilverSupernova posted:Okay, seriously. How is her hair fitting in that. I knew a guy in high school who had a massive Afro that he was able to cram underneath an ordinary baseball cap. Hair is surprisingly compressible. See also: women who can grab a pencil and turn their waist-length hair into a three-inch knot on the back of their heads.
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I guarantee Bendis has like 3 helmet hair jokes already written. Possibly followed up by a riff on the 'Stark steps out of the armour and is wearing an Armani suit' with Riri having perfect hair and a designer pantsuit/gown on.
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ImpAtom posted:The same way anyone's hair fits under form-fitting Spider-Man masks or whatever. Unstable follicles.
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SilverSupernova posted:Okay, seriously. How is her hair fitting in that. Randy Moss managed it okay. 
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I guess that my problem with Captain Hydra was that it took them less than an issue to reveal the mystery (despite being super obvious) instead of playing a bit more with expectations and misdirection. Also is this the second time in less than 10 years of Cap totally for real suffering some terrible fate? Seems a bit overdone.
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Calaveron posted:I guess that my problem with Captain Hydra was that it took them less than an issue to reveal the mystery (despite being super obvious) instead of playing a bit more with expectations and misdirection. To be honest (hero) is suffering (terrible fate) has been the status quo for a lot of heroes for a long while now.
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ImpAtom posted:To be honest (hero) is suffering (terrible fate) has been the status quo for a lot of heroes for a long while now. Yeah but I mean, a very definitive fate, like how Cap got shot dead at the end of Civil War (with uh, a magical consciousness trapping bullet or something like that if I remember correctly?) that the marketing people try to sell as something THAT CHANGES THINGS FOREVER IN ALL BOOKS EDIT: magical bullet that had him phase in and out of time and space Calaveron fucked around with this message at 23:26 on Jul 7, 2016 |
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ImpAtom posted:To be honest (hero) is suffering (terrible fate) has been the status quo for a lot of heroes for a long while now. Yeah, I'm not sure that's a valid a complaint at all because it's a basic part of superhero storytelling.
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Calaveron posted:Yeah but I mean, a very definitive fate, like how Cap got shot dead at the end of Civil War (with uh, a magical consciousness trapping bullet or something like that if I remember correctly?) that the marketing people try to sell as something THAT CHANGES THINGS FOREVER IN ALL BOOKS Yeah but they say that all the time, like how Peter was going to be for-reals dead and Doctor Octopus was the new Spider-Man or whatnot or how Thor's currently Unworthy or Cyclops is dead or... well, you get the idea.
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ImpAtom posted:Yeah but they say that all the time, like how Peter was going to be for-reals dead and Doctor Octopus was the new Spider-Man or whatnot or how Thor's currently Unworthy or Cyclops is dead or... well, you get the idea. Yeah, I guess you're right. But hey, I guess the dissolved Parker-Watson marriage sure did stick, so that's one for those super permanent changes
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The armor hasn't been the same since Extremis -> Bleeding Edge. 90s modular was pretty good. Of his regular armors.
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X-O posted:Yeah, I'm not sure that's a valid a complaint at all because it's a basic part of superhero storytelling. It's a valid complaint just not against a particular character/writer.
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You really think it would have been BETTER to let everyone stew and yell for 3/6/12 months before explaining what was up? If they did that everyone would be POSITIVE their own protests turned the tide and made them back down from what was certainly their plan to make him a real Nazi forever.
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JoshTheStampede posted:You really think it would have been BETTER to let everyone stew and yell for 3/6/12 months before explaining what was up? I'd bet that there's already a fair chunk of "activists" that believe their protests caused them to write an explanation and rush it to print the next month to stem the "massive" backlash.
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PaybackJack posted:I'd bet that there's already a fair chunk of "activists" that believe their protests caused them to write an explanation and rush it to print the next month to stem the "massive" backlash. I have seen this multiple times and it's hilarious. One person is protesting by donating the cost of the comic to a Holocaust related charity every month, which if anything seems like something Marvel should be happy being responsible for...
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the best part of the new iron man is finding out how many people don't know how hair works
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X-O posted:Here's the first look at Riri's Iron Man armor. Stylish, I like it.
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PaybackJack posted:I'd bet that there's already a fair chunk of "activists" that believe their protests caused them to write an explanation and rush it to print the next month to stem the "massive" backlash. There's a couple, but Paste was the only one I saw put it in print and they got pretty mocked for it and printed a retraction of sorts.
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Bleeding Cool is reporting on some more Marvel Now titles yet to be announced based on some promo posters that can be ordered.quote:Solo by Paco Diaz we might have presumed from the Divided We Stand promotions -Diamond code JUL161101. http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/07/07/marvel-now-to-launch-infamous-iron-man-doctor-strange-and-the-sorcerors-supreme-and-solo/
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Screw the reactions it'd probably have made for a better story to put it off for two more issues. In the opinion of this connoisseur the third or fourth issue is generally the ideal explanatory issue deep enough in to establish the repercussions of the change but not so deep people stop caring about the mystery.
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...Solo?! Really?
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Gaz-L posted:...Solo?! Really? He's in the upcoming "Deadpool and a bunch of guys no one remembers" book.
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I want to take the idiot protesters who think their complaining about comics they don't read made Marvel change course and direct them to Amazing Spider-Man 36/Marvel Heroes, two of the most rushed-rear end rushed comics in the history of the medium which still took three loving months to go from conception to newsstands in the wake of one of the biggest terror attacks in history. But no, really, Captain America being a fake fictional Nazi made Marvel react harder and more quickly than 9 loving 11. Yes. Of Course.
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ImpAtom posted:Reminds me a bit of Rescue. I appreciate it doesn't have Iron Man Breasts though. I think you mean Iron Manboobs.
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Ok, so there was something I was wondering about in Ultimate Fantastic Four, but it seems to never have been answered. Ultimate Fantastic Four #7. Why was Man Thing there? There was no explanation for this and it just seems like someone really wanted to draw him and snuck it in the page. Was it because he was next to Ben Grimm, who's a sort of man that's like a thing?
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Detective No. 27 posted:Ok, so there was something I was wondering about in Ultimate Fantastic Four, but it seems to never have been answered. That middle panel is showing all the possible mutations that Reed and Sue could have undergone. It was possible Reed could have turned into Thing or Man Thing. Sue could have been metallic or fire.
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Ohhh. I never noticed the metallic head there. And just kinda assumed those were Ben and Johnny already transformed.
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ImpAtom posted:The same way anyone's hair fits under form-fitting Spider-Man masks or whatever. Just as long as she doesn't lose that amazing mane of hers, I'm happy with any magical solution and/or a running gag. I still have flashbacks to Land's ill-advised straigthening of Monica's hair.
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Was Man-Thing in the Ultimates Universe a result of the same experiment That made the Ultimate FF and Doom? Everything else lines up in that shot except for Man-Thing as being a product of the N-Zone teleporter.
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I like how Jess still has like a Nokia Phone from like 2004. I could totally see her when someone says "Why don't you get a new phone?" she responds with "Why? This one works fine".
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Teenage Fansub posted:Odinson's getting a comic from Aaron and Coipel. The Unworthy Thor. I really like that time but... Am I the only one who really, really, really, really hates Ultimate Thor's hammer? Why can't we just have Odinson rock around with his Destroyer arm, kickass axe and crazy Tetsuo cloak? Isn't that badass enough? He's more vulnerable without the hammer, it differentiates Jane from him even more, and the hammer just looks silly, especially when you've already got an axe like, right there!
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Nilbop posted:He's more vulnerable without the hammer, it differentiates Jane from him even more, and the hammer just looks silly, especially when you've already got an axe like, right there! Maybe he keeps it for the passive buffs?
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Nilbop posted:I really like that time but... This kind of thing is why they added transmogrification. He's just gonna use some level 20 green.
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Nilbop posted:I really like that time but... Well it is called the Unworthy Thor. Maybe he still won't be able to lift it. I mean, I know he became Worthy again right at the end of Avengers before Secret Wars, but we're still a little hazy about a lot of things from right near the end of Avengers/New Avengers that may-have-most-likely-have-been retconned into never happening post-SW. You know, stuff like Tony Stark and Captain America beating each other to death in the middle of the desert or Punisher gunning down like every criminal in NYC in one fell swoop. Although now I'm stuck thinking about the mechanics of Mjolnir(s). If Thor (Odinson) becomes worthy, wouldn't he just be able to summon Mjolnir-616 back to his hand again? Would that just rip it out of Jane's hand? Does he like... map a hammer to himself? How do all the worthy people not just summon the wrong Mjolnir all the time? Frog Thor would be pissed. TwoPair fucked around with this message at 08:25 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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WickedHate posted:
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