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Hulk Smash! posted:Also: C'mon that should be "Buy Odin's Beer"
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:His name is Megabyte Beagle, actually.
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Say what you will about the Superior Spider-Man series, but holy gently caress does that scene kick rear end.
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Sep 11, 2016 00:41
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It keeps getting posted in BSS like once a week, and honestly? It never loses it's charm. 
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Sep 11, 2016 00:46
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Goblin has some great eyelashes.
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Sep 11, 2016 04:07
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I appreciate that even after going through several phases as Kingpin/Lex Luthor v.2, Norman Osborn still likes faffing about in his old school Goblin gear.
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That page is so quintessential, I hear Josh Keaton's voice without even trying. EDIT: Speaking of, these are worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX8MOSAkLsI Choco1980 fucked around with this message at 06:44 on Sep 11, 2016 |
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Sep 11, 2016 06:41
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Green Goblin is better than Kingpin and Luthor because he has a legit psychosis that drives him to be a criminal. Lex Luthor was the one pulling a Green Goblin in Superman/Batman: Public Enemies. One of the best Spider-Man stories is where Norman finds out Peter's identity. Spidey has a chance to leave Norman to die in a fire, and keep his secret safe, but saves him anyways. Norman gets amnesia, and forgets even being the Green Goblin, but the threat of him remembering hangs over Peter.
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Sep 11, 2016 06:42
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Sep 11, 2016 09:40
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Stay outta my man-hill you menace!
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Sep 11, 2016 10:03
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Holy poo poo do I love newspaper Spider-Man
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Sep 11, 2016 10:31
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I was going to ask why Jonah is in his jammies and asleep in the middle of the day, but he's newly unemployed so I guess thats a pass.
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He's totally a guy who stays at work until he gets a copy of the new edition off the press. Dude probably has a sleep debt mountain like K2.
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Sep 11, 2016 12:22
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He also seems to have a bad case of morning wood too.
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I know little about gun ownership, but as far as I am aware the law here for owning a shotgun is that it has to be unassembled in a locked gun cabinet when not in use. You know, for safety. The way Jonah is sleeping with it by his bed if he rolls over in the middle of the night, he'll blow his own head off. The man lives dangerously.
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Sep 11, 2016 14:05
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The Question IRL posted:The way Jonah is sleeping with it by his bed if he rolls over in the middle of the night, he'll blow his own head off. The man lives dangerously. He has to be prepared in case of Spider-Man.
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Sep 11, 2016 14:08
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Or Scorpion. Or sometimes Eddie Brock if the writer is confused and thinks the animated series is canon.
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The Question IRL posted:I know little about gun ownership, but as far as I am aware the law here for owning a shotgun is that it has to be unassembled in a locked gun cabinet when not in use. You know, for safety. 
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The Question IRL posted:I know little about gun ownership, but as far as I am aware the law here for owning a shotgun is that it has to be unassembled in a locked gun cabinet when not in use. You know, for safety. I take it you're not from the US?
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Lurdiak posted:Or Scorpion. Or sometimes Eddie Brock if the writer is confused and thinks the animated series is canon. Wait, this happens? Man, Newspaper Spiderman is better than I thought.
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Kwyndig posted:Wait, this happens? Man, Newspaper Spiderman is better than I thought. I think it happened in a Howard Mackie story in the late 90s. Venom was like "YEAH gently caress YOU JAMESON!" which doesn't really make sense considering the two characters had never met at that point in the comics. It really came across like he thought Brock used to work for him because he was a journalist, which was actually the case in the animated series.
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Newspaper pider-man happens in the universe of whatever continuity they randomly feel like using.
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Lurdiak posted:Or Scorpion. Or sometimes Eddie Brock if the writer is confused and thinks the animated series is canon. Or Ock. Ock ransomed Marla for reasons. Jonah hired the Wild Pack, who couldn't handle Otto.
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The Question IRL posted:I know little about gun ownership, but as far as I am aware the law here for owning a shotgun is that it has to be unassembled in a locked gun cabinet when not in use. You know, for safety. I don't think anywhere in America has laws about safely storing weapons.
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Keeshhound posted:I take it you're not from the US? Nope. Hence the user name "The Question IRL." The IRL is for Ireland.
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Skwirl posted:I don't think anywhere in America has laws about safely storing weapons. The worst thing is that different parts of America have different laws about transporting weapons, so you can cross state lines and suddenly be committing a crime.
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David D. Davidson posted:He also seems to have a bad case of morning wood too. (I'm not giving up until it becomes a thing)
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Doc Hawkins posted:Dude quit peepin the man-hill! So, does that mean next time Scott is going to...oh god
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Choco1980 posted:So, does that mean next time Scott is going to...oh god The ANT in the MAN-HILL!
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Maybe someone should make a Newspaper Spider-Man thread. Seems it'd get traffic and be worthy of a thread instead of just posting it here every day. Yeah someone do that.
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Eh I dont know. Sometimes it's a continuous stream of gold, at others its like 'oh god get on with it'. Right now its really incredible though.
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I don't even really know the context for this and yet I can almost hear the "it's you" in my head.
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Josef bugman posted:I don't even really know the context for this and yet I can almost hear the "it's you" in my head. Doc Ock took over Peter's mind and tried to become a better Spider-Man but Goblin undermined the whole thing and Ock couldn't handle it. He gave control back to Peter and this is Goblin realizing that it's no longer Otto in there.
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:Doc Ock took over Peter's mind and tried to become a better Spider-Man but Goblin undermined the whole thing and Ock couldn't handle it. He gave control back to Peter and this is Goblin realizing that it's no longer Otto in there. He gave control back to Peter? That's really a bummer; I wanted to believe Pete found a way to save himself. 
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prefect posted:He gave control back to Peter? That's really a bummer; I wanted to believe Pete found a way to save himself. It was a redemption story for Doc Ock. He realized he wasn't selfless enough to save things but Peter Parker was. Edit: the best part of the whole story was that he couldn't stop talking like a villain and his catch phrase was "the die is cast!" Push El Burrito fucked around with this message at 23:50 on Sep 11, 2016 |
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Yeah it was was really dumb. The Goblin scene was nice tho.
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Lurdiak posted:I think it happened in a Howard Mackie story in the late 90s. Venom was like "YEAH gently caress YOU JAMESON!" which doesn't really make sense considering the two characters had never met at that point in the comics. It really came across like he thought Brock used to work for him because he was a journalist, which was actually the case in the animated series. One actual example I can think of is Bendis's first issue of New Avengers, I think, when the heroes are quelling a prison break and Carnage is spouting about sucking the life force off people, which he only ever did in the animated series. And this is Bendis, who at that point had been writing a Spider-Man book for years.
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prefect posted:He gave control back to Peter? That's really a bummer; I wanted to believe Pete found a way to save himself. Ehh, I kind of like how it all turned out actually. The whole point of Otto was that he was convinced he was better than Peter, and he wanted to prove it. Everything he did was to try and out-Spiderman Spiderman. He made better gadgets, he made boatloads of money, he streamlined and increased efficiency across the board... but he was still a terrible Spiderman because he just didn't get being a genuinely good guy. Leaving aside the terrible, terrible attempts at banter, he was too cold, calculating, and off-putting to be as good as Peter. Which is why it's so important that he's the one who comes to Peter (metaphorically), hat-in-hand (metaphorically), and gives him back control over his body (literally). Look at what Goblin's saying there. That woman is the last good thing Otto has done. Everything else has crumbled. The whole affair is an attempt by Otto to prove he doesn't have to be a supervillain, that he could have been a hero if given the chance, and it fails spectacularly. If Peter came back at that moment, through his own efforts, it would only prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Octavius had no redemption left. By making that choice himself, he saves that woman. Peter may be the one who rescues her, but Otto is the one who saves her. And in a way that nobody will ever know. Knowing full well that by doing so, he's revealing what he did and making himself out to be the bad guy. It's the only time in the entire Superior Spider-Man run where Otto Octavius actually acts like goddamned Spider-Man. That is why it's so important.
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Kwyndig posted:The worst thing is that different parts of America have different laws about transporting weapons, so you can cross state lines and suddenly be committing a crime. We've already had one war about "state's rights" let's not have a second.
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