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Lurdiak posted:Illegalize Harley Quinn solo books. There is a reason I don't put any Harley solo stuff in the Batman thread
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I love Plastic Man.
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If he wore different coloured clothes could he use those colours in shapeshifting instead of red and yellow?
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Pureauthor posted:If he wore different coloured clothes could he use those colours in shapeshifting instead of red and yellow? Clothes? Those aren't his clothes.
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Oct 4, 2016 03:45
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Can I get a source on that Plastic Man panel?
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Never mind the Bat-goggles, why is he dressed like Carmen Sandiego in the previous panel
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Code Pru from Cinema Purgatorio #4.      
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I'm liking the mummy guy more and more.
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Yo, Mummy man is legit as hell.
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Wanna see more wit and wisdom from the Mummy.
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I dunno, with how he refers to himself he seems like one of those 90's BC edgelords 
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Zanzibar Ham posted:I dunno, with how he refers to himself he seems like one of those 90's BC edgelords Reminds me a bit of the Caged Demonwolf from Empowered.
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 No clue on the source.
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Code Pru is the best part of Cinema Purgatorio. But then, I'm a sucker for this sort of "monsters in the everyday world" type deal.
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a kitten posted:
Why was your first response to "I can control water" "I should use it for criminal purposes."
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Oct 4, 2016 15:48
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When it comes to Marvel villain logic there's something in the water
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Oct 4, 2016 15:53
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either human torch would be too much, since they are completely on fire. but a guy who is only partly on fire? that must have seemed like the easiest target in the world.
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Oct 4, 2016 16:02
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At least they're smarter than the fuckers on Smallville who use abilities like super-gardening to vengefully murder people who didn't really do anything. I know that's the first thing I'd do if I could magically make crops grow in like 30 seconds.
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a kitten posted:
Can I just mention how I love that Ghost Rider doesn't even actually punish the guy? He just splashes him with his own water demon and peels out laughing. Also that looks like it's from one of the Essential Ghost Rider collections, can't say which one though.
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Lurdiak posted:At least they're smarter than the fuckers on Smallville who use abilities like super-gardening to vengefully murder people who didn't really do anything. Being completely fair if you couldn't defend yourself publicly revealing that you can grow crops is a one-way ticket to the bottom of a G-Men bunker growing an inexhaustible supply chain for our boys overseas.
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Kwyndig posted:Can I just mention how I love that Ghost Rider doesn't even actually punish the guy? He just splashes him with his own water demon and peels out laughing. More superhero comics should end with the hero just clowning the villain and then leaving while they feel sorry for themselves.
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Then again Kevin Smith tried that and all we ended up with was a "dead" Mysterio
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mind the walrus posted:Being completely fair if you couldn't defend yourself publicly revealing that you can grow crops is a one-way ticket to the bottom of a G-Men bunker growing an inexhaustible supply chain for our boys overseas. gently caress revealing poo poo, if I could super-garden, I'd be super-gardening weed and shrooms.
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Lencho posted:
No it wasn't.
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SilverSupernova posted:No it wasn't. It definitely sucked in comparison to the Abnett-and-Lanning Guardians.
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the sexual Shiite posted:gently caress revealing poo poo, if I could super-garden, I'd be super-gardening weed and shrooms. Honestly if you could make any plant or fungus grow at super speeds you'd already have a defense mechanism right there, human beings are constantly in a wash of different fungal spores depending on the environment around them. All it would take is the right bloom in somebody's lungs and they're down. If you could stimulate the growth of yeast and food bacteria cultures it would be even worse (also you could make a killing in the cheese and yogurt industry).
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Kwyndig posted:Honestly if you could make any plant or fungus grow at super speeds you'd already have a defense mechanism right there, human beings are constantly in a wash of different fungal spores depending on the environment around them. All it would take is the right bloom in somebody's lungs and they're down. If you could stimulate the growth of yeast and food bacteria cultures it would be even worse (also you could make a killing in the cheese and yogurt industry). Or you could go down to Brazil and make the jungle regrow right underneath the bulldozers. That would kick rear end, especially if you could make the trees grow fast enough to launch the dozers.
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Well, most of the rain forest that has been lost to human action is farmland so you're right back into supervillain territory.
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mind the walrus posted:Kevin Smith tried that Well, there's your problem.
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Kwyndig posted:Well, most of the rain forest that has been lost to human action is farmland so you're right back into supervillain territory. Small fields would be producing things at fantastic rates. Wouldn't need a sprawling farm. If I could make plants grow fast I would hang out at the beach making seaweed touch people's legs.
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:If I could make plants grow fast I would hang out at the beach making seaweed touch people's legs. You're a loving monster
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:If I could make plants grow fast I would hang out at the beach making seaweed touch people's legs. I thought we were trying to come up with a non-villainous use for these powers.
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Teenage Fansub posted:Code Pru from Cinema Purgatorio #4. I think I need to add this to my reading list. And come up with a funny panel to post. EDIT: Dayum. Maybe I'll wait for a sale on that. joehonkie fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Oct 4, 2016 |
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:If I could make plants grow fast I would hang out at the beach making seaweed touch people's legs. The Moronic Man.
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mind the walrus posted:Being completely fair if you couldn't defend yourself publicly revealing that you can grow crops is a one-way ticket to the bottom of a G-Men bunker growing an inexhaustible supply chain for our boys overseas. On the list of comic book cliches to deconstruct, has anyone done a plot where the government wants to take someone in for their mysterious powers and the person in question is patriotic and takes the long view so the underground bunker project actually works out, resulting in some huge new breakthrough or advantage? Modern-day conspiracy plots feature destroyed secret labs so often that it'd be refreshing for even one such project to actually work out, and a rescue attempt that ends in the prisoner saying "What? No, harnessing my plant-growing abilities to revitalize domestic agriculture is for the greater good" might also be nice.
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nah, generally if the government gets ahold of someone with super powers they always try to make them into a weapon. i can't say that's terribly implausible, either.
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Dolash posted:On the list of comic book cliches to deconstruct, has anyone done a plot where the government wants to take someone in for their mysterious powers and the person in question is patriotic and takes the long view so the underground bunker project actually works out, resulting in some huge new breakthrough or advantage? Modern-day conspiracy plots feature destroyed secret labs so often that it'd be refreshing for even one such project to actually work out, and a rescue attempt that ends in the prisoner saying "What? No, harnessing my plant-growing abilities to revitalize domestic agriculture is for the greater good" might also be nice. Well, there's the SMBC strip where Superman spends his life turning a giant crank to provide cheap energy to the world.
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Dolash posted:On the list of comic book cliches to deconstruct, has anyone done a plot where the government wants to take someone in for their mysterious powers and the person in question is patriotic and takes the long view so the underground bunker project actually works out, resulting in some huge new breakthrough or advantage? Modern-day conspiracy plots feature destroyed secret labs so often that it'd be refreshing for even one such project to actually work out, and a rescue attempt that ends in the prisoner saying "What? No, harnessing my plant-growing abilities to revitalize domestic agriculture is for the greater good" might also be nice. In Rising Stars, there was a lady who had telekinesis, but could only use it on very small things. So she had a career assassinating people by squeezing their blood vessels shut. Then as a last grand gesture, she :handwave::handwave::handwave: made the Middle East fertile instead of a desert, and I think that caused everybody to like each other.
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Strong Female Protagonist had a girl with a healing factor who decided that becoming a permanent organ donor was a better use of her talents than getting in fights with costumed lunatics. Unfortunately her healing factor also neutralized any anesthetics used during the operations.
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