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I'm sure at least a couple of those pages are just artist being told "Come up with something that looks like a future Marvel event."
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Like why is there even a shot of the Netflix Defenders in that "fallout in the superhero community" spread? What the hot gently caress did they have to do with anything in this event?
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BrianWilly posted:Like why is there even a shot of the Netflix Defenders in that "fallout in the superhero community" spread? What the hot gently caress did they have to do with anything in this event? Bendis is writing it
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BrianWilly posted:Like why is there even a shot of the Netflix Defenders in that "fallout in the superhero community" spread? What the hot gently caress did they have to do with anything in this event? Power Man and Iron Fist had a whole CW2 tie-in arc, and the apparent antagonist in the new JJ solo book is the lady Carol unfairly imprisoned because of Ulysses's apparently incorrect prediction. Dunno about DD
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At least the record of good events followed by incredibad ones stands unbroken.
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i liked when Marvel Obama said that Yass Queen handled everything with an incredible amount of grace that was a v funny moment, for a good comedy comic
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What is a Yass Queen?
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Clawtopsy posted:i liked when Marvel Obama said that Yass Queen handled everything with an incredible amount of grace I figure that might be part of the (post-election) rewrites. Because you know Trump would back her 100%, especially if it meant he didn't have to do anything. Doctor Spaceman posted:What is a Yass Queen? Seconding this.
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It's from Mighty Captain Marvel's January 2017 Solicit. quote:The Greatest. That’s what they call her. Carol Danvers has been to the depths of outer space and back, but that still hasn’t prepared her for her newfound status of biggest super hero ever.
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come on guys you're really asking what an easily googleable thing means https://www.bustle.com/articles/91565-where-did-yas-queen-come-from-and-why-is-it-taking-over-pop-culture
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Oh, a Yaas Queen! Not to be confused with the understandably equivocal yet ultimately distinct Yass Queen. It's all in the finer details.
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Yvonmukluk posted:I figure that might be part of the (post-election) rewrites. Because you know Trump would back her 100%, especially if it meant he didn't have to do anything. there's no way this script wasn't done before november that's not how comics work
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So it's supposed to represent joy, and then the queen is in reference to Carol Danvers. This seems incredibly incorrect. EDIT: And yeah, they were either going to have it be Obama, or have it be Hillary. There's no way they decided to write it in thinking Trump.
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Clawtopsy posted:Marvel Obama marvelobama
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more like rear end queen >
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Alright, saw Bendis's interview [quote=http://comicbook.com/2016/12/28/civil-war-ii-ending-brian-michael-bendis/ ] Also, everyone at the end gets glimpses into the future of the Marvel universe. Some things the audience knows are going to happen, some are classic and some that are brand new and have things that the audience doesn't know about that may be coming true very soon or later in the year. Not only does it kind of answer the question of Ulysses’ powers, but it also makes us as creators look like we've got our s*** together and so smart because we do have our s*** together on some level and this let us illustrate that using Ulysses’ powers. CB.COM: The final scene with the President talking to Captain Marvel about a new position felt reminiscent of Iron Man taking over SHIELD after the first Civil War. Was that deliberate? BMB: What I liked about Tony’s ending in Civil War was that is was a bittersweet ending, that he ascends to the highest office in this organization that his father had hands in developing, and what an honor, but he did it with blood on his hands. Would he rather have Capt back than have this title? Yes, he would. That's the definition of a bittersweet ending. I definitely thought that these two love each other so much and in a way, Carol and Tony are tighter than Tony and Capt were, even though they're all very close. They share so much about recovery and other issues they've shared over the years that no matter who wins, and with Rhodey’s death hanging over it all, it would be a very bittersweet ending and that's really the only ending that would be honest even though it might not be the most Twilight Zone-y or exciting. It's the most honest and when you're faced with the honest answer, you've got to stay with that no matter what other, clever thing you could think of. It's not exactly the same as the first, but it has that same bittersweet quality to it. She's not taking over SHIELD. Something else is going to happen with her. Something else is going to happen to Tony that did not happen to Cap and people have already gotten a little taste of it with some other books, because comics. [/quote] gently caress. You. Onmi fucked around with this message at 11:06 on Dec 29, 2016 |
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note: ulysses died on the way back to his home planet
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Clawtopsy posted:note: ulysses died on the way back to his home planet At least something good came out of the whole event then.
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And with that, Bendis takes a graceful bow and hands the reins to the future superstar architects of the Marvel Universe, Cullen Bunn and Nick Spencer. Go get 'em, boys!
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As disappointing as CWII was, a particular shame because the core conflict could be really interesting in the right hands, goddamn I do love Marquez's art
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I haven't kept up with comics for a while and I broke my streak just to read this fantastic piece of fiction. Can anyone tell me who this is?  Edit: Oh it's probably She-Hulk, right Hakkesshu fucked around with this message at 14:20 on Dec 29, 2016 |
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Jen
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Because the problem with She-Hulk was she was too much her own character and person and not a carbon copy of Bruce. And that just wont do.
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rantmo posted:As disappointing as CWII was, a particular shame because the core conflict could be really interesting in the right hands, goddamn I do love Marquez's art It was really interesting in the right hands. Go read Vision.
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Onmi posted:Because the problem with She-Hulk was she was too much her own character and person and not a carbon copy of Bruce. And that just wont do. To be fair, I think there is something interesting to be done with the idea of how a woman expressing anger is treated in society, but they did touch on that somewhat with Betty when she had her powers.
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Onmi posted:Alright, saw Bendis's interview So on the one hand he says that things like the age of ultron page are futures we've already seen in books and are just like well this could still happen On the other he's already sort of speculating on civil war 3
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Onmi posted:Because the problem with She-Hulk was she was too much her own character and person and not a carbon copy of Bruce. And that just wont do. If you actually read Hulk #1 it's super clear that's not what they're doing.
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Blockhouse posted:If you actually read Hulk #1 it's super clear that's not what they're doing. Why let facts get in the way of a
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Yeah, I was really hesitant about Hulk #1 and how the changes to Jen's character appeared, but the first issue is really solid and I have high hopes for it now. They are doing right by her.
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Wait. Is Jennifer working at the law firm from the beginning of her last series? Because they fired her and they really didn't part on the best of terms. She thoroughly burned that bridge when she broke that table.
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cant cook creole bream posted:Wait. Is Jennifer working at the law firm from the beginning of her last series? Because they fired her and they really didn't part on the best of terms. She thoroughly burned that bridge when she broke that table. I'm pretty sure it's a new law firm.
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ImpAtom posted:I'm pretty sure it's a new law firm. I checked again. Apparently her old firm was called Paine & Luckberg as opposed to this new firm called Ryu, Barber, Zucker & Scott. But here she clearly thinks "Old law firm, new office. A few familiar faces." So when did she work there? The only firm of her past that I could find is Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway. So it's kind of a retcon? I feel a bit bad for typing that out. But it's good to know that she didn't come back to those P&L jerks who only wanted her as a mascot and for her contacts. And it's nice that Patsy is still there for her. cant cook creole bream fucked around with this message at 00:08 on Dec 30, 2016 |
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Ike Perlmutter photographed at Trump event v  v
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I didn't know that Marvel was run by dril.
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Not surprising that he is a completely irredeemable poo poo stain.
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Mr Hootington posted:Not surprising that he is a completely irredeemable poo poo stain. Well yeah he is responsible for the MCU* *does not think the MCU is bad at all, just thought it was a funny joke
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cant cook creole bream posted:I checked again. Apparently her old firm was called Paine & Luckberg as opposed to this new firm called Ryu, Barber, Zucker & Scott. Not necessarily, it could mean just what it says: It's an old firm (not HER old firm) with a new office, and some people she's worked with before at other firms or opposed in court work there.
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Nilbop posted:I've got a lot of problems with Civil War 2 (but those of you saying it's worse than Fear Itself are actually crazy - at least this looks pretty) but I'm currently sat here staring at an Esad Ribic drawing of Odinson Thor versus Loki wielding Allblack the Necrosword and it's the craziest loving thing ever. Please refer to All-Black the Necrosword, the Slicer of Worlds, the Annihiliblade by its full name, tia.
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So, I don't really get how CW2 ended. Does it end up that Ulysses is showing all possible futures, or is he showing alternate universes? A comic this bad should not make me ask this many questions.
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Uh actually its showing you that marvel editorial/writing staff has their poo poo together
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