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Nessus posted:Was that when Luthor was President? I still have this: 
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Phylodox posted:I still have this: https://twitter.com/JohnClarke1960/status/847027487993401344
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Endless Mike posted:Heavens to mergatroid! I can't believe they made Snagglepuss gay!! But Mike, it feels right.
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Nilbop posted:Everyone there better be going "Oh man that's some heavy truth" rather than "Oooooh, too far man." Doesn't that make him more qualified to talk about why it's a bad idea, though? Like, it'd be one thing if he was saying "sidekicks are totally a good idea and you should all have them," but he's saying "it's a bad idea, you shouldn't do it" and the response is "What, just because you tried it and had it go badly four times, you think I shouldn't try sticking my dick in this electrical socket?"
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Apr 11, 2017 00:40
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It's only been a few years since Grant Morrison did a pretty loving throw-back to Golden Age Superman's proletarian, grass-roots activism.  Also his arch-enemy is literally Capitalism With a Human Face. I don't know what more you want from the guy. Anyway this post wasn't funny, so enjoy a Doombot slumming it in Maine, from 1989's Punisher #28: 
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Doom just wanted to see the leaves changing.
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Push El Burrito posted:Doom just wanted to see the leaves changing. Only the finest seasonal tourism for Joe Spiff.
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Apr 11, 2017 01:02
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"Howard Johnson's? It is I: JOE SPIFF! I require a room, double bed! And be warned; if the ice machine is audible from my temporary sanctum, your misery shall be unending!"
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Nessus posted:Was that when Luthor was President? Reading the comics where Luthor was president were eerily prescient to the Trump presidency. chitoryu12 fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Apr 11, 2017 |
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Apr 11, 2017 02:26
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chitoryu12 posted:Reading the comics where Luthor was president were eerily prescient to the Trump presidency. 
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Apr 11, 2017 03:27
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Not really a funny panel on its own but I remember in some issue of Avengers with Spider-Man that he says you never land in the Savage Land, it's always a crash landing. So here is Spider-Man (and Angel and a woman who loves Sauron) crash-landing into the Savage Land his second time visiting, way back in Marvel Fanfare #1.  That's a giant pterosaur crashing into the helicopter if you're wondering. The first time Spider-Man went to the Savage Land he made it in without crash landing but a giant pterosaur still almost collided with his helicopter.
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Apr 11, 2017 05:00
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She's trying damnit, that's her fetish!
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Apr 11, 2017 05:26
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The Sexual Shiite posted:When they say a picture is worth a thousand words, they weren't establishing an exchange rate. It's the funny panel thread, dumbass. To be fair, going through four Robins makes Batman the expert. In fact, he probably went through four Robins just so he could be the expert in case anyone ever asked him his views on child endangerment.
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ConfusedUs posted:To be fair, going through four Robins makes Batman the expert. In some states, child abuse is tried in family court, not a criminal matter, so he's not even a crook!
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Archyduke posted:It's only been a few years since Grant Morrison did a pretty loving throw-back to Golden Age Superman's proletarian, grass-roots activism. I wish Action Comics was all about t-shirt Superman instead
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I think "Superman beats up bankers" would probably get kind of boring after a few rounds
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chitoryu12 posted:Reading the comics where Luthor was president were eerily prescient to the Trump presidency. Luthor was elected in 2000. In 2000, this happened: 
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Apr 11, 2017 09:06
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Here's a funny (?) panel as well:
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Red posted:So that's why all of his women's faces look the same. gently caress's sake. I mean, whatever floats your boat; if you want to draw a titty, draw a titty, and if people want to look at that titty they'll look at that titty and if they don't they won't, but that's just insulting.
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Breetai posted:gently caress's sake. The green bar over the nipple (instead of a black bar, because she's a Hulk, you see) made me chuckle a little. Is that part of the original image, or something that was added later?
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prefect posted:The green bar over the nipple (instead of a black bar, because she's a Hulk, you see) made me chuckle a little. Is that part of the original image, or something that was added later? It was added by somebody later.
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redbackground posted:It was added by somebody later. Ahaha that's great. The only redeeming thing about the picture and it's not even Cho's handiwork.
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SilverSupernova posted:Pancake Superman? Not sure what it means exactly, but I think it means "goody goody; wholesome" in this case.
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SilverSupernova posted:Pancake Superman? It's what Harley Quinn calls the Superman of the not-poo poo universe. She refers to all the alt-universe ones as Pancakes.
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That makes even less sense! 
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Keeshhound posted:That makes even less sense! Harley is the one providing the narrative boxes.
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 Flintstones #10 with its normal subtle commentary.
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Is Donald Trump even president in DC? I thought incorporating real-world tragedies was more Marvel's shtick.
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Doc Hawkins posted:Is Donald Trump even president in DC? I thought incorporating real-world tragedies was more Marvel's shtick. No, and the Clod thing is more a reference to bad leaders in general. In 200 years when someone's unearthing old Flinstones and they're looking at their dumb leader it'll resonate with them. Resonated with me for Aus Politics. Hell the person in that panel saying "I may have had a small part of this" was pretty responsible for Clod being as bad a leader as he was.
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People will look on it in 200 years and say, man that is heavy handed and dumb.
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One of the best parts of Savage Dragon is that it takes place in real time with the real world, so you get crazy poo poo like Obama pardoning Dragon as one of his last acts in office, or this upcoming cover.
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CharlestheHammer posted:People will look on it in 200 years and say, man that is heavy handed and dumb.
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Breetai posted:gently caress's sake. Is this your first exposure to someone objectifying She Hulk?
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Always hard to resist a dig at Claremont. Marvel Fanfare #2
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ruddiger posted:Is this your first exposure to someone objectifying She Hulk? Just as a reminder, one of the running gags of Byrne's She-Hulk was him threatening to make her jump rope naked. (And it eventually did happen ... with the rope blurs covering up the Comics Code Authority-defying bits.) Doc Hawkins posted:Is Donald Trump even president in DC? I thought incorporating real-world tragedies was more Marvel's shtick. DC uses fictional presidents -- last I saw, Jonathan Horne was still prez, although that may have changed in Rebirth? Marvel uses whoever's president in the real world. Which has its advantages and disadvantages -- see the instantly dated stories where Tony Stark was George W. Bush's secretary of defense, for instance.
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DC also had the greatest president of all time. Edit: marvel also had both Pierre elliot Trudeau and Justin Trudeau too.
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Selachian posted:Just as a reminder, one of the running gags of Byrne's She-Hulk was him threatening to make her jump rope naked. (And it eventually did happen ... with the rope blurs covering up the Comics Code Authority-defying bits.) Bill Clinton shows up in the Return of Superman. Cyborg Superman saves his life.
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