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purple death ray posted:Ice cold Just like Fletcher Hanks. Unrelated: 
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I started reading Claremon't X-Men stuff today and the first issue did not disappoint I enjoy Cyclops' face of "Wait a loving minute" while Professor X talks about his hair
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Look man there is always time for small talk.
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Amazing X-Men #18: The X-Men (plus a depowered Cain Marko) have been trying to recover the Gem of Cyttorak before it can make a new Juggernaut but they've been beaten to the punch by the Living Monolith    
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ruddiger posted:Is this your first exposure to someone objectifying She Hulk? Oh absolutely not, it's just this particular instance is so incredibly ham handed.
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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.) Not really: 
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ruddiger posted: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. Why is like everyone in that picture knock-kneed?
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joehonkie posted:Why is like everyone in that picture knock-kneed? Thigh gap.
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TwoPair posted:Amazing X-Men #18: The X-Men (plus a depowered Cain Marko) have been trying to recover the Gem of Cyttorak before it can make a new Juggernaut but they've been beaten to the punch by the Living Monolith I hope this ends with Monolith coming back and trying to cheer them up into fighting him 'Hey guys, are we doing this? It's just that, this juggernaut thing, I think its kind of going to be a high point for me, so if you could do me a solid and go a few rounds here that would mean a lot to me'.
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Doesn't the Living Monolith only get huge if he locks Havok in a crystal coffin? Just break Alex out of his box, bingo. 
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I like how Spiderman beating Juggs by covering his eyeholes remains a sore point years later.
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SilverSupernova posted:Spider-Man 2099 #22 His Password is just "RICHAAAAAAAAAAAAARDS". He changes the number of A's once a month.
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joehonkie posted:Why is like everyone in that picture knock-kneed? Because Erik Larsen is not a very good artist.
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bunnyofdoom posted:His Password is just "RICHAAAAAAAAAAAAARDS". That's okay. Ziggy always knows how many A's to use.
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Endless Mike posted:Because Erik Larsen is not a very good artist. i hope you're prepared for a several-post rant about how Erik Larsen was instrumental in creating the greatest artist-run publishing company in the business meanwhile 90% of the comic reading public wonders "who the gently caress is Erik Larsen"
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So is Savage Dragon not in the Invincible Universe anymore or is the IU also the Our Universe?
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Alaois posted:i hope you're prepared for a several-post rant about how Erik Larsen was instrumental in creating the greatest artist-run publishing company in the business And if people think starting an artist-run publishing company means they're a good artist, well, the title of the bad art thread should probably tell them you're wrong.
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DigitalRaven posted:That's okay. Ziggy always knows how many A's to use.
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Pureauthor posted:I like how Spiderman beating Juggs by covering his eyeholes remains a sore point years later. That's not really how it happened.
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Lurdiak posted:That's not really how it happened. 
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Pureauthor posted:I like how Spiderman beating Juggs by covering his eyeholes remains a sore point years later. Didn't Spidey just trick him into trapping himself under a cement foundation at a construction site, or was there another fight I'm forgetting?
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SilverSupernova posted:Didn't Spidey just trick him into trapping himself under a cement foundation at a construction site, or was there another fight I'm forgetting? There was another one, but Spider-man had help from Captain Universe.
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Didn't spidey beat the hell out of Firestar or something?
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bunnyofdoom posted:Didn't spidey beat the hell out of Firestar or something? I think you might mean Firelord.  (You can't not cheer for Spidey during this storyline, even though there's no way it should have been able to happen.) prefect fucked around with this message at 19:05 on Apr 12, 2017 |
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Endless Mike posted:I guess I should be more fair: he is good at layouts and storytelling, but I think his actual drawing is pretty garbage. Considering he's been working on his book for 220+ consecutive issues, I'll just let the work and the volume speak for itself against some anonymous internet chest thumper. Also, a shame the quality of the art is what's being discussed (personally I love Larsen's blend of Kirby, Sienkewicz and Simonson), and not the obvious (or not so obvious?) homage to a classic Marvel cover.  Look at all those knock-kneed figures! That Gil Kane, what a hack! ruddiger fucked around with this message at 20:25 on Apr 12, 2017 |
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Captain America didn't believe in Spider-Man 
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Push El Burrito posted:Captain America didn't believe in Spider-Man To be fair, he's had to rescue Spidey from Carnage, a brainless clone and a lady juggalo once:  That was a really cool part of Maximum Carnage though.
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I didn't realize that quantity of work was equivalent to quality, but whatever.
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Endless Mike posted:I didn't realize that quantity of work was equivalent to quality, but whatever. The guy who writes the Detective Conan manga is now the best artist in existence
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Roth posted:The guy who writes the Detective Conan manga is now the best artist in existence 92 volumes 
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Hajime no Ippo is up to volume 114.
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One piece is also up there, so Larsen ain't even top three.
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Larsen hasn't even passed up Dave Sim's 300 issue run on Cerebus you big dummies, but that doesn't mean he's not in good company or well on his way to surpassing some of those ranks. What other "poo poo" artist has a 200+ run on a book? It's just crazy to me that his book's been running concurrently and consistently so long, that this character showed up a little over 18 years ago...  and is now headlining the book. 
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Larsen also gets props for being the only Image comics founding artist to release his books (mostly) on time and on schedule from day one, while every other artist was pumping out 3 or 4 books a year if they were lucky.
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I picked up some of the big Savage Dragon collections via library loan. Some of these later stories with Malcolm are, uh, super weird. (His and Maxine's "triplets" are actually Malcolm's children by three different women, one of whom is Maxine, and another is his step-sister. Also, Larsen takes liberties with Maxine's design to the point where I think she might actually be some kind of living cartoon.)
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