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BetterToRuleInHell posted:Is that supposed to be Lump from Sandman? Brute and Glob, yes. I'm not familiar with all the pieces the Allreds are playing with in Bug! but the first issue was a lot of fun.
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Pretend I put the dialogue from that cuck comic in there. Fresh memes etc.
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Elfface posted:Pretend I put the dialogue from that cuck comic in there. Fresh memes etc. Cuck comic? 
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KaosMachina posted:Cuck comic?
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Green Hornet, issue 10.
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TheCenturion posted:Green Hornet, issue 10. I can only hope my son will make me as proud some day.
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May 11, 2017 18:09
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I never really grasped how much of a disappointment I've been to my father until this moment.
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Injustice : Ground Zero #15. Of all the incantations, infernal contracts, and general terrifying magical and otherdimensional powers and diabolical attributes to levy at someone in the DC universe, Zatanna goes for something truly insidious. 
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May 12, 2017 03:29
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TheCenturion posted:Green Hornet, issue 10. In the next issue of Trying Too Hard Comics...
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Pacra posted:Injustice : Ground Zero #15. That seems rather mild. I vaguely recall reading about some woman who only went every six months.
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Sentinel Red posted:That seems rather mild. I vaguely recall reading about some woman who only went every six months. You read lies.
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Sentinel Red posted:That seems rather mild. I vaguely recall reading about some woman who only went every six months. The real suffering comes from the first poop after a week of no-poop. It's not pleasant.
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Sentinel Red posted:That seems rather mild. I vaguely recall reading about some woman who only went every six months. I think you misread. It's not that you don't want to poop for a week, or that you don't need to poop for a week. You cannot poop for a week.
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Joker probably found it hilarious.
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SilverSupernova posted:Joker probably found it hilarious. I was gonna say, no matter how horrible it is, Joker was probably okay with it. Game recognizes game.
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May 12, 2017 22:05
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He'd turn it around my saying what a lovely situation he's in
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She'll up the curse to a year and Joker will make a comment on how his year wasn't crappy at all. Then she'll just murder him.
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SilverSupernova posted:She'll up the curse to a year and Joker will make a comment on how his year wasn't crappy at all. "eiD"
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"That joke kills me!" He then dies with a poo poo eating grin knowing she cant do anything to counter that one.
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SilverSupernova posted:"That joke kills me!" That's what spiteful tombstone engravings are for.
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Keeshhound posted:"eiD" Is there an established upper limit to Zatanna's power? I only ask because I'm curious if something like this is possible.
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TwoPair posted:Is there an established upper limit to Zatanna's power? I only ask because I'm curious if something like this is possible. Same as every other magic character: whatever that particular story needs.
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TwoPair posted:Is there an established upper limit to Zatanna's power? I only ask because I'm curious if something like this is possible. Her greatest power is dealing with John Constintine's bullshit
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bobkatt013 posted:Her greatest power is dealing with John Constintine's bullshit And surviving.
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Does Zatanna need a special artifact for doing her magic, or did she have training/radiation poisoning that allows her and only her to do her thing? Doctor Strange at least makes funky hands and had to be trained, doing magic by speaking backwards is pretty lame in comparison.
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Grendels Dad posted:Does Zatanna need a special artifact for doing her magic, or did she have training/radiation poisoning that allows her and only her to do her thing? I recall an old issue of JLA where they found that Zatanna's mother was a member of some special magical race that lived hidden away from the world, and that she'd inherited the potential for magic from her. On the other hand, her dad wasn't part of that race and he could do the same thing, so....
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I've never read a story about magicians that was made better by explaining logically how magic works.
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Skwirl posted:I've never read a story about magicians that was made better by explaining logically how magic works. Look at this motherfucker who never read ulillillia's The Legend of the 10 Elemental Masters
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Skwirl posted:I've never read a story about magicians that was made better by explaining logically how magic works. I haven't read it yet but the one thing that gets almost universal praise in Mistborn is how Sanderson designs the way magic works.
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Samuringa posted:I haven't read it yet but the one thing that gets almost universal praise in Mistborn is how Sanderson designs the way magic works. Less "how it works" and more "how you can use it." Sanderson's books tend to treat magic as a science, and if something seems to break the rules the reason is likely to be "we didn't understand the rules" in a similar way to how basic physics laws work fine until you encounter something where they don't. Overall it lets him use magic much more openly in his stories to solve/create problems without it feeling like cheating, but opinions will, of course, vary on the overall effect (some folks really don't like there being things magic can't do.) </fanboy>
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Grendels Dad posted:Does Zatanna need a special artifact for doing her magic, or did she have training/radiation poisoning that allows her and only her to do her thing? I'm surprised nobody's tried to tie her in to Mister Mxyzptlk's dimension some way.
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The best magic is definitely the one that might not necessarily have rules but is at least internally consistent in how it works. Like if you establish people have to say invocations then use that to put a character in peril because they're gagged or something, you can't just get out of it having them use a gesture. If an audience feels that the magic is cheating then you lose all the tension from conflict because they are just asking themselves why it hasn't been fixed with magic yet. Also, nobody wants to read about midichlorians. I say stick with hard science.  [Journey Into Mystery #85]
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Ghostlight posted:I say stick with hard science. Tony: This is just nonsense, pure nonsense. Reed: Actually this makes perfect sense to me, you don't get it? 
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Skwirl posted:I've never read a story about magicians that was made better by explaining logically how magic works. Normally I'd agree, but if it's magic that's so easy a five year old could use it I feel there needs to be some sort of explanation for why nobody else uses it. Like, what would stop Joker from giving Zatanna constipation right back?
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Zatanna is magic, the Joker isn't. Easy.
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Samuringa posted:I haven't read it yet but the one thing that gets almost universal praise in Mistborn is how Sanderson designs the way magic works. It's great if you love reading pages and pages of so and so pushed/pulled the thinger interspersed with so and so burned (metal). It's loving worse than Wheel of Time's adjusted skirt/pulled braid nonsense.
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Lurdiak posted:And surviving. Being in the close proximity of John Constantine and surviving pretty much makes you the most powerful being in the universe.
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