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zoux posted:I can't be the only person that notices the similarity between Horn Head and famous defense attorney Matt Murdoch. I think he looks more like famous blind defense attorney Matt Murdoch's lesser-known brother, Mike.
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The Sexual Shiite posted:I think he looks more like famous blind defense attorney Matt Murdoch's lesser-known brother, Mike. I know him! He's a real swinging cat.
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The Question IRL posted:I know him! I want Mike Murdock to show up in Daredevil season 3. It's Charlie Cox with lovely bleached tips and a goatee.
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A Strange Aeon posted:Man, the Top Ten universe is so fun. Is any of the non-Alan Moore stuff worth reading? No. Whatever the opposite of reading is, that's what you should do with the non-Alan Moore Top Ten comics.
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Gaz-L posted:I want Mike Murdock to show up in Daredevil season 3. It's Charlie Cox with lovely bleached tips and a goatee. It was a fun little reference when Rosario Dawson's character called him Mike in the first season.
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Pat Mustard posted:No. Whatever the opposite of reading is, that's what you should do with the non-Alan Moore Top Ten comics. Quoting for truth. It really is a serious case of whiplash in terms of tone and quality.
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Pat Mustard posted:No. Whatever the opposite of reading is, that's what you should do with the non-Alan Moore Top Ten comics. Sigh. Yeah, I figured as much, but thought I should check. Moore is generally a hard act to follow--even in the collected Swamp Thing trades, the stories not written by him are horrible in comparison, the one with Abby's weird Frankenstein dad or whatever was almost incomprehensible. I never bothered with the Before Watchmen stuff on principle, but I am curious if any of it somehow managed to be decent.
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I think the stuff the late Darwyn Cooke worked on ended up being OK from what I heard.
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Gaz-L posted:I think the stuff the late Darwyn Cooke worked on ended up being OK from what I heard. Minutemen was quite good but I really wish it had been a DCU story.
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A Strange Aeon posted:Sigh. I think I'm the person in BSS that likes the non-Moore Top Ten stuff the most...and even I'm like "eehhhhh". Like, it's not super terrible like people here react like it is, but it's definitely not in the same league as the Moore penned stuff.
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Gaz-L posted:I think the stuff the late Darwyn Cooke worked on ended up being OK from what I heard. I read the one he drew and the one he wrote with Conners. It wasn't Watchmen, but it was solid comics.
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Lobok posted:It was a fun little reference when Rosario Dawson's character called him Mike in the first season. I had to pause and explain to my wife why I was laughing when that happened.
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Minutemen was loving terrible and super homophobic and lovely.
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no but you see it was ironically lovely and furthermore
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Money might not buy happiness, but it can buy some top notch steriods. https://twitter.com/calamityjon/status/899099529022238721
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The more I stare at that image the more questions I have. Also Little Lotta reminds me of Mario Sunshine: 
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Skwirl posted:Money might not buy happiness, but it can buy some top notch steriods. When you're at the beach and a muscle-bound jerk kicks sand in your face and makes off with your girl, all you can really do is get buff yourself. Then buy off the police to murder and bury the jerk and replace your girl with a harem of child sex slaves.
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I've never read a Richie Rich comic but whenever I see a cover, I wonder that nobody's ever edited them with subtitles reading "This is why the terrorists hate America".
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Wheat Loaf posted:I've never read a Richie Rich comic but whenever I see a cover, I wonder that nobody's ever edited them with subtitles reading "This is why the terrorists hate America". Occupy Richie Rich has you covered.
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Aug 20, 2017 20:33
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Wheat Loaf posted:I've never read a Richie Rich comic but whenever I see a cover, I wonder that nobody's ever edited them with subtitles reading "This is why the terrorists hate America". That's why when they did a new Richie Rich TV series they made sure that he was rich because of something he personally invented and it wasn't inherited or old money.
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Aug 20, 2017 20:45
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Richie Rich never had an evil opposite type villain called Poorie Poor whose gimmick was that he was the poorest person in the world, did he?
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Yvonmukluk posted:Occupy Richie Rich has you covered. 
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Wheat Loaf posted:Richie Rich never had an evil opposite type villain called Poorie Poor whose gimmick was that he was the poorest person in the world, did he? His name was Pauper Pop and Richie would construct huge Rube Goldberg machines to play an elaborate game of Keep Away with a loaf of bread that Pop needed to feed his children.
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Hah holy poo poo
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mind the walrus posted:Hah holy poo poo Reminds me of Mr. Burns baiting Lisa with the money on a string.
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The puns on those RR covers are causing me actual pain. Q: has science gone too far?  A: yes
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a kitten posted:The puns on those RR covers are causing me actual pain. The failures.... it's best not to think of the failures.
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Aug 20, 2017 21:37
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Even ignoring the mutilated bill, that is one hosed-up looking platypus.
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zoux posted:The failures.... it's best not to think of the failures. The paraphrase Lovecraft, the near failures are probably worse than the complete failures.
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I like to imagine Richie is only showing his Zoo of Horror because he's taking Rube Bowlcut to be part of his latest experiment.
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mind the walrus posted:I like to imagine Richie is only showing his Zoo of Horror because he's taking Rube Bowlcut to be part of his latest experiment. "My latest addition: the Humoney!"
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Aug 20, 2017 21:51
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Now I want a serious remake of Richie Rich like the new Flintstones comic. That poo poo would get dark pretty quick.
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mind the walrus posted:I like to imagine Richie is only showing his Zoo of Horror because he's taking Rube Bowlcut to be part of his latest experiment. The Island of Dr. MoreDough
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The Return of Superdickery.com (RIP)
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Can someone post Playful Obsession from 20th Century Eightball? It's a great take by Clowes on Richie Rich.
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Alright, what in the gently caress.
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The most obvious question I have, is what did the dog's hair look like before?
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a kitten posted:Alright, what in the gently caress. I mean.. I guess I can buy the idea of Richie Rich hiring Vincent Price to make him a bunch of scissor-handed people??
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