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Push El Burrito posted:Thor's constant fight against the drat Reds is great. Like, dude, you're the god of thunder, why are you so wrapped up in capitalism? We're neck and neck for reading up on old Thor.
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Keeshhound posted:So who was it from? The Titanium Man challenging Iron Man to a televised battle. He is, of course, a Soviet gulag commander using old Crimson Dynamo technology that he forced soviet scientists to build for him. It’s actually a pretty good three story arc, maybe my favourite early Iron Man. Happy, on what seems to be his deathbed, lets out that he knows Iron Man is Stark and that he’s ok dying because he knows Pepper loves him. Then everyone hates Stark because he’s a heartless coward. It’s a good run. Also Don Heck’s best art to this point. Jordan7hm fucked around with this message at 17:59 on Dec 4, 2017 |
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Jordan7hm posted:The Titanium Man challenging Iron Man to a televised battle. He is, of course, a Soviet gulag commander using old Crimson Dynamo technology that he forced soviet scientists to build for him. And a pretty good battle if I remember right.
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It was memorable enough to have it referenced in Marvels.
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Lobok posted:And a pretty good battle if I remember right. Eh, it was ok. The emotions around it were better than the fight itself. The end to the battle was pretty piss too. Heck’s art isn’t strong enough to carry 10+ pages of fighting.
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Jordan7hm posted:Tales of Suspense #69 I love how Tony needed to make the dramatic pause before telling her to read it after opening it.
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Lobok posted:We're neck and neck for reading up on old Thor. Sif is starting to actually do things every once in a while instead of "oh no I was kidnapped save me Thor!" Like, you're a warrior god of Asgard, act like it, lady!
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Lobok posted:We're neck and neck for reading up on old Thor. I'm only at #202.  It's weird how Buscema has a tendency to draw Thor just freaking the gently caress out about everything:  (Thor #184 which was just a convenient example.) I get that he might want to make Thor a bit more emotional after Kirby, but he overcorrected a lot. Push El Burrito posted:Sif is starting to actually do things every once in a while instead of "oh no I was kidnapped save me Thor!" I get so pleased in the sixties books when Sif actually gets a chance to kick some rear end. And then three panels later she gets grabbed or teleported away for her own good or something stupid. Random Stranger fucked around with this message at 19:30 on Dec 4, 2017 |
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TwoPair posted:Nazis, the mafia, geez, how did Jack Kirby have time to write/draw comics in between all the fighting in the office? Where do you think he got inspiration?
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SilverSupernova posted:I love how Tony needed to make the dramatic pause before telling her to read it after opening it. I like to imagine that he wasn't being just dramatic and he just thinks so little of her that she needed further instruction on what to do with the envelope.
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The Great McCormick Place Arcade Massacre was Chicago's darkest hour in the 80s.
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Jordan7hm posted:Eh, it was ok. The emotions around it were better than the fight itself. The end to the battle was pretty piss too. Heck’s art isn’t strong enough to carry 10+ pages of fighting. Was that the one where he Tony burns him alive? Or is that a later fight?
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Proteus Jones posted:Was that the one where he Tony burns him alive? Or is that a later fight? I don't know if that was the same Titanium Man, the one you're thinking of was Topolov/Gremlin wearing one version of the Titanium Man armor. And in that one Tony just set him on fire with his rocket boots (and we all know what happens once a Titanium fire gets going).
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Oh! I know this one! The same thing that happens to everything else.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:I don't know if that was the same Titanium Man, the one you're thinking of was Topolov/Gremlin wearing one version of the Titanium Man armor. Was it this guy 
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Proteus Jones posted:Was that the one where he Tony burns him alive? Or is that a later fight? That was during Armor/Stark Wars. Pretty sure it was Bob Layton art.
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy this breaks the leg.
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy Yep. Not sure how he moved without constantly breaking his arms and legs, but maybe that was his mutant power.
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I'm reading Injustice for the first time... how has no one ever posted THIS in the thread? I nearly died. It's the face that gets me.
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That sure sums up comics Cyborg.
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy Leaving aside the obvious anatomical problems, why does he need a particle accelerator in his head?
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UWBW posted:I'm reading Injustice for the first time... how has no one ever posted THIS in the thread? I nearly died. It's the face that gets me. Black Adam looks like one of those ragefaces.
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plainswalker75 posted:Leaving aside the obvious anatomical problems, why does he need a particle accelerator in his head? To accelerator particles in Iron Man's face
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plainswalker75 posted:Leaving aside the obvious anatomical problems, why does he need a particle accelerator in his head? Ion beams to gently caress people up
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goatface posted:Eye-on beams to gently caress people up
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UWBW posted:I'm reading Injustice for the first time... how has no one ever posted THIS in the thread? I nearly died. It's the face that gets me. Genos from One Punch Man had the same problem. He thought of a solution.  
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Keeshhound posted:Where do you think he got inspiration? The original idea for Kirby Dots came after some blood spatter got on the page.
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Say Nothing posted:Genos from One Punch Man had the same problem. do you ever post anything that isn't fake as hell or watermarked from a piracy site
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy I feel like this should cut away one more layer and reveal Krang in the inner creature's belly.
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I haul a bucket of mangosteen from the manga stream.
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purple death ray posted:do you ever post anything that isn't fake as hell or watermarked from a piracy site You forgot to post anything. 
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I'm not sure where this is from. Please tell me.
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joehonkie posted:I'm not sure where this is from. Please tell me. I don't have the image any more, but Batman and the Monster Men takes place at the beginning of his career. He has to build the first Batmobile after his "Night Car" (a heavily modified sedan that still resembled a regular one) got wrecked when used as an impromptu missile. The conversation goes something like this: quote:Alfred: Just don't put any huge bat wings or fins or something silly on it.
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Snarky, sarcastic Alfred is best Alfred. I take that back. Snarky, sarcastic Alfred who beat the poo poo out of Superman in Injustice is best Alfred.
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy Wait, high octane fuel tank? So this thing runs on gas?
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Sesq posted:Wait, high octane fuel tank? So this thing runs on gas? It gets three hundred hectares on a single tank of kerosene.
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joehonkie posted:I'm not sure where this is from. Please tell me. Officer Down
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Proteus Jones posted:Snarky, sarcastic Alfred is best Alfred. This post is entirely correct and true. Kicking Superman so hard he causes his own show to explode is Alfred’s finest moment.
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ecavalli posted:This post is entirely correct and true. Kicking Superman so hard he causes his own show to explode is Alfred’s finest moment. Only topped by Alfred having tea while Injustice Superman is fuming right behind him, reminding him at what a loser he is pissing him off WITHOUT the super pill strength.
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cisneros posted:Was it this guy God, I love this sort of poo poo. This level of thought and detail into complete pseudoscience garbage is my favorite thing about old comics.
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