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sebmojo posted:Idgi Brian Michael Bendis has, though his entire career, included gags in police stations where people would be getting carted into jail and be someone dressed like a superhero or whatever. That's Bendis being carried away, and the women are in Ms. Martian costumes. Bleeding Cool (sigh) has a gallery of them. The Captain Universe panel is Jonathon Hickman. Also, looking it up, the guys carrying him away are the artist and colorist of Defenders.
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Skwirl posted:The person being arrested is Brian Michael Bendis, who wrote the issue and also has been writing scenes of crazy people getting arrested into his comics for apparently 17 years. I think it started in Ultimate Spider-Man. To expand on this slightly, the people getting arrested in the previous comics were often dressed as Super Heroes (I seem to recall a Captain Marvel look alike specifically), spouting "nonsense" about the end of the world and a coming reckoning, etc. Except, as it turns out, they were predicting things that were going to happen in the big event leading up to Secret Wars a few years back, where the Marvel Multiverses were being systematically destroyed. There must be a collection of them somewhere, but a quick google didn't land for me. EDIT: Beaten and linked, but the Ms Marvel costume is the best, and technically was the one talking about the "convergence." 2nd: And wow, I missed that post by a whole half hour. I'm bad at this. CzarChasm fucked around with this message at 04:38 on Feb 1, 2018 |
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CzarChasm posted:There must be a collection of them somewhere, but a quick google didn't land for me. Literally the post immediately before yours.
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The Marvel Multiverses were being systematically destroyed? Isn't that literally the 80s DC Crisis plot? Or was the Marvel event some kind of wry commentary?
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Feb 1, 2018 14:16
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Nah it was the same idea.
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Endless Mike posted:Nah it was the same idea. Excuse me, but in the DC Crisis, skies turned red when a universe was being destroyed while in Marvel's... huh.
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The big difference is that DC made a miniseries of the multiverse being destroyed, while the Marvel story took place in Avengers/New Avengers, and culminated with the entire multiverse being destroyed, including 616 and Ultimate. Doomworld was built from chunks of earths Doom glued together, while post-Crisis earth was the last few universes merging. Also Marvel made it immediately clear there was a new multiverse following Secret Wars and that everything on the micro level (i.e. character histories) was essentially the same, with differences only really appearing on a cosmic level. Post-Crisis DC intentionally made large, sweeping changes across the board, and avoided having a multiverse for 20 years.
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Endless Mike posted:The big difference is that DC made a miniseries of the multiverse being destroyed, while the Marvel story took place in Avengers/New Avengers, and culminated with the entire multiverse being destroyed, including 616 and Ultimate. Doomworld was built from chunks of earths Doom glued together, while post-Crisis earth was the last few universes merging. Also Marvel made it immediately clear there was a new multiverse following Secret Wars and that everything on the micro level (i.e. character histories) was essentially the same, with differences only really appearing on a cosmic level. Post-Crisis DC intentionally made large, sweeping changes across the board, and avoided having a multiverse for 20 years. But, Hypertime.
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Feb 1, 2018 16:56
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It's legitimately surprising Marvel isn't running an Infinity Crisis event in the lead-up to Avengers 3.
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Feb 1, 2018 16:56
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They are doing an infinity event
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Toshimo posted:But, Hypertime.
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Feb 1, 2018 17:17
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When are they going to start making DOOM WAS RIGHT t-shirts?
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Endless Mike posted:Hypertime is multiple timelines within a single universe, not multiple universes. TOTALLY different! Would this be hyperspace then?
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Toshimo posted:When are they going to start making DOOM WAS RIGHT t-shirts?
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Endless Mike posted:Brian Michael Bendis has, though his entire career, included gags in police stations where people would be getting carted into jail and be someone dressed like a superhero or whatever. That's Bendis being carried away, and the women are in Ms. Martian costumes. Bleeding Cool (sigh) has a gallery of them. The Captain Universe panel is Jonathon Hickman. That gag made me glare at my comic once when it appeared, massively out of place in the story. Even as a fan of dadaist or nonsensical humor it just fell flat. It was funny the first few times though!
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Moon Knight #191
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I agree, concerned ghost.
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Feb 2, 2018 02:23
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Another good one from Doctor Aphra #16
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Jordan7hm posted:I feel like I could just post the entire comic (Kill Them All). I love this and its dumb as hell
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Feb 2, 2018 03:39
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Seems about right
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Feb 2, 2018 05:34
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Feb 3, 2018 01:04
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goddamn Namor been hitting the weights
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Feb 3, 2018 01:09
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That's what Steven Seagal sees when he looks into the mirror.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:goddamn Namor been hitting the weights Swimming is an amazing workout, have you seen a photo of Michael Phelps?
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goatface posted:
There's at least 20% more pectoral muscle there than his pose should allow.
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Feb 3, 2018 01:19
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all that bronzer polluting the waves as it washes off 
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Don't you only get that sort of muscle definition when you're severely dehydrated? Namor's surrounded by water.
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He's surrounded by salt water. You can't drink that.
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You can totally drink salt water. It's just really dehydrating.
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Ghostlight posted:You can totally drink salt water. It's just really dehydrating. Full of fish poop too.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:goddamn Namor been hitting the weights Looks more like he's been hitting that oil people have been injecting into their muscles.
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Feb 3, 2018 02:28
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Ultra defined muscles are his secondary mutation
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Samuringa posted:That's what Steven Seagal sees when he looks into the mirror. How does he explain the guy in speedos constantly showing up next to him?
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Samuringa posted:That's what Steven Seagal sees when he looks into the mirror. but enough about the orca
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poly and open-minded posted:but enough about the orca Only ever has one expression, checks out
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ecavalli posted:Full of fish poop too. and why do you think it's so salty? Whales have to  somewhere.
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Submariner! He's the king of all the sea! Submariner! Conquers every enemy! Submariner! swims around in his own pee! Submariner!* * Sung to the tune of "In the Navy"
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