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GrandpaPants posted:That's because Bill Sienkiewicz is timeless. Yeah hopefully pretty well any artist worth a drat had their mind blown by him at some point.
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Would context somehow make this poo poo badass?
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ecavalli posted:Would context somehow make this poo poo badass? It's a good webcomic, that alone is pretty badass.
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ecavalli posted:Would context somehow make this poo poo badass? It's a funny gag. Spanish Matlock posted:It's a good webcomic, that alone is pretty badass. What's the comic?
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Skwirl posted:It's a funny gag. Trixie Slaugtheraxe for President Context: That is an Impossible One, a being so bizzare that it can't exist. When a sentient being sees one, they realize this, and it ceases to exist. They are nearly extinct, so they have come up with a plan to take over the world by dosing people with hallucinogens that eventually render them permanently insane. This will allow them to be seen, as it gives the viewer the plausible deniability that they might just be a hallucination. This one has just happened upon Our Currently-Drugged Heroes as they're trying to escape. Dr Christmas fucked around with this message at 03:34 on Apr 14, 2018 |
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Dr Christmas posted:Trixie Slaugtheraxe for President Alright, I’m on board.
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Still not the weirdest comic I've ever read, web or otherwise.
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That summary sounds like some Hitmen for Destiny level poo poo. e: it's by the same guy. 
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YggiDee posted:That summary sounds like some Hitmen for Destiny level poo poo. Ha, more like Accidental Space Spy.
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I do love that that guy has such a style that his work is instantly identifiable just by trying to explain it. His art exists, but his writing is fascinating. Accidental Space Spy in particular did some really cool alien civilization building.
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From Orion #24 by Walter Simonson: Orion has spent most of this arc hunting down Arnicus Wolfram, a centuries-old man who had recently captured Orion, destroyed his eyes and tortured him for 7 months while draining him of his powers to regain his youth. Arnicus is now attempting to lay a trap for Orion by time-traveling back to the Marshall Islands on Nov. 1st, 1952:        
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holy loving poo poo
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Samuringa posted:holy loving poo poo Walt Simonson's Orion run was really loving good. I finally sat down a few months ago and read it all as well. That last story arc is a bit abrupt but that scene is an impressive climax.
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I love that whole sequence, backward baseball cap and wraparound shades and all.
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I think the clothing unironically adds to the whole thing
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It's good to see Orion the Thinker. I mean, I know that his battle prowess and his inherent rage are big things with him. But it's nice to see more than that. He's his father's son, now. Both of them, really.
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Horrible Taste posted:From Orion #24 by Walter Simonson: Pfft, you expect me to read all those words? Reads all those words Oh my God I am so happy I read all those words 
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Simonson's Orion did a really good job of making Orion passionate, rather than just stupidly angry.
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He's so angry in this comic that he's passed through to the other side, and is very calm now.
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Note to self, under no circumstances should anybody ever gently caress with Orion
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Note to self, under no circumstances should anybody ever gently caress with Orion When he was in the JLA, he set himself on fire once (I think he used gasoline), just to make life miserable for the people he was fighting. 
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Note to self, under no circumstances should anybody ever gently caress with Orion 
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My favorite part of the page is that the basic punctuation mark used is !
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VanSandman posted:My favorite part of the page is that the basic punctuation mark used is ! That was how one should generally letter Jack Kirby: exclamation marks that had implied exponents.
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I don't know if I should rasturbate this and cover one entire wall with this image, tattoo this on my body, or by a van and have it painted on.
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BetterToRuleInHell posted:I don't know if I should rasturbate this and cover one entire wall with this image, tattoo this on my body, or by a van and have it painted on. The answer is "yes."
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Vans are exclusively for Frank Frazetta and Boris Vallejo, pal.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Vans are exclusively for Frank Frazetta and Boris Vallejo, pal. I think we add Kirby to that list.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Vans are exclusively for Frank Frazetta and Boris Vallejo, pal. I agree. I don't want that painted on the side of my van. I want it to be my van.
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Proteus Jones posted:I think we add Kirby to that list. Where I live, Kirby on the side of a van means it's a plumber. (Local company's mascot is a blue Hulk holding a pipe wrench)
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Vans are exclusively for Frank Frazetta and Boris Vallejo, pal. Esad Ribic is on that list now, especially given the thread title
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VanSandman posted:My favorite part of the page is that the basic punctuation mark used is ! This is God War. Gods fighting, gods dying. This is booming, strong voices all over the place, especially in the narration. Not necessarily gruff, but loud. We are in full mythology territory, where Good is Good, Evil is Evil and everything sounds like a prophecy. Not to say it lacks character depth, of course. Take the ever-reposted "I AM the storm." of Darkseid to a regular dude. Or that Orion bit just above. Sure, he's not all ! there, but there's still that quality in the text. It's all 'real', all earnest. This stuff is not a joke, or being silly. How can I put it....the character Dr.Orpheous is a parody of Dr.Strange. When Orpheous says things, it's funny and ridiculous. When Strange is saying stuff, it's serious and how he is, given what he's always dealing with, even when he's being more casual. This is too many words on it, perhaps. Part of me thinks "You could probably write a book on this sort of thing." Part of me wonders if there already IS one. Bloodly fucked around with this message at 07:14 on Apr 17, 2018 |
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Earnestness is under-rated and under-used in this day and age.
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Phy posted:Where I live, Kirby on the side of a van means it's a plumber. (Local company's mascot is a blue Hulk holding a pipe wrench) After reading this post I did a GIS for Kirby Van to see if anyone got a decal job done on their van of the video game character and am now disappointed.
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Proteus Jones posted:I think we add Kirby to that list. And Butch Gulce.  Thor: God of Thunder #11
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smashpro1 posted:And Butch Gulce. The fact that Thor has two hammers and is not smashing them together is a total missed opportunity imo.
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Alacron posted:The fact that Thor has two hammers and is not smashing them together is a total missed opportunity imo. He did that on the previous page.
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