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goatface posted:Yes. If you accept it as canon. Since when is it not?
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I think it fits in just fine when you remember that Daken sliced him into literal pieces which were then stolen, sewed back together and reanimated with a magic crystal.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:A boring time-travel arc that broke up Victor and Nico (still mad about that) and introduced a new teammate no one cared about. Molly sums it up well. 
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May 6, 2018 00:52
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Rhyno posted:1998. That's mid 90's, the 90's lasted until late 2001.
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goatface posted:Yes. If you accept it as canon. Everything is canon. Especially the parts that contradict the other parts.
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Skwirl posted:That's mid 90's, the 90's lasted until late 2001. Even longer in Canada!
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Rhyno posted:I think it fits in just fine when you remember that Daken sliced him into literal pieces which were then stolen, sewed back together and reanimated with a magic crystal. 
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From this point onward I'll just assume that the Punisher is not canon and he actually died when Molly punched him. It sounds more sane than anything else and I was never a fan of that guy anyway.
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Do I want to ask what the deal with Red Leader is?
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 Not featured in today's Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Man
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Synthbuttrange posted:Not featured in today's Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Man Making it the most intelligent NSM yet.
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nsm always makes me feel like im stroking out our something
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Synthbuttrange posted:
"Ah, shirtless Banner, good to see you managed to somehow make it onto this speeding boat, and decided to stand right where the Hulk was before he apparently teleported away!"
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Tomorrow's Daily Bugle: WEBBED MENACE CHEATS ON WIFE WITH RUSSIAN SPY!
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Spider-муж!? Our own J J Jameson tells all about how he escaped assassination in the Everglades and learned the webbed menace was in league with russian agents. Serialisation starts today and continues all week.
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Piell posted:"Ah, shirtless Banner, good to see you managed to somehow make it onto this speeding boat, and decided to stand right where the Hulk was before he apparently teleported away!" In Newspaper World everyone knows that Bruce Banner is the Hulk, it came up in last week's strips. This is the only comic I read now.
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Then you hosed up because Nancy is now completely baller. 
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May 6, 2018 23:44
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As a fellow hay fever sufferer, I support Nancy's strong but fair policy.
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cant cook creole bream posted:From this point onward I'll just assume that the Punisher is not canon and he actually died when Molly punched him. It sounds more sane than anything else and I was never a fan of that guy anyway. Wasn't there an arc where the Punisher turned black for some reason? If we're talking about goofy Punisher stories, I humbly submit that one.
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Gaz-L posted:As a fellow hay fever sufferer, I support Nancy's strong but fair policy. 
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Doc Hawkins posted:This is the only comic I read now. Kinda hard to want to read anything else when the best is already available for free every day.
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Holy poo poo, that's really funny.
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davidspackage posted:Holy poo poo, that's really funny. I think it might have come up a few pages back but yeah Nancy is the latest unambiguously great comic strip. Start reading here and just keep going back until the you hit the previous artist's run (and ignore Sunday strips).
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 Dude, you're supposed to light the incense to cover up that smell, not the other way around.
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Random Stranger posted:
Jamaican “incense”
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Doom Mathematic posted:I think it might have come up a few pages back but yeah Nancy is the latest unambiguously great comic strip. Start reading here and just keep going back until the you hit the previous artist's run (and ignore Sunday strips). The best part is reading each day's featured comment--jesus christ: "It’s interesting what a radical departure they’ve gone for, both graphically and tonally. Visually, Jaimes’ NANCY seems to be a somewhat looser version of Bushmiller’s world, and in terms of the writing, we’re back to the short, minimalist dialogue that Gilchrist originally replicated before developing the comic into a surprisingly personal vehicle for his own observations and interests. Whether you were a fan of Gilchrists’ take or not, to go from a sentimental, visually lush continuity to a series of dry, waspish gags drawn in a minimalist aesthetic is quite a jolt. Because Gilchrist had fleshed out the characters with backstories colored by an overarching sweetness, this is a much more aggressive reset than Mark Lasky to Jerry Scott, or even from Scott to early Gilchrist. It’ll be interesting to see how many readers who came to love Gilchrist’s NANCY will remain on board for this new incarnation." I own several volumes of classic Nancy and even I find it insufferable to have this much to say about Nancy.
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It's always kind of funny to me to keep track of which commenters are saying the older Nancy was better because of "sweetness" and the like, and then check their other comments and see them screeching about feminists and political correctness and specifically how old Fritzi was "ten times as beautiful inside as she was outside" (why does that line in particular keep popping up?). Sweetness apparently means condescending and nostalgia baiting.
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Kurui Reiten posted:It's always kind of funny to me to keep track of which commenters are saying the older Nancy was better because of "sweetness" and the like, and then check their other comments and see them screeching about feminists and political correctness and specifically how old Fritzi was "ten times as beautiful inside as she was outside" (why does that line in particular keep popping up?). Sweetness apparently means condescending and nostalgia baiting. I mean, consider the likely age demographic of people who read Nancy religiously.
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Gilchrist's Nancy was the southern cuisine of comics. If it weren't saturated in sweetened condensed milk then it was battered and fried to an unrecognisable form. Tits in a t-shirt and spoonfuls of good ol' comfort nostalgia of the Reagan golden age of America.
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Kurui Reiten posted:It's always kind of funny to me to keep track of which commenters are saying the older Nancy was better because of "sweetness" and the like, and then check their other comments and see them screeching about feminists and political correctness and specifically how old Fritzi was "ten times as beautiful inside as she was outside" (why does that line in particular keep popping up?). Sweetness apparently means condescending and nostalgia baiting. Off-chance they could be the previous author?
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A Strange Aeon posted:The best part is reading each day's featured comment--jesus christ: The April 28th comic must really speak to you
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davidspackage posted:Holy poo poo, that's really funny. and if you think that's good, check the comments "The set-up was good, and the first two panels were good. Somehow, the third panel fizzled a bit. Not so much the artwork, as the awkward phrasing of the punchline. It leaves you with a “hunh?” Who is the “we,” and what is the “run” being referred to? The ten seconds? The literal run of eyes and nose? A re-do of the wording in the third panel might well improve this."
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ha ha, dude's not even familiar with the concept of jokes
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A Strange Aeon posted:Wasn't there an arc where the Punisher turned black for some reason? If we're talking about goofy Punisher stories, I humbly submit that one. Yeah, Frank's supposed to be dead (again) and the doctor that keeps him alive just happens to be able to do albedo swaps or something. Followed by the nuanced and subtle treatment of race that comics are known for. 
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