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Zore posted:Yeah, shocking too since she originally debuted in the show X-Men: Evolution alongside other classic characters like Spyke- Storm's nephew with bone powers I guess. Sort of... He was in X-Statix (with an "i", not a "y") and bears no resemblance to the cartoon version outside of being black and having a similar power set. Looking further Grant Morrison introduced another X-Man named spike but I can find almost nothing on him, outside of the fact that looked nothing like the other versions.
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Open Marriage Night posted:Starbrand is a New Universe character from the 80's. It's where the white event is from. Still waiting for the dp7 cinematic universe... We need to see Scuzz in the big screen Marvel
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Open Marriage Night posted:Starbrand is a New Universe character from the 80's. It's where the white event is from. Though it's worth noting that Hickman's Starband takes a lot more from Warren Ellis' newuniversal version from the mid-00's than the original version. Horrible Taste fucked around with this message at 21:16 on May 17, 2018 |
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purple death ray posted:He was just a dude version of Marrow in the first place Which made it kinda funny when they wrote him off the show and had Marrow show up to recruit him into the Morlocks. And then they quietly pretended Iceman was always the sixth man of the group.
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Just passing by to remind that Nancy is still rocking it       Oh, and just in case you were wondering why the "fanbase" was so grumpy, well 
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 Forged in the heart of a dying
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drat what did Artie do?
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X-O posted:drat what did Artie do? I never get tired of the dumb jokes about the letterers. 
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Samuringa posted:Just passing by to remind that Nancy is still rocking it This comic gets me on a deeply personal level.
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Samuringa posted:Just passing by to remind that Nancy is still rocking it This is a good one.
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prefect posted:I never get tired of the dumb jokes about the letterers. "You're a goddamned STENOGRAPHER is what you are, Artie!!"
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I like that he swears by his own beard now that he's All-Father.
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I was trying to pinpoint what Nancy reminded me of, and I finally worked it out. 
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Synthbuttrange posted:
I love his defeated little "Surely I do not grow up to become... my father." We all do, Thor.
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Someone sic SMG on the Nancy comments section, I want to see it truly go to hell.
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Bongo Bill posted:I like that he swears by his own beard now that he's All-Father. Hercules used to do this all the time.
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Lurdiak posted:I was trying to pinpoint what Nancy reminded me of, and I finally worked it out. This is my new favorite crossover.
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Mafalda's the best. Quino rocks.
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I thought Little Lulu might have been based on Nancy but apparently she's directly inspired by the comic strip character Henry (originally Lulu didn't speak). But Lulu was originally drawn as being really skinny and not very short, so she became more Nancy-like over time. Also she stopped doing things like this:
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Thanos really sucks at keeping hold of the Infinity Gauntlet.
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Say Nothing posted:Thanos really sucks at keeping hold of the Infinity Gauntlet. I'm a big fan of the What If issue where Impossible Man got the Infinity Gauntlet by just snagging it out of midair as it was dropping between two peoples' hands.
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Say Nothing posted:Thanos really sucks at keeping hold of the Infinity Gauntlet. Okay, but does he, or is Deadpool tricking him?
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Lurdiak posted:Like you can poo poo on that show all you like, it honestly deserves it, but the voice cast was A+. Hobgoblin: Luke Skywalker War Machine: Uncle Phil J. Jonah Jameson: Ed fuckin Asner Shocker: Winnie the Pooh Venom: Apu / Moe Beyonder: The psychiatrist from the Terminator flicks Rhino: Donna's dad from That 70s Show Iron Man: pilot from Airplane! Scorpion: Bull from Night Court, took over from Martin Landau Tombstone: Guy from Full Metal Jacket refused by a Vietnamese hooker because his dong was too big Baron Mordo: Tony the Tiger Vulture: Green Acres Randy Robertson: CARLTON BANKS Jackal: Dr. Smith from Lost in Space Felicia Hardy's mom: the whorish southerner Golden Girl Wong: George Takei Dr. Strange: Dean from Animal House The show is actually really well done, for the most part, except: - No one really .. punches anyone. - No one dies or whatnot; they 'disappear'. - Why is Doc Ock ripped? - The animation is super cheap. There are entire sequences that are completely unintelligible because of animation recycling. - The dialogue is sometimes good, sometimes decent, and sometimes cringey: "... my friend: IRON MAN!" - Mary Jane is a bad character who should've been thrown off the bridge in the first episode But then, Roscoe Lee Browne's Kingpin voice is perfect, and the choice to give Ock a German accent is an amazing touch. The score is loving outstanding. 
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Red posted:Iron Man: pilot from Airplane! My first thought was Kareem?
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Red posted:- Why is Doc Ock ripped? Brand Synergy, James Cameron was developing a Spider-man movie at the time and Schwarzenegger was going to play Doc Ock. These plans fell through.
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David D. Davidson posted:Brand Synergy, James Cameron was developing a Spider-man movie at the time and Schwarzenegger was going to play Doc Ock. These plans fell through. I think that's also why they don't deal with his origin story much, they assumed everyone would know it from the Cameron film.
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Red posted:Hobgoblin: Luke Skywalker I think the biggest problem with the show (besides the animation maybe) is how it's edited. They take all the natural pauses out of the dialogue in editing, making conversations and sentences flow unnaturally fast, and the action is equally unnaturally abbreviated. It makes things incredibly hard to follow sometimes and makes other things just kinda sucky and confusingly fast. BTAS knew to let a scene breathe so it could sink in. It was even worse in syndication, if you can believe it.
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Skwirl posted:I think that's also why they don't deal with his origin story much, they assumed everyone would know it from the Cameron film. David D. Davidson posted:Brand Synergy, James Cameron was developing a Spider-man movie at the time and Schwarzenegger was going to play Doc Ock. These plans fell through. Yeah, the show was only greenlit to piggyback off a movie that never ended up being made. Sandman was going to appear and die in the film, and that's why Sandman never showed up in the cartoon. Spidey didn't get an origin story until season 2 or 3, and they tied it into their adaptation of The Boy Who Collected Spider-man. E: Another double post!
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Skwirl posted:I think that's also why they don't deal with his origin story much, they assumed everyone would know it from the Cameron film. I think its showrunners were even told not to start with an origin story because everyone would know it from the movie.
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David D. Davidson posted:Brand Synergy, James Cameron was developing a Spider-man movie at the time and Schwarzenegger was going to play Doc Ock. These plans fell through. Just imagine Schwarzenegger going into the role with the same mindset he had for Mr. Freeze
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Grendels Dad posted:Just imagine Schwarzenegger going into the role with the same mindset he had for Mr. Freeze So many puns about octopus, the number 8, probably some about just the ocean. I'm upset this doesn't exist.
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Grendels Dad posted:Just imagine Schwarzenegger going into the role with the same mindset he had for Mr. Freeze Stories I've read about the Cameron Spider-Man over the years have said that he was going to refer to his robot arms as "weldos" (which I know is a real thing but it's still very funny to imagine Ahnold talking about his weldos), his catchphrase was going to be "Okey-dokey, then" and he was going to have a nerdy sidekick he bullied throughout the movie.
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Wheat Loaf posted:Stories I've read about the Cameron Spider-Man over the years have said that he was going to refer to his robot arms as "weldos" (which I know is a real thing but it's still very funny to imagine Ahnold talking about his weldos), his catchphrase was going to be "Okey-dokey, then" and he was going to have a nerdy sidekick he bullied throughout the movie. But holy gently caress, "Okey-dokey" is your octopus man catchphrase Arnold? What a horrible dark timeline have we narrowly avoided.
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