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davidspackage posted:Yo, Sivana's got something to say. This becomes twice as amusing picturing your avatar saying it.
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Samuringa posted:poo poo, now I'm not sure but Sivana was really taking the whole situation pretty nonchalantly. I think Sivana was the one who inspired the other Mad Scientists to do something about Adam rather than just run in terror. But Morrow was the one who got the device that knocked him out.
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Selachian posted:It also includes a character named Steamboat, who's a pretty standard-issue 1930s minstrel-show Negro (big pink lips, accent, and all). Steamboat is the minstrel show turned up a notch and the yellow peril stuff is also more extreme than you usually see. It's not quite at the "and that's why it's fine to put them all in camps" level, but it's a lot closer than you'd like. This isn't the right thread for unfortunate racism in old comics, though, so have this panel from a Superman comic that requires no further explanation. 
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Apr 10, 2019 22:22
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Random Stranger posted:This isn't the right thread for unfortunate racism in old comics, though, so have this panel from a Superman comic that requires no further explanation. That time Superman wrestled for CHIKARA.
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Apr 10, 2019 23:04
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Random Stranger posted:Steamboat is the minstrel show turned up a notch and the yellow peril stuff is also more extreme than you usually see. It's not quite at the "and that's why it's fine to put them all in camps" level, but it's a lot closer than you'd like. 'And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. I'd like to remind them that as a trusted superhero, I can be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground sugar caves.'
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That Batman issue with the strip club cover from a couple of pages ago came out, and none of the women apart from Selina (or even that strip club*) appear in the comic, so the mystery ladies remain a mystery. *Though the robot replica Superman servants of the Fortress of Solitude do put on a strip show for Lois and Catwoman. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 23:30 on Apr 10, 2019 |
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That is real weird.... ethically? Are they sentient? Man and people say comics make you never think
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Apr 10, 2019 23:42
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Daredevil #5 (vol. 3)
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Apr 10, 2019 23:58
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Later on he gets captured and put into some sort of alien ant farm.
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Scaramouche posted:That is real weird.... ethically? Are they sentient? Man and people say comics make you never think They are not sentient. But they are programmed to feel shame afterwards. And why are Lois and Catwoman getting robo-strip shows from identical robots who presumably all look exactly like Lois's husband? Is this a hen night? And if so whose hen is it?
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Catwoman's, pre Bat-wedding. Her and Lois are getting drunk on space wines at the Fortress.
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Begemot posted:
Misread Thirla at first. Thought Captain Marvel was super hip there for a second. "This is how you deal with poo poo, thrilla."
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The Question IRL posted:And why are Lois and Catwoman getting robo-strip shows from identical robots who presumably all look exactly like Lois's husband? Because they have access to identical robots who all look exactly like Lois's husband.
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I thought it was funny how there was a men's strip show in the comic that was entirely occluded and off-panel, but also a scene where Lois and Catwoman get naked and bathe together in the Pleasure Pool with tasteful smears of mist occluding their breasts. Really matters where the camera is pointing, I guess. Equality demands a scene where Clark and Bruce are drifting nude, inches from an embrace, in a rainbow jacuzzi while their dicks are obscured by mist. But I somehow suspect this would be considered too risqué, despite it being the exact same thing.
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we'll always have that one comic with batman's dick, even if the cowards at dc edited it out of reprints
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Selachian posted:It also includes a character named Steamboat, who's a pretty standard-issue 1930s minstrel-show Negro (big pink lips, accent, and all). I quite like seanbaby, and he did a list of https://www.cracked.com/blog/5-shockingly-racist-scenes-in-famous-superhero-comics/ . The Marvel Family comes in at #1, and covers Steamboat well. quote:"Most people call Captain Marvel "Shazam" because that's the magic word he screams to transform from young Billy Batson to a superhero. Aside from having a little boy inside him, he was basically Superman, or at least close enough that Superman sued him and won. Oh, yeah, there was one other trait that set him apart from Superman: Captain Marvel owned a slave.
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Android Blues posted:I thought it was funny how there was a men's strip show in the comic that was entirely occluded and off-panel, but also a scene where Lois and Catwoman get naked and bathe together in the Pleasure Pool with tasteful smears of mist occluding their breasts. Really matters where the camera is pointing, I guess. Time to call Liefeld 
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I could have gone all my life without seeing that panel
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Apr 11, 2019 12:43
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Didn't Millar write that poo poo?
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Push El Burrito posted:Later on he gets captured and put into some sort of alien ant farm. Annie, was he okay?
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Rhyno posted:Didn't Millar write that poo poo? Frank or mark
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McCloud posted:Frank or mark there's only one Millar who spells it with an A
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Alaois posted:there's only one Millar who spells it with an A You think this A stands for Frank!?
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Alaois posted:there's only one Millar who spells it with an A Do they both pronounce it the same? I always feel like I'm saying "Millar" wrong. mil-LARR feels like I'm making fun of him for spelling it wrong.
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prefect posted:Do they both pronounce it the same? I always feel like I'm saying "Millar" wrong. Millar and Miller are pronounced the same
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what in the WORLD is that from and where can I purchase it
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Ok, I give: why are they all wearing their masks?
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Alaois posted:Millar and Miller are pronounced the same Nice. 
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Keeshhound posted:Ok, I give: why are they all wearing their masks? Because the artist can't make them look identifiably distinctive without their costumes (or parts of them) on.
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Apr 11, 2019 19:05
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Right, but is there a narrative reason/excuse?
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Keeshhound posted:Right, but is there a narrative reason/excuse? Same deal as Night Owl, I imagine.
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RiotGearEpsilon posted:what in the WORLD is that from and where can I purchase it Youngblood: Bloodsport
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Alaois posted:Millar and Miller are pronounced the same Wait seriously, I've been thinking it's mill-are this whole time lol
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site posted:Wait seriously, I've been thinking it's mill-are this whole time lol That's how I've always heard it pronounced by people in the comics industry.
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Alaois posted:there's only one Millar who spells it with an A Hey, don't forget well know complete idiot Mike S Millar
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Apr 11, 2019 20:39
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The only good Miller was Dick Miller.
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Keeshhound posted:Ok, I give: why are they all wearing their masks? Because Redhead Cyclops there would punch everyone out with his eyebeams if he didn't, duh.
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Would you prefer the mask on, or off? ... Too bad.
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Also, it's not actually Cyclops and Wolverine. It's just two two superheroes named Scott and Logan dressing up funny in an entirely different universe because Rob Liefeld. A quick google suggests that Millar wasn't involved with Youngbloods until the 2000s, so if that's from the original run it's 100% Liefeld.
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Elfface posted:Also, it's not actually Cyclops and Wolverine. "Actually" doing a lot of strange work in this sentence.
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