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Archyduchess posted:I'm curious what about this screams "slutty" to you? Listen, if she's got any skin showing at all, she's gonna burn in hell.
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Ankles! Knees!
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Aug 27, 2019 21:04
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Look you gotta see the way Norman wears it is all.
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Aug 27, 2019 22:34
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Rhyno posted:I'm really pleased they've walked back the I AM GROOT poo poo being all he could say. I liked the idea that it was just a really thick accent, in which everything - to our weak human ears - sounded like 'I AM GROOT'.
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Archyduchess posted:I'm curious what about this screams "slutty" to you? Do you not see the possible implication of cleavage being able to be shown? Disgusting how all the slatterns in my office dress like this...burlesque dancer!...whilst we men gird ourselves in proper suits and ties. A scandal, a scandal I tell you! This is the very circle of hell down to which the 19th Amendment dragged us!
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Rhyno posted:I'm really pleased they've walked back the I AM GROOT poo poo being all he could say. yea it works when he's the least used character on a movie team but when it's a comic where he's a major figure you kinda need him to at least have a weird but functional talking method. Parahexavoctal posted:I liked the idea that it was just a really thick accent, in which everything - to our weak human ears - sounded like 'I AM GROOT'. I do like this though
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Aug 29, 2019 23:29
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That's actually canon!  Guardians of the Galaxy #017 (2009)
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Aug 29, 2019 23:38
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page is actually real funny, but really just reminds me how those guardians costumes sucked major rear end
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Aug 29, 2019 23:45
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Saoshyant posted:That's actually canon! Except, of course, that Groot was pretty loquacious going back to his first pre-FF#1 appearance. He only got stuck in "I am Groot" after getting blown up during one of the Annihilation events.
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Yeah but Groot has actually been retconned out of being the King of his people and the same Groot that was in the early Marvel Monster comics.
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site posted:page is actually real funny, but really just reminds me how those guardians costumes sucked major rear end I dunno, I liked em. I was real sad when they redesigned Starlord's look to be closer to the movies.
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Aug 30, 2019 01:47
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Star Lords Bendis reboot suit was great but yeah, the movie synergy suit sucks.
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Aug 30, 2019 04:06
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Jimmy Olsen #2 (trimmed a couple of pages to not post too much of the comic)     *cut some random Jimmy Olsen hijinks flashbacks*  
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Gavok posted:From Absolute Carnage #1. Love the colouring on this,might get it.
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Aug 30, 2019 17:26
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Damnit. Now I have to get another cat just so I can name him Pawquaman.
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Aug 30, 2019 22:11
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Infinitum posted:
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Aug 31, 2019 15:01
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That's loving magical. It has to be mis credited.
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Aug 31, 2019 15:10
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It took me a moment to realise those are all different babies+couples as well. Just a real good  moment knowing Spidey has done that more than once 
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Meltzer excels at character moments. It’s plot that he has the problem with. EDIT: I was distracted by the ladies face in the third panel on the bottom, so, I didn’t notice that the couple with the baby is actually two men. Open Marriage Night fucked around with this message at 17:12 on Aug 31, 2019 |
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Aug 31, 2019 17:08
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Isn't Peters middle name Benjamin, anyway? So technically speaking he didn't lie to any of them 
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I didn't know he was such good friends with The Thing, that's sweet.
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I just read the last issue of Spider-man Life Story and I got to say the last page was fantastic
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Archyduchess posted:I'm curious what about this screams "slutty" to you? Have you tried image searching "woman in green business suit" lately? Ain't many choices to use, much less actually slutty ones.
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Here's the hosed up origin story of Rocket Raccoon from GOTG #8:   
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Hanayome Wa Motodanshi (closest translation is "the bride used to be a guy" or "the bride was a boy", which is the title for the official translation) is an autobiographical manga written by a trans woman. In this sequence she's recounting how she met her husband: they met by chance at a mutual friend's party, and he immediately fell for her and asked her out. She refused because she felt too self-conscious to date anyone so soon after socially transitioning, and in turn he asked her to just hang out, to go around doing stuff but not as a date, and she accepted. Then, after several Not A Dates, she realised she had fallen for him too, but also that officially being in a relationship with him would necessitate telling him she's trans. And this is where these pages pick off. (Read right to left.)      Hanayome Wa Motodanshi is published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment.
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I was initially kinda worried about it because of the title but that ended up being a very good autobio manga, would definitely recommend
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I learned a lot I didn't know about LGBTQ+ social and legal stuff in Japan from reading it. All the stuff about marriage law in particular was super eye-opening-- it's a really great little comic and a very quick read.
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I've never been to Japan myself, but I've had more than one friend who has lived there, and their experience was that, for the most part, people were pretty blasé about queer identities. You don't really get that "grr, hate you, wanna beat you up" attitude you see in the west. The flip-side being that people are equally blasé about any discussion pertaining to queer representation and rights (i.e. marriage). A backhandedly polite "they're not oppressed" and/or "there's nothing to talk about" kind of dismissiveness. I do believe things have improved over the years, as these were anecdotes from 5-6 years ago. And by the title being "The Bride..." I'm gonna guess that things are a lot more accommodating towards trans/queer identities getting married and the like now.
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Injustice 2 Annual - set before all the bad poo poo in Injustice went down. Batman gets his arm broken and Superman takes him to the Kent farm to recover in secret. 
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Superman Up In The Sky #4: So Superman's been on a mission to find a little girl that for some reason got kidnapped and taken to the rear end end of the universe. On the way he ran into some cosmic storm that separated Clark Kent and Superman into separate beings. "Superman" sets Clark up on an ice planet with a fire and enough food to last until he gets saved, then says he's going to leave this mission and fucks off. Turns out Superman's kind of an rear end in a top hat! He then fucks off and leaves the planet, but keeps coming back.   
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Kryptonians of the old school are very often kind of assholes. We went through this with the Eradicator(Kryptonian tech eventually getting it's own body, also possessed Superman at one point) way back when. Superman said it very early on: The Earth made him who he is. It's still worth repeating, as a message. Logic isn't bad, except when it's heartless.
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Superman is such a great and cool character.
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SonicRulez posted:Superman is such a great and cool character. It helps that Tom King is an amazing writer.
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As much as I like Superman, I don't feel like this particular style of story fits him as a character. I've just never really felt like there was a distinct divide between the Clark Kent and Superman personas the way there is between, for example, Bruce Wayne and Batman, or Bruce Banner and the Hulk. So it just feels weird splitting him up into an ordinary person with no powers but who still has human morality, and a super-powered alien who eschews morality in favor of cold logic.
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W.T. Fits posted:As much as I like Superman, I don't feel like this particular style of story fits him as a character. I've just never really felt like there was a distinct divide between the Clark Kent and Superman personas the way there is between, for example, Bruce Wayne and Batman, or Bruce Banner and the Hulk. So it just feels weird splitting him up into an ordinary person with no powers but who still has human morality, and a super-powered alien who eschews morality in favor of cold logic. Same. Like, I get what they're doing. And for what it's worth, it works. But, in my mind, it clashes with everything about Supes as a person. There's no cold logical duality to him. In his heart of hearts, he's just a farm boy from Kansas. There's no repressed Kryptonian inside just itching to bust out.
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W.T. Fits posted:As much as I like Superman, I don't feel like this particular style of story fits him as a character. I've just never really felt like there was a distinct divide between the Clark Kent and Superman personas the way there is between, for example, Bruce Wayne and Batman, or Bruce Banner and the Hulk. So it just feels weird splitting him up into an ordinary person with no powers but who still has human morality, and a super-powered alien who eschews morality in favor of cold logic. Some people watched Superman III uncritically or in their formative years without realising it was a comedy.
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The really cool part is that even the cold logical heartless Kryptonian side of Clark is so good that it can't abandon the one girl who needs help imo
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AnonSpore posted:The really cool part is that even the cold logical heartless Kryptonian side of Clark is so good that it can't abandon the one girl who needs help imo Yes. To me, The Kryptonian is Clark's viewpoint of the self he doesn't want to be. And, in the end, it turns out that even that cynical, jaded version of himself is too human to abandon him, or the girl. Clark is his own harshest critic, and even in the cruelest light possible, he's still a hero.
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