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Lurdiak posted:Isn't that Sunspot. Corsair has a mustache and is at least in his 40s, isn't he. That is Sunspot, and if you read the comic Corsair is a complete and absolute poo poo to Sunspot immediately after this. I'm just saying, if I was Jean Grey or Cyclops I definitely wouldn't let Corsair babysit my time displaced Cable child.
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Lurdiak posted:Isn't that Sunspot. Corsair has a mustache and is at least in his 40s, isn't he. Corsair also wears a headband, because he is a cool space pirate. 
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Nov 7, 2019 12:15
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Synthbuttrange posted:
Sunspot's got form for saving the day. We need more of his ludicrous New Avengers/U.S.Avengers management style. Or at least more of him written by Al Ewing.  (Avengers #688)
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DigitalRaven posted:Sunspot's got form for saving the day. We need more of his ludicrous New Avengers/U.S.Avengers management style. Or at least more of him written by Al Ewing. Heavy Chujo the Silent vibes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6pAdFOUDmw (You can turn subs on) He can only use his ability once He's a human bomb, and afterwards will die, but until then he's basically unstoppable Giant Robo is the bessssst
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Nov 7, 2019 13:37
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Like that page surely has to be a homage to it.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKpyrHiZgZA
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Phy posted:I'm kind of lost and those panels are just making me a bit sad about Anton Yelchin. I'm glad you posted this because on reading it my first thought was that if Chekov ever broke the fourth wall, this is how he'd do it (minus the "the" in the first panel).
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Hey did they ever reveal how Corsair was alive?
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Rhyno posted:Hey did they ever reveal how Corsair was alive? You mean like, originally? The Summers family plane was targeted by a Shi'ar exploratory craft, who wanted to shoot it down to prevent witnesses to their existence. Corsair and his wife who is, perhaps, the epitome of "female character as tragic motivating prop" sent the kids down together with the only parachute before being abducted themselves. The Shi'ar Emperor at the time, Lilandra's evil brother D'Ken, raped and killed expendable Summers wife (but not before cutting Vulcan out of her and putting him in a tube!), and sent Corsair to the slave pits. He later escaped and became a pirate targeting the Shi'ar Empire.
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Android Blues posted:You mean like, originally? The Summers family plane was targeted by a Shi'ar exploratory craft, who wanted to shoot it down to prevent witnesses to their existence. Corsair and his wife who is, perhaps, the epitome of "female character as tragic motivating prop" sent the kids down together with the only parachute before being abducted themselves. The Shi'ar Emperor at the time, Lilandra's evil brother D'Ken, raped and killed expendable Summers wife (but not before cutting Vulcan out of her and putting him in a tube!), and sent Corsair to the slave pits. He later escaped and became a pirate targeting the Shi'ar Empire. No, Vulcan vaporized him and Havok joined the Starjammers to get revenge. Corsair just showed up out of nowhere in the Bendis X-Men alive and well.
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Rhyno posted:No, Vulcan vaporized him and Havok joined the Starjammers to get revenge. Corsair just showed up out of nowhere in the Bendis X-Men alive and well. Oh, man, I have no idea.
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DigitalRaven posted:Sunspot's got form for saving the day. We need more of his ludicrous New Avengers/U.S.Avengers management style. Or at least more of him written by Al Ewing. We need another book that's just about Roberto and Sam pallin' around and saving the world.
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Rhyno posted:No, Vulcan vaporized him and Havok joined the Starjammers to get revenge. Corsair just showed up out of nowhere in the Bendis X-Men alive and well. Given that it was Bendis I’m actually surprised a reason was given, but Wikipedia posted:The time-displaced Cyclops would later learn that the Starjammers under the insistence of Hepzibah, made a deal with the mysterious Shrouded, who brought Corsair back to life. However, his resurrection came at a price, Corsair had to inject himself regularly with a nano-serum containing a collective artificial intelligence. The serum was illegal, banned by all governments across the cosmos due to the threat it posed, as it allowed A.I.s to use a living body as a host. Corsair had to go to great lengths to buy the illegal serum and to avoid arrest but there was no other way he could remain alive
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I'm guessing that was revealed in the Cyclops ongoing by Greg Rucka.
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  From two separate stories in Whiz Comics #7 (1940). Must have been a popular saying that year.  Adventures into the Unknown #10 (1950)  Spidey Super Stories #8 (1975)  What If? #11 (1978)  Batman: Shadow of the Bat #43 (1995)  Shadowman #2 (1999)  Deadpool / GLI: Summer Fun Spectacular #1 (2007)
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Rhyno posted:I'm guessing that was revealed in the Cyclops ongoing by Greg Rucka. Correct.
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Darthemed posted:
On the whole I could take or leave squirrel-girl, but I adore it when they use her to tweek nerds like this. 
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Darthemed posted:
quote:FAVORITE THINGS: victor von doom doing a mental risk/reward analysis like “you know what? when this girl was fourteen she covered me in squirrels. have i rodent-proofed my poo poo since then? yes. am i in the mood to get covered in loving squirrels again? literally never. god knows what new powers she’s found since puberty. let the little devil-imp take the goddamn time machine. gently caress it. who cares. she’ll probably just end up using it to go back in time and tell herself to never come here. that’s how 90% of all time travel ends. another 5% ends with me as undisputed ruler of the entire earth. i’m not even giving her the good time machine. it’s the janky one. joke’s on her, the a/c doesn’t even work and the tapedeck is broken. doom, as ever, is the real winner here.”
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"Oh. It's you."
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Synthbuttrange posted:
God I just adore the art in this book.
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What If? the Fantastic Four were the Marvel Bullpen. That’s Flo Steinberg. Kirby is the Thing, Lee is Mr Fantastic, and I can’t remember who was Human Torch.
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Open Marriage Night posted:What If? the Fantastic Four were the Marvel Bullpen. That’s Flo Steinberg. Kirby is the Thing, Lee is Mr Fantastic, and I can’t remember who was Human Torch. Sol Brodsky https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/What_If%3F_Vol_1_11
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Spider-Verse #2: Peter and Ben Parker talk about the truly INSANE implications of multiverse theory. Sheer madness
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The darkest universe for sure. So Jimmy Olsen is straight killing it. #5 is great especially.   
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poo poo, I didnt know they were killing Batman again
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Probably way off but assuming he gets a similar reaction on average, that's roughly 3,400 times Batman thought he was genuinely funny.
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Cassa posted:The darkest universe for sure. 
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Jesus christ lol
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Cassa posted:The darkest universe for sure. these are fantastic
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Those are fantastic
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ManiacClown posted:That look on Superman's face is outstanding. Whose art is that? It resembles Kevin Maguire, but doesn't quite look like it matches. Steve Lieber on art, Nathan Fairbairn on colours, Clayton Cowles lettering, and Matt Fraction writing.
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ManiacClown posted:That look on Superman's face is outstanding. Whose art is that? It resembles Kevin Maguire, but doesn't quite look like it matches. I like that his hair is all wet, it adds to his droopy look.
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The little corner bowtie where Batman's logo is in the first strip is a nice touch.
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Panama Red posted:
I've always loved Thanos and Galactus' mildly antagonistic, bitchy relationship  From Infinity War. Galactus' quietly bitching "Does annoying Thanos...?" response just cracks me up when I think about the poor bastards along for the ride hearing these Cosmic powers being passive-aggressive dicks to each other.
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I love pathetic Batman/Wayne.
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Jerusalem posted:I've always loved Thanos and Galactus' mildly antagonistic, bitchy relationship I only just now noticed Galactus has a hat-brim on his helmet. So he's basically always wearing a ballcap. Also: 
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Cassa posted:The darkest universe for sure. I love that Superman could have saved Jimmy's camera but didn't.
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Red posted:I only just now noticed Galactus has a hat-brim on his helmet. So he's basically always wearing a ballcap. I have no idea how this never really registered with me before 
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