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Don't forget his son who is soothed by anime From Future Foundation can't remember the issue.
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why do we not have the marvel shojo irl
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Impossible Man is basically Marvel's version of Mister Mxyzptlk, except that instead of clowning on Superman, he usually clowns on the FF. Galactus ate Impy's home planet, Poppup, but it was the only planet in recorded history to give him indigestion.
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Mar 13, 2020 19:20
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Wasn’t there a comic that showed Impossible Man and Mr. Mxysptlk were the same being?
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Mar 13, 2020 19:34
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Push El Burrito posted:Don't forget his son who is soothed by anime FF #12! I've been trying to think of stuff to reread during my time home over the next few months, that might be a great choice. Even just flipping through to find this page brought back a lot of fun memories.
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Mar 13, 2020 19:40
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There was a comic where they swap universes and mess with Superman and Silver Surfer, but I don't remember most of the details.
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Mar 13, 2020 19:40
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Alacron posted:Wasn’t there a comic that showed Impossible Man and Mr. Mxysptlk were the same being? John Byrne's run on Superman, like around #50 I think. Mxyzptlk jumps into another dimension where he looks similar to Impossible Man and bothers a team that is almost the Fantastic Four.
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Mar 13, 2020 19:58
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Splint Chesthair posted:John Byrne's run on Superman, like around #50 I think. Mxyzptlk jumps into another dimension where he looks similar to Impossible Man and bothers a team that is almost the Fantastic Four. Byrne was off the book by then, it was Ordway and Kesel I believe.
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Mar 13, 2020 20:12
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for anyone else who wanted to look up the rest of this, I did and found out it's by max landis
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Mar 13, 2020 20:37
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thetoughestbean posted:That’s the Impossible Man! He’s a wacky shapeshifter that occasionally bothers the Fantastic Four. Once, he became his own wife! Well, if I were a shapeshifter, I can't say the idea wouldn't occur to me sooner or later... 
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Splint Chesthair posted:John Byrne's run on Superman, like around #50 I think. Mxyzptlk jumps into another dimension where he looks similar to Impossible Man and bothers a team that is almost the Fantastic Four. The scenes in question   Rhyno posted:Byrne was off the book by then, it was Ordway and Kesel I believe. you're both sorta right, in that Byrne drew the pages in question as a guest artist
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Mar 13, 2020 21:17
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site posted:why do we not have the marvel shojo irl I have X-men: Misfits got all of 1 volume. As someone who appreciates trashy shojo, it's.... fine at best.  
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Mar 13, 2020 21:56
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Of all Beast's forms through the years, My Neighbor Hank-oro is definitely the best and it's a shame that's not his canon 616 one.
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Mar 13, 2020 22:44
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TwoPair posted:Of all Beast's forms through the years, My Neighbor Hank-oro is definitely the best and it's a shame that's not his canon 616 one. For all his Beast-ness, western Beast has always been swole as heck in all his incarnations, rotund is a new look for him.
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Delicious in Dungeon I'm dropping a spoiler tag here because while there's no plot spoilers in these panels, the issue's just been released today so people might want to read it first-hand. Kabru, the guy in the first two panels, is listening to Misurn, the captain of a squad of "Canaries" (basically elf black ops), talk about his past. (Read right to left.)    (Delicious in Dungeon is published in English by Yen Press.)
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Mar 14, 2020 12:00
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 The Blue Beetle #2 (1940)  Superman #9 (1941)   Power Man #21 (1974) (Those were both full-page panels, if it wasn't evident.)  Strange Tales #181 (1975)   Marvel Premiere #30 (1976)
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Darthemed posted:
Well. That certainly is Cap riding Namor.
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Darthemed posted:
I love those Power Man pictures so much. I read that issue when they posted it in a Thunderbolts 100 page issue years ago. And I still love it to this day. The plot was Erik Josten (the villain called Goliath and now know as Atlas) was originally called Power Man. And he was fighting Luke Cage over who got to be called Power Man. I love comics so much.
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https://twitter.com/ifyoucantwell/status/1239252554485125120
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I don't understand how this can be parsed as dirty, and my mind is about two sewers below the gutter. Edit: Twitter image cutoff syndrome
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That entire thread is pretty great
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Mar 16, 2020 07:37
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Dave Michelinie really liked reminding the readers that Peter and MJ gently caress.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Dave Michelinie really liked reminding the readers that Peter and MJ gently caress. Erik Larsen just wants you to know MJ is always ready to go, in lingerie:  Spider-Man #15  Spider-Man #21
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Red posted:Erik Larsen just wants you to know MJ is always ready to go, in lingerie: I remember this issue, it was in a Spidey team up anthology I had as a kid. It's an issue where Pete is worried about having a mutant kid because ~ radioactive jizz ~ and so he and beast talk about being a mutant while they chase a monster who turns out to be a baby. Heavy stuff for kid me
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Mar 16, 2020 18:04
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 From ASM #298.
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PLAMP
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You know Pete must have learned a kinky thing or two from his relationship with Black Cat.
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How Wonderful! posted:
It's been a while since I saw somebody make an L.A. Law reference.
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Yeah this issue came out in 1988, the Venus Butterfly episode came out in 86, so Michelinie is being fairly topical I guess. As to which variation of the Venus Butterfly PP is using... only Uatu knows.
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Lobok posted:You know Pete must have learned a kinky thing or two from his relationship with Black Cat. There is another Larsen issue where he webs MJ for sexy times so....yeah.
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He also misused his Captain Universe powers in a What If
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Snackmar posted:He also misused his Captain Universe powers in a What If What I'm getting from this is that Peter wants to make out with himself.
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I think it's fair to say that being a superhero would require at least a degree of narcissism.
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That doesn't bode well when you consider all of Peter's clones, symbiote villains and alternate universe selves.
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Or clones of himself that happen to look and think exactly like his dead ex-girlfriend.
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gwens busy banging norman osborn tho
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wait was sins past Gwen a clone? So glad Gwen-65 is becoming the de facto Gwen Stacy when it comes up in conversation now.
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Endless Mike posted:There is another Larsen issue where he webs MJ for sexy times so....yeah. I know going down the rabbit hole of superpowered sex lives leads to one of three things: madness, multiple Hugo and nebula awards, or the editor-in-chief position at Marvel Comics. Still, I have to think that Peter probably wouldn't use the webs for that. He's constantly webbing up people like Dr. Octopus or the Shocker. He doesn't want to be thinking of that while he's making the twelve-limbed beast with his wife. But maybe MJ is into the webbing and Pete would definitely be willing to go along with what she wants even if it's not to his taste.
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Random Stranger posted:I know going down the rabbit hole of superpowered sex lives leads to one of three things: madness, multiple Hugo and nebula awards, or the editor-in-chief position at Marvel Comics. Still, I have to think that Peter probably wouldn't use the webs for that. He's constantly webbing up people like Dr. Octopus or the Shocker. He doesn't want to be thinking of that while he's making the twelve-limbed beast with his wife. He also makes swings for children and stuff with his webs.
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