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Endless Mike posted:
this has extremely the printer carrier goon vibes
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Superman is strong enough to carry any printer.
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Rhyno posted:Superman is strong enough to carry any printer. Can God make a printer so big even he can't carry it to some girl's house?
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you're asking the wrong questions. it's not about carrying the printer, it's about getting a hug after for doing so.
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Lex Luthor grinning devilishly as he unveils Lexcorp's new line of Kryptonite laced ink cartridges.
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"Bizarro am carry house to printer now."
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Jun 5, 2020 05:54
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"Dear Superman, why don't you just put the whole world in the printer."
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:"Dear Superman, why don't you just put the whole world in the printer."
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I didn't notice it before, but now I can't stop looking at Supes' fingers in the last panel.
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Two page spread of superman weeping as he tries to lift a printer, comic wins five awards, goons are discussing it for years.
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ElBrak posted:Two page spread of superman weeping as he tries to lift a printer, comic wins five awards, goons are discussing it for years. That's almost literally a Spider-Man comic from the Ditko era. That's also one of the greatest comics ever made.
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Skwirl posted:That's almost literally a Spider-Man comic from the Ditko era. That's also one of the greatest comics ever made. Yeah the way he webbed the printer to the side of a bus for transport was emotional.
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In the silver age, Superman had a giant printer in the Fortress of Solitude that only he could lift.
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Random Stranger posted:In the silver age, Superman had a giant printer in the Fortress of Solitude that only he could lift. He could print small Supermen with it that would come to life and torture Jimmy Olsen.
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Random Stranger posted:In the silver age, Superman had a giant printer in the Fortress of Solitude that only he could lift. I would believe it if someone told me Superman produced and distributed a newsletter in the Silver Age.
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Lobok posted:I would believe it if someone told me Superman produced and distributed a newsletter in the Silver Age. 
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I remember watching this 9-11 documentary and there was a section where they were discussing it's impact on mass media and they interviewed Stan Lee. He talked about the old WWII-era comics and how stuff like the above was the norm. He said something to the effect of, "...those were different times then. Nowadays we certainly wouldn't publish a Captain America comic where he goes around beating up Muslims!" Well I should hope not. I mean what kind of tone-deaf idiot would do tha... 
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Can you imagine if DC had let him do that as he envisioned, a Batman story?
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Rhyno posted:Can you imagine if DC had let him do that as he envisioned, a Batman story? Yes. Pretty well, actually.
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Rhyno posted:Can you imagine if DC had let him do that as he envisioned, a Batman story? Supposedly when DC pulled the project ad a negotiating tactic, Frank threatened to change the characters to be Daredevil and Elektra and that he'd sell it to Marvel. They also turned it down.
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He should've done it as a Punisher story then.
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 Shadow Comics #7 (1940)  From Beyond the Unknown #9 (1971)  Suicide Squad #13 (1988)   Spidey #6 (2016)
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i'm going to pretend the end of that issue has them both chaperoning the dance
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InsertPotPun posted:i'm going to pretend the end of that issue has them both chaperoning the dance That would be an excellent sequel to Kate Beaton’s comic about Kraven going to prom.
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If the glove don’t fit, meh.
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Pictured: dangerous exorcist training Mitama Security: Spirit Busters
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thetoughestbean posted:Pictured: dangerous exorcist training I would like to know more.
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thetoughestbean posted:Pictured: dangerous exorcist training This is how MJ got back in shape right?
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Rhyno posted:I would like to know more. It is a seriously funny series. Basically there exists an agency that helps deal with unruly spirits and the main character of the series is the guy training. The other main character is a young woman who has a conga line of spirits following her everywhere and as the series progresses the line gets longer and more of the spirits show off their personalities. Also:  Babe Ruth is there
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Every so often, I go back and reread some of Len Kaminski's run on Iron Man and War Machine from the '90s. It's mostly been forgotten, which I have to figure owes a lot to the general stink surrounding the Avengers franchise in the period immediately preceding the Busiek/Perez years (ugh, Force Works), but Kaminski managed to do a few years of good solid comics regardless. He's actually my dark horse contender for a spot on the top ten Iron Man writers of all time. I almost posted this to How Wonderful's Pride thread, but figured it would make more sense here. Background: in Rhodey's solo book (1994-1996), the initial setup was that he and Tony are on the outs, so Rhodey has gone solo. He and his girlfriend, Rae DeCoste (who seems to just get straight-up memory-holed after this book was over), move away and Rhodey takes a job as the director of Worldwatch, a non-profit human rights organization. Naturally, his activities as War Machine conflict heavily with that, and in issue #11, Rhodey decides to come clean with his co-workers and reveal his secret identity to them in an attempt to move forward honestly. When he goes into the office to get that done, however, he finds out that they're already dealing with a completely different scandal.   
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The last few issues of that book where he gets the alien armor is a guilty pleasure of mine.
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 Whiz Comics #14 (1941)  Strange Tales #65 (1958)  The Silver Surfer #1 (1978)  The Adventures of Spider-Man #3 (1996)
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  Mashle: Muscles and Magic
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If you had told me somebody would make a Harry Potter parody manga about a guy with superhuman strength instead of magic, I'd wonder what you were smoking. But Mashle is exactly that and is probably one of the better humor comics out right now.
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Kwyndig posted:If you had told me somebody would make a Harry Potter parody manga about a guy with superhuman strength instead of magic, I'd wonder what you were smoking. But Mashle is exactly that and is probably one of the better humor comics out right now. You aren't wrong, and I am thriving on this manga's absurdity right now.  
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So are we talking "I cast fist": The Manga here? Or is it more like doing the College of Winterhold as a 2H heavy armor orc?
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More 'I Cast Fist'. Almost everyone can do magic, and those who can't are persecuted, he and his family are found out so he uses feats of superhuman athleticism to pretend to be magic. It's very One Punch Man
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  Plastic Man #21 (1950)  Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #13 (1974)  What If? #19 (1980)  Medieval Spawn / Witchblade #2 (1996)
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