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Holy poo poo  For the new page, cancer and 2020 both suck so much rear end. https://twitter.com/ethan_kraft/status/1299528829019578368?s=19
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What the loving poo poo, that is beyond awful.
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Aug 29, 2020 04:00
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gently caress that sucks, also man to think it happened on both Jackie Robinson Day and Jack Kirby's 103rd birthday Also makes what was already one of the most tasteless comic book pages ever even more horrid
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Aug 29, 2020 04:46
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drrockso20 posted:Also makes what was already one of the most tasteless comic book pages ever even more horrid Which one?
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Uthor posted:Which one? The one where it's revealed that Wakanda secretly had a cure for cancer and refused to share it with anyone else
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Saw New Mutants at the drive in. It wasn’t terrible, and I think it might have a chance if the young adult crowd is into it. Heard about Boseman through text while watching the credits. Black Panther was the other half of the double feature.
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Open Marriage Night posted:Saw New Mutants at the drive in. It wasn’t terrible, and I think it might have a chance if the young adult crowd is into it. Oh poo poo.
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https://twitter.com/danmcdaid/status/1299546498334633984?s=20
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Still fantasizing about an alternate world where I have a framed hologram Sebastian O. trading card in my office. Signed by Sebastian O. himself.
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The 35th Anniversary set of the Akira manga was on sale the other day so I bought it. It was delivered today and the way it was packaged was fairly ridiculous. There was the box it was shipped to me in, inside that was a box that was shipped to the distribution center which had a label on it saying that it shouldn't be unpacked. Inside that box was another box that also said it wasn't to be unpacked. Finally inside THAT box was the actual box that the manga comes in.
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muscles like this! posted:The 35th Anniversary set of the Akira manga was on sale the other day so I bought it. It was delivered today and the way it was packaged was fairly ridiculous. There was the box it was shipped to me in, inside that was a box that was shipped to the distribution center which had a label on it saying that it shouldn't be unpacked. Inside that box was another box that also said it wasn't to be unpacked. Finally inside THAT box was the actual box that the manga comes in.
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Sep 2, 2020 00:48
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There is a Deathstroke DCAU movie called Knights and Dragons, any good?
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I made a delicious pie with a rich, thick crust made of crushed Ritz crackers mixed with butter and sugar, then baked, then baked again with the filling. MY WIFE: Isn't there a superhero who has hands that look like they're made of crushed Ritz crackers? ME: ... MY WIFE: He looks like Ritz crackers, not just his hands. ME: THE THING!
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I made a delicious pie with a rich, thick crust made of crushed Ritz crackers mixed with butter and sugar, then baked, then baked again with the filling. The first couple of issues of Fantastic Four he looks more like some kind of Mashed Potatoes Man, to paraphrase Strong Bad
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Sep 2, 2020 03:39
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I like my men like I like my potatoes.
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Makes me think of Minnesota stand-up comic Mary Mack, who said she wanted to "crawl into a man-sized mound of mashed potatoes."
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Dan Didio posted:I like my men like I like my potatoes. Wait, no. Served with a thick slab of meat?
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Sep 2, 2020 03:57
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Thick cut.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I made a delicious pie with a rich, thick crust made of crushed Ritz crackers mixed with butter and sugar, then baked, then baked again with the filling. When I was a kid I thought he looked like he was made out of frosted flakes.
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Dan Didio posted:Thick cut.
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I was trying to get it just right.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWFm5q_B5EQ
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That was a good video, also him sharing my opinion that Ultra Peanut is a terrible character was nice
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I'm reading Batman: Dark Nights: Metal and I have a question. If all the evil Batmans come from the dark multiverse, and all the universes of the dark multiverse are created out of the fears of people in the main universe, how is the Aquaman Batman a woman? I guess I can understand Batman coming up with some way to become King of Atlantis, and being afraid of doing that, which would spawn a dark universe where it happened, but that means the plan must've also involved him becoming a woman? If Bruce Wayne turned himself into a woman he could take over Atlantis?
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Gripweed posted:I'm reading Batman: Dark Nights: Metal and I have a question. If all the evil Batmans come from the dark multiverse, and all the universes of the dark multiverse are created out of the fears of people in the main universe, how is the Aquaman Batman a woman? Therefore "The Drowned" is from Earth Negative 11, and is the deepest fear of that universe's Batwoman. This is kind of consistent (though not terribly so) across all of the Dark Knights: Earth 1: The home of Earth One graphic novels (aka movie pitches) Earth -1: The Devastator, Batman becomes Doomsdays Earth 12: Batman Beyond universe Earth -12: The Merciless universe, where Batman is God of War Earth 22: Kingdom Come universe Earth -22: Batman Who Laughs (??) Earth 32: Mash-em-up universe based on that Elseworlds where Batman Gets a Green Lantern Ring Earth -32: Batman gets a Green Lantern ring, but evil Earth 44: The Justice League are just all Doc Magnus's Metal Men, but also the Justice League Earth -44: The Murder Machine, Batman turns into evil Cyborg Earth 52: Unknown Mystery Universe! Earth -52: Batman becomes an evil Flash And then eventually they just stopped ascribing evil Batmans to specific universe and started saying there are hundreds or thousands of Dark Multiverses even though there are still only 52 'regular' universes, though I guess The Batmanhattan Who Laughs, The Darkest Knight has killed/eaten almost all of the regular multiverses so they can make there be more later.
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Edge & Christian posted:So Earth 11 is a Regular Multiverse planet where literally everyone's gender is flippped so you have Batwoman and Superwoman and Wonder Man in the Justice League. Does that universe also have a Batman, who is a very pale gay army vet?
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Edge & Christian posted:This is likely more thought than anyone involved put into it, but at some point the Dark Multiverse were mirror images of "Not Dark" Multiverses, and So Earth 11 is a Regular Multiverse planet where literally everyone's gender is flippped so you have Batwoman and Superwoman and Wonder Man in the Justice League. So the evil Batmans predate Metal? Because in the Metal series they say there's an infinite number of dark universes, and they specifically call out Devastator as being what Batman could've done if he went crazy experimenting with the Doomsday Virus. And since the whole thing deals heavily with Batman's own fear of failure, and characters losing faith in him because of or having faith in him despite these secret fears of his. So if they're actually fears of completely different Bruce Waynes from alternate universes, that makes no sense.
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Earth -12 makes sense when you realize that Batman becomes Ares after killing him for killing Wonder Woman, who he was in a relationship with, and Justice League/JLU had a running will they or won't they plot line with Bruce and Diana.
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Nevermind, towards the end lady Aquaman Batman mentions her dad Martin Wayne. So she really is the evil version of someone else. Which kinda sucks. It weakens the story if they aren't all evil versions of the real Batman
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Gripweed posted:Nevermind, towards the end lady Aquaman Batman mentions her dad Martin Wayne. So she really is the evil version of someone else. Which kinda sucks. It weakens the story if they aren't all evil versions of the real Batman That is a very dumb and bad take
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drrockso20 posted:That is a very dumb and bad take No, I'm right. Batman's whole thing is that he spends 30 years trapped in timelines or hallucinations or whatever where he fails, but he's able to overcome it and find hope again. And Nightwing, after seeing all the evil Batmans loses hope in Bruce, which is contrasted with Superman who still believes in him. All of that is strengthened if all the evil Batmans are versions of Batman. If Batman overcomes them, it proves that the him who didn't renounce his moral code is stronger than the hims who did. It makes Nightwin'g's despair way more believable if the evil Batmans who have been kill people are different versions of his Batman. And it makes Superman's faith in his friend more inspiring if he has seen all the different horrible things his friend could've become. But if they aren't, if they're all just evil versions of different people? That doesn't strengthen it at all. This is what would've happened if someone like Bruce (but not Bruce) had failed in a way particular to their situation in their universe. That is way weaker, thematically.
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Gripweed posted:No, I'm right. Batman's whole thing is that he spends 30 years trapped in timelines or hallucinations or whatever where he fails, but he's able to overcome it and find hope again. And Nightwing, after seeing all the evil Batmans loses hope in Bruce, which is contrasted with Superman who still believes in him. All of that is strengthened if all the evil Batmans are versions of Batman. If Batman overcomes them, it proves that the him who didn't renounce his moral code is stronger than the hims who did. It makes Nightwin'g's despair way more believable if the evil Batmans who have been kill people are different versions of his Batman. And it makes Superman's faith in his friend more inspiring if he has seen all the different horrible things his friend could've become. But it is Bruce, just a version of him that's a woman, outside of the genders being flipped on her world all the bits that mattered were the same, and every other Dark Knight we see is pretty close to the baseline Bruce until the point of deviance occurs
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For those of you that browse from bookmarks, I've set up a subforum challenge thread here if you'd like to show off your culinary chops for a free av/title change. I think this could be fun and I'm looking forward to making Ed Brisson soup myself.
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I'm trying to find a short comic that i remember being posted in the BYOB comics thread years ago, I think it was from a magazine originally - it was this 6-8 page comic about a house and the people who lived in it, all presented out of order, so one panel would contain a bit of it under construction besides a kid watching tv beside the same kid now an old man, etc
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That vaguely sounds familiar. Was there a story in Alan Moore's Tomorrow Stories like that? It was a house/apartment building with four (?) floors and each one set at a different time where but also semi connected. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomorrow_Stories
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Yeah, there was a Greyshirt story like that. There's a page of it here on a preliminary googling.
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tinaun posted:I'm trying to find a short comic that i remember being posted in the BYOB comics thread years ago, I think it was from a magazine originally - it was this 6-8 page comic about a house and the people who lived in it, all presented out of order, so one panel would contain a bit of it under construction besides a kid watching tv beside the same kid now an old man, etc If not, Chris Ware definitely did some sequences inspired by Here, as did apparently Alan Moore.
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