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Nessus posted:He's holding the gun as if it were his rather generous phallus. Yeah. It would be a very bad day for him if there was an accidental discharge.
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 Our Flag Comics #5 (1942)  Superboy #52 (1956)  Super-Villain Team-Up #3 (1975) This one would also fit in the bad-rear end panels thread.  Damage Control #4 (1989)  Slapstick #3 (2017)
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Nov 1, 2020 15:42
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Fuckin' Magnetos, how do they work?
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Nov 1, 2020 15:49
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Darthemed posted:
One of my favorite thing in older comics is the little arrows guiding you through the panels.
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Bucnasti posted:One of my favorite thing in older comics is the little arrows guiding you through the panels. "Continued on page [n]" before advertisements  Like did they really think kids were too stupid to understand that Hulk didn't just suddenly jump in the story to eat Hostess Fruit Pies for one page?
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Darthemed posted:
Today's lesson: Thou shalt not gently caress with Doctor Doom. <BA-WHOOM!> Thus endeth the lesson.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:"Continued on page [n]" before advertisements Kids are very good at getting confused. They're both much smarter and much dumber than we typically give them credit for.
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It was also a lot more common for comics to have multiple stories in the past, so someone might think it was a cliffhanger ending.
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Nov 1, 2020 19:14
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That was back when there was lead in everything, they probably did need the warning
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Could it be a holdover from magazines? When I read things on paper  , there'd be "continued on..." around all ads, plus long articles would start in one section and then end in the less valuable end pages.
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Uthor posted:Could it be a holdover from magazines? When I read things on paper OK I have literally never seen this, and I've read periodicals from the 20s and 30s. Must be an American thing.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:OK I have literally never seen this, and I've read periodicals from the 20s and 30s. Must be an American thing. They still do it today, it's more common in really thick magazines that have tons of clothing/perfume ads like Vanity Fair and Vogue.
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Might up my posting rate as a way to distract myself from the events of early November. V...- Comics #1 (1942)  Strange Tales #80 (1961)  The Mighty Marvel Superheroes' Cookbook (1977)  Ranma 1/2 Vol. 7 (1996)  The Death-Defying 'Devil #5 (2020)
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I'm the tailor that specializes in making swimming trunks for skyscraper-sized naval mouthmonsters.
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Nov 2, 2020 19:27
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I'm the tailor that specializes in making swimming trunks for skyscraper-sized naval mouthmonsters. I've said it before but I love that all old characters wore little trunks. Silver Surfer zooming the spaceway in his tiny silver underpants.
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Nov 2, 2020 19:36
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Nessus posted:He's holding the gun as if it were his rather generous phallus. 
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SimonChris posted:
Am I the only one who thought/thinks Maggott was awesome? No? Just me?
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Red posted:Am I the only one who thought/thinks Maggott was awesome? No? Just me? maggott is the most polarizing x-man
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Alhazred posted:In Scandinavia we are allowed to show nudity in our comics: It took a long rear end time, but that's the closest I've seen to a natural breast depicted in comics, and it took Scandinavia to do it.
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Red Bones posted:I'll never get tired of people ragging on Cyclops. Always the straight man, never the fave. Why is he old? Kwyndig posted:It took a long rear end time, but that's the closest I've seen to a natural breast depicted in comics, and it took Scandinavia to do it. 
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Red posted:Am I the only one who thought/thinks Maggott was awesome? No? Just me? I'm just confused about who the 6th person at the table is and how that doesn't look anything like Sunfire.
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Kalli posted:I'm just confused about who the 6th person at the table is and how that doesn't look anything like Sunfire. it's the eponymous worst x-man ever, whose mutant power was to explode.
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Rhyno posted:I guess it's possible but from what I remember Joseph was basically a transporter clone that had his mind blanked and he was programmed to kill Magneto. There was some crap about him being more powerful since he didn't have the blocks Magneto developed or something. There was a flashback to right after Avalon fell, Magnetos mind was restored and he had to fight Joseph. Joseph took a hit to the head and ends up at the convent or wherever Rogue found him. Magneto goes into hiding and comes back as Erik the Red? Since the actual writer who revealed Joseph's back story was Alan Davis (or maybe Fabian Nicheza), I think it was there idea that Joseph was a Magneto clone. A rumour I had heard back in the day is the original plan for Joseph was that he was Proteus. He came back from the dead and made himself like Magnero so as to protect himself from metal (Proteus's one weakness.) But lost his memory and so on.
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gimme the GOD drat candy posted:it's the eponymous worst x-man ever, whose mutant power was to explode. I think it's important to point out that his power isn't to then reform or make explosions or anything, literally just he can explode. Once.
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Skwirl posted:When's the last time we saw Joseph, I wonder if he's on Krakoa. He's done enough to differentiate himself from Magneto I'd think he'd count as a separate person.   Uncanny X-Men #16 SimonChris fucked around with this message at 22:17 on Nov 2, 2020 |
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Kwyndig posted:It took a long rear end time, but that's the closest I've seen to a natural breast depicted in comics, and it took Scandinavia to do it. There were a lot of bare-breasted women in The Phantom (Jaime Vallvé -drawn stories especially) and their breasts looked nothing like the breasts of actual women (African or otherwise) who never wore brassieres. Not that six-year-old me was complaining.
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Retro Futurist posted:I think it's important to point out that his power isn't to then reform or make explosions or anything, literally just he can explode. Once. How do you find out that this is your power without, you know, fatally exploding? It looks like a fun series so maybe I'll find out myself!
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Beast has a mutant-power-diagnosis machine.
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Savage Wolverine #5: Wolverine is in the Savage Land and (along with the Hulk) has inadvertently freed an ancient evil alien, so now they, along with Shanna the She-Devil and Amadeus Cho (he's the guy in the suit and he's glowing because it gives him a force field, since I know these questions will come up) have to come up with a plan to stop it.     This is the actual end to the story, there is no follow-up to this in subsequent story arcs. It is possibly my favorite ending to a story in comics ever.
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TwoPair posted:Savage Wolverine #5: Wolverine is in the Savage Land and (along with the Hulk) has inadvertently freed an ancient evil alien, so now they, along with Shanna the She-Devil and Amadeus Cho (he's the guy in the suit and he's glowing because it gives him a force field, since I know these questions will come up) have to come up with a plan to stop it.
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Why is kid genius Amadeus Cho 45 on that first page? Time travel? Simulacrum? Clone?
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Is that the alien pilot from the first alien movie
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Rohan Kishibe posted:Why is kid genius Amadeus Cho 45 on that first page? Time travel? Simulacrum? Clone? I wondered this too, but I think it's meant to represent him starting to Hulk out. Like, his features are getting broader and larger, that kind of thing.
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Android Blues posted:I wondered this too, but I think it's meant to represent him starting to Hulk out. Like, his features are getting broader and larger, that kind of thing. He's not a hulk yet when that was written, that's Bruce Banner getting eaten by a whale.
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TwoPair posted:Savage Wolverine #5: Wolverine is in the Savage Land and (along with the Hulk) has inadvertently freed an ancient evil alien, so now they, along with Shanna the She-Devil and Amadeus Cho (he's the guy in the suit and he's glowing because it gives him a force field, since I know these questions will come up) have to come up with a plan to stop it. Love the masked but otherwise nude look for Wolvie.
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Rohan Kishibe posted:Why is kid genius Amadeus Cho 45 on that first page? Time travel? Simulacrum? Clone? Frank Cho can't draw teens? I dunno. 
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TwoPair posted:Frank Cho can't draw teens? I dunno. I don't think I want to see Frank Cho drawing teens.
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Nothing good ever happens to Kobeni in Chainsaw Man
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the flopsweatiest character in manga, poor Kobeni
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