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You could totally do that practically, it would just be impossible to get Disney to greenlight it. Look up the films of Brian Yuzna.
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Lurdiak posted:You could totally do that practically, it would just be impossible to get Disney to greenlight it. Look up the films of Brian Yuzna.
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Payndz posted:The Incredible Shunt. good lord son
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Algeria is Beautiful Like America
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"You draw the figure until you get to the feet, and that's where the rocks go"  Anthony Franciso, Andy Park, David Finch and James Raiz talk about terrible 90s costume designs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEhdRnm16Ec
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Immortal Hulk #39. This series just doesn't stop delivering.
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Is that Banner?
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Infinitum posted:Is that Banner? Yes.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:
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Put that poo poo in the MCU and lets see what happens.
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e: uh, okay I guess  :
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Immortal Hulk is good as hell and these last two issues have been even better. This is one of the best comic books I've ever read, bar none, and at this point I think it's likely to go down in history as one of the genre's great essentials.
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This panel flow is a great example of how far comics have come. Banner Comics #3 (1941)
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1 to 2 is amazing. The rest of that page, woof.
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It's weird because narrative coherence aside the way he's flopping over from 3 to 6 is a really neat effect. Like, it's a striking page with a great visual flow, it just absolutely does not flow in the way that the artist intended.
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If those panels weren't numbered I would never have figured out their intended order 
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Flesh Forge posted:If those panels weren't numbered I would never have figured out their intended order I saw the numbers and arrows and still got confused.
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I saw the numbers, but initially dismissed them because what obviously should have been the next panel was never numbered the way I was expecting.
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Even the arrows pointing the order gave up halfway.
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I want a print of this on my wall. Spidey Super Stories #22 (1977) Pencils: Win Mortimer; John Romita (alterations) Inks: Mike Esposito; John Romita (alterations)
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Hey, he dropped his bottle of CURE
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C.U.R.E. = Concoction Upgrading Reptilian Enhancements
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Bottle contains the tears from boys who don't cry.
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Kevin Palpatine posted:C.U.R.E. = Concoction Upgrading Reptilian Enhancements Cash Usurps Rulers Everywhere Wu-Tang Clan (1993)
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  Silver Surfer #1 (1982) Pencils: John Byrne Inks: Tom Palmer
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Me, pre and post midnight snack
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I'd like to see someone explain the purpose of all that chrome machinery and piping (Art is good tho)
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it's a machine to conjure the soul of Jack Kirby
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Byrne, in his prime, was really good at doing cosmic Kirby (and Kirby crackle and Kirby tech).
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Rotten Red Rod posted:I'd like to see someone explain the purpose of all that chrome machinery and piping It's called style.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:I'd like to see someone explain the purpose of all that chrome machinery and piping If you eat whole planets for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, I suspect you need some solid plumbing for your bathroom.
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FMguru posted:Byrne, in his prime, was really good at doing cosmic Kirby (and Kirby crackle and Kirby tech). And he'll gladly tell you that he perfected it.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:I'd like to see someone explain the purpose of all that chrome machinery and piping Galactus doesn't just stick a straw into the planet and start slurping. The machinery is for extracting the energy into something he can consume.
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Jedit posted:Galactus doesn't just stick a straw into the planet and start slurping. The machinery is for extracting the energy into something he can consume. I could consume planets too if I had a fantastically complicated Kirby machine to process 'em into hamburgers.
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Jedit posted:Galactus doesn't just stick a straw into the planet and start slurping.
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Jedit posted:Galactus doesn't just stick a straw into the planet and start slurping. The machinery is for extracting the energy into something he can consume. Galactus should go paleo.
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Galactus eats planets and excretes the power cosmic so if you think about it that's just his poop.
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LordSaturn posted:it's a machine to conjure the soul of Jack Kirby Twelve years before he died
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