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Selachian posted:Don't forget Captain America keeping his shield strapped to his back under his clothes. Yeah, that looks a little odd (from the Marvel No-Prize Book).
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Thor & Loki: Double Trouble #2. Loki tricked Thor into waking a dragon and hilarity ensues.
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robziel posted:(Heat vision + cold breath) = steam + super strength = portable iron. Clark always looked freshly pressed. Effort. Just use your super-hypnotism to make everyone THINK you're freshly pressed.
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Selachian posted:Don't forget Captain America keeping his shield strapped to his back under his clothes. GPTribefan posted:Also him wearing the ginormous chest plate under his clothes and it not being noticeable. Even when he slimmed it down in the red and gold armor there was no way everyone he saw wouldn’t have noticed. These all have the same answer. Starktech developed the image inducer (what Nightcrawler used during Claremont's run to look normal). Obviously, he was handing them out like candy to those who could afford to pay for them (sorry Morlocks).
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Thor & Loki: Double Trouble #2. Loki tricked Thor into waking a dragon and hilarity ensues. That art is cute.
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Green Lantern #11 (1944) Heroes #3 (1996)
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Uthor posted:That art is cute. The ladies over at Guruhiru do good work.
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Kalli posted:These all have the same answer. Starktech developed the image inducer (what Nightcrawler used during Claremont's run to look normal). Obviously, he was handing them out like candy to those who could afford to pay for them (sorry Morlocks). Morlocks wouldn't have wanted or need them. Looing hideous was an intentional choice to show how they were rejecting human society. They even had Masque who had flesh shaping powers and could make them look however they wanted and the rule was always "look ugly."
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Thor & Loki: Double Trouble #2. Loki tricked Thor into waking a dragon and hilarity ensues. Snake snake snake is an incredibly powerful sound effect.
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Captain Oblivious posted:Snake snake snake is an incredibly powerful sound effect. Snake snake snake Snake your booty🎶
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Space Squadron #3 (1951) Zorro #1 (1994)
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Sassy Thor has no time for your bullets Thor #283
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Is Thor bulletproof? I'm not sure if it's ever come up in a comic I read. I know the other Asgardians were super impressed by assault rifles in Simonson's run.
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Proteus Jones posted:My two favorite Superior moments are when Doc Ock realized that Peter had been pulling his punches all these years after he punches Scorpions jaw off. I thought that one wasn't cool? Back in November I posted a reference to that sequence and, when Skwirl mentioned that the first panel was a gay joke, I said that I hadn't read it that way and was promptly corrected by a number of people It'd be a fantastic sequence if the joke was different, of course Phy fucked around with this message at 19:18 on Apr 21, 2021 |
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Skwirl posted:Is Thor bulletproof? I'm not sure if it's ever come up in a comic I read. I know the other Asgardians were super impressed by assault rifles in Simonson's run. Thor took punches to the face from pretty much everyone from Hulk to Thing and shrugged off Iron Man's repulsors, so I'm going to say he's bullet proof and didn't have to twirl his hammer to deflect those bullets. Why wouldn't he do it though? Just looks like good fun. E. yup, bullet proof
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Skwirl posted:Is Thor bulletproof? I'm not sure if it's ever come up in a comic I read. I know the other Asgardians were super impressed by assault rifles in Simonson's run. Prior to the JMS reboot of Thor (which is where the below panels are from) Thor amazingly enough wasn't bulletproof, or if he was, he was so concerned about being shot that he would go out of his way to deflect bullets. It was something that came up a lot on battle boards (primarily as a way of arguing that Thor was less tough than Superman.) but while there was countless examples pre 2000's of Thor taking lasers, magic blasts, bombs and Hulk punches to the face, very few examples of Thor getting shot and no-selling it. There were lots of examples of him using his hammer to deflect bullets before they could hit him (and even in, I think Walter Simons run, he was doing it to spear traps set up by a Viking.) There was also an example in Christopher Priests Black Panther run where Thor is shot in the head with a sniper rifle which breaks his skin and knocks him out*. I believe comic pros Kurt Busiek and Tom Brevoort would go online a lot to argue how Thor wasn't bullet proof. *= Even in that story they say that the bullet broke his skin but stopped at his skull. And I think Christopher Priest defended this scene to rabid onlilne Thor fans by saying that the script called for a high-tech Kirby style gun, but the artist (I think Mark Texeria) just drew it as a big modern sniper rifle.
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Post JMS Thor being powered up makes a bit of sense, since it's him coming back from Ragnorak. He stared death and annihilation in they eye and said "no, you blink."
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No-Prize attempt: Thor has always been bulletproof, but he finds getting shot at annoying. Just because my kid shooting Nerf darts at me won't kill me doesn't mean I want Nerf darts shot at my face all day. Same deal.
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Splint Chesthair posted:No-Prize attempt: Thor has always been bulletproof, but he finds getting shot at annoying. Just because my kid shooting Nerf darts at me won't kill me doesn't mean I want Nerf darts shot at my face all day. Same deal.
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This all makes Skurge using a loving assault rifle really weird.
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counterpoint: that scene was really badass
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John Dyne posted:This all makes Skurge using a loving assault rifle really weird. Like I said, Asgardians were super duper loving impressed with assault rifles during the Walt Simonson run, they didn't get shot by them but they liked what they could do to Dark Elves, so they brought a poo poo ton back with them.
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# ? Apr 21, 2021 20:52 |
Skwirl posted:Post JMS Thor being powered up makes a bit of sense, since it's him coming back from Ragnorak. He stared death and annihilation in they eye and said "no, you blink." He also got the Odinforce for a while. I'm pretty sure he lost it since but it seems to have left him tougher than before.
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Lurdiak posted:He also got the Odinforce for a while. I'm pretty sure he lost it since but it seems to have left him tougher than before. I think he has it back, or something similar since he's king of Asgard now. Also he has Power Cosmic now maybe? I ditched Cates' Thor after a couple issues.
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John Dyne posted:This all makes Skurge using a loving assault rifle really weird. I think Thor is more durable than other Asgardians, who are, in turn, more durable than humans. So Thor might be bulletproof, but Volstagg isn't. So long as you're not fighting Thor at the Gjallerbru, an assault rifle might be a good weapon.
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Elissimpark posted:Effort. Just use your super-hypnotism to make everyone THINK you're freshly pressed. Why even bother with clothes at all then? Just hypnotize people into thinking you are wearing clothes.
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Phy posted:I thought that one wasn't cool? Back in November I posted a reference to that sequence and, when Skwirl mentioned that the first panel was a gay joke, I said that I hadn't read it that way and was promptly corrected by a number of people I don't know if I'd call it a 'gay joke' so much as just part of the whole 90s 'guys not doing traditional man things is funny' that was often but not always homophobic. 'Man-purse' jokes were similarly rooted in insecure masculinity, and often said by people who'd also find homophobic jokes funny, but by itself isn't homophobic. A joke doesn't have to be offensive to be outdated and unfunny, and that joke is absolutely outdated and unfunny. C'mon, Spidey, I respect that you're probably rusty, but you can do better than a quip from Friends.
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# ? Apr 22, 2021 01:41 |
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It’s a joke that plays off of patriarchal stereotypes which emboldens bigotry and mockery against anything not conforming to cis hetero standards, so yes, it is definitely a homophobic joke. Not attacking anyone who said otherwise, it’s an easy joke to obfuscate with what aboutisms, but it’s a joke still rooted in bigoted stereotypes.
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It's making fun of a guy for doing something traditionally feminine, which is cheap and beneath Spider-Man. If it was a better insult that would be an amazing sequence of panels, the art does a lot to sell it.
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IYKK posted:Why even bother with clothes at all then? Just hypnotize people into thinking you are wearing clothes. I'm liking this grubby Superman reboot. Lex hates Superman because he's the only one who knows he's not wearing clothes, but no believes him.
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Elissimpark posted:I'm liking this grubby Superman reboot. Lex hates Superman because he's the only one who knows he's not wearing clothes, but no believes him. Reminds me of Black Superman and how his world's Lex is still white and is constantly yelling about how he hates Superman but not in a racist way.
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Cleretic posted:I don't know if I'd call it a 'gay joke' so much as just part of the whole 90s 'guys not doing traditional man things is funny' that was often but not always homophobic. 'Man-purse' jokes were similarly rooted in insecure masculinity, and often said by people who'd also find homophobic jokes funny, but by itself isn't homophobic.
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Superman should also be tubby and out of shape. He gets his incredible strength from the sun and can lift buildings with ease, which makes it difficult to get a proper workout, let alone a bodybuilding routine. He just uses hypnosis to make everyone believe that he's totally chiseled and ripped. If DC wants to stay relevant, they will give us Fat Naked Schlub Superman, the boldest and most exciting new take on the character since his original conception.
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Nessus posted:You could build some kind of a riff off of "messenger bag," you don't even have to change the art. Slott had like two years to write his big Spider-Man return scene, and that’s the joke he went with.
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Libra posted:Superman should also be tubby and out of shape. He gets his incredible strength from the sun and can lift buildings with ease, which makes it difficult to get a proper workout, let alone a bodybuilding routine. He just uses hypnosis to make everyone believe that he's totally chiseled and ripped. Superman is at least shown to have hyperdense lifting weights in the fortress of solitude and other such things every once in a while so it's not like he's just coasting on his strength. He should probably still look more like a circus strongman than a bodybuilder, like he did in the golden age, but that critique applies to superheroes in general.
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Way of X #1. A mutant has been reborn with all her powers.
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Libra posted:Superman should also be tubby and out of shape. He gets his incredible strength from the sun and can lift buildings with ease, which makes it difficult to get a proper workout, let alone a bodybuilding routine. He just uses hypnosis to make everyone believe that he's totally chiseled and ripped. Reminds me of the commentary for the second X-Men movie, where James Marsden proudly explains that Cyclops' fight scene was his idea and that it's there to show why Cyclops isn't just a schlubby fat dude with punch vision.
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There’s a local Detroit radio host that worked at a theme park with James Marsden while they were teenagers, and his jealousy is hilarious.
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Open Marriage Night posted:There’s a local Detroit radio host that worked at a theme park with James Marsden while they were teenagers, and his jealousy is hilarious. X-Men: The Last Stand must be his favorite movie.
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