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Scaramouche posted:That's gotta be DeCarlo in that Kool aid man licensed comic. You are correct. According to the credits, the story is by Jim Salicrup and art is by Dan and Jim DeCarlo.
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  The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves #34 (1972)  Power Man and Iron Fist #69 (1981)
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2: Does she fight Cardiac?
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Darthemed posted:
That is a very small receptionist.
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Push El Burrito posted:Does she fight Cardiac? More importantly, does she arrest him?
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Push El Burrito posted:Does she fight Cardiac? Nah, she's taking on a far more evil villain - private health care. Edit: holy poo poo the last page of this week's X-Men #1. 
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Edit: holy poo poo the last page of this week's X-Men #1. He’s the best! (Rocket #2)  
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Gann Jerrod posted:He’s the best! (Rocket #2) I loved that Rocket series, and it's fun that Duggan is drawing on elements of it including Cordyceps Jones.
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Gann Jerrod posted:He’s the best! (Rocket #2) That "Come Fight Ninjas" sign gets me every time.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Nah, she's taking on a far more evil villain - private health care. Is Blurd the twin brother of Murd Blurdock? Is he the Mike Murdoch to Matthew?
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Perhaps Murd Blurdock goes by the nickname "Blurd", it's pretty common for people with that surname.
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Proteus Jones posted:That "Come Fight Ninjas" sign gets me every time. Gets Murd, too. And Matt (secret identity: Soulless Ginger Without Friends) Murdock, but his are either in Braille or clicked on a ballpoint pen in Morse code or something. (If it'a a "Free Beer" sign, that's for Wolverine.)
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Infinitum posted:
Only two slaps? I feel like the onomatopoeia should be like "-apslapslapslapslapslapslapsla-" extending past both frame borders.
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Lobok posted:Only two slaps? I feel like the onomatopoeia should be like "-apslapslapslapslapslapslapsla-" extending past both frame borders. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyWEyePVcn4
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Infinitum posted:
This month's flash issue.
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Darthemed posted:
Oh man, that issue was a real formative experience with the X-Men for me. I'd read like, X-Men #1 before and not much else, but they didn't grab me until Bizarre Adventures 27, specifically Nightcrawler's story. Iceman's was good, too, but the third story was Jean Grey shortly after she'd become the Phoenix, and eight-year-old me felt like he was missing a lot of context. For those unfamiliar, the reason there's a whole bunch of other heroes behind Iceman (And what looks to be a second version of him) was that he was out there to judge an ice sculpture competition, including one of him. poo poo goes down, and as the bad guy with the cane and glasses comes out with his ill-gotten gains, he walks past the row of statues as he boasts, then goes "Wait, did we just pass a second sculpture of-"
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For those of you who know your Fritz Leiber, that's supposed to be Fafhrd. I admit I never envisioned him having red hair and a Lemmy mustache.
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Selachian posted:For those of you who know your Fritz Leiber, that's supposed to be Fafhrd. I admit I never envisioned him having red hair and a Lemmy mustache. Before I saw what publication it was I thought that was Angar the Screamer.
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ManiacClown posted:Before I saw what publication it was I thought that was Angar the Screamer. Nah he was touring with Sweetleg at this time.
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Bro Dad posted:Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3 Superman absolutely could see exactly what was happening down there, what a dick.
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I love how dune buggies were a cultural phenomenon for a while there.
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Lobok posted:I love how dune buggies were a cultural phenomenon for a while there. Were they? Honestly curious. I just assumed they were another silver age trope, like gorillas and coming up with new superpowers on the fly.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWFV20-to2g Elvis drove one. My dad owned one. I learned to drive in one. They were all over pop culture but I don't think they were actually popular outside of the west coast.
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Some guys at Matchbox: - So what kind of people drive around in cool buggies and jump up and down because they're not wearing a seatbelt?* - Oh uhh geezers wearing suit and tie and a flat cap, I think. - Cool  *) It's a Rolamatic so this happens. I have one or two and it perplexed me as a kid.
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It's because Dune Buggy's are fun as hell. It's how they got P. Stew back for Star Trek Nemesis, they let him tool around in a dune buggy with his bros.
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Bucnasti posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWFV20-to2g I see where the Spider-Mobile gets it from.
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Bro Dad posted:Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3 So how much of that Jimmy Olsen series about him being essentially the only guy in a light-hearted superhero comic that can recognize how horrible the things that happen are? There's some real potential here.
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Bro Dad posted:Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3 Why is Negative Woman canvasing in the background?
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Cleretic posted:So how much of that Jimmy Olsen series about him being essentially the only guy in a light-hearted superhero comic that can recognize how horrible the things that happen are? There's some real potential here. This would be a great read on Lex Luther
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Sherry Bahm posted:Were they? Honestly curious. I just assumed they were another silver age trope, like gorillas and coming up with new superpowers on the fly. Bucnasti posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWFV20-to2g Spider-Man had one, it featured in a James Bond movie, the LRV was dubbed the "Moon buggy".
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Lobok posted:the LRV was dubbed the "Moon buggy". Jesus gently caress that's a pun? Thirty-five years and I'm just now getting the goddamned pun.
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You know dune buggies had a moment in the 70's because Hanna Barbera made a Scooby-Doo knockoff about one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpJkuE_vDYU
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