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Darthemed posted:
That’s certainly a choice for character dialogue
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i love the idea of getting someone to dress up as carnage for a publicity stunt.
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# ? Jun 1, 2022 07:29 |
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Darthemed posted:
Post Funny Panels: Maximum Bogosity
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gimme the GOD drat candy posted:i love the idea of getting someone to dress up as carnage for a publicity stunt. "Hi yes, um, I see you have a lot of vampire and beer wench costumes but where is your serial killer section? I'm trying to dress up like that mass murderer who's been in the headlines recently." Lobok fucked around with this message at 15:03 on Jun 1, 2022 |
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Lobok posted:"Hi yes, I'm, I see you have a lot of vampire and beer wench costumes but where is your serial killer section? I'm trying to dress up like that mass murderer who's been in the headlines recently." That's like that fast food place that serves Joker Burgers or whatever.
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thetoughestbean posted:That’s certainly a choice for character dialogue It was the 90's language was just different then.
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Zil posted:It was the 90's language was just different then. I have a strong memory of playing this mahjong solitaire shareware program for Windows 3.1, and one of the setup options was the "Glyph of Bogosity"
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Forget it Jake, it's Bogosity. drat, that makes 'bogo' sound like a slur.
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Darthemed posted:
Is that rob liefield?
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Grendels Dad posted:Forget it Jake, it's Bogosity. drat bogos, stealing all our jobs. Mega barfulous.
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Upsidads posted:Is that rob liefield? No, you can see one of Carnage's feet.
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Upsidads posted:Is that rob liefield? It's Andrew Wildman.
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for marvel in the 90's, every artist was encouraged to be a little more liefield.
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A Strange Aeon posted:That's like that fast food place that serves Joker Burgers or whatever. At least the Joker has a partial history of being a dude that pulls boner crimes to just steal poo poo. Carnage has always been a murder machine.
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Darthemed posted:
wasn't this the same story where Carnage sent himself over the internet
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TwoPair posted:At least the Joker has a partial history of being a dude that pulls boner crimes to just steal poo poo. Carnage has always been a murder machine. Yeah Joker is all over the place with how murderous he is in the comics. Sometimes he only carries a prop gun, sometimes it's a pseudo-prop gun (where it kills you with the little flag) and sometimes he just carries a real gun. He's chaos incarnate because you never know if he's going to kill you or not. Hell, I bet Joker's had his minions pick up burgers from that restaurant, with Jokerized fries.
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Zil posted:It was the 90's language was just different then. Somebody with serious hackitude is mousing through the link farm. Better set up a nasty gram on their homebox.
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Wanderer posted:It's Andrew Wildman. No the dude with the hair talking to carnage
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Venus #2 (1948) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie (1990)
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:Post Funny Panels: Maximum Bogosity I'm sorry, but I prefer my funny panels mega barfulous
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Suicide Squad #58: This one's funny more for the story than the actual page. So, the story is that the writer there is literally Grant Morrison. At the end of Morrison's Animal Man, Morrison shatters the fourth wall and talks to Animal Man and it's a fantastic comic. Animal Man #26 came out in August 1990. Just over a year later, in Suicide Squad, John Ostrander makes it so that Morrison hosed up and that by writing themselves into the comic, they unintentionally became trapped as part of DC canon... and then Ostrander kills the guy via alien. It's one of my favorite supremely strange bits of comic history. TwoPair fucked around with this message at 06:59 on Jun 2, 2022 |
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TwoPair posted:Suicide Squad #58: This one's funny more for the story than the actual page. That's brilliant. That particular issue of Animal Man was one of my earliest DC comics - the newsagent where I got comics was bundling all the Vertigo stuff into three packs to get rid of them, so I have a few random issues of Doom Patrol, Animal Man and Shade the Changing Man from that era. I had no idea who Grant Morrison was, but thought that was a cool issue.
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Strange #3
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Endless Mike posted:
I like Clea, she's cool. That's also a great speech bubble to convey emotion.
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I love everything about this page, from the huge text boxes barely filled by stretched out letters to the lady who hates a man because he sucks at football. Flash Comics #1 (1940)
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Journey into Mystery #57 (1960) The Tick #4 (1989)
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Superboy #102 (1963) Red Tornado #3 (1985) Silver Surfer #28 (1989)
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Keen Detective Funnies #18 (1940) Action Man: Revolution (2016)
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Darthemed posted:
Is that Mayhem attacking them?
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Martha Kent has cancer and Clark is trying to cut his hair as a symbolic gesture. Action Comics Annual
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TwoPair posted:Martha Kent has cancer and Clark is trying to cut his hair as a symbolic gesture. Raises the question of how they were ever able to cut his hair in the first place But young Clark yelling “Poop!” is extremely funny so I’ll let it slide
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thetoughestbean posted:Raises the question of how they were ever able to cut his hair in the first place In most post Silver Age continuities his powers came in gradually so they would have been able to cut his hair normally until as it appears here, that his invulnerability has come in. After that he uses his heat vision.
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thetoughestbean posted:Raises the question of how they were ever able to cut his hair in the first place I think in some stories it was shards from the rocket he rode in on? The hair-cutting implements, not the poop.
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Kwyndig posted:In most post Silver Age continuities his powers came in gradually so they would have been able to cut his hair normally until as it appears here, that his invulnerability has come in. After that he uses his heat vision. That must smell awful
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Is that Mayhem attacking them? Yep, IDW did a big crossover with the Hasbro books, Transformers, GI Joe, Rom, Action Man, Micronauts, Visionaries, and kinda/sorta included Jem as well. It was entirely OK, the best story was the MTMTE book which ignored the bigger story and was mostly about Crankcase trying to hook-up with someone he met on a dating app.
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BooDooBoo posted:Yep, IDW did a big crossover with the Hasbro books, Transformers, GI Joe, Rom, Action Man, Micronauts, Visionaries, and kinda/sorta included Jem as well. Meenage Tutant Minja... what ??
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More Than Meets The Eye3D Megadoodoo posted:Meenage Tutant Minja... what ??
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Meenage Tutant Minja... what ?? Sorry, yes. Transformers More Than Meets The Eye. The Transformers/Turtles crossover was in one of the Infestation series, along with Star Trek and Ghostbusters. IDW did a lot of weird crossovers, I'm pretty sure the X-Files investigated everyone at some point. BooDooBoo fucked around with this message at 11:58 on Jun 5, 2022 |
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Kwyndig posted:In most post Silver Age continuities his powers came in gradually so they would have been able to cut his hair normally until as it appears here, that his invulnerability has come in. After that he uses his heat vision. I mean I know a bunch of shows and comics treat them like lasers you can bounce off things but really, all that pointing heat vision at glass would accomplish would be melting the glass, right?
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