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Xander77 posted:This, but unironically. Same. I never get tired of Archie Out of Context.
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Archie out of context and Archie in context are both good.
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Feb 7, 2017 20:40
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They're not out of context, almost every single one is a bad edit. It's really stupid and annoying.
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Feb 7, 2017 21:53
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Check out these hilarious out of context Archie panels I found! LOL!     The writers didn't realize the double meaning lmao!
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Feb 7, 2017 22:14
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are those supposed to not be funny did you somehow fail at not being funny
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Lurdiak posted:Check out these hilarious out of context Archie panels I found! LOL! Those are pretty drat funny. The surfboard even looks like a penis.
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Lurdiak posted:
This one is the only disappointment. A real missed opportunity with the shop sign. Please do a proper job representing Pop's Soda & Penis. TIA. EDIT: For whatever reason, I have a soft spot for the concept of Magnus, Robot fighter. Just a dude in a manskirt karate chopping old timey sci-fi robots.  He just said it was hate, get it right lady. Section Z fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Feb 7, 2017 |
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Feb 7, 2017 22:23
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Section Z posted:This one is the only disappointment. A real missed opportunity with the shop sign. Didn't the guy who did Magnus have a real tragic story in real life?
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Section Z posted:This one is the only disappointment. A real missed opportunity with the shop sign. Don't sass Hatebot, lady, that's how you get transmogrified into a great soft lump of jelly that feels only anguish
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Feb 7, 2017 22:46
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Out of context funny is fine. Don't post edits though. And try and source your panels. If you can't source it then you better at least search and make sure it's not an edit.
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Feb 7, 2017 22:48
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Magnus was great, and had the best sound effects. Magnus Robot Fighter v1 #16, 1967 SPLANG
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Feb 7, 2017 22:51
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Finally, a penis that actually looks like mine.
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I assume, in general, that if I can't source a panel and it's from a confectioner's selection of panels on some blog, then it's almost certainly an edit.
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theflyingorc posted:are those supposed to not be funny No, they were just supposed to be blatantly fake. Obviously I was giggling as I made them.
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Feb 7, 2017 22:58
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X-O posted:Out of context funny is fine. Don't post edits though. And try and source your panels. If you can't source it then you better at least search and make sure it's not an edit. Do we have an edit thread?
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flosofl posted:Didn't the guy who did Magnus have a real tragic story in real life? Russ Manning? No, he had a pretty successful career as an artist AFAIK. He did, however, die relatively young (52) of cancer.
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Selachian posted:Russ Manning? No, he had a pretty successful career as an artist AFAIK. He did, however, die relatively young (52) of cancer. Turns out I was thinking of Fletcher Hanks (who died frozen and penniless in a park). I read Magnus, Robot Fighter and somehow turned that into The Super Wizard, Stardust in my broken brain.
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flosofl posted:Turns out I was thinking of Fletcher Hanks (who died frozen and penniless in a park). I read Magnus, Robot Fighter and somehow turned that into The Super Wizard, Stardust in my broken brain. Yeah but, by all accounts, Fletcher Hanks was a real big piece of poo poo. I did always love how mad this head was though.  Edit: I got my story mixed up this is just one guy. 
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Has anyone brought back the genre of "Super-rear end in a top hat Punishes Criminals in horrific ways" in the modern era?
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rumble in the bunghole posted:Has anyone brought back the genre of "Super-rear end in a top hat Punishes Criminals in horrific ways" in the modern era? Ennis?
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purple death ray posted:Im pretty sure the nomenclature is 'vapists' Bless you for this knowledge my friend.
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rumble in the bunghole posted:Has anyone brought back the genre of "Super-rear end in a top hat Punishes Criminals in horrific ways" in the modern era? Closest would be Mike Fleischer's Spectre back in the '70s.
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I think the Punisher video game promised that, but I don't know if it delivered.
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I always love how mildly put-out Destructo looks over the whole thing.
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Dareon posted:I think the Punisher video game promised that, but I don't know if it delivered. There's a wood chipper scene.
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Zore posted:Ennis? Mostly lacking the Super part, as far as I know. It's an important bit.
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Rhyno posted:There's a wood chipper scene. And you impale a guy on a rhinos horn. You kill a guy on a museums display of a sacrificial altar, and watch the blood flow down. Game was real brutal. I think you could feed a guy into a circular saw.
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Jerusalem posted:I always love how mildly put-out Destructo looks over the whole thing. Stop it!
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Closest would be Mike Fleischer's Spectre back in the '70s. There was also a 90s series, which has gems like this: 
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It's worth noting that's true of the earliest Spectre stories as well Honestly having read entirely too much of the character I think it's fair to say he oscillates wildly depending on the author and era. After the weird 80s revival I think they finally dumped any notion of having him not kill the poo poo out of his targets (with some notable exceptions in the Ostrander run by which I mean the Joker and, yes, he was therefore immune to the literal wrath of God by reason of insanity back in the 90s. Comics!).
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SomeMathGuy posted:It's worth noting that's true of the earliest Spectre stories as well IIRC it was a way of killing people without -technically- killing people, but that explanation seems strange when you consider how balls crazy and bloodthirsty the Golden Age was, and would make more sense if the Spectre was a Silver Age character. SomeMathGuy posted:(with some notable exceptions in the Ostrander run by which I mean the Joker and, yes, he was therefore immune to the literal wrath of God by reason of insanity back in the 90s. Comics!). Which is quite possibly the single dumbest "why doesn't x just do y" explanation ever. Listen, you don't think about why Superman doesn't solve all of Batman's problems in a nanosecond because it'd barely even count as an inconvenience for him, you just don't think about it. Although that sort of thinking did give us this pretty cool scene from Green Arrow/Black Canary:    Don't think about the logic of that either, okay?
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dont even fink about it posted:Do we have an edit thread? Used to. Think it fell into archives. ED: eeeyup: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3748090
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WickedHate posted:Although that sort of thinking did give us this pretty cool scene from Green Arrow/Black Canary: I rather like that scene.
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Rhyno posted:I rather like that scene. Right, to be clear, I was using it as a good example of examining contrived reasons for why being in a shared universe isn't totally broken and invokes it. Also, I always thought it was from Kevin Smith's Green Arrow, but I guess not. Content! From an issue of Saga which I hope everyone is reading: 
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you can tell kevin smith didn't write it by how it is a good scene
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Open Marriage Night posted:And you impale a guy on a rhinos horn. You kill a guy on a museums display of a sacrificial altar, and watch the blood flow down. Game was real brutal. I think you could feed a guy into a circular saw. You could chrome a dude in a chopshop, run them through a license plate stamping machine, feed them to giant gears, run them through an industrial sausage maker, a drill press, and a bunch of other stuff. Volition had to add a score system and detract points when you did this, and cut the VFX, and cut the camera away from a bunch of them in order to release without the AO rating they got on their first ESRB submission. The game is actually pretty decent for the time, too. It had a quick kill button that felt great, too - basically in melee range you could push this and it would insta-kill anyone with a bunch of stylish moves, including the stuff-a-nade-in-the-mouth-and-kick-them-away.
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Rhyno posted:I rather like that scene. I'd love it more if Ollie had a Superman signal arrow. The best trick arrow.
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Open Marriage Night posted:I'd love it more if Ollie had a Superman signal arrow. The best trick arrow. It's just a whistling arrow that goes "CLAAARRRRRK!"
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Jerusalem posted:I always love how mildly put-out Destructo looks over the whole thing. Is he Destructo or De Structo? Also, I love the Superiority Beam. 
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