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kujeger posted:Batman of Arkham Is that collected in anything?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Is that collected in anything? Yes, it's called, surprisingly enough, "The Batman of Arkham".
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Dec 9, 2017 07:13
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Evil Mastermind posted:My favorite part of that was when Joker met the guy in the shower. I think it's impossible to read this and not hear Mark Hamil's voice
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Dec 9, 2017 14:43
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If you asked him to he'd probably do it, too. Mark Hamill is a really cool guy
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Dec 9, 2017 14:46
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That comic ends with a couple of dudes talking to each other about Great White. "You hear he met the Joker?" "What happened?" "Joker said 'you're the worst person I've ever met." "Shiiiiit."
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Dec 9, 2017 22:37
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I mean, they're not wrong.
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Dec 9, 2017 23:29
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Finally, we figured out what's wrong down here! It's an outside source!
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Malachite_Dragon posted:If you asked him to he'd probably do it, too. Mark Hamill is a really cool guy You could get him to voice an entire comic by asking for each line (several people at several conventions throughout the year) add your own voices for character and narrator and, after he's dead, sell it for a ton of money as an "unreleased Joker cartoon with actual Hammil action"!
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Duke Igthorn posted:You could get him to voice an entire comic by asking for each line (several people at several conventions throughout the year) add your own voices for character and narrator and, after he's dead, sell it for a ton of money as an "unreleased Joker cartoon with actual Hammil action"! You’re assuming that Disney doesn’t own the posthumous rights to Mark Hamill’s work, legacy, and corpse.
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ecavalli posted:You’re assuming that Disney doesn’t own the posthumous rights to Mark Hamill’s work, legacy, and corpse. "Sir, it' been three weeks; we'd like to lay our father to rest." Disney: 
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Star Wars Episode 10: Weekend at Luke's
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ecavalli posted:You’re assuming that Disney doesn’t own the posthumous rights to Mark Hamill’s work, legacy, and corpse. When we saw him speak at a con some years ago he got on that topic and his contracts are incredibly complicated.
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Dec 10, 2017 01:52
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Yond Cassius posted:Yes, it's called, surprisingly enough, "The Batman of Arkham". Weird, I did search this on Amazon Canada and got nothin' except a bunch of individual villain stuff taking place in Arkham. I did get Living Hell as a result, though.
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Rhyno posted:When we saw him speak at a con some years ago he got on that topic and his contracts are incredibly complicated. No, I'm pretty sure they just say he'll be making these movies till the end of time.
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Lobsterman posted:No, I'm pretty sure they just say he'll be making these movies till the end of time. Why stop there. Disney will bring about the destruction of this universe so that they can recreate it in their image.
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It's a song reference. A deaf man knew that and you didn't 
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ecavalli posted:You’re assuming that Disney doesn’t own the posthumous rights to Mark Hamill’s work, legacy, and corpse. Considering what they did with Tarkin, that's very probable.
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Voice simulation's coming a long way, we'll be able to convincingly emulate in a few years. The way it's looking like it'll work now is that you'll have another voice actor record the lines with the desired acting, and trained systems can mutate from source to target voice whilst still keeping it human-seeming.
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Didn't you know lady? He's married to his job.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Weird, I did search this on Amazon Canada and got nothin' except a bunch of individual villain stuff taking place in Arkham. I did get Living Hell as a result, though. It looks like it's been out of print for quite a while, so maybe nobody's selling it third-party/used up there. Amazon's international coverage for third-party sellers is... spotty.
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But Dredd, she's a higher ranking Judge! You will also have to go to the Cubes! Still that's lienant for Dredd. Normally Judges convicted of crimes get stripped of their rank and sent to the mines on Titan. He is going easy on her. The Question IRL fucked around with this message at 14:08 on Dec 11, 2017 |
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 Pedantic Dredd is the best.
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If someone wanted to go back and read Dredd, but had never started, where's a good starting point?
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Toshimo posted:If someone wanted to go back and read Dredd, but had never started, where's a good starting point? The one with the talking ape gang war. Ok I just like talking apes.
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Talking apes are what make comics good, so that's expected.
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Today on Totally True Tales of Hercules And the end of Megatak  DeFalco taking over for Simonson leads to... something. 
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Push El Burrito posted:DeFalco taking over for Simonson leads to... something. OK, long blonde flowing locks spilling over what now must be a winged tiara - fine No undershirt, just a vest with chain connecting the left and right sides, connected to a belt that is holding up nothing - fine Studded wrist bands in two different sizes and styles - sure Spiked shoulder pads - why not? But what in the gently caress is up with those boot...kneepad...wings?
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CzarChasm posted:But what in the gently caress is up with those boot...kneepad...wings? Iunno but his right one is red and the left one is yellow. Can't blame the weekday colorist for that one!
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Push El Burrito posted:Today on Totally True Tales of Hercules That issue is one of my all time favourite Marvel comics. Particularly the part where Jarvis appears and when he starts correcting Herc he's edited out. The ending also deserves to go into the Touching Panel thread. My other favourite Herc story from this era is when he and the Black Knight go to a pub. I'll see if I can dig it up.
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Toshimo posted:If someone wanted to go back and read Dredd, but had never started, where's a good starting point? Lots of people recommend starting with vol 5 of the complete case files - that's where I started too - but if you want to read chronologically from there you should just stick to events unless you're okay with going through ~35 years of stories. V5 has a good mix of self contained stuff and big epics that are relevant even now. Otherwise though, Dredd's deceptively easy to get into. The only two places you shouldn't start at are the very start (cause it's kinda rough and silly) and America (it's one of the very best stories but it needs a little context to really punch, so read a couple other stories and maybe Democracy first).
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Disproportionation posted:Lots of people recommend starting with vol 5 of the complete case files - that's where I started too - but if you want to read chronologically from there you should just stick to events unless you're okay with going through ~35 years of stories. V5 has a good mix of self contained stuff and big epics that are relevant even now. The amazing thing I found about Dredd from starting at the very start of Dredd, is how much stuff was always there. Like if you go to Batman from the very beginning, Robin doesn't show up for a year. Batgirl and Nightwing take decades before they appear. Solid parts of the mythos (the Batcave, Batmobile etc..) appear much later. But for Dredd, his most iconic elements are all there very soon into it. The start of it is a bit more of the gallows humour and satire then people might expect but even at the start, early Dredd is still unquestionably Judge Dredd.
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CzarChasm posted:But what in the gently caress is up with those boot...kneepad...wings? Usually not segmented like that, and usually not as big, but Thor definitely has a thing for `em. 
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Toshimo posted:If someone wanted to go back and read Dredd, but had never started, where's a good starting point? Literally any storyline is a good jumping on point. Dredd doesn't have much of an origin or an arc. He just is this guy who has adventures upholding the law.
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Push El Burrito posted:DeFalco taking over for Simonson leads to... something. Jon Mikl Thor, even!
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The Question IRL posted:But Dredd, she's a higher ranking Judge! That's because he wanted to kiss as well but hadn't yet given permission. Consent can NOT be assumed people!
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A good Dredd arc.
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It loses a lot of its impact outside of the context of 2000AD though where was introduced as a new strip running concurrently with Judge Dredd.
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Personally I started at case files #1 and did not regret it a second
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