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Gavok posted:I love that Fat Colossus is there, almost definitely a jab at that one cosplayer who shows up at cons. Either that or he just ate too many of those awesome sandwiches with their own little belts
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Leper Residue posted:I kind of felt the same way at first, but then I realized I've talked with customers who don't even know what grunge is. Basically, Yes. Grunge, which as stated earlier, is apparently retro. 80's is now The Oldies. When I heard Under The Bridge on the local classic rock station, I knew it was basically over for our generation.
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Lobok posted:We shouldn't have anyone dying of hunger anyway, with or without Superman. We could feed the whole world if we wanted to. Holy poo poo. It's us. We are Lex Luthor.
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The Leper Colon V posted:I was more noticing his weird robot arm. His weird robot arm hovering two inches off of his gun. That's a face that's trying to keep all the pee inside because the owner of the face realizes he almost drew down on Batman Junior and freakin' Superman Himself.
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Jerusalem posted:Matt Damon plays the car that runs Brad Pitt over. The first one or the second one? 
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Action Tortoise posted:You've got it backwards. That's how he resuscitates flatliners. Also works wonders for sprains, strains, and other injuries requiring electrical myostimulation
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Well, there was the time on JLU where Lex Luthor built an entire low-income housing community powered by a kryptonite reactor, just to piss Superman off.
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Have they discovered ways to end a sentence other than with a question or exclamation mark? e: yes they have, sorry
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Gordon shaved his tash, this is still loving tragic and dark.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:I am 10000% sure that if I was offered a choice in weapons, one being made in Stevelandia, and one being QUENCHED IN THE FORGE USING WATER FROM THE RIVER DOOM, which one I would go with. Well, clearly. Stevelandia is for shields.
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Green Intern posted:If you want some menacing Vader, Star Wars Rebels season 2 is the show for you. I'm gonna post a link to a youtube video over in the Star Wars comics thread, since this is no longer touching or inspiring.
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Infinitum posted:So Grimlock is like.. double retarded now? Well, he was dumb as a post in the 80's Cartoon, but in most comics including IDW he's about as intelligent as you'd expect the leader of a special forces team to be. Here, he was imprisoned on the same horrible planet that Fort Max was. Then he went missing, and the next time anyone saw him was when the Scavengers pulled him out of a weird rear end spaceship full of blood and wood. "Me Grimlock" was about the best he could manage. Something hosed him up bad.
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Oh, man, I just realized. James Roberts is British, and those flowers are poppies with the colours inverted.
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goatface posted:Depends how much of it was a hot war. Sixteen million years of immortal stand-off. There's a fair share of dialogue throughout IDW's books to suggest the 4 million year Cybertronian war was like this. Hundreds of thousands of years without a shot fired, punctuated by horrible massacres that left planets burning. The 16 million years Saoshyant mentioned were between the Ammonites and Terradores, an entirely different set of big transforming robots, who in a few gag panels in one issue, trumped every thing about the Transformers. Whirl, the sociopathic camera-headed blue guy, ended their war off-panel and in seconds when he shot their version of Optimus Prime right in his face. I think that all got posted in the funny panels thread when the issue came out.
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Malachite_Dragon posted:I keep interjecting "Yeeessss" into his speeches Four million years of villanous peon-smashing is a tough habit to break. For what it's worth, he looked absolutely horrified and ashamed afterwards.
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Pureauthor posted:I have a pet peeve about humanimals that are elaborately dressed but only from the waist up. It just looks so weird. "You know what's weird? Donald Duck never wore pants. But whenever he's getting out of the shower, he always puts a towel around his waist. I mean, what is that about?" - Chandler 'Mrs. Chanandler Bong' Bing
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Rhyno posted:Good Lord. He's not just white, he's the whitest white guy. Honkier than an ahwooga horn Honkier than that analogy I just made
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Push El Burrito posted:Gorr was right. Otherwise he wouldn't rock a sword so badass it somehow transcends how dumb it should be. Do you mean ALL-BLACK THE NECROSWORD, THE SLICER OF WORLDS, THE ANNIHILABLADE?
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GrandpaPants posted:Also those panels were way heavier than what I thought a Snagglepuss comic would be. I dunno, I kind of expect heavy from the DC/Hanna-Barbera stuff after "We participated in a genocide, Barney."
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Goatman would have been a much different comic
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Samuringa posted:Sharks have very accurate senses I gotta be honest, I was expecting the punchline to be "Candygram"
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Wolverine Catches The Doubting Wheel and Cooks It Into Soup
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muscles like this! posted:Dark Horse is supposed to be putting out a comic version of Gaiman's Norse Mythology book which has those stories in it. The Danish Valhalla comic also gets into those (judging by the wikipedia article about it, since I've never read a one of 'em), as well as Thor and Loki at Utgard-Loki's castle, which is probably my favorite Thor tale I've heard so far. That's the one where giants troll Thor into drinking the sea and lifting Jormungandr, but poo poo their pants when he almost sort of does it Spoilering because while yes it's an ancient myth, but it's fun if you're hearing it for the first time
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akulanization posted:they were a society based on the brutal repression of a massive slave underclass. you do not in fact have to hand it to them. Right. I don't wanna get too long-winded, but judging Sparta by the rights and privileges of Spartiate women (which is what that Wikipedia article is talking about) is like judging America by the rights and privileges of its multimillionaires and billionaires. And by "massive slave underclass", something like 85% of the population within Sparta's borders were helots, their slave class. (Compare to about 30% in the American South just before the civil war.) And, the brutal repression included formalized yearly war on the helots as well as terrorization by a secret police.
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Posting these because of discussion in the funny panels thread From Superman/Shazam: First Thunder #4 (2006)           (let me know if I'm reposting too much and I'll cut it down)
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"I have bestowed the powers of the gods upon a mortal. It is my province to do so." Fe: with the scorn Supes shows for sorcerers here, now I kinda want to see how he'd get on with Conan. (I'm guessing poorly, but you never know.)
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Dog_Meat posted:I hate myself for being that guy, but... if he suddenly turns into a vulnerable normal boy on top of Everest shouldn't he be dying of exposure and suffocation? I used to follow the Everest threads There's not enough oxygen to keep you alive long term, for sure, but it's not like you're going to flop over dead within the space of minutes. Nor from the cold. Possibly he's also being protected by literal sorcery
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Thinking about it, a better reference would have been how long you can usefully perform tasks after suffering a rapid decompression while at altitude (like if the windows fall out of your airplane): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_of_useful_consciousness Everest, at about 29000 feet, would give Billy about a minute before the mental effects of hypoxia took hold. Which is still enough time to have those panels in, but Supes would have likely had to hustle him back down the mountain before he passed out.
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Maduo posted:Goku could not be more happy that his granddaughter's first instinct was to kick him in the face as hard as possible. A very Dragon Ball way to end. "OK, but what if you hit me... really hard?" 
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