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Welcome to the latest installment of the Funny Panels thread. Please put here panels which are funny - intentionally, or less intentionally! RULES FOR THE THREAD: There are only two. 1. Post your source. If you can, ID the book and issue your panels are coming from. If you can't, say so. Either way, address it. Thusly:  Journey into Mystery 634 Don't be one of those idiots, mmmk? 2. FFS post a goddamn panel. Conversation is great. Wonderful. Discussion of comics is definitely something to be encouraged in other threads, but the last thread would go entire pages of discussion with no panels and that is pretty effed up. If the discussion goes to more than two posts, please move it to derailed or Q&A, as appropriate. And now, PANELS to kick us off!  Journey into Mystery 633  Source: I don't know!  JLA/Hitman #1 (I think)  Source: Detective Comics (somewhere between 27-38)
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2nd deck should be serif 
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Sep 5, 2012 22:14
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YouSpoonyBard posted:Is that Chris Samnee on the art? I love all the stuff he does, who's the writer though? I'd love to pick this up but I can't find any other information. David Aja. Same guy from Iron Fist.
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Sep 6, 2012 21:19
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Whoah, no panels in 7 posts?  I love the way Dial H is centered around puns, basically, and yet is never lost in the silliness.
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Sep 8, 2012 17:53
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Mister Roboto posted:Power Girl the comic was really drat good, perfect combo of art, fanservice done in a appropriately cartoonish way instead of embarrassingly sexual, and genuinely funny writing. Not just her obvious art - every joke that wasn't directly in the dialog was also her. She had free rein to create too, so every humorous sign and design in that book came from her.
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Sep 16, 2012 19:02
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Magic Love Hose posted:I dunno, I laughed pretty loving hard at it. That is definitely ALSO a funny panel and ok by me.
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Sep 19, 2012 03:47
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