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While mine lacks malicious mammals, I like it all the same. I don't think I've ever seen a writer acknowledge lovely exposition in this way. From Tales of Suspense #80  Edit: Hm, SA's image upload doesn't work.
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Rhyno posted:God drat do I wish Mahnke would draw a Captain Marvel series. Just look at that. He looks like someone symmetrified him. 
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"No, can't let them destroy -- an entire village! Think of the terrible loss --- to America's reputation!" Tales of Suspense #93
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Who needs the army or supersoldier programs or A.I.M.? As long as the circus is around in the Marvel universe there will be a steady stream of superheroes and villains. Seriously, Stan Lee loves the circus. He probably would have made an awesome ringmaster, really. Tales of Suspense #83
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Sep 10, 2012 03:38
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techknight posted:Pete Ross' son is dying! The only thing that can cure him is to know Superman's secret identity.. But no one will believe the truth! From Action Comics #457: Some days you just can't rid of your secret identity.
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Sep 12, 2012 13:22
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I love that in two consecutive panels we get one hero who makes duplicates of himself as a mutant and one villain who makes duplicates of himself out of robots.
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Sep 13, 2012 13:32
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Perry Normal posted:The other side of this coin is Batman's trip to Canada to promote literacy and Zellers. I'll give them this: Edmonton is famous for their public plaza that dwarfs Red Square.
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Oct 4, 2012 13:28
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It's not enough titillation to have her covering up with a small towel, no, the artist had to include a crudely drawn buttcrack in the mirror.
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Oct 6, 2012 22:50
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TwoPair posted:Hey, I know a lot of you guys don't read the Comic Strip Megathread, so I decided to repost yesterday's Newspaper Spider-Man here. It's hard to believe that Pete doesn't constantly prank that jerk. I know some of you might say "But Lobok, we've seen him web JJJ's chair several times!" but no, I'm talking like, you have Amazing Spider-Man and Spectacular Spider-Man and Ultimate Spider-Man and then you have a separate comic entirely called Spider-Man vs. JJJ where they're just loving with one another.
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Oct 16, 2012 17:17
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redbackground posted:
What's he doing there? Putting up an X for "X-Men"?
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Oct 18, 2012 16:08
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Cassa posted:Scarlet Spider is great and you should all maybe check it out because I think you might like it? I will check it out, rabbi, thank you.
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Oct 26, 2012 13:16
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Nahxela posted:
Isn't it strange that at least a few of those Manatees would operate in the same way as the human versions? I don't see what would be much different about Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern, and Aqua-Manatee.
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Nov 2, 2012 22:10
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Captain Marvel: Master Comedian Captain Marvel v1 #8
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ImpAtom posted:God, I love Newspaper Spider-Man more than any other Spider-Man. They need to have Peter excel at this janitor job. Like, after being a shutterbug and lab geek and TA, he finds his life's calling. "Parker, great work! It's so clean in here I'd swear you even cleaned the ceilings!"
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Nov 15, 2012 20:08
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Jeabus Mahogany posted:I have a theory that he just acts however the gently caress he wants because nobody knows how he's supposed to act. Sometimes it's hulkspeak, sometimes it's not, are you really gonna question the Hulk? We can't hear it through speech bubbles, but Hulk often talks like one of the Karashian sisters just to thoroughly annoy people.
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Nov 16, 2012 01:47
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I love Ghost Rider's "Hey, watch it man!"
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Nov 16, 2012 14:27
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That's awesome. And I love the panel of Ben. The inking on his eyes and colouring of his mouth make him look like he's got his tongue sticking out like a slob but with oh so pretty eye lashes. Like a combination of  & 
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Nov 23, 2012 16:29
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Hamiltonian Bicycle posted:
I'm really feeling her sheer and utter terror here.
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Nov 28, 2012 17:26
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Waterhaul posted:Captain America #11 True Fact: The "high five" was invented by undercover Nazis as a hasty way of correcting themselves if caught in the middle of a Heil Hitler salute. It's an interesting quirk of history that the phrase "don't leave me hangin'" was thus coined by non-native speakers of English.
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Uh, no he doesn't, Tony. Interesting that that's the first thing your mind went to... Iron Man #38
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I thought for a second there it said "Superman melts Frosty!". It could be a great bit of Super-dickery. Heat vision: Frosty's a puddle. Freeze breath: Frosty's back in action! Rinse and repeat.
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Dec 9, 2012 02:53
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Hamiltonian Bicycle posted:Come on, it's simple. The penguin embryo develops by absorbing thermal energy from its mother sitting on the egg; when it reaches a certain threshold, it hatches. All eggs work that way. Superboy's heat vision just delivers the same amount of warmth much faster, causing the penguin to develop and hatch instantly. You can tell this is true by how the readers' letters do not question that part. I love the idea that eggs only need X amount of heat energy, and it doesn't matter over what time period the absorption happens. If you want your chick to hatch, screw sitting on it for days - just pop it in the oven!
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Dec 10, 2012 21:42
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I guess even in 1973 Marvel was hearing it from the fans about the universe being too NY-centric. Iron Man #62
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I think this narration works better without any explanation. Iron Man #66
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"Uh oh! Accidentally stubbed my toe! I hope Lois doesn't notice that I punted her desk clear over the horizon!"
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Dec 18, 2012 22:59
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Coughing Hobo posted:I can just hear it in my head. The guy behind Supes is just seething with rage. You loving rear end in a top hat my car is on the bottom That guy's reaction is the best because Superman's pose couldn't be worse. "It's me, your beloved Superman!"
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Dec 21, 2012 17:17
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DarkCrawler posted:Is there any comic book character more hilarious then Spider-Man? Seriously, I can't think of anyone who comes even close. I can't tell if Spider-Man is joking or if this is uhh, the "Superior" Spider-Man if you get my spoilery drift.
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Dec 27, 2012 16:14
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Are we to assume then that their real names are William and James Lieber?
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Evil Mastermind posted:
Don't worry, the guy on the left is wearing the one thing that will protect astronauts from Brain Bats and all the harsh conditions of space - a 1940s leather football helmet!
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If you have a friend who's sworn off meat and eggs, check to see if they have only one, central nipple. Yep, they're a vegan. Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe (Deluxe Edition)
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Lurdiak posted:Yeah he hated the idea so much that he chose to use it in his comic. For one thing it's a great way to have the mascot of the company and leader in guest appearances to job to that issue's enemy and require the titular hero to win the day.
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Unfit For Space posted:Sometimes I think The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 might be the best superhero comic ever made. It is pretty swanky. Love those splash pages of each villain being taken down.
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techknight posted:Hah, an old split identity story! I wonder what wacky situations the separated Clark and Superman will get into.. It's like those puzzles where you have to count how many triangles there are. How many different reasons can YOU find for why this is dumb?
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Jan 26, 2013 22:47
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Taskmaster would basically be a watermark over a large portion of the image.
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That story is pretty relevant for today. Two old people double-catfishing each other with android surrogates? loving amazing. Also, as funny as ASTOUNDING MAN is, we already have characters like Mr. Fantastic who we can mention with a straight face.
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Feb 17, 2013 01:54
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redbackground posted:Nowhere near enough flying penises. Hey, you don't talk that way about Superm-- oh wait, now the name Superdickery makes sense.
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Isn't anything that has to do with Cyclops pretty much one huge Oedipus complex, with emphasis on the complexity? Even from the very beginning, though he may not have known it, Cyclops was essentially competing with his father figure Prof. X for the affections of Jean Grey. Having evil, cloned, and future versions of your son and wife who fit all the various combinations of loving, loving, and wanting to kill each other is just adding more and more crazy layers.
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Fruits of the sea posted:Welp. Here you go: Do you have that panel to post? I've never seen it as I wasn't big on X-Men.
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Iron Man #54: One of my favourite villain names of all time.
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