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Ghostlight posted:The womb strangling was only one of multiple different endings to that film - some markets received it in theatres, but most only saw it if they got the dvd with the theatrical release being the ending where the aliens hand out boob necklaces.
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Ghostlight posted:Wolverine was in a team with Colossus and Cyclops. The smell of lonely night tugs probably doesn't even register for him anymore. I just wanted to say that I've been laughing about this for like a day straight.
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Lurdiak posted:Dan Carvey's career is indeed very sad, though.
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purple death ray posted:but the axe murderer movie is bad, sorry
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bessantj posted:1. Is there a list of all the Marvel and DC collections? 2. Are collections a comprehensive way of collecting together all the stories of a particular character? 1. Probably not.* 2. Sometimes.** *I mean, you're talking hundreds, if not thousands of various in-and-out-of-print collections and re-collections spanning decades of all sizes and scope. You might as well ask for a spreadsheet of all rock CDs. **Most of the time they collect by story arc, I would guess, but there is no rule. It would be better to ask what or who you're looking to read about, and get recommendations about pertaining collections from there. redbackground fucked around with this message at 18:31 on Mar 30, 2017 |
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bessantj posted:I don't know too much about this stuff so thanks for the extra info. If I was looking to collect a reasonable history of both the Justice League and Avengers and just in the main continuity would that be a bit more feasible? I updated my answer above, probably as you were typing, btw. And yes, that's a much more feasible question! I would suggest you hit up the Recommendation thread stickied at the top of the forum and post your question there, as you'll get better responses.
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CharlestheHammer posted:I am pretty sure there are like six separate comics that boil down to what the gently caress is up with Donna Troy. And we still don't know!
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bessantj posted:Who has been served worst by retconning?
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Doctor Spaceman posted:What's the deal with Hickman's SHIELD? Is it ever going to be finished, and would I be annoyed if I read it in its current form but never got a conclusion?
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I can't remember any details but surely Joker dies in the Red Rain trilogy at some point. edit: he does http://batman.wikia.com/wiki/The_Joker_(Earth-43) redbackground fucked around with this message at 17:02 on Apr 29, 2017 |
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bessantj posted:What are some of Wonder Woman's best stories, I don't know enough about the character, looking forward to the movie though. See the last page of the DC Comics thread, there was just a flurry of suggestions offered there yesterday. redbackground fucked around with this message at 20:04 on May 3, 2017 |
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I tried to read the article on a friggin Pixel XL and I had to give up after trying to scroll further down, the page was so user-unfriendly and sluggish. 
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Wheat Loaf posted:What became of Sherlock Holmes in the LoEG universe? In the first volume, he's only mentioned in the "present day" of the storyline, then he appears in a flashback where he beats Moriarty at Reichenbach and the last we see of him is him climbing back to safety. Neither he nor Watson are mentioned in volume two and I don't recall any mention of him in the subsequent entries. http://lxg.wikia.com/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes
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Wheat Loaf posted:Ah right, I see. So it was basically like the novels. It's always odd how writers love using Mycroft and Moriarty but never Holmes himself. Biggest example that occurs to me: Kim Newman explained that Holmes and Watson are political prisoners in a camp on the Sussex Downs in Anno Dracula because if Holmes had been in London he would have solved the murder mystery in no time and there wouldn't have been a plot. I think it's a case that Sherlock has already been used one hundred billion times, so giving the spotlight to the secondary characters is more fun and allows the writer to put their own stamp on them, whereas Holmes is always going to be well, Holmes.
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Disharmony posted:Can anyone recall which Wizard magazine issue had that story about Mike Diana's case? All I remember is that it was in '97 but that's about it. http://www.cbr.com/the-guide-to-the-guide-to-comics-wizard-74-october-1997/
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