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McSpanky posted:The Badass Panels thread has recently shown a bunch of Superman/JLA pastiches in Marvel comics and most of them are pretty good and really get what makes the classic DC pantheon great. Are there any examples of the reciprocal from DC's side of things? I'm talking explicit references and not just old legacy versions from back when everyone was doing X, like Captain America/Guardian or the Fantastic Four/Challengers of the Unknown, but clear analogues like Superman/Hyperion. Jeph Loeb's Superman/Batman. They end up in a parallel universe with a bunch of Marvel-esque heroes. It's a Mxyzptlk thing and I seem to recall it's good fun.
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WickedHate posted:Because unlike "Cyclops", "Cable" is a name that means "one eye". Well for that matter, when has Cable ever had cables? I'm beginning to think the entire Marvel universe is riddled with incompetence.
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TwoPair posted:That one doesn't count because he never actually died. I mean, it's one of those bullshit times where he should've but he healing factors his way out. His inner monologue never even stops the entire time he's getting nuked and regenerating. To be fair, that explosion was full of Mutant Growth Hormone or whatever it was Nitro was taking at the time.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Here's a question that pooped into my mind today at the flea market when I saw a stack of Youngblood comic books for 4€ (the stack, not per issue): do people who grew up reading that stuff have some kind of attachment to it? Do people wax nostalgic over Rob Liefeld comics? Everything is someone's childhood.
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CzarChasm posted:In the Marvel universe, there are comic books that are inspired by their "real life" hero counterparts. I recall that there are Spider-man and Daredevil comics, which are kind of like the old pulp horror comics, and I want to say Captain America has a comic too (possibly drawn by Steve himself?)   Superman/Batman #44
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Rhyno posted:He meant to say "that weren't terrible. " "Sorry, due to your poor writing, you count as a man"
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Mar 4, 2015 19:33
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But seriously, why can't they pin all these cities firmly to a state? It's not like the ambiguity is a running gag like in The Simpsons.
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I don't know if I would call that "mystique".
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Mar 24, 2015 01:30
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Would somebody be so good as to explain what each of F A S E R I P stands for, and also the ratings? Cheers.
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Aug 6, 2015 20:53
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Pastry of the Year posted:You asked for it. Rad, thank you
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Aug 7, 2015 19:00
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Or maybe just make swimming motions in the air. Or run around the curvature of the Earth so fast that he flies off at a tangent.
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Aug 15, 2015 17:02
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zoux posted:Shall we make an itemized list of the ways in which the MU violates actual realpolitik? Law And The Multiverse is usually a pretty good read and it has some entries on this exact topic.
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I still cling to the faint, faint hope that they'll find a way to bring him back for another Star Wars film one day. Sith Force ghosts, it could happen.
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Squizzle posted:Ultimates 3: So much for Mark Millar's famed subtle touch.
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Gaz-L posted:Try Jeph Loeb. That was kind of the joke, Millar portrayed the weird Wanda/Pietro relationship relatively subtly in Ultimates I and II.
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Feb 1, 2016 13:12
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And Ultimate Extinction has that great line about S.H.I.E.L.D.'s budget.
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Feb 15, 2016 20:15
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Doctor Spaceman posted:How does the DC One Million trade compared to the omnibus? I'd like to read the event but I'm not a huge fan of the massive size / cost of the latter format. If it's the same old trade that I have, it has only about 7 of the 20+ issues from the entire crossover, the ones directly relevant to the main plot. In some cases it only has half of the relevant issue. The rest are summarised in text. It does come off as rather garbled.
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Apr 1, 2016 08:46
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Alright, I have to ask, in that famous Ali vs. Superman issue, who, if anybody, actually wins the boxing match?
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Jun 4, 2016 22:53
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My favourite part of JLA/Avengers is that tragic love story between Kismet and Eternity. 
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Jun 13, 2016 13:11
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SonicRulez posted:Why? The idea of a space cop is basic enough to be cool if they let it. It doesn't even have to be all space adventures. I also like the idea of a superpower which is powered by your imagination, and the bigger you can dream the more unbeatable you are. Narrow-mindedness loses, creativity saves the day! Plus, whoever's drawing the comic today gets to completely go nuts!
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Doctor Spaceman posted:Agreed. I really enjoyed the Under The Hood arc, so that validated the decision to bring Jason Todd back for me.
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Does the character Venom actually have any venom?
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