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Cassius Belli posted:Here's an earlier appearance of the page, but if you read lower, you'll find site pointing out some… sensitive and unfortunate implications it might carry. Welp, some good points made there. Thanks for digging it up!
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  The specific Wom-man one sounds like a wonderella strip but im not wrangling 2024 google to find it. E: oh there we go 
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Alacron posted:For posterity: I have to wonder if Kurt Busiek saw that panel and that gave him the idea for All-American and Sporty in the poignant Astro City short where the Hanged Man explains how a time rift during a robbery in the forties is causing a man to lose sleep. (Not a joke; can't remember which TPB it's in; would hesitate to call it the best thing in the book because it's all so good but it's a great eight pages or whatever.) Was it Jay Pinkerton who did a series where a bunch of things crosses by/flies through Bruce's window? The only one I remember is "Gordon-Man." "Why, Gordon-man, you're looking quite handsome tonight!" "So are you, Commissioner Gordon!"
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Admiralty Flag posted:Was it Jay Pinkerton who did a series where a bunch of things crosses by/flies through Bruce's window? The only one I remember is "Gordon-Man." Yep. https://imgur.com/gallery/8JrHGmC
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Thanks, couldn't find it with GIS. "Jay Pinkerton Gordon man" just brings up a serial killer and Pinkerton's work at Valve from a quick check.
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Admiralty Flag posted:Thanks, couldn't find it with GIS. "Jay Pinkerton Gordon man" just brings up a serial killer and Pinkerton's work at Valve from a quick check. "jay pinkerton batman comic" did the trick for me.
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Crossposted from the PYF Comics thread:Blarghalt posted:Were you guys aware that back in 2017 Margaret Atwood (yes, that Margaret Atwood) made a really really bad furry superhero comic that ran for three issues?
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SimonChris posted:Crossposted from the PYF Comics thread: I forget which Christmas it was but a friend who worked at a comic store recommended this as a gift for my kid and I got it after briefly flipping through it and taking my trusted friend at her word. The kid would have been maybe twelve years old at the oldest. I ended up flipping through it after the kid opened it and discovering just how hosed my friend’s judgement is. The book got hidden away so the child would forget about it and I don’t really speak to the friend any more for other reasons. Nothing of value has been lost.
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we all wanted to gently caress the half rat we all have that friend that is half cat
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Alacron posted:For posterity: Funnily enough, Bombshells ended up doing that semi-seriously with Batwoman
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Glass houses, secret lovechild of Whiplash and Batman!
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Grendels Dad posted:Glass houses, secret lovechild of Whiplash and Batman! That’s the shrike… named after a type of bird that looks like a normal songbird but impales prey on thorns and barb wire fences because a songbird doesn’t have talons.He is used to fill out large random villain team needs someone flying or as an intro fight before the actual plot starts up and scares heroes who are fans of science fiction novels.
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Man, people of that time had a depressive view on life.
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PainterofCrap posted:To be fair, Ben Franklin probably hosed anything that stood still long enough. He was very discreet about it, though. If by 'discreet' you mean 'wrote essays about it' then yes, he was very discreet.
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mercenarynuker posted:drat, think I could pull off a bandolier at a swanky party? Would you match the bandolier to your oversized pauldrons or your pouches? e: I couldn't remember if the Hulk eats or not. The answer is yes and he likes beans. I hope they had enough h'ordeouve at their fancy party. Elissimpark fucked around with this message at 02:21 on Mar 12, 2024 |
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 Fang the Hunter #2, 2024 Aww, he's learning. Arbite fucked around with this message at 11:17 on Mar 12, 2024 |
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Bitch collext that and sell it to perfume manufacturers. Worth a loving fortune
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Except they just threw a guy with the plague overboard, and the whale ate him, so when they made perfume out of it, people got necrotized. Superboy #145 (1968)
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Darthemed posted:Except they just threw a guy with the plague overboard, and the whale ate him, so when they made perfume out of it, people got necrotized. Ma and Pa Kent find out the hard way you don't cut Superboy's allowance
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Gyro never stops to think if he should, not just if he could.
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I enjoyed this bit from the recap of The Wrong Earth: Dead Ringers #1. Relatable content.
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Still chuckling at how the Supreme Hydra got killed by his own guys once.
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i pretend to be human all the time. it's not hard, shaxor.
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Then maybe don't speak your scheme to trick the blind person less than two feet away from said blind person.
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Shaxor sounds and looks like a mix between Shatner and Namor. He's going to woo that lady.
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