Boogaleeboo posted:

Black Cat got Mary out of jail, and Mary as always is just in it for the violence. As for Black Cat, she wants a thumb drive they have that has the addresses of SHIELD Agents so she can have them brainwashed, and also she's evidently super super evil now.

Gaz-L posted:

...Do I want to know? Because last time I was reading ASM was when she had gotten a job in JJ's administration so she could case City Hall. That seemed like, regular burglary type stuff. Did she get possessed by Malice or something dumb during Superior?

David D. Davidson posted:

Did the guy who did the art also do the art for mad magazine? I doubt it but goddamn does it look similar.

SilverSupernova posted:

At some point I hope they just do an issue where we just see them play out a full campaign.

Rhyno posted:

Actually it was "Coma Kid" a fellow student who was in a coma where he went back to 1973. Giffen and Rogers were big fans of Life on Mars.

C. Everett Koop posted:

I don't think right field is the right place for someone to try and escape in Yankee Stadium. See YankeeFans.gif for an example.

He can't be at Shea/Citi Field, since there are no fans at Mets games.

Gaz-L posted:

Is that book an ongoing? I keep seeing it on Comixology and assuming it's a mini, but there's no "#x of Y".

BravestOfTheLamps posted:

I think this was basically how Morrison explained Silver Age Batman.

Captain Bravo posted:

Please tell me that series actually ends with Rockslide becoming The Juggernaut. Every panel posted seems to be pushing that really hard, and I want it to be true.

Opopanax posted:

I assume he adds Loki to every mystery list just on principle

Alouicious posted:

WHO BETTER THAN KANYON?

Teenage Fansub posted:

The last preview page of Bluewater's George Lucas biography comic, out today.
https://www.comixology.com/Orbit-George-Lucas-Rise-of-an-Empire/digital-comic/197804?ref=c2l0ZS9saXN0L2Rlc2t0b3AvZ3JpZExpc3QvbGlzdDU3NTU



I'm usually pretty driveless. I wish I never learnt to to swim

zoux posted:

Uh whats the joke here?

The Question IRL posted:

Kevin Smith is a fantastic storyteller. In the sense that he is a really good raconteur.
The rise of the Podcast is probably the best format for Kevin Smith. And he was important for being the first big writter to really bridge the gap between comics as the obscure hobby and them as more mainstream pursuit.

As for his comic work, I liked his early stuff, even the Black Cat series. It's when he went near Batman that I thought his stuff became awful.
But the delays in his work output are legendary. His Black Cat mini was supposed to spin into a run on Spider-man written by Kevin. But because it took him so long to finish that mini, they scraped that plan.

One of the best jokes Wizard had was a mock wanted ad that read "Help! I've been in a coma the last two and a half years. I am trying to catch up on my comic reading. I can't seem to find the last few issues of Bullseye: The Target and Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do. Can anyone tell me how they ended?"

Phylodox posted:

You know how when you're stoned and you have these great, revolutionary, world-changing ideas only to realize they were complete poo poo when you sober up? Well, at this point Kevin Smith's entire career is predicated on him never sobering up.

quote:

I’m not telling you anything new…I’m far more creative now, you know. I’ve been writing this ''Batman: The Widening Gyre'' miniseries, and I’m stoned all the time when I’m writing it. And, I swear, I’ll write it, and then, it’s not so much blackout, but forget, so much so that the next morning, I go to read what I wrote, and it’s, like, I’m that cobbler and elves came and wrote it in the night, because I’m, like, "This is better than anything I’ve ever written before." I mean, like, I’ve done comics, but this is way better

Deadpool posted:

Now you know why he prefers couches and lounge chairs.

Deadpool posted:

All that's missing is a good light read. Like perhaps of dictatorial manifesto. You know something you breeze through in an afternoon.

The Mentalizer posted:

So did he come in from some nasty rain or get so scared he just pissed all over himself?

Gaz-L posted:

I think a lot of nerds thought it was out of character for Jen to sleep with a 'bad guy'. (I don't remember if that scene happened during a period when Juggy was an X-Man or not)

CzarChasm posted:

It's super racist (speciest?). Klingons? Savage warriors, every last one, but with a strict honor code. Ferengi? Scheming money grubbers. Wookies? Techno-savants, but otherwise harrier Klingons. Trandosians? Scalier, dumber Wookies. Krogans? Smarter Trandosians. Humans? Well, actually, all humans are unique individuals, with different skills, opinions and religious beliefs and futhermore...

Taerkar posted:

Only in DS9.

Rhyno posted:

Doom probably stole the Starktech LMD designs to improve his Doombots.

Gaz-L posted:

I haven't read as much FF as I should, so I assumed it was from the original Galactus story, what with the semi-Stan-sounding "HIM WHO IS GALACTUS" narration. Should've known because of no Krackle, though. Whoops!

Johnny Aztec posted:

Ask some Brits what they think about our Iced Sweet Tea


MADE WITH THE MICROWAVE

SilverSupernova posted:

What happened to Redwing anyway? Other than that pet avengers appearance in Guardians Team-Up, I haven't seen him in ages.

kizudarake posted:

Awww, Bucky.

Delivery McGee posted:

Saw this on Tumblr recently, don't know the exact issue it's from:

redbackground posted:

SilverSupernova posted:

Classic Hawkeye, Lady Hawkguy, and the Superior Hawkeye.

David D. Davidson posted:

I wonder how he keeps all the Creeds form killing each other. I mean the Logans easy, just toss in some cigars and beer every one and then and they are happy but Creed is a completely different story.

Gaz-L posted:

No, Doop was in an issue of A+X, the Avengers/X-Men team-up book, representing the X-Men opposite Iron Fist who was repping the Avengers.