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Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

thetoughestbean posted:

I appreciate the guy falling into a hole and yelling “whoa, momma!”

Insert "your mom" joke here.

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Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: Public Domain #5

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Elissimpark posted:

Who's the artist there? It looks familiar, but can't place it.

Apparently it's Ernie Stiner.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Gravitas Shortfall posted:


HURL

(Bad Machinery: Solver 2)

Heh. I'm reminded of Nichijou!

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

site posted:

What I gather from these posts is that danger's main personality trait is Terminally Horny

An unfortunate side effect of being written by Peter David. The dude can write some good jokes, but does occasionally sacrifice characters on the altar of sitcom writing.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011
He first appeared in a Captain America comic, apparently.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Darthemed posted:

The guy on the right is Mickey Fondozzi, a recurring mob mook who serves as a handy tool for Frank. He was the guy who kept asking Nomad which superhero he was, in the ride with pouty Daredevil in the passenger seat.



Logan doesn't, so Frank pulls a Dio.


The Punisher #17 (2002)

Oh, this is the issue that lead to the horrible counter-"humiliation" in Frank Tieri's Wolverine. Basically, Tieri's favorite character Wolvie was made to look like a fool by Frank, so Tieri had him turn the tables in the most mature way possible.



You see, Frank Castle enjoying gay porn is funnier and more humiliating than getting stuck under a steamroller!
I'm glad we've mostly moved on from this kind of nonsense.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Nilbop posted:

I'd ask why Cyclops has a bunch of puppies floating around his head and why Havok is dressed like Jon-Mikl Thor,

Cyclops's ex-wife and Havok's ex-love interest Madeline Pryor (clone of Jean Grey, mother of Cable, occasional demonic sorceress) is back and has kidnapped and immobilized them both. Havok is dressed up in her old stripperific costume because it amuses her, and Cyclops is surrounded by puppies so he can't do eye-blasts.

EDIT: Correction:
It's actually Havok's costume from when he was Madeline's consort briefly during the original Inferno, when she was turning the Earth into a demonic hellscape.

Suleman fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Dec 29, 2022

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011
Claremont is known to have a thing for dominant, strong women (also clear indicators of him being familiar with the kinkier club scene of the time), which led to some real fetishistic stuff but also female characters with significantly more agency and independence than others during that era. He did also just write women as people, which was more than could be said of some other writers at the time. I'd read Claremont's female characters over, say, Marv Wolfman's. Nothing wrong with having kinks, nothing necessarily wrong with writing while slightly horny. Claremont was just a little bit obvious at times.

Some of his works have aged like milk and he's cranky old man nowadays, but he was still an overall positive influence on the mainstream superhero comics scene in many ways.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Push El Burrito posted:

Peter David is a fun dude. I talked to him at a convention and he's just a giant nerd about comics.

This is not necessarily the place for this topic, but it should be noted that some years ago at a convention, Peter David went on a racist rant towards Romani people where he spouted some basic rear end blood libel ideas. To my knowledge, he hasn't recanted. The US has a relatively small Romani population, so that can fly under the radar sometimes, but as eurotrash, I find that really off-putting.
On a less serious note, while I like some (not all) of his jokes, I'm not a huge fan of how he will twist characters to fit his comedic ideas. E.g. The characterization in X-Factor Investigations especially for female characters felt a bit off to me.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Thank you, I hadn't seen that.

For content, uhh


Source: Yeon-Woo's Innocence


Source: Fantastic Four (2022) #1

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011


Source: Marvel Love Unlimited Infinity Comic #32

Unrelated nitpick: Where did Rogue's thumb go? Did she absorb Spider-Man's sticky finger powers?

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

arsenicCatnip posted:

Pretty sure it's Karma, who has a lot of telekinetic powers, I presume Rogue is eluding to her ability to share sensations with people.

Karma specifically has the power to take control of other people telepathically.
Rogue is suggesting with Karma's powers she could be controlling Remy like a puppet in the bedroom.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Synthbuttrange posted:

he inherited the hair from magneto

He's also currently not the biological son of Magneto.
Not that it necessarily stops people from inheriting things, maybe they just use the same conditioner.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011
EDIT: Wrong thread

Suleman fucked around with this message at 18:45 on Mar 10, 2023

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011



Source: Avengers (1998) #34

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

3D Megadoodoo posted:

Wait, Sabretooth announced the stop on or in... what? A "next stop" announcement only makes sense inside a vehicle. The goateelord is clearly not inside a vehicle. What's going on?

Both of the characters featured on the page have super hearing, they probably heard the announcement from somewhere miles away.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Bucnasti posted:

Isn't Krakoa a mutant itself?

If so I have to assume it's horny, and probably has had sex with another land mass from a different timeline.

The current continuity says:
Not a mutant:
"Krakoa, having been part of the whole that was once Okkara, and with Okkara being an essential part of the Celestial-designed mechanism called the Machine"

Whatever that means.
Though the recent Marauders storyline kind of makes that messier.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #80

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #81

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011


Source: Marvel’s Voices #45

...Moondragon isn't emotionally stunted?

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

glitchwraith posted:

Not too familiar with the character, but Moondragon did recently fuse with her alternate universe counterpart, which may have helped her emotional maturity. Unless both characters where emotionally stunted, in which case I got nothing.

I might have been a bit harsh on her here, I just remember her early appearances in which her defining feature was being a manipulative callous rear end in a top hat. She might have changed her ways since then, especially since she's no longer being possessed by a dragon.
Boom Boom being in that group was also kinda funny.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011
Eh, enough about Moondragon. Let's talk about Madame MacEvil instead.




Source: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #47

Suleman fucked around with this message at 10:30 on Apr 12, 2023

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Zore posted:

Only in Ultimate I think. 616 Peter and Kitty haven't ever really had much interaction.

Yeah, 616 Peter is ~10 years older than 616 Kate, that would have been weird.
Not that the age gap has stopped writers from pairing her with Petes Rasputin, Wisdom or Quill.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: New Mutants - Lethal Legion #2


Source: Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comic #48


Source: Marvel Love Unlimited Infinity Comic #44

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011
A handful of random panels/pages from Ann Nocenti's Daredevil run.


Source: Daredevil (1964) #257


Source: Daredevil (1964) #260


Source: Daredevil (1964) #265


Source: Daredevil (1964) #269

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Kulkasha posted:

Is that JRJ? It looks like his work from back when he was trying.

Yeah, Romita Jr did some fine work in this run. The bold colors actually helped a bunch.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011


That time Matt Murdock re-invented the backpack. The look didn't stick.

Source: Daredevil (1964) #3

Suleman fucked around with this message at 15:58 on May 7, 2023

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Matt, you just met the man.
Source: Daredevil (1964) #3

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: Daredevil (2011) #3

The vigilante stuff aside, this kind of poo poo is why so many people want to kill Matt Murdock.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

MCU Doctor Strange would disagree.
Source: Daredevil (1998) #65



Source: Daredevil (2011) #19

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Source: Daredevil (2011) #23


Source: Daredevil (2011) #24


Source: Daredevil (2016) #25

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Endless Mike posted:

Ryan North is way too tall to play Reed

Agreed, movie superheroes shouldn't be any taller than their comic book counterparts. I mean, imagine if Wolverine had been played by someone who's a foot taller than the comics version.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Some context: Killgrave, aka The Purple Man, is a psychopath with mind control powers. Most people he meets, he can and will control with zero effort.
Source: Daredevil (2014) #8


Source: Daredevil - End Of Days #8

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Grendels Dad posted:

So... is the cat an unrelated cat they saved, or is Peacemaker pulling a Caligula and declaring that his cat is a dog?

Unrelated cat. This is the dog.

His name is Bruce Wayne.
Source: Peacemaker Tries Hard!

Suleman fucked around with this message at 14:50 on Jun 7, 2023

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Phy posted:

Oh good we found Spiders Georg

drat you.

quote:

“average person eats 3 spiders a year" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Kravinov, who lives in a cave & eats over 10.000 each day is an outlier and should not have been counted

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

3D Megadoodoo posted:

Why... why did they capture Billy Batson :confused:

They needed to capture the TV station, and Billy works there.

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Synthbuttrange posted:

this week's wolverine 35. Beast cloned himself a bunch and expects them to laugh at his jokes.



All those expressions. :allears:

From a previous issue:



I just like his little bib.
Source: Wolverine (2020) #34



Source: X-Men - Before The Fall: Sinister Four

Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Keromaru5 posted:

I'm honestly kind of digging the implication (or maybe it's just my inference) that Sinister is so old and behind on literary trends that he missed Austen's evolution from mildly popular books to absolute literary legend. Very Mr. Burns of him.

That is not actually Sinister, per se.
That's Doctor Stasis. Nathaniel Essex made three versions of himself, one to explore the potential of mutations (Sinister), and similarly Orbis Stellaris for cosmic power and Doctor Stasis for transhumanism.

Comic books!

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Suleman
Sep 4, 2011

Gnome de plume posted:

That's not a nice thing to say about Crystal, Quicksilver

To be fair, she does have that extra huge 60s hair.

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