Skwirl posted:

Cat beast is better, but I'm the weirdo who liked that donkey beast that showed up for two panels in SWORD or something.

Vincent posted:

Howard the Duck #2 by Mahmud Azrar


Deadpool #45 by Skottie Young


I want a whole month of Run the Jewels

Sizone posted:

Fedex arrow. Once you know it's there you can't igonore it and they add absolutely nothing to the comic. In fact, being unfunny, they actually detract from the comic. So, thanks, I will.

Metalshark posted:

It's standalone, but it does feature a recurring villain from Jason Aaron's Thor: God of Thunder run that lasted for 25 issues that immediately preceded this Thor volume. God of Thunder is a good run, but it's not essential if you're only interested in the current Thor.

Dacap posted:

Beef Jerky Robot posted:

is cowboy bebop a good show

El Gallinero Gros posted:

There are so many things to love about this.

Lurdiak posted:

They've had the registration act forever, they got taken over by evil aliens like 3 times, they militarize all their superheroes, etc.

And Weapon X is kind of a big evil thing to have!

Duke Igthorn posted:

I wish I could draw because I have an idea for a comic about a hero who has to invoke the wisdom of Nona, the protection of Inuus, the intelligence of Genius, the grace of Gratiae, the kindness of Empanda, and the stamina of Roma.

Also he has to point at the people committing the crime.

flosofl posted:

And this *has* to be where Black Dynamite got that Anaconda Malt Liquor chain of reasoning scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXKYQvP0zQ0

site posted:

Clone wars is actually really good sorry

Malachite_Dragon posted:

That's an [internal screaming] panel if I've ever seen one

Phy posted:

At least one cop switched to their left hand to cock the hammer.

KaosMachina posted:

Honestly, I REMEMBER liking The Twelve, but I am hard pressed to recall but a few details here and there about it, and the stronger beats of the last issue. And I constantly see it mentioned as a huge disappointment. What's the deal?

Dareon posted:

Yeah, I'd actually be on board with flashy sparkling vampire Jubilee.

Although on that note I'm slightly surprised she's still being called Jubilee, my cynical comic-reading mind would have expected her to take a more vampiric sobriquet, like NIGHTBLOOD or BLOODNIGHT or POUCHFANG. Then I have the vague recollection that maybe her name was literally Jubilation Lee? Maybe?

Discendo Vox posted:

In what world is clock king useless?

Ariong posted:

Help, I don't get it I'm dumb. Is there something weird about the beer bottle he's holding? Is the joke that he's holding it in front of his crotch so it kinda looks like he's touching himself if you squint?

Rhyno posted:

In another world his powers were focused though another orifice in his body. In another world he is known as...









BROWN NOTE

zoux posted:

Oops I forgot to tell a joke

Jordan7hm posted:

The moment Clint realizes he’s only useful as Hawkeye.

Gaz-L posted:

Given that that book was them specifically getting an openly gay Latinx woman and YA author to write her first comic so as to have legitimacy and authenticity, I think you're 100% wrong.

Now Gabby Rivera ended up being a TERRIBLE comics writer (no clue if her prose work is any good) with an atrociously blunt and unfunny sense of humour and an extremely unsubtle and clumsy way of illustrating her themes, but I don't think it was a case of Marvel attempting to appeal to a demographic they didn't understand. After all, the same basic approach had actually worked extraordinarily well with Ta-Nehisi Coates on Black Panther. (And was a decent creative/critical, if not commerical, success with Chelsea Cain on Mockingbird)

The two issue crossover with Hawkeye was painful in how obviously Kelly Thompson was trying to hammer Rivera's dialogue into something approaching readable.