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Vincent posted:On one hand, it's Leopardon and that's rad. On the other hand, Dan Slott is writing and ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... Apparently Leopardon gets taken out on the very next page anyway, from what I heard, so you're probably not missing much from that bit.
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Filboid Studge posted:Ryan North was a goon wasn't he? I don't think so? But I could be wrong; it wouldn't surprise me, but I don't remember him ever being here.
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Jan 25, 2015 05:00
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Nope, looks like that's the original panel as far as I can tell; it's from Silver Star by Jack Kirby, not sure of the issue number.
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Jan 26, 2015 03:04
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Malachite_Dragon posted:You're saying he just copied her and didn't hollow her out and use her corpse as a suit of armor. Right? Right?! The evil Tony Stark took the robot copy of Diamondback and turned it into a suit of armor. LMDs are robots.
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Jan 29, 2015 08:54
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It says something about comics that I have to actually be concerned about this happening.
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Ghostlight posted:He's saying she's a machine, the concept doesn't even apply. He used her scrap metal. Ah, okay; I don't know the storyline, so I wasn't sure if her software was still running in the armor or something like that.
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Jan 29, 2015 08:59
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Say Nothing posted:Hmm. TheJoker138 posted:Days of Future Past cover is pretty homaged too. People were talking about what panels have been homaged the most, though, not what covers.
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Feb 6, 2015 09:50
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Random Stranger posted:Actually it's an Artie Simek thing. He misspelled "Thor" as "Thorr" on one page of Journey Into Mystery #83 when he was lettering it. It's an error that's been fixed in all the reprints, though, so I'm having a tough time finding it (I think it was actually the last page where it was telling you to check out the new adventures of Thorr, but I may be misremembering). Is that where Hickman actually got it from? Because that sounds like it could just be a random coincidence, that he chose an alternate form of "Thor" that unconnectedly happened to have also been a misprint once.
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Feb 12, 2015 19:36
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Random Stranger posted:I am 99% sure that Hickman took it from there just because it's really infamous. There's a million options and he happens to pick the one that actually happened and has had nerds snickering for fifty years? And that's not like a misprint in Thor #242; it's giving the character the wrong name in his first appearance. Aha; I wasn't trying to challenge it, I just didn't realize how well-known a misprint that was. I'd never heard of it before, I didn't realize it was so significant and it seemed like the sort of thing that could be coincidental. Neat!
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Lurdiak posted:Archie's main comic also had that crisis on infinite Archies thing going on, which was the weirdest thing to even happen to Archie since that time they revealed Jughead was a time cop who was in love with Archie's great grand-daughter from the future and that's why he wasn't interested in other girls. Wasn't the Crisis on Infinite Archies thing this awesome plot-twist out of left field too? Like there was an Archie comic that at first just seemed to be an anthology of different what if-type scenarios, but then in the last page of one of them you had Dilton jumping universes Sliders-style to save the Archie Multiverse or something like that?
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