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Ensign_Ricky posted:There needs to be more Deadpool singing Queen. Just because. During the Secret Invasion arc from Way's run (you know, before it flew off the rails), Nick Fury told Deadpool about how he was getting intel from the Skrulls on how to "kill a queen." Deadpool started singing Queen lyrics about dynamite and a laser beam and Fury had no idea what he was talking about because Fury is a loving square.
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Archenteron posted:So was this one drawn by the guy who animates Family Guy? "Holy crap! Trying to figure out how to stop the incursions is as frustrating as the time I played Guess Who? with Matt Murdock!"
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Going back a few pages for Chamber talk.KittenofDoom posted:I'm not up-to-date on the X-Men. Who is lava-barfy dude and how does he speak? He speaks telepathically, which led to a nice issue back in the day when he was at a store, wearing a scarf over his face to cover his mutation, and he asked this young woman a question. Even though he looked normal enough, she panicked and ran out the building, almost getting run over by a car. It turns out she's deaf, so when she heard him "speaking" to her, it caused her to freak the gently caress out. Then they started dating. Anyway, funny panels. This is from the Badger #65. The Badger is a superhero from the 80's who is kind of like an amalgam of Deadpool and Animal Man, minus the fourth wall part. In this issue, the Badger crosses paths with Elvis, who turns out to be alive after all. Badger becomes his bodyguard as they go after the Colonel (who as it turns out is not Colonel Parker but Colonel Sanders). Then Bruce Lee, also surprisingly alive, joins their party. They go to the Colonel's mansion and are met with his enforcer, Jim Belushi's as Samurai Futaba.    And no, Lanier Lutefisk was never mentioned before this or ever again.
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redbackground posted:What was Fury hoping to gain by doing that, anyway? Not getting his face caved in with a magic hammer.
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Feb 12, 2015 20:02
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Opopanax posted:I assume he adds Loki to every mystery list just on principle His list needs Red Herring.
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Feb 13, 2015 07:50
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Lurdiak posted:He's smarter than the average dog, either way. Ranger Boltagon isn't going to like this...
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Feb 22, 2015 22:25
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Lurdiak posted:People who are into anime keep assuring me power limiters are a very cool concept, but I've yet to be convinced they're not really dumb. The best version of it was Cable in Cable/Deadpool. Cable's tech virus arm thing holds back his psychic powers. By removing the virus, Cable becomes godly powerful, though he knows it'll eventually kill him, so he becomes a benevolent dictator of the world in hopes that he'll be put down and seen as a martyr. That was cool.
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Mar 18, 2015 18:39
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cisneros posted:The best thing was that they called the Silver Surfer in to stop him and he wrecked him instead of jobbing it like usual. The best thing was that it was arguably the exact moment when Cable and Deadpool stopped being hated enemies. Cable's plan was to be taken out by the X-Men and Deadpool. Instead, Deadpool turned on the X-Men. Cable hadn't foreseen that and then it dawned on him that despite everything, Deadpool actually believed in him. 
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Mar 18, 2015 20:14
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Cool, the Pre-Crisis version of the Injustice: Gods Among Us Hype Pig.
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Mar 21, 2015 02:36
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Lurdiak posted:A charming and trustworthy demeanor matched by few. Didn't that lady date Bazooka Joe back in the day?
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Mar 27, 2015 00:45
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John Dyne posted:Ninja Turtle Adventures #64 And the Raph says MILLIONS!
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Apr 9, 2015 02:40
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Mortal Kombat X #15. All you need to know is that it takes place about 20 years after the last game and Johnny Cage and Sonya Blade are divorced. 
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Apr 12, 2015 22:51
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Wanderer posted:(Somebody told me Keith Giffen had done porn and I had to see that.) When you forget he's an artist, the context of this quote sounds a lot worse than it is.
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Apr 14, 2015 06:11
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Cangelosi posted:Screw all y'all. THIS is the true form of Galactus. Only when looked at by the Ballchinian from Men in Black 2.
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Apr 24, 2015 03:12
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Superman won't stop smelling his finger and it's kind of creeping me out.   From Injustice: Year 4 #1.
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May 14, 2015 04:52
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mind the walrus posted:I wonder who actually has the record for most death-resurrections aside from characters who have that as their schtick like Mr. Immortal or Resurrection Man? I figure Apocalypse would be up there, but his resurrection thing has been often enough that it's also become his schtick. Same with Solomon Grundy, though Grundy's more blatant.
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May 17, 2015 19:52
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  Archie vs. Predator #2.
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May 20, 2015 16:05
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Chris Sims spent well over a year watching and reviewing every episode of the X-Men cartoon and now is writing X-Men '92. The first issue just came out. I wonder if he has the voice of the characters down...     That's about right.
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May 28, 2015 03:47
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Phy posted:Wait, wait. Does that mean Batman doesn't know who Bugs Bunny is? They've teamed up, so he knows.
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May 31, 2015 19:12
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Keromaru5 posted:It could be like that SNL skit The Rock did several years ago, where Superman actually does a terrible job of hiding his secret identity, and everyone at the Daily Planet jokes about it around him just to laugh at his denials. "several years" = 15 years. Dear Lord...
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Jun 24, 2015 12:46
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mind the walrus posted:And this goober is exactly why Marvel will never ever change it. Sinister's costume is seared in the minds of 90s manchildren because as a stand-alone design it does work, but it has no loving business on a hybrid of Victorian and Nazi science-gone-bad. Oh if only I had said as much in my original post... if only... what a world that would have been... You don't want a hybrid of Victorian and Nazi science-gone-bad. You want STAAAAAAHHHHHHDUST!
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Jul 13, 2015 17:45
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Jiro posted:Why are Conan O'Brien and Andy Richter-- --accosting Madman?! 
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Jul 24, 2015 01:10
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Wanderer posted:From the latest chapter of the Sonic & Mega Man & a dozen other things Worlds Unite crossover: THIS IS BULLSHIT YOU CAN'T GROUND GUILE That reminds me, does anyone have that short comic from the first Sonic/Mega Man crossover where they have the excessively annoying cockney character from Sonic meeting the grizzled cop from Mega Man who looks like he's one second away from murdering everyone in a five-mile radius?
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Jul 24, 2015 23:19
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Veotax posted:Here you go! Beautiful.
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Jul 24, 2015 23:28
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I don't have the pages on me, but there's a story in the early 90's about how there can only be one Earth Lantern and rather than destroy a city with their rings, Guy and Hal agree to fight it out powerless. Hal suckerpunches Guy down and Blue Beetle's in the background, laughing his rear end off. Guy springs back up, going, "No one punch... NO ONE PUNCH!" and the fight goes on. The funniest One Punch moment is still when Hal punched down Batman during Rebirth. Not because Guy was given the Blue Beetle role, but because of the legion of angry Batfans who couldn't accept Batman being punched ever.
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Jul 26, 2015 20:00
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I call bullshit. That hit him in the head, not the tunk!
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Jul 28, 2015 07:22
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Wearing a tank top, zubaz and a fanny pack is the official uniform of any given pro wrestler, yet I can't find a picture of Batista wearing that. My whole life is a lie.
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Aug 2, 2015 02:43
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Keeshhound posted:I wanna seem more superdads now. Someone please post the scene from New 52 Animal Man where Cliff is trying to convince two teen girls that he's Animal Man's son.
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Aug 2, 2015 18:39
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WickedHate posted:Aww, he should have bought the other cookies anyway, he made the girl scout sad. Pretty sure he did. That's why he's handing her the money.
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Aug 3, 2015 05:40
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Travis343 posted:I love What If's where you can answer the titular question with "Well, it would be pretty fuckin dope, that's what if." What If the Hulk Had Become a Barbarian? comes to mind.
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You know who's hooked on a feeling? MY MOM!
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Oct 21, 2015 23:15
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I'm in the middle of reading every Nightmare on Elm Street comic. This is from the first issue of the Innovation run. Now, being that it's a Freddy story, certain characters need to go to sleep to move the plot forward. There are different ways to go about it. They could go to sleep regularly. They could doze off while doing something mundane or while reading. They can be medically put under. Hell, a lot of the time, they're already asleep by the time the scene begins and we don't realize they're dreaming for a few moments. Then... there's this.  
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Lurdiak posted:I enjoyed Freddy using a hemophiliac daydreaming kid at a baseball game to announce his return in Freddy vs Jason vs Ash. That was actually from the Avatar miniseries Nightmare on Elm Street: Paranoid. It's a story that doesn't exactly make much sense (but then again, little of the franchise does). The Avatar books play up the status quo from Freddy vs. Jason. Everything with Freddy is under wraps and anyone who talks about him is taken away. In the movie, it worked because Freddy couldn't do anything if nobody knew or feared him, so he had to trick Jason into causing some terror. Freddy actually had stakes for once. In the comic, he's more than capable of killing kids in their sleep. So what's the point? Anyway, to get back on topic, the art in the book is kind of hilarious. It's Avatar, so it means blood all over the place and ugly drawings that are supposed to be super sexy. But what I love is that the artist apparently decided to not really read the script.  No. No, she really doesn't.   That's a nice shotgun you have there.
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Seldom Posts posted:Is that Ryp? I really liked his art in other runs. Yep. Lurdiak posted:Oh yeah, I read those back to back, so it's all a blur. I had a phase where I bought a bunch of comics based on horror franchises after enjoying a few issues of Army of Darkness. Oh, definitely. But you'll still find some interesting ideas in them and the occasional gem (like the Jason Aaron Friday the 13th story about Jason watching over and protecting a little boy with the same physical handicap as him). One of the more fun Nightmare books is from a one-shot New Line Cinema's Tales of Horror. It has to do with a copycat killer going around, killing teens while dressed as Freddy. Freddy isn't happy about it and discovers that not only is this guy a gigantic fan of his, but he has an actual fanbase of sociopaths out there. It's great because of the way it takes Freddy out of his comfort zone. 
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mind the walrus posted:I don't buy Freddy saying that. He's totally the kind-of guy who would love having fans that he could bait into killing in interesting ways, and wouldn't go on about how a world is hosed up or not. He never struck me as someone who cared whether a world was hosed up or not as long as he could get his rocks off. Thing is, he can't get his rocks off. The copycat killer is loving things up for him and long story short, Freddy can't simply kill him and be done with it. So he's genuinely flustered and seeing another fanboy has him rolling his eyes.
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Oct 22, 2015 18:32
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Lurdiak posted:Haha. Yeah, it was pretty solid for something that only lasted two issues. It has one aspect of licensed comics that always intrigues me where the comic writer gets to play with the mythos before future installments can define it. Kind of like how Marvel's Star Wars or NOW's Terminator comics are a trip. Freddy's Dead, which finally gave us Freddy's origin, was a few years away, so Gerber wrote his own concept of Freddy's backstory and it worked while keeping the mystique. Plus he had the unexplored idea that there are more freakish dream creatures like Freddy out there, except he's far more proactive in what he does.
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Oct 22, 2015 20:13
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Cangelosi posted:That looks suspiciously similar to the artwork from Frank Miller's Robocop run we saw earlier. Is that a coincidence or...? Every single Avatar book looks like this.
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Oct 23, 2015 03:31
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So that's how he learned about the yellow weakness, right? In other words, he saw the sign and it opened up his eyes. Sizone posted:Was Hal the first choice, or was Guy? They were considered equally top choices by the ring, but Hal was closer so it sought him out instead.
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I was reading Deadpool vs. Thanos #3 and there's this part where they're in Hell and being alive and in Hell is like being a beacon, especially for those you've killed.  I guess in the end, Tommy didn't go to Noonan's Pub in the Sky after all.
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Say Nothing posted:
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