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I was gonna argue Bruce should have a posher motor but then remembered the Astra is the standard police vehicle here.
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I see your clever trademark dodgery Allison
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The really confusingly meta part is I think this is when Esther worked at the comic shop in continuity. Also, apparently it is canon that Gotham is in Jersey!
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The two games basically require the same skills. It's basically like playing 5-a-side vs proper football. No reason Daisy can't do both. Heh, I only just realised Daisy's the sporty one of the group, but 100% doesn't fall into the 'sporty lesbian' stereotype.
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Cloks posted:"Out of the way, Ed Gemmell!" I also like how consistent Allison is that people always use his full name
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I can hear William Dozier reading those last captions
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Mar 17, 2022 13:47
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Is this building to a Giant Days cameo? Daisy and her wife showing up to dispense some advice a la the Taylors from Friday Night Lights?
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Murdstone posted:I don't think Munch was ever in L&O:CI. Oddly you're right. He did do an episode of Trial By Jury but never CI.
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That is literally the scene from Scott Pilgrim where Knives sees the band rehearse.
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TDepressionEarl posted:playing an instrument is easier than dancing, especially for the british This is fair. American and Korean boybands do flashy choreo. British and Irish ones sit on stools.
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I mean, that was Giant Days too. It's slice of life, the premise of detective/'solving' is basically a loose excuse.
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Good panel work by Allison there
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I dunno, I feel like Logan would be the one into Springsteen. Kitty always felt more like she was into more traditional pop at this point. Like Badlands is basically Wolverine in a nutshell.
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The only problem with the Transformers one is I think the issue number is too low for that summary.
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Rand Brittain posted:I mean, they could try dodging. It's not like she's the only mutant with a power that amounts to "if I can touch you I win." Yeah, but usually they're trying to use their hands. Kitty/Kate can just run at you and not even worry about collisions. So, like, best case scenario has these cyborgs fleeing a 13 year old girl like a bizarre game of tag.
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:Honestly, with the popularity of Transformers UK comics we probably should have Truly it is we who have reaped the whirlwind
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I appreciate the attention to detail in the Robochanger's speech bubbles, with the straight lines and coloured blocks a la the old Marvel TF comics.
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Skulker posted:The miracle of John Allison's work is that he has been Incredibly Horny for 20+ years now but not once has he ever slipped over the line into Too Horny. Does this only count stuff he's drawn himself? Because some panels of Esther and Nina in Giant Days came close to the line...
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The inking on Scareodeleria looks really good, I've never liked the same colour outlines on SGR
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Aw, I had a Zambian 48k as a kid, fond memories of playing Practical Football on it when I had a hernia repaired as a little kid.
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RIP Andre Braugher
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"I can do it for a tithe of £2000, but that's only if I can get me regular clerics"
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The flashforward thing sort of worked for Giant Days even if that also ended abruptly but this does feel uniquely unsatisfying from both directions
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:I hear that smith is married to a local medicine woman of sharp tongue and fierce tobacco habit. McGraw would probably be happier in the Hyborean Age, honestly.
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Conan is an extremely skilled thief, many of his exploits involve heists such as this
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Just do not let her see any athletic yet wicked maidens as they will addle her mystic senses.
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:I'm pretty sure by the end of Giant Days both of these things are true for Esther. I can't remember, didn't she leave the bank (or whatever finance adjacent thing it was)in the final issue?
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Honestly, Allison's whole vibe feels like it would gel strongly with She-Hulk, especially in the same mode as Rowell or Tamaki's runs over the last few years.
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I feel like stuff like the X-Men thing would've been better served if he'd reached out and pitched it to Marvel themselves. Nothing there was especially out of sorts for the brand in the way that the Giant Days/Batman crossover was. I get that maybe he had tried and no-one there bit, but I agree that the random, scattershot pinballing from project to project probably isn't the best way to webcomic these days.
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Ditocoaf posted:Yeah a random X-men tie-in isn't the sort of thing to bring in new readers. Most people don't start out as fans of an artist, they first become fans of a comic. A few adventurous people follow the author to their next venture and then maybe bring readers in via recommendations. John Allison probably has more author-followers than most after all this time, but they're still an exception. Hell, that's why Giant Days took off. I had zero context for any of the backstory but 'slightly magical realism slice-of-life about girls at uni in Sheffield' worked as a premise in and of itself.
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