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Waterhaul posted:If you are not reading Daredevil you are a bad person I'm going to the comic shop to get this issue this afternoon. Fucker, you made the room get dusty.
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Madkal posted:Yea it takes things from Vlad but Vlad wasn't the only sadistic ruler at the time. That kind of brutality was pretty much par for the course for most insane rulers throughout history. I would love to ask Gaiman who the true inspiration (for Breschau of Livonia) was. http://www.holycow.com/dreaming/lore/interview/the-dreamings-first-neil-gaiman-online-chat/ posted:
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Does anyone have the really  panel, I think from either Captain Britain or Captain America, where the two of them are fighting/escaping something and Britain says he won't follow Cap but he'll fight right alongside him? I thought it was posted in this thread but I didn't see it.
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Alpha: Big Time #4 There's probably a story in that somewhere, about how Thor should be one of the most frightening things in the Marvel Universe, but most of the ordinary people he runs into know that he's actually pretty easy to get along with.
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Man, every time someone post something from the Alpha comic, it seriously looks pretty fun.
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Oh man, the hand gesture and everything.
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ImpAtom posted:Man, every time someone post something from the Alpha comic, it seriously looks pretty fun.
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Waterhaul posted:If you are not reading Daredevil you are a bad person Nobody tell those kids that Reed Richards actually shrank down and punched Willy Lumpkin's cancer into submission a few months back.
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SynthOrange posted:Nobody tell those kids that Reed Richards actually shrank down and punched Willy Lumpkin's cancer into submission a few months back. Those kids aren't Willy Lumpkin. 
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SynthOrange posted:Nobody tell those kids that Reed Richards actually shrank down and punched Willy Lumpkin's cancer into submission a few months back.
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Well poo poo for that matter why doesn't Pym start beating up cancer and/or bombarding it with Pym particles. Maybe a solid decade of literally fighting cancer will end the "I'll be the one to really address the domestic violence." plague that haunts him.
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Avengers #13: What you need to know is that this Hyperion is the last survivor of his universe. He has recently gained some adoptive children of sorts, and they've been put in danger. Thumb-nailed as this is the final few pages:   I want Hickman to write Hyperion and Thor: Super-bros forever. Though I have a feeling this could end in tears...
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I wonder if they always do backwards somersaults because you sure as gently caress can't stand up normally if you sit on a cape, super-strength or not.
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Drifter posted:I wonder if they always do backwards somersaults because you sure as gently caress can't stand up normally if you sit on a cape, super-strength or not. Aside from both of them being able to fly it's not that hard to get up after sitting on a cape, there's generally material bunched up towards the lower back that allows some slack and from there you roll to one side and plant you hand, like a fat guy getting up.
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SynthOrange posted:Nobody tell those kids that Reed Richards actually shrank down and punched Willy Lumpkin's cancer into submission a few months back. Biggest problem with that scene is that after they went into Willy Lumpkin's body in a miniaturized spaceship... they left the spaceship behind. Someday soon, the spaceship's microminiaturization will wear off, and Willy Lumpkin will explode.
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Parahexavoctal posted:Biggest problem with that scene is that after they went into Willy Lumpkin's body in a miniaturized spaceship... they left the spaceship behind. Surely the F4 have invented biodegradeable spaceships by this point?
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Parahexavoctal posted:Biggest problem with that scene is that after they went into Willy Lumpkin's body in a miniaturized spaceship... they left the spaceship behind. Someone obviously hasn't seen Innerspace. You need both chips to reverse the miniturization process.
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Parahexavoctal posted:Someday soon, the spaceship's microminiaturization will wear off, and Willy Lumpkin will explode. Nah, it'll just lodge itself somewhere it's not supposed to be and give Willy an aneurysm, like that Venture Bros. episode.
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Leslie Anne Shappe, the vigilante known as Crazy Eight, has been incarcerated after killing hugely popular U.S. senator Hartwell. Previously, Crazy Eight had only targeted criminals, so Dr. Leonard Samson is brought to State Penitentiary as an expert psychologist to evaluate Leslie's sanity, with the hope of a death sentence. Samson agrees to talk to her to figure out why she killed the senator and see if he can help her, but Leslie... doesn't cooperate.  Doc Samson testifies to Leslie's sanity and Crazy Eight gets put on death row. Some time passes, and on the day of the execution Leslie requests a visit from Samson who's still trying to understand why she killed the senator.      (All from Incredible Hulk #380) E: spelling Or is it Sputnik fucked around with this message at 20:46 on Jun 15, 2013 |
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Or is it Sputnik posted:(All from Incredible Hulk #380) I remember reading this issue as a kid and being irritated at what I thought was an obvious inventory issue. Then reading it again a few years later and being blown away by the fact that it was actually really bloody good.
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:I remember reading this issue as a kid and being irritated at what I thought was an obvious inventory issue. Then reading it again a few years later and being blown away by the fact that it was actually really bloody good.
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Why is Samson dressed like Ken from Streefighter? Was he on his way to a convention?
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:Why is Samson dressed like Ken from Streefighter? Was he on his way to a convention? It was 1991.
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Drifter posted:I wonder if they always do backwards somersaults because you sure as gently caress can't stand up normally if you sit on a cape, super-strength or not. I thought that was how everyone stands up from sitting on the ground.
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Peter David's run on the Hulk might be the greatest run the character's ever seen.
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That's a pretty badical costume for a guy who doesn't have a unifying theme to build a look around. What did he wear before that, purple tights and an orange tank top or something like that? Might as well go Street Fighter.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Peter David's run on the Hulk might be the greatest run the character's ever seen. Might be?
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My understanding is that some folks REALLY love Greg Pak's run.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:My understanding is that some folks REALLY love Greg Pak's run. I love Greg Pak's run but Peter David pretty much the definitive author in my opinion. Pak at least took Hulk to different places.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:My understanding is that some folks REALLY love Greg Pak's run. It's sullied by World War Hulk.
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Rhyno posted:It's sullied by World War Hulk. Did you mean World War Hulks?
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Or is it Sputnik posted:It's more of a fill-in and less of an inventory seeing as it starts where the previous issue left off, but the story is about something else entirely. They had two fill-ins in four months over Hulk #'s 376-380, I thought both were really good. That one wasn't a fill-in, though; it was done by the regular creative team.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:That one wasn't a fill-in, though; it was done by the regular creative team.
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Lurdiak posted:Did you mean World War Hulks? 
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Reed Richards: Father of the Year 
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Lurdiak posted:Did you mean World War Hulks? No. World War Hulk is a steamy poo poo sandwich.
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W.T. Fits posted:Reed Richards: Father of the Year I was getting some Professor Impossible vibes from that.
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Who's the artist? That's fantastically colourful and lively.
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