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Which genius gave Frank an Iron Man suit? Also why hasn't Tony gone Armor Wars to get the suit back? (Also please post more panels of Frank murdering people in his Murder Suit)
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Supposedly Iron Fist S2 will be a lot better, as they got the fight choreographer from Black Panther doing it.
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Yeah I don't know how they made a Ninjas Take Over The City With A Secret Apocalypse plot boring as hell, but they managed it
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Jul 21, 2018 04:33
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Context - Jango Fett made the Clone Army. One of the clones ran away and started a family. Count Dooku paid Jango Fett to assassinate him, which he does. But not before a "Can you really kill yourself" confrontation. Connor Freeman is the son of the rogue clone. Boba Fett, due to reasons outlined in the comic, feels he owes him one.    The conflict reaches it's conclusion, Boba Fett having killed everyone, which leads to  Star Wars: Blood Ties: Jango and Boba Fett Infinitum fucked around with this message at 10:28 on Aug 28, 2018 |
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Context - Jango Fett made the Clone Army. One of the clones ran away and started a family. Count Dooku paid Jango Fett to assassinate him, which he does. But not before a "Can you really kill yourself" confrontation. Connor Freeman is the son of the rogue clone. Boba Fett, due to reasons outlined in the comic, feels he owes him one.
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Aug 28, 2018 04:09
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In the long history of crossover events, have the TMNT ever teamed up with DD?
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Aug 28, 2018 17:39
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Venom #6.    Gives me a 90s vibe for some reason
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Sep 23, 2018 16:44
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Lobok posted:That fight is portrayed so incredibly well. You can see what the characters see and think without thought bubbles or narration and every panel has a real flow and continuity from the previous one. It's like a storyboard for a choreographed fight in a film. I'd absolutely adore an MCU Hawkeye film where Clint properly retires after Infinity War Pt2 and hands the mantle over to Kate. That whole series was a delight to read.
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Sep 24, 2018 15:38
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Batman dismantles a room full of mercs, then dismantles the same room in a different manner     Gotham Knight #31
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Oct 15, 2018 14:07
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Gavok posted:Still not as mean-spirited as Marvel's Ruins, which is two issues of "Pretty much every would-be Marvel hero died horribly of cancer and being a mutant is a fate worse than death. The end." Was that the one where it was Nick Fury driving around investigating all these new 'superheroes' appearing? And how they all die horrible horrible deaths almost instantly? "Bruce Banner gets dosed by gamma radiation and turned into The Hulk" but the Hulk is just 10 million different types of Turbo Cancer? Sue Richards skin becomes invisible, Johnny is just on fire screaming, etc, etc It felt super mean spirited, but it was also attempting a 'realistic' take of what would happen if mutants and heroes appeared in the real world.
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Oct 17, 2018 05:00
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Seems pretty sensible not to get on the death ship if you know it's a death ship.
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Oct 17, 2018 13:41
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Leopardon rocked up in the first Spiderverse event
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Oct 20, 2018 20:59
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Also this popped up on my feed the other day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8pYfCtNPzA
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Oct 20, 2018 21:00
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As a bit of pop culture trivia. Leopardon heralded the era of Super Sentai shows having giant robots to control for the main heroes to pilot.
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Oct 20, 2018 21:04
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David D. Davidson posted:The rest is history. Further history lessons. Sentai shows kick rear end and have a super long long history, dating back to the 60s. One of the grand-daddies of the genre is Kamen Rider, who takes a much more traditional approach to the setup. He's also the source of the 'Shouting Your Signature Attack' trope. In short Kamen Rider is an Ally of Justice, and an all round rear end kicker. (Read Right to Left)        
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Oct 20, 2018 21:52
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Toadstrieb posted:I haven't read Invincible in years, but I remember there being a big fight with a mustached older enemy that ended in Invincible punching so hard that he broke open both of his arms. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, I think it'd count as a "badass panel". Invincible Vs Conquest - Issue 64 
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Nov 11, 2018 05:07
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Yeah the first half of the series is incredibly tight, then it meanders in the later bits because it doesn't know where it wants to go with the plot. Felt like the ending was somewhat half hearted and forced as well. Standard Kirkman affair 
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Proteus Jones posted:Yeah, I liked it mostly. For me it started going off the rails in the last 1/4 or so. And you’re right, the ending felt contrived to get to the ending he wanted. Walking Dead.txt -> Go to new town -> Wow everything seems so nice here! -> Problem with town -> ~VIOLENCE SOLVES EVERYTHING~ -> Oh poo poo zombies still exist -> "WE HAVE TO ABANDON THIS TOWN" -> Tragic death of long time fan favourite character -> Go to 1
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Nov 11, 2018 05:29
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Galvanik posted:To many panels to count as a badass panel imo. Stop nitpicking and just admit you enjoyed the cool manga 
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Nov 11, 2018 05:58
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Galvanik posted:I want to say the anime adds in semi official side stories the original didn't include for space and time restrictions, like Froppy's internship. But i'm not absolutely certain of that. What usually happens is Popular Manga Series gets picked up to become Popular Anime Series, but the anime usually catches up to the manga pretty quickly so all the big long running shonen series do side stories to allow the manga to push ahead a bit. Couple of big examples are Rurouni Kenshin, and One Piece. In the case of BNHA they just like fleshing out the side characters a bit more, because there's at least 3-4 more seasons worth of manga to cover before the anime catches up. However there is an official side story manga called Vigilantes, that deals with a different set of characters in the same universe, but is not written by the main author. http://bokunoheroacademia.wikia.com/wiki/Vigilante_-_My_Hero_Academia:_Illegals As for anime movies, whatever happens in them never has any impact on the main series whatsoever (In only a few rare cases)
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Nov 11, 2018 07:03
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TwoPair posted:Supposedly the recent movie is canon according to the author but I'll believe it when I see it That's also usually just Marketing 101 when they go on press junkets. Unless you see it referred to in the manga, take it with a grain of salt. Even then it will usually be a "Remember that thing we did on that island?" throw away comment (Which makes it cannon) The anime series may treat it differently because they timed the movie release inline with the Season 3 ending. DATS ANIME FOLKS
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Hajime No Ippo - Chapters 1242-1243 Setup: Ippo has taken on a disciple, after retiring from professional boxing, and has slowly been training him. However he's just been informed his disciple is in a street fight, and he rushes to his aid, only to learn that it's his disciple that's instigated the whole thing and has been using Ippo the whole time just to get stronger.   To add insult to injury, the disciple knocks Ippo's training gloves into the rain; a precious momento from his coach that he treasures with all his heart.        Kid is knocked unconscious, and eventually joins Ippo's boxing gym after learning his lesson Ippo has been continuously serialised for 30 years by the same artist and writer, George Morikawa. In all of those many years of serialisation, this is the first time you've ever seen Ippo absolutely truly pissed off at anyone. He's also an incredibly honest character, so as a professional boxer he knows how serious striking a civilian is and spends the next few chapters seeking penance by attempting to hand himself into the police. Just a really wonderful sequence, showing off how powerful Ippo is, backed by some incredible linework. (As always, apologies for the length, tried to limit it to the setup pages only. Can't do anything about the watermarks either!)
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Edjumakation time  The Kancho is not exclusively an Ippo thing, and has been a looooong running manga gag
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The Question IRL posted:Hawkeye: I won't be secret about it.  Now do Civil War 2
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3 weeks with no update? Looks like it's manga to the rescue! Kami-sama no Iu Toori 2 aka As The God's Will 2 (This is the 2nd series. First series was relatively short) Japan are the kings of battle royale death world scenarios, and this series is no exception. Short short short version is the blond haired kid, Kami, has the powers of a god and has trapped an entire school's worth of kids in a death game made up of Japanese childrens kids games with a deadly twist. You win, you live. You lose, you're killed instantly. If you survive all the way to the end? You win the power of a god. At the start of the series there are hundreds of kids just trying to survive, and numbers are whittled down dramatically. To give you a sense of just how hosed up this series can get, here's the trailer for the movie adaptation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEh1fT1IH14 Sooooooo right off the deep end in terms of setup.  As always read Right to Left In this scene Akashi, the series protagonist, is forced to play Rock Paper Scissors against Kami to move to the next stage of the death game. At the start of this round there were 20 odd kids left, only a handful have survived, the majority being killed instantly.   Anyone that has attempted to attack Kami has been killed for doing so, but Akashi has had enough of seeing his new found friends die one after another, after spending nearly 3 weeks stuck in a never ending death game; which leads us to         Like the 'Protagonist-Gets-So-Ultra-Pissed-Off-He-Punches-The-poo poo-Out-Of-Someone-For-Doing-Something-So-Reprehensibly-Evil' is a pretty generic trope in anime and manga, but man is it great to see it executed well
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Grappler Baki is... an acquired taste. The art style is unique, and the artists grasp on physiology is tenuous as best... but then you have books that are just constantly full of moments like below. Baki-dou - Chapter 162 As always read Right to Left (Tried to minimise the amount of pages used) You don't need to know anything other than the samurai is the clone of Miyamoto Musashi (Don't ask) and the scarred to hell guy in the fundoshi is Hanayama, a member of the Yakuza Hanayama has just punched the ever loving poo poo out of Musashi. Hanayama is a loving powerhouse of a character         Good right? Well that's not even the most badass part of the CHAPTER Hanayama don't give a shiiiiiiiiit    Baki has been in serialisation for nearly 30 years now, by the same artist Keisuke Itagaki, so it def knows what it's about. Overly detailed muscular men beating the poo poo out of each other in impossible poses. There's a pretty good adaptation of the first saga of the 2nd manga series up on Netflix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fSp8NJEw34
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Apr 6, 2019 08:47
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Holy gently caress thread, pull up
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Apr 11, 2019 02:48
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Two households, both alike in dignity In fair BSS, where we lay our scene
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Apr 11, 2019 03:05
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Everyone should just chill the gently caress out and post cool panels. One Punch Man Chapter 106   
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X-O posted:This thread is for badass panels and that extends to Japanese comics as well. Thank you. Henkyou no Roukishi - Bard Loen What happens if you were a Knight who pledged his fidelity to the people, and came face to face with the person that caused their suffering? What if you were The People's Knight and came face to face with the person that trampled all over your Kingdom's Royal Family to further his own agenda, and attempted to send them into ruin? (As always Right to Left)      
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More Kazuo Koike goodness Mad Bull 34 (Koike is the writer, Noriyoshi Inoue is the artist) Setup: Mad Bull 34 is like the cliche ultra violent 80s NYC cop trope taken the the extreme. Daizaboru is an honest cop who's madly in love with another officer, Perrine. He goes for a workout at a gym together, where Perrine is trying to gently dissuade him from going after her romantically, by showing him how physically unmatched they are (It's a machismo manga). However the gym gets raided by a gang who are going to rape and kidnap Perrine. Daizaboru has no way of winning this fight other than delaying them until his partner arrives. So he decides to take a beating until that happens (Read Right to Left)     https://i.imgur.com/yL7qlvO.mp4 (Right click -> unmute) Mad Bull 34 can be read here Warning: it contains a lot of problematic content if that's an issue for you. As I said, it's the cliche ultra violent 80's NYC cop trope taken to the extreme.
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I've been reading it through and it does get better in later chapters, where it falls into fairly standard 80s violent manga tropes, but yeah those first few chapters really take things to the extreme and not in a good way.
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Out - Chapter 127 & 129 tl;dr setup: Guy with the white hair, Meguro, is trying to survive getting murdered by a rival gang. He's already been beaten half to death after winning the fight against his previous opponent, and has passed out from exhaustion while trying to stay hidden (As always read Right to Left)    Caught in a worst case scenario, he's got no choice but to fight his way out on the verge of collapse.       Verrrrrry cool Bosozuko/Japanese Biker Gang manga. Out can be read here Infinitum fucked around with this message at 11:07 on May 22, 2019 |
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May 22, 2019 10:59
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Does the frog in his face want revenge as well?
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May 23, 2019 03:38
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DivineCoffeeBinge posted:There's also the Flash's history of having a semi-cordial relationship with the Rogues, which Batman almost certainly does not approve of at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl91v2Mvv94
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McCloud posted:So I should be reading my hero academia, is what you're saying? You should, but the above panel sequence is from the spin off series Vigilantes Here's a really really cool sequence from a few of the recent MHA chapters. There's a villain named Twice who's power is Double, which means he can duplicate himself. Long story short he duplicated himself a couple of times too many, couldn't control it, and he ended up killing all his clones. He came out of the encounter with a split personality unable to tell if he was the original, or if he was a clone. He's also now super paranoid about getting hurt; because if a clone sustains enough damage it disappears. Another villain group pin him down with puppets that look like him, causing him to freak out. (Right to Left)  Which then leads to this sequence     McCloud posted:But man I really wish manganimes would cut down on the word count. Feels like they could have cut that dialogue down to half Some are good, some are bad. Depends on the mangaka writing/drawing.
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Jun 8, 2019 13:22
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You loving tell that factory worker Surfer!
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Jun 20, 2019 13:19
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Not to get all 'The Authority' but if your boyfriend is Superman and you know about there's a massive camp full of children seperated from their parents you'd think big blue would do something about it Cool set of panels though
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Wait. Conan is Marvel?
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Making a request of some bad rear end panels for Shang Chi, because I don't think I've ever seen him in action. Guess Marvel shouldn't have 'wasted' Iron Fist on Netflix
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