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User 77063 posted:I hear Archer's voice reading this. Especially in the last frame. "Jesus, Pym, you still tapin' bum fights?"
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Waterhaul posted:Marvel Point One features an unlikely cameo. Buckethead?
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That better be Forbush man.
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smashpro1 posted:Buckethead? Nova.
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Waterhaul posted:More funny panels, less rasslin'. Can't we have both?  WWF Battlemania #1 from 1991. More on it here.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Nova.
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Superman cameos don't count, he's practically everywhere in comics.
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Look out Miss Marple, Bats is coming for you next!
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Haha. That's great. In a decade that pitted the Avengers against villains like Ultron, Graviton, Count Nefaria and Korvac, Egghead sticks out like a sore thumb. He's like the Avengers version of Salem's Seven.
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Gavok posted:Marvel Universe vs. Avengers #1 has a pretty funny and very obscure art error in there. As a follow-up, I got this done when at NYCC.  "I said 'Hazmat', not 'Hazmat', dammit!" – Jonathan Maberry "Wait! That's my character!" – Greg Pak And it turns out that, yes, Marvel does own the rights to the Imperfects. So there's no reason we shouldn't be seeing Johnny Ohm in the Thunderbolts.
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That's cute!
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Gavok posted:As a follow-up, I got this done when at NYCC. Haha that's brilliant. It always makes me happy when they can have a laugh about things like this.
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Metal Loaf posted:Haha. That's great. In a decade that pitted the Avengers against villains like Ultron, Graviton, Count Nefaria and Korvac, Egghead sticks out like a sore thumb. He's like the Avengers version of Salem's Seven. Yet he did more to hurt them then most as he killed Hawkeyes brother and Hawkeye killed him.
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True enough. Does this mean he's like the villainous equivalent to Squirrel Girl?
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I've been going through Journey Into Mystery for the first time and #630 is one of the funniest things I've read all year.   Oh no, he's my favorite. Hakkesshu fucked around with this message at 15:59 on Oct 19, 2012 |
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bobkatt013 posted:Yet he did more to hurt them then most as he killed Hawkeyes brother and Hawkeye killed him. Isn't that the brother that's in Dark Avengers now? I'm pretty sure he got better.
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Magic Love Hose posted:Superman cameos don't count, he's practically everywhere in comics. Guy's racked up enough unofficial appearances to have his own (pretty lengthy) entry here.
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Unfit For Space posted:Isn't that the brother that's in Dark Avengers now? I'm pretty sure he got better. Took him 30 years and a lovely mini-series, though.
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Well that's kind of a little creepy, innit?
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Father of the year. Seriously, no wonder she's got so many issues.
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Matlock posted:
And the creepy relationship in the Ultimates begins to make sense...
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Magneto's relationship with Polaris was creepier, mainly due to Polaris going nuts. I don't know the issue numbers for these.  
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I think it happened after I stopped actively reading, but they decided to make Polaris Magneto's daughter after decades of quite deliberately showing that she was NOT in any way his daughter (including having blood/DNA tests done), right?
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I posted:Magneto's relationship with Polaris was creepier, mainly due to Polaris going nuts. The first is #132 of Morrison's New X-Men and I want to say the second is from one of those dumb Chuck Austen comics.
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That New X-Men one was pretty sad. It came out on the year anniversary of 9/11, so the X-Men visit Genosha that got destroyed the year before. Polaris was going crazy because she was like a receiver for everyone's last thoughts before they died.
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Sockser posted:Well that's kind of a little creepy, innit? Isn't that like 10 years before anyone decided that they were related?
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Sockser posted:Well that's kind of a little creepy, innit? Which is still creepy.
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Jerusalem posted:I think it happened after I stopped actively reading, but they decided to make Polaris Magneto's daughter after decades of quite deliberately showing that she was NOT in any way his daughter (including having blood/DNA tests done), right? Edge & Christian posted:It doesn't make it any less weird to look at now., but they did not establish that Wanda and Pietro were Magneto's children until several years later. So at the time that comic produced, it was just Magneto punishing a runaway member of his Brotherhood, not his daughter.
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Luke and Leia, guys, Luke and Leia.
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"MAGNETO RULES MINDS!" I think I've read that one. Unless I'm much mistaken, Magneto was controlling their minds by using his magnetic powers to control the iron in their blood and regulate the circulation in their brains.
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Metal Loaf posted:"MAGNETO RULES MINDS!" Didn't Magneto used to have straight-up psychic powers back in the early days of X-men comics?
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LightsGameraAction posted:Didn't Magneto used to have straight-up psychic powers back in the early days of X-men comics?
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In the earliest Stan Lee comic (pre-FF #1) to mention the idea of a community of mutants, they were all telepaths, and I think that sticks a little bit into the Silver Age. Magneto definitely could just control minds at first, and then they tied it into his magnetism powers later, and eventually just sort of stopped using it.
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Stagger_Lee posted:In the earliest Stan Lee comic (pre-FF #1) to mention the idea of a community of mutants, they were all telepaths, and I think that sticks a little bit into the Silver Age. Magneto definitely could just control minds at first, and then they tied it into his magnetism powers later, and eventually just sort of stopped using it. I remember in the 90's he used his magnetism powers to cure Boom Boom's brain damage.
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He has also been known to use his magnetic powers to move around a chunk of ice.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:I remember in the 90's he used his magnetism powers to cure Boom Boom's brain damage. (Unless there was also a bit with Boom Boom that I missed.)
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:I remember in the 90's he used his magnetism powers to cure Boom Boom's brain damage. If this happened before Nextwave, it clearly didn't work.  From #4. Nextwave is never not appropriate in this thread. Senior Woodchuck fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Oct 20, 2012 |
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Zereth posted:He has also been known to use his magnetic powers to move around a chunk of ice. More possible than you might think. A frog being levitated with magnetism. Diamagnetism! 
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