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 I hope that wasnt a mandate because dc editorial decided that Alan Scott should now be gay. I dont even know what to say about Death God Solomon Grundy.
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Wait, so there are two people with the last name Scott working on the Alan Scott book?
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NorgLyle posted:Here's Alan Scott, from the cover of Earth 2 issue 5, pulling off the rarely seen male boobs-n-butt pose; both butt cheeks and both pecs fully visible. It's tradition. http://hoosierinanity.blogspot.co.nz/2007/12/hal-jordans-butt-forever.html Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Oct 17, 2012 |
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David Aja I love his minimalist art style. I've been collecting the new Hawkeye series and I'm just hooked on it 
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Huh. The cartoonish art really gives a weird vibe with the gore.
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Man, what did Doop do?
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Man, what did Doop do? Nothing he just filmed
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Benny the Snake posted:David Aja You have to get Immortal Iron Fist now. Aja drew it, and Fraction co-wrote it with Ed Brubaker. It's super-kung fu action!
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NorgLyle posted:Here's Alan Scott, from the cover of Earth 2 issue 5, pulling off the rarely seen male boobs-n-butt pose; both butt cheeks and both pecs fully visible. SynthOrange posted:
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bobkatt013 posted:X-Force 116 What the gently caress is going on there? Is that kind of gore common in mainstream comics now? 
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X-Force (that version, at the least) ain't a mainstream comic, exactly.
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Dick Trauma posted:What the gently caress is going on there? Is that kind of gore common in mainstream comics now?   all new all different deadpool #1 coming soon to a shop near you Tony Moore, you are a delight.
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Oct 21, 2012 15:00
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It would be absolutely glorious if all the Canadian super-soldier disasters attributed their messed up superpowers to SOCIALIZED HEALTH CARE. Just because you know someone will eventually take it as fact and use it in a debate eventually.
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Dick Trauma posted:What the gently caress is going on there? Is that kind of gore common in mainstream comics now? It's not common, but it's not rare either. Pick up a random assortment of Batman, crossover events, Punisher and Matt Fraction comics, and you're pretty likely to find some gore that your mom would have yelled at you for looking at as a kid. E: Also, any comic starring teenage superheroes.
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Holy poo poo I never realized that Weapon X was a Canadian secret program. Man, Marvel Canadians are evil.
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DarkCrawler posted:Holy poo poo I never realized that Weapon X was a Canadian secret program. Man, It's not limited to fictional universes.
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Rhyno posted:It's not limited to fictional universes. This is true, we just throw around "sorry" to throw you off. This is the guy we put in charge 
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DarkCrawler posted:Holy poo poo I never realized that Weapon X was a Canadian secret program. Man, Marvel Canadians are evil. That's because half the writers routinely forget and say it's an American program.
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I like Emma Rios, but switching references on the same page is pretty glaring. (That her references are both anachronisms is only glaring to someone familiar with motorcycles.) Captain Marvel #5
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Endless Mike posted:I like Emma Rios, but switching references on the same page is pretty glaring. (That her references are both anachronisms is only glaring to someone familiar with motorcycles.) In the bottom panel, the headlight on the motorcycle seems to have receded between the bars.
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Baron Bifford posted:In the bottom panel, the headlight on the motorcycle seems to have receded between the bars. For reference, here is a 1961 BMW R60/2 which the first bike mostly looks like (though the tank is a bit different): 
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DarkCrawler posted:X-Force (that version, at the least) ain't a mainstream comic, exactly. It also isn't "now" considering the comic is over 10 years old. Milligan's X-Force/X-Statix is still a really interesting series though and well worth a read. It deals with superheroes in a corporate/reality TV light and since all of the characters (other than cameos by the Avengers and Prof X) are original creations the book has no problem showcasing just how dangerous being a superhero really could be.
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Dick Trauma posted:What the gently caress is going on there? Is that kind of gore common in mainstream comics now? Well, Sentry did rip Ares in half in spectacularly gory fashion at the end of dark reign. Plus all the insanely gory stuff in DC that superboy-prime has done, Black Adam murdering Psycho-pirate by poking his eyes through his skull, etc. Mainstream comics have been exceedingly gory for a long rear end time. I remember the first couple of comics I ever read, when I was in grade school on vacation, one of the Reign of Supermen comics was in there and Cyborg Superman randomly turned an innocent family into writhing masses of melted skeletons. Traumatic, but I guess they decided that wanton graphic destruction sells.
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Also here's some hilarious (at least to me) content! Daredevil dinosaur!!  Power Man!  stylistic cartoon X-Men!  aha   
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Dacap posted:This is true, we just throw around "sorry" to throw you off. This is the guy we put in charge I don't know who this guy is, but he looks very fake.
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Mister Roboto posted:I don't know who this guy is, but he looks very fake. Stephen Harper, Prime Minister Of Canada. From what I've heard, he's real.
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And what do we say to the god of photoshop filters?
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muscles like this? posted:It also isn't "now" considering the comic is over 10 years old. Milligan's X-Force/X-Statix is still a really interesting series though and well worth a read. It deals with superheroes in a corporate/reality TV light and since all of the characters (other than cameos by the Avengers and Prof X) are original creations the book has no problem showcasing just how dangerous being a superhero really could be. Yeah, there's something kinda funny about the New X-Force being so old that people don't even remember it. X-Force 116 is from like, 2001.
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I Before E posted:Stephen Harper, Prime Minister Of Canada. From what I've heard, he's real. Only in the loosest sense of the term.
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DarkCrawler posted:X-Force (that version, at the least) ain't a mainstream comic, exactly. Trying to portray the re-animated corpse of Princess Diana as a super hero isn't exactly the way you wanna go if you want your comic to be mainstream.
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I really like the first panel of the Young Avengers Point One story
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The art in Seven Soldiers of Victory was pretty good:  (J. H. Williams)
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Here's some cool Paolo Rivera headshots    Also bonus Baxter Building 
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As cool as that looks he used the Baxter Building entry in the old OHOTMU for source material.
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Waterhaul posted:Also bonus Baxter Building "Recording Studio"? Ben and Johnny got a side project goin' in case this whole super-heroin' biz doesn't pan out?
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TwoPair posted:"Recording Studio"? Ben and Johnny got a side project goin' in case this whole super-heroin' biz doesn't pan out? In Millar's run Johnny was going to start a band.
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How come Reed and Sue have different living quarters? Has Namor been on the job again? 
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Rhyno posted:As cool as that looks he used the Baxter Building entry in the old OHOTMU for source material. Yeah here's the original.  Also more Kirby goodness  DarkCrawler posted:How come Reed and Sue have different living quarters? Has Namor been on the job again? It's from the days from before they were married 
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Alhazred posted:The art in Seven Soldiers of Victory was pretty good:
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