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Waterhaul posted:FF Vol. 2 #3 So hard not to post every page from that issue. The Jennnnnnnnnnnnn.
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SynthOrange posted:So regular, not-rick-jones abomination is back? Don't know, but this was well before Rick Jones Abomination. Also low blow She-Hulk. Nothing stings like the truth. TwoPair posted:Wolverine and the X-Men #24 is so good you guys, it's pretty much hilarious cover-to-cover (except for a couple of serious parts). Here, have a taste: I was so ready to  out on this because Quentin was aware of Jean during the first "Riot at Xavier's" arc, but then I realized he was stunned because well, suddenly there was a Jean he could conceive himself actually banging... piggish as that may be. Breetai posted:The facial expressions in this issue were kinda exaggerated all around. Doesn't look like Kevin Maguire itself, but seems to follow his philosophy. I wish I had that page in Wizard so I could repost it every time the whole "exaggerated expressions" observation gets brought up. His whole philosophy is that you should draw the facial expression at the moment of most exaggeration to fully convey their emotion per what's being told in the panel. Sounds a little hard to explain but it's all about keeping the art and script together in a consistent flow, and I find it reads really well even if it looks goofy as gently caress out of context. mind the walrus fucked around with this message at 19:03 on Jan 24, 2013 |
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Source: Jack of Fables #32. Jack is recounting (with embellishments) how he led a group of Fables to victory, if I recall correctly. His imagination is something else. 
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graybook posted:Source: Jack of Fables #32. Did he do it by being just like Israel?
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Jan 24, 2013 18:43
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I know this isn't the request thread, but its for a funny panel. Can someone post the panel from WatXM with nu Silver Samurai saying "I've never been turned on by a shark before, but, uhhh..." while Angel looks on in horror?
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Jan 25, 2013 04:28
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Boxman posted:I know this isn't the request thread, but its for a funny panel. Waterhaul posted:To get things back on track here is a panel from Wolverine and the X-Men #20 without context.
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Jan 25, 2013 04:58
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From the Deadpool # 4 letter pages
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Dacap posted:From the Deadpool # 4 letter pages That's awesome. And I now I can totally hear him saying that in his "stupid" voice.
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Rhyno posted:That's awesome. And I now I can totally hear him saying that in his "stupid" voice. Not to mention Deadpool suddenly sounding like Brian Posehn.
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404GoonNotFound posted:Not to mention Deadpool suddenly sounding like Brian Posehn. I'm okay with this.
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I could have sworn someone posted a few panels from Superior Spider-Man where Otto/Pete is on a date with MJ, spends the whole thing on his bluetooth headpiece and oogling MJ's boobs. I've scrolled back over half the thread and can't find it. So I'm either incompetent or making the whole thing up. Can anyone help?
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Jan 26, 2013 20:18
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Someone post something funny from Gambit. Everyone keeps saying it's one of the best books Marvel currently puts out, but I need further convincing.
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Jan 26, 2013 20:23
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Action #293 Hah, an old split identity story! I wonder what wacky situations the separated Clark and Superman will get into..  
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techknight posted:Hah, an old split identity story! I wonder what wacky situations the separated Clark and Superman will get into.. It's like those puzzles where you have to count how many triangles there are. How many different reasons can YOU find for why this is dumb?
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It would probably be easier for him to solve the problem with super-clockmaking than going to the trouble of having to reduce the speed of the Earth's rotation.
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techknight posted:Action #293 Now I want to go watch the first two Superman movies.
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Jan 27, 2013 00:48
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Spider-Mans on and off squeeze is cosying up to Daredevil. He takes it surprisingly well.  (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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caboodle posted:Spider-Mans on and off squeeze is cosying up to Daredevil. So, there's basically no way Matt doesn't know he's there, right?
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He could be distracted at the time. Mystic Comics #007 will Namor get out of this pickle!!!!  Also Captain America #069 with a very  Cap.
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Waterhaul posted:Also Captain America #069 with a very
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"He'll eat us like flies!" Wait, what?
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Jan 29, 2013 00:27
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I was re-reading Wolverine and the X-Men #17, and this one still kills me. Really the whole issue is gold. It pretty much focuses on what Doop actually does at the school (protect it from everything).
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Jan 29, 2013 03:26
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Wonder Woman 16: Hera is having a hard time adjusting to being a mortal and is having to deal with the backlash of thousands of years of being a real bitch to   
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That's an interesting depection of Ares.
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Jan 30, 2013 02:17
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:That's an interesting depection of Ares. All of the gods have had really interesting interpretations in this run - Hades and Poseidon are really weird and awesome.
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Is that Ares or Hephaestus? I haven't been reading the comic but in mythology Hephaestus was the one she didn't get along with.
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Jan 30, 2013 17:35
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Someone should post the panel from Dark Avengers 186 where Trickshot is surrounded by women in lingre wooing them over and Hawkguy comes in and steals all the women, taunting trickshot and saying "I even have my OWN comic now" 
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Jan 30, 2013 17:52
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Dr. MonkeyThunder posted:Is that Ares or Hephaestus? I haven't been reading the comic but in mythology Hephaestus was the one she didn't get along with. Ares. But in this comic, she doesn't get along with anybody.
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Jan 30, 2013 19:47
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Huh I thought that was Hephaestus, but then again where is the limp that he is known for.
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Glory #032 Here's is your monthly reminder that you should feel bad for not reading Glory.  
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Dr. MonkeyThunder posted:Is that Ares or Hephaestus? I haven't been reading the comic but in mythology Hephaestus was the one she didn't get along with. Hera traditionally doesn't get along with anyone (with the possible exception of her daughter Eileithyia, goddess of childbirth, but primarily because Hera would use her as a weapon to make life tough for Zeus's paramours), but Ares is well attested to as being the most hated of all the gods. In one tradition Hera is the sole parent of Hephaestus, jealous of Zeus birthing Athena by himself, but she is disgusted because he is ugly, and she throws him out of heaven. In another tradition, he is the son of Zeus and Hera, and gets in between them trying to defend his mother from Zeus's advances, and Zeus throws him out of heaven. In the first book of the Iliad, Hephaestus reminds his mother of this story to try to cheer her up after Zeus yells at her. Either way, it's not so much that Hera and Hephaestus don't get along, it's that Hephaestus craves his mother's approval while Hera is just a cold bitch to everyone.
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achillesforever6 posted:Huh I thought that was Hephaestus, but then again where is the limp that he is known for. Nah, Hephaestus looks like this in WW:  Anyway, on to funny things. The new Batman & Robin Annual is all about Damian sending Bruce on a globetrotting adventure finding out stuff about his parents. There's a lot of touching stuff in there. But there's also a lot of funny stuff. Like for example, the first spot on the trip happens to be a hotel in London. As it turns out, the manager is one of Alfred's buddies from his pre-butler days as an actor. So that gets Alfred thinkin' about the good ol' days. Then this happens:  So Bruce leaves Alfred in London and takes off. Then at the end of the story, Bruce (and Damian) come back to pick him up and... catch a little entertainment.  
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Also from Batman and Robin Annual #1: While Bruce is off globetrotting, Damian is Batman-ing it up in Gotham. He has a little bit of trouble with equipment.  From Hawkeye #7:  Socialites and their crazy names. Heck of an invitation, this.
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graybook posted:The Night is mine! Hah yes, that is a sweet sweet Venture Brothers reference.
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Benito Cereno posted:Hera traditionally doesn't get along with anyone (with the possible exception of her daughter Eileithyia, goddess of childbirth, but primarily because Hera would use her as a weapon to make life tough for Zeus's paramours), but Ares is well attested to as being the most hated of all the gods. This is the result of historical bias, in that Athens, from whom we get most of these written works, portrayed their patron God of war (Athena) as wonderful and wise while the patron of their biggest enemies Sparta (Ares) was portrayed as a detestable whiner.
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Derek Dominoe posted:This is the result of historical bias, in that Athens, from whom we get most of these written works, portrayed their patron God of war (Athena) as wonderful and wise while the patron of their biggest enemies Sparta (Ares) was portrayed as a detestable whiner. You are not wrong; I'm just relating the stories as we see them in the sources we have. However, in the Iliad, Zeus reproves Ares for being a horrible, ruinous rear end in a top hat, and Homer wasn't even kind of Athenian. Zeus in Iliad Book 5 posted:Do not sit beside me and whine, you double-faced liar. Of course, Ares gets a better rap as Mars among the Romans, for whom he's the grandfather of their traditional founder, although this added dignity can also be attributed to his role as more of an agricultural god prior to his syncretization with Ares.
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I had forgotten that Benito is an English teacher.
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Shawn posted:I had forgotten that Benito is an English teacher. Sometimes! But my main field of study is Classics, especially Latin language and classical mythology, so this stuff is right square in the middle of my wheelhouse.
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Plus he was always such a jerk to Hercules and Xena.
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TwoPair posted:Wonder Woman 16: Hera is having a hard time adjusting to being a mortal and is having to deal with the backlash of thousands of years of being a real bitch to Is there a reason why Ares is barefoot, and his feet are covered in blood at that, or is that just his thing? I am looking at Ares in the Touching Panels thread and I did not see the bloody feet there.
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