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Unlucky7 posted: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. It's just his thing. All the gods in Wonder Woman have weird traits (and it's great). Ares seems to have fallen on hard times and just somehow gained bloody feet that no one questions in the interim since #0. I mean, the last time he showed up, he was poo poo talking the gods to their faces while drinking cheap booze out of a brown bag. TwoPair fucked around with this message at 07:23 on Jan 31, 2013 |
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Unlucky7 posted: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. Ares has been on a pub crawl through active warzones for most of the series.
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Jan 31, 2013 07:44
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Because of this scene I now can't read Hera as being anyone other that Lucille Bluth.
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Jan 31, 2013 07:48
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Unlucky7 posted: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. I've interpreted it as representing him wading through the blood of battlefields. Too poetic?
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Jan 31, 2013 08:26
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This thread has made me realize that Batman and Wonder Woman are both being written pretty well lately. So thanks to everyone who posted them. Who'd have thought Batman and Son would've turned out good?
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Jan 31, 2013 08:28
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TwoPair posted:Nah, Hephaestus looks like this in WW: Frankly, I'm with Damian. Two Gentlemen of Verona is one of Shakespeare's worst plays.
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Jan 31, 2013 14:36
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Not exactly funny, nor a panel, but whatchagonnado. It's even got Paste-Pot Pete! source edit: for sale here redbackground fucked around with this message at 16:46 on Jan 31, 2013 |
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Jan 31, 2013 16:19
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redbackground posted:Not exactly funny, nor a panel, but whatchagonnado. Can I get it on a poster?  Edit: If I had just followed the links, I would have found that out for myself. 
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Jan 31, 2013 16:36
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No Taskmaster? I guess he would have to be written next to mastery.
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Jan 31, 2013 17:18
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Dr. MonkeyThunder posted:No Taskmaster? I guess he would have to be written next to mastery. Mastery -> Tasks -> Finesse ...gently caress, back up.
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Jan 31, 2013 17:34
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Taskmaster would basically be a watermark over a large portion of the image.
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Mister Roboto posted:This thread has made me realize that Batman and Wonder Woman are both being written pretty well lately. So thanks to everyone who posted them. Who'd have thought Batman and Son would've turned out good? Anyone with any drat sense. And Wonder Woman isn't just good, her book is excellent. Best book DC is publishing right now.
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Apparently Jean Grey is not a telepath.
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Internet Wizard posted:Apparently Jean Grey is not a telepath. The chart also doesn't have Superman listed for eyebeams; I don't think it's supposed to be exhaustive.
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The real question is how many of those could be covered just by Golden/Silver Age Batman and Superman - I'm saying over 90%. spacejung fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Feb 1, 2013 |
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Feb 1, 2013 01:01
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It's got Jamie Madrox and Multiple Man right beside each other. I hope that's on purpose but it's probably just an error. Unless there's another Multiple Man I'm unaware of.
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Diet Poison posted:It's got Jamie Madrox and Multiple Man right beside each other. I hope that's on purpose but it's probably just an error. Unless there's another Multiple Man I'm unaware of. I think it's a joke.
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Diet Poison posted:It's got Jamie Madrox and Multiple Man right beside each other. I hope that's on purpose but it's probably just an error. Unless there's another Multiple Man I'm unaware of. I think there was a storyline in X-Factor where one of Jamie's dupes managed to start his own life and I don't remember the conclusion but I think it was to let him live it and not reabsorb him.
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Gatts posted:I think there was a storyline in X-Factor where one of Jamie's dupes managed to start his own life and I don't remember the conclusion but I think it was to let him live it and not reabsorb him. Unlike poor like Sean
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Gatts posted:I think there was a storyline in X-Factor where one of Jamie's dupes managed to start his own life and I don't remember the conclusion but I think it was to let him live it and not reabsorb him. Yeah, Rev. John Maddox. He pops up every now and then.
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Damien's right. "Two Gentlemen of Verona" is probably Shakespeare's worst play and is only notable for being an early effort.
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Feb 1, 2013 03:55
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Waterhaul posted:Glory #032 Glory is still tragically cancelled isn't it? I remember there being some movement to save it, but I never heard anything out of it. 
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Benito Cereno posted: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. Is that implying that Ares's a bastard son?
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Honest Thief posted:Is that implying that Ares's a bastard son? Hmm? No, not at all. Ares is definitely one of Zeus's relatively few legitimate children, and I'm not sure what I said that seems otherwise. But if you want to continue this discussion, it should probably be in the DC thread or Derailed, I suppose.
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Karnegal posted:Glory is still tragically cancelled isn't it? I remember there being some movement to save it, but I never heard anything out of it. The creators are choosing to end it. Supposedly Image and Liefeld offered to let them continue, but they both decided they wanted to bring it to a natural conclusion instead of outstaying their welcome. And Ross Campbell probably wants to go back to doing his own stuff. I really hope they can reunite and do like a three-issue mini or something one day.
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Waterhaul posted:Here's is your monthly reminder that you should feel bad for not reading Glory. Picking up the trade at my LCS today thanks to this thread  Darth Nat posted:The creators are choosing to end it. Supposedly Image and Liefeld offered to let them continue, but they both decided they wanted to bring it to a natural conclusion instead of outstaying their welcome. And Ross Campbell probably wants to go back to doing his own stuff. Apparently I have terrible timing. Good to hear that it wasn't cancelled midway at least. ∨ Edit: holy crap, that interview  ∨ quote:My idea was that Glory's dad, Silverfall, is hunting her, right? So Glory's like "My dad is gunning for us, we have to come up with a plan!" So Glory, she's 800 years old and has all these friends, gets a farm with all these cows and starts up a dairy farm, and she and her friends dress like dairy farmers. That's their cover, and they have this dairy business on the side, and they secretly train in the barn for this war where Glory's going to wage war on her dad. But meanwhile, she's going around the globe recruiting all these other warriors that she knows or comes across or whatever, but she can't have a farm with all these mystical warriors running around, right? So she uses some magic spell or demon science or whatever to house the warriors' forms within the cows, so the cows are actually these mystical warriors that seem to be regular dairy cows. So they milk them, like you do with cows, and they make ice cream and stuff, but they're really these mystical warriors. So Glory's like "Silverfall's going to find us eventually, but when he does, I just hit my magic button and all the cows take on these warrior traits and become a cow warrior army." Fruits of the sea fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Feb 1, 2013 |
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Here's an interview with the creators about ending Glory. http://www.comicsalliance.com/2012/12/13/the-end-of-glory-joe-keatinge-ross-campbell-interview/
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If he ever starts taking commissions again, I'm totally going to get him to do a picture of farmer Glory and a warrior cow.
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Not a panel but a link to an article about Batman punching animals. There are panels of Batman, well, punching animals and one of Superman wearing a lion as a wig. http://www.comicsalliance.com/2013/02/01/batman-punching-animals-ask-chris-139/
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Uthor posted:Not a panel but a link to an article about Batman punching animals. There are panels of Batman, well, punching animals and one of Superman wearing a lion as a wig. This is probably frowned upon, but can anyone make a .gif of this: 
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Is Bruce Wayne really just chugging a bottle of champagne?
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Strontosaurus posted:Is Bruce Wayne really just chugging a bottle of champagne? He is suppose to be seen as a drunken playboy.
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bobkatt013 posted:He is suppose to be seen as a drunken playboy. I took it as a gift for Alfred whenever he came off-stage.
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KayTee posted:This is probably frowned upon, but can anyone make a .gif of this: Maybe ask in the GIF thread? http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2248287
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Mars Attacks the Transformers is a delight from start to finish. Here's a samplin': The Martians have trapped both the Autobots and Decepticons in a force field, and they hit on the plan on hooking Soundwave up to Blaster to wipe it out.  Blaster, the best Autobot. Later, Megatron has been shrunk "to the size of a small girl's plaything" and Starscream takes advantage of this opening. 
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redbackground posted:Mars Attacks the Transformers is a delight from start to finish. Here's a samplin': drat it, I was going to post pages from that and my scanner died Can you post the ones of Spike getting made fun of for his footware and than later when it comes in handy?
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Benito Cereno posted:Hmm? No, not at all. Ares is definitely one of Zeus's relatively few legitimate children, and I'm not sure what I said that seems otherwise. just this bit of the passage "you are my child, and it was to me that your mother bore you. But were you born of some other god and proved so ruinous" but it could mean something else, like he's disavowing him
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Honest Thief posted:just this bit of the passage "you are my child, and it was to me that your mother bore you. He's just saying that if Ares weren't his son, he would have kicked his rear end out of heaven a long time ago.
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After Chris Pratt was cast as Starlord, Vulture put together a Guardians of the Galaxy starring the rest of the Parks and Rec crew.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:After Chris Pratt was cast as Starlord, Vulture put together a Guardians of the Galaxy starring the rest of the Parks and Rec crew. Spot-on casting for everyone. Especially Groot.
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