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Ok. Well in the future let's not talk about either superheroes or strippers in this particular way unless we're talking about Voodoo, that catgirl Fantagraphics used to publish comics about, or I guess Stan Lee's Stripperella because it's vaguely gross. I don't want to get into semantics or have a debate but there are ways to critique a comic book costume without sounding like a SWERF.
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theironjef posted:Did that ad call Captain Marvel "Miss Marvel?" One would think editorial would catch that since it's a common sticking point. Also, it’s pronounced Ms, not Miss.
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Stripper comparisons are verboten but that run of Hulk comics was obviously and deliberately cheesecakey. The issue that Ms. Marvel appeared was conveniently when Art Adams dropped in to do pencils, and the backup (well it's not backup when it's half the page count) story at the time was Red Hulk vs a variety of superheroines drawn by Frank Cho.
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I will refrain from accurately describing her costume in the future.
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I too will avoid drawing true comparisons that only imply shame if you're inclined to view strippers as shameful.
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mind the walrus posted:I too will avoid drawing true comparisons that only imply shame if you're inclined to view strippers as shameful. drat dude you fuckin owned that sjw
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Oh you still haven't grown up
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Thanks for your cooperation, gang!!
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thinking about defenestration man e: sorry. open-window man, whose signature move is the defenestration punch
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what if, when bruce wayne looked to the open window as he pondered his new identity, instead of a bat flying in, nothing did dial h #13
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scary ghost dog posted:thinking about defenestration man What does the headquarters look like for a hero like Open-Window Man? Is it called Defenestration Station?
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Lobok posted:What does the headquarters look like for a hero like Open-Window Man? Is it called Defenestration Station? i dont remember.....his power is that he can go into any window and come out of any other window and the comic is about the infinite number of superheroes and supervillains spanning the multiverse, so i dont think we get to see the window cave. but i might be misremembering
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scary ghost dog posted:i dont remember.....his power is that he can go into any window and come out of any other window and the comic is about the infinite number of superheroes and supervillains spanning the multiverse, so i dont think we get to see the window cave. but i might be misremembering Windows don't live in caves. They tend to be in frames. That guy should definitely call his place the window frame. Or the framework.
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Quick, to the Sill! *On the way, Open-Window Man places a call to Sash, Pane and Casing, his terrific teen trio of deputized Windowsmen!*
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"I'm afraid you have an untreatable case of Image-itis." Nightwatch #8 (1994) Pencils/Inks: Roy Burdine, Inks: Thomas Florimonte  Nightwatch #9 (1994) Pencils: Roy Burdine, Inks: Abraham Madison  Nightwatch #12 (1995) Pencils: Roy Burdine, Inks: Abraham Madison
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drat, is Nightwatch as loving COOL as it looks?!
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Wendell posted:drat, is Nightwatch as loving COOL as it looks?! Think Spawn but even COOLER
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So, lukewarm.
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Nightwatch was pretty cool in Charles Soule's She-Hulk. I think Ron Wimberly did his redesign?
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Rhyno posted:Think Spawn but even COOLER Kick up the rad dial to 1,0000 - we're taking this dude to eXxXtremetown!!!!! Population: Nightwatch!!!!!
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Nightwatch is so cool the first time I remember ever seeing him was in Maximum Carnage. What's cooler than that?!
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Push El Burrito posted:Nightwatch is so cool the first time I remember ever seeing him was in Maximum Carnage. What's cooler than that?! ...the surface of the sun?
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How Wonderful! posted:Nightwatch was pretty cool in Charles Soule's She-Hulk. I think Ron Wimberly did his redesign? He died unceremoniously during the clone saga, done in by a writer who didn't even spell his name correctly, and didn't appear again until that She-Hulk run. It's actually kind of impressive that he was enough of a turd that nobody wanted to touch him in twenty years.
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Darthemed posted:
What am I supposed to be seeing here? I see text and a a lot of red/brown and some blue splotch in the middle. Is there art somewhere?
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Random Stranger posted:He died unceremoniously during the clone saga, done in by a writer who didn't even spell his name correctly, and didn't appear again until that She-Hulk run. It's actually kind of impressive that he was enough of a turd that nobody wanted to touch him in twenty years. I think it was more that everyone forgot he existed until Soule and Wimberly.
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BetterToRuleInHell posted:What am I supposed to be seeing here? I see text and a a lot of red/brown and some blue splotch in the middle. Is there art somewhere? He's blasted through a wave of camouflage agents, and is now covered in their camo-goo.
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Here's Wimberly's redesign by the way, now that I'm home. It's pretty simple but I think very slick--- this is as close as we get to a full-body action shot from what I remember before he shows up again at the end of the run drawn by Javier Pulido, I think?
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I love that Wimberley redesign, it was such a weird direction to take.
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It reminds me of the best Moon Knight costume.
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How Wonderful! posted:Here's Wimberly's redesign by the way, now that I'm home. It's pretty simple but I think very slick--- this is as close as we get to a full-body action shot from what I remember before he shows up again at the end of the run drawn by Javier Pulido, I think? He looks like that weird robot guy from the last Street Fighter 3 game now. Q?
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How Wonderful! posted:Here's Wimberly's redesign by the way, now that I'm home. It's pretty simple but I think very slick--- this is as close as we get to a full-body action shot from what I remember before he shows up again at the end of the run drawn by Javier Pulido, I think? That looks fantastic. I need to read that run. When is Night Cat ("the only super hero based on a real-life, flesh-and-blood human being"*) coming back? *Stan Lee, Feb. 1991, obviously having forgotten The Human Fly
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Technically not comic art, but this album art by comic artist Simon Roy is pretty great.
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Yep that rules.
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can confirm! 
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Technically not comic art, but this album art by comic artist Simon Roy is pretty great. If we're posting album art, I loved this one recently, by Erica Williams for Dabin's Wild Youth: 
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Lobok posted:What does the headquarters look like for a hero like Open-Window Man? Is it called Defenestration Station? This misses the opportunities "WindowPain" and "Defenestation".
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So I finally read all three issues of Morlock 2001 and it's, uh, something:  It's about a plant man who the government uses to kill subversives until he decides he doesn't want to do that anymore. Also he turns into a plant monster occasionally and eats innocent people. Ditko drew the third issue and he's really in his weird-rear end wheelhouse:  Then the title character was killed on the last page and welp, that was the end of Morlock 2001. 
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You’re saying that’s good art, right? Because those first two pages are baller.
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Jordan7hm posted:You’re saying that’s good art, right? Yeah, it's weird and inconsistent but I actually like that it's just going for it. That's Al Milgrom, by the way.
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Cross-posting from the funny panels thread.Darthemed posted:
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