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>>93773430
To piss you off

>>93773430

Ever buy a DVD and it come with a "deleted scenes" feature?

>>93773430
LOL

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God damn Barry is swole

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Twin time
Oh and Jesse and some classic Rogues as well

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I know its just because its Porter but all his designs are still really JL3K

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I want to fuck them

>>93773214
Alright /co/
Whose a better husbando?
Hank or Dean?

>>93773214

They....

Uhm.

They have nice grooming.

(whew)

>Batmans cape is blue

God this movie is gonna fucking suck. I've been waiting my whole life to see the Justice League on screen, and they've fucked up at every turn. This is gonna hurt.

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holy shit. someone compared a superhero team to a pantheon of greek gods?

omg that's the deepest thing I've ever seen in my entire life.

I'm sure it gave plenty of people strange new fetishes.

it accomplished being a shit movie and giving more ammunition to folks who stereotype the jews.

>>93772667
It was the first big adult 3D film in theaters.
Not that grand of a movie but HEY basically the same marketing strategy as Fritz the Cat.

It's the classic strategy of "be the first to do something in some way". Like how Amelia Earhart isn't the third person to solo fly the Atlantic Ocean, she's the first woman to.

>>93771879
poor syngery

Marvel sold the rights to FOX in the 90's to avoid going under after the industry imploded.

If FOX is so bent on making this franchise a hit they should've integrated it with their other properties long ago.

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discuss

>>93772123
I want to see that rule34 he's talking about

We need to talk about Seventeen's panties.

>>93771709
>CBR
>not shameless clickbait

Pick one

>>93771709
Even without reading the original article, I already agree with this rebuttal. Especially #5. What is it with bad reviewers having a boner for high school Peter?

>>93771709
>>93771765
There was a time when CBR was more or less the premier comic book community online. It had lots of fun blogs showcasing the best comics out that week, creators posted on their forums, and their reviews and previews were well formatted and well edited.

Now every fucking thing is a 15 Reasons Why list. Their headlines are pure clickbait. And, on top of that, they're fucking horribly edited. I guess that's because they fired their editors and replaced them with writers to churn out 15 Superheroes Whose Name Starts With a Vowel.

>>93771568
Probably not.

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>>93771568
Nope. Never ever. Not in a million years. Nuh uh.

>>93771568
They do, and it's going to crush them both - Manga. Half the shopfloor of most of the LCS's around here are Manga materials, not comics. And that markets growing fast, lots of people are getting into it.

I think it will be good for them though. A real competitor offering proper alternatives, rather than just another cape verse, will force them to innovate and improve.

Yeah but giving him a SWF vibe to his backstory sucks imo.

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>>93771593
They retconned that BS in Rebirth.

>>93771593
>SWF
huh?

>>93771536
>American Pop
If you're interested in more Bakshi, there's Wizards, and Coonskin.

>>93771536
Is this that one about The Arab Springs?

Waking life
Excellent movie

>>93771449
Nobody fucking cares. Kill yourself.

>>93771494
Rude please go.

>>93771619
Fuck off.

>And this is me jamming my science fiction hat on so far there’s just a little pair of feet poking out of it. The reason to be excited about the Progenitors isn’t because of their continuity connections, or the earth-shattering revelations they embody that will change the entirety of Marvel Space forever – I’ve pushed that button before, and it doesn’t bring the boys to the yard. The reason to be excited by these dudes is because they are incredibly awesome. They’re a brand-new alien threat to the Marvel Universe, beautifully designed by Javier Rodriguez, and they are a Type IV Civilization on the Kardashev scale. Working with Javier on this lets me map out their whole way of being to correspond with his amazing art – he’s inspiring me to take things to the next level and beyond.

>Javier has done some beautiful and amazing work on Daredevil, Spider-Woman, and Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme. What do you enjoy most about his style?

>Javier is absolutely brilliant; he just elevates all this to another level. There’s a certain type of artist who you pray for on a book — someone who’s mastered character design, page and panel design, storytelling, atmosphere, emotion — and Javier is that type of artist. He’s a master craftsman, to the extent that his beautiful art style is almost the cherry on top. And I do love his style. He’s got a lovely clean, clear line, which makes everything wonderfully readable, and that always butters a lot of parsnips with me. Oh, and he also takes the panel breakdowns I give him and gives them wonderful tweaks that always work, so he’s mastered pacing as well. (I have a tendency to specify panels per page, but that’s more for my own benefit; I don’t make it a hard-and-fast rule.)

>What can you tell us about the action and events of Royals #9? What’s the emotional status and dynamic of your cast when you pick up with them in that issue?

>It’s emotion all the way, true believer! Two of the Royals have hooked up, which is causing tension. One Royal is undergoing a strange transformation — a kind of accelerated secondary Terrigenesis which might make them more alien than even Inhuman society can cope with. The Astarion [the Royals’ spaceship] is lost in the space between galaxies, a great black void that might be their tomb … or might be the calm before the storm. And it’s a hell of a storm. The Progenitors are here to greet the reader with a bang, and the Inhumans’ arms are definitely too short to box with their gods. This is a trip to Mount Olympus to steal thunderbolts from the quiver of Zeus (except not literally,because in the Marvel Universe that could literally be a thing), and “Zeus” is not happy. And this Zeus could end the Royals with a gesture …

>Speaking of endings, you’ve been teasing that one of the Royals will die on their cosmic journey since Issue 1. So how dangerous will things get for your cast come Issue 9?

>Someone doesn’t make it back; we always said so. It’s a means of building tension. Say “anyone could die” and that’s a normal Thursday in a superhero universe, but say “one WILL die,” make it a promise, and suddenly there are real stakes. That’s one I learned from the cover of Alpha Flight #12, and it’s still good today. Readers are going to be making a lot of guesses as to who’s going to end their journey on the Progenitor planet based on the character’s beats going into this, and I hate to say it, but at least one of those guesses is going to be right …

>The Royals will come across the Progenitors as they search for the “Prima Materia,” the original Terrigen. The Inhumans believe they’re searching for an element, but I have to wonder is the Prima Materia more than a mystical element. The way Noh-Varr talks in Issue 2 about Terrigen getting an almost poetic revenge on Medusa has me wondering if it’s perhaps sentient? Can you comment on that at all?

>I kind of got into alchemy a little bit with this story, which is where “Prima Materia” came from. I feel like that fits with the Inhumans’ whole deal. They’re an ancient civilization that runs of science that existed before we even knew what science was. They don’t obey our physical laws — Reader’s power just defies explanation, although if you’re a quantum physicist please tell me if that helps — but they’re not magic, either. They live in a strange zone of poetic, magical thinking, where a human being can become a door that takes you where you need to be, or commune with his ancestors by summoning them into his flesh.

Translation: I won't let anyone talk me out of my nostalgia wank.

>>93771236
No one cares, Toby.

>>93771236

That's a nice outfit

>>93771165
Peter.

>>93771165
MJ NORMAN WHEN

>>93771165

They should never have backpedalled on Norman making Menace pregnant. Is Harry really the father?