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As a kid who grew up and became a fan of Kiss in the 90s, I only ever read the Psycho Circus comics, but I know Marvel, IDW, Dark Horse and others have put out Kiss comics, which are the best? I had maybe like one or two issues of the Dark Horse ones and they seemed a bit more "traditional" capeshit

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ANY QUESTIONS?

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I remember Cy-boars! Thread got archived just when I saw it. I have been looking for this fucking show for ever just to prove to myself it wasn't a fever dream. That one boar that had Wolverine claws and also a speedster was the fucking man. I don't remember any of the other ones. But I do remember the bull villains were pretty based in the over-the-top evil kind of way.

Thank you.

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Is he right /co/?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsZUYP8tQxQ

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I miss the old Jeff Randall, /co/

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How do I get the art of wolfenstein free online?
It was co-made by dark horse and I found it on a comic website, wasn't sure where else I would ask.

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>PART 13 - SNAKE CATCHER
The Paoli brothers have been left humiliated, their relationship fractured; Chuckles has gone off the grid, his location a mystery to G.I. Joe; and Cobra is preparing to deal with Erika Le Tene for her part in Chuckles' escape.
>Part 1 (Infiltration, Spotlight #1)
>>93250047 (Cross-thread)
>Part 2 (Stormbringer, Spotlight #2-5)
>>93252555 (Cross-thread)
>Part 3 (Escalation, Spotlight #6-7)
>>93265022 (Cross-thread)
>Part 4 (Spotlight #8-10, New Avengers/Transformers)
>>93266194 (Cross-thread)
>Part 5 (Megatron Origin, Spotlight #11-13)
>>93269410 (Cross-thread)
>Part 6 (Escalation, Spotlight #14-15)
>>93272516 (Cross-thread)
>Part 7 (Spotlight #16-19)
>>93291067 (Cross-thread)
>Part 8 (Origins #1-5, #8-10)
>>93291616 (Cross-thread)
>Part 9 (GI Joe #1-6, Origins #6-7)
>>93292841 (Cross-thread)
>Part 10 (Cobra #1-4, Cobra Special)
>>93295333 (Cross-thread)
>Part 11 (GI Joe #7-12, Origins #11, #13-14)
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>Part 12 (GI Joe #13-16, GI Joe Special, Origins #12)
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I guess this explains him having Bruce constantly fail and do things that push the Batfamily away?

>Over the years, Snyder has opened intermittently on social media about dealing with depression and anxiety and how he copes with it in his everyday life
>Snyder talked about Batman’s rogue gallery and how he never felt comfortable with the demonization itself of mental illness
>“You know with Arkham there's always been a talk of changing it to something else so it's not Arkham Asylum so it becomes something more of the punitive aspect of it. Especially since these colorful, other-worldly villains have no correlation to mental illness in any realistic way,”
>He then explained though that those kind of things are pretty entrenched in a way, but how he viewed it. It isn't that these villains themselves are extensions of any particular mental illness, but what they represent: his and Batman’s greatest fears.
>“The Joker, in particular, talks about things when he's taunting Batman about his life's work with his family, with his mission, all of it being reduced to nothing. He's just telling him that he's worthless. These are things that really repeat in my head in my own life when I'm not feeling well. When Two-Face is threatening Batman, he's not really going on about being bipolar or split personality or anything like that. He's really saying deep down ‘people are ugly and I know they are’ and so on. That's something when I feel anxious or overwhelmed by the news sometime or a really terrible story, you start to wonder about human darkness and then you start to worry about yourself and other people. I look at the villains as ways of exploring my own deepest fears and anxieties. It does allow me though to explore things I feel acutely when I'm not well.”

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Discuss.

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Honest question: how did "American comics" become synonymous with "superhero comics"? this may have been more of a thing in the past, but a lot of my friends and family still seem unaware that there exist comics about other subject matters, or consider them to be "alternative" or secondary to "regular" superhero comics. At the same time they're aware of cartoons and animated films in different genres, even though cartoons came after comics and were based directly on them, and there were plenty of American cartoonists in the days before animation that made all kinds of comics in different styles and genres. What's your opinion ?

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Is Sandman mystery theater any good?

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What went wrong b/co/s?

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This ginger asshole somehow got one of the sexiest girls in comics

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The museum. We pan downward at hyperspeed to see a high angle of a glass box on a table.

We pan down the wall to a frontal 3/4 view of the table.

High angle zooming in on the contents: a samurai sword.

We pan left to right across the beautifully polished black hilt to the handle.

We zoom in on the handle, etched in the complex golden design are the (nonsensical) characters 戦力命.

The door across from the table is blown open by a bomb.

Three men enter. In the center,a short man with yellow skin and he's just a really stupidly racist Japanese caricature, okay? His name is Motonaka. He rubs his hands together as we see the sword reflected in his eyes.

Motonaka: Aah, excerent. Shiss honolabre sode wirr make a gleat addishon tsuu my correction.

His gloved hand reaches out to touch the glass, but we see reflected on it a hint of what's to come--

Motonaka: Fryingu Supaa Rodentsu!

Flying Super Rodents (he's NOT BATMAN OKAY and fucking yes his name is plural) smashes Moto right in the face causing teeth to fly and a gratuitous display of blood oozing from his mouth as he grasps his neck.

Motonaka: Auuggh I am chorking....

He goes crosseyed as he chokes his face goes blue and he dies falling over legs up. His goons open fire as...

Flying Super Rodents blocks the bullets with his arms.

He grabs a not-bataerang from his belt and hurls it at the goons who get smacked right in the face and fall.

FSR: Dishonorabler climinars.

The goons are fucking on their hands and knees sweating bullets. Their fedoras are fucking falling off.

Goon 1: Aww, shucks please honorable super flying rodent guy....

Goon 2 (sweat practically spraying out of his clenched knuckles): Please don't moidalize us.

EXTREME CLOSEUP as Flying Super Rodents clenches his brow...

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT LADDIES

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>Timmy: What? The Sphinx? But I didn't Unwish it!
>Cosmo: Oh really? Well, it adds to the drama.

The only thing worse than a continuity error is acknowledging a plot hole and making a continuity error on purpose.

Pointing out your story's problems doesn't excuse them.