Stargate Edition
or
George Lucas Edition
Pick your poison
Previous parts:
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>>93003396
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>>93078378
Dumb arc but gotta love that Morphing Disk jet.
>>93165440
Also I totally miss the old Metropolis Science Police stuff with the robot suits.
>>93165506
Agreed
lol
>>93165521
Yeah, that was a neat idea, I'm surprised they haven't brought it back
>>93165561
The worst part is they don't even try to explain this with hypnotism or magic or anything.
Literally just Diana overcome by animal magnetism.
>>93165346
Stargate. Always Stargate.
Unless it's specifically Universe, that can stay in the trash were it belongs.
>>93165591
To be fair, who could ever resist that haircut?
Ah yes, the Ancient Furgyptians, who could ever forget them
And none of these brainiacs could figure that out huh
>>93165521
I love the Science Police. They're police. For science.
>>93165591
John Byrne is a creepy idiot. News at 11.
At least Levitz had the decency to err on the whole Dream Girl/Atmos thing as hypnotism. Doesn't stop it from being gross, but still.
Why is it always Egyptians and alien shit
Next you'll be telling me there's aliens in AC Origins.
Oh god, it's the Capcom marketing department at it again!!
>>93165690
The ancient Egyptians were super into animal heads, yo. Damn near every important god had one, or an alternate interpretation of them had one.
I used to be really in to Egyptian mythology, and that shit is proper insane. Ever heard of the story of how Osiris's dick got eaten by a fish?
>>93165837
Oh, I know that, it's just that sarcophaguses (sarcophagi?) featured regular humans in them, since, you know, regular humans were "buried" in them, not animal-god people.
>ANOTHER earthquake
Seriously?
Wink wink
WINK WINK.
>>93165757
The whole "aliens built the pyramids" thing has been around a long ass time, so that's probably why.
>>93165892
Ah. Yeah, that makes no sense. Maybe these people were just really pretentious.
Though pretentious is probably the wrong word. The Egyptian pantheon was just as much a bunch of inbred idiots as any other.
>>93165757
TBF this story is based on an old Hawkman story.
I don't know WHY, but it is.
>>93166084
Wait, for real? That's really weird.
>>93166128
Yep, Brave and the Bold #44, The Men Who Moved the World. It's why Byrne thanks Gardner Fox and Joe Kubert in the credits here >>93166104
>>93165591
He's such an alpha. Almost as alpha as John Byrne. John Byrne is the greatest alpha in comics, the greatest artist and the finest writer. I am not a John Byrne, who is not a pedophile. It is very bad how pediphilia is often confused with ephebophilia. Again, I am not the greatest alpha in comics, John Byrne, who would never deign to post on a forum that is not fairly and well moderated like the forum of dominant alpha artist and writer, John Byrne.
>>93166163
Hi, Mr. Enryb, great post.
>>93166161
Man, that's so odd.
>>93166163
Of course you're not John Byrne.He has his very own forum where people can jerk him off all day
>>93166163
>>93166208
Byrne is starting to remind me waaaay too much of Ken Penders.
>>93166191
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p_FHTV2RSA
I can't believe Cave Carson is fucking dead
I will say this run starts to really pick up after this arc.
Goddammit, man.
Would you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qn977W9HjWM
That's so stupid how Cave's telling HIMSELF what just happened to him.
>>93166741
My heart belongs to a different tittybird
So they're like an army of blind Bendises
>>93166951
Do I want to know?
>>93166831
And there we go. Gateway City: America's First CGI City!
>>93166925
It's one of the odd things about this run. Sometimes you get usual Byrne writing, sometimes you get this weird, stilted, early Silver Age writing that almost seems like it's supposed to be for kids.
Certain issues just feel totally phoned in, the one that most easily comes to mind being the one where Diana fights the giant Greek statue earlier.
After this issue things suddenly take a turn for the better.
>>93167015
Yeah, and this was the mid 90's, so there was really no excuse for this kind of writing unless you were intentionally making a throwback to older comics, which Byrne clearly isn't doing.
It's worth noting that Byrne already did the "ancient aliens" thing in his Superman run. It even had a (giant) mummy so even the whole Egyptian shit was there.
I've always felt more could be done with the Roman gods. Perhaps a War of the Gods remake?
That's literally a fucking Batmobile.
Invisible plane time, bitches
>>93167006
This one and the page after. Took me longer than I thought to find it
casualvillain.com/Unsounded/comic/ch10/ch10_67.html
Ughhhh
>>93167295
Lol, Ubis looks like that character from the bkub comics
>>93167379
Well, that's certainly one unique look.
>>93167379
Is that the Deep Crow?
>>93167428
This had me nearly in tears from laughter the first time I read it. Fucking Diana friendzoning some guy.
Byrne is a genius.
UGHHHHH
>>93167428
Dat Elesh Norn meets the Shrieker aesthetic. Not gonna pretend I'm not a weirdo.
>>93167428
What an asshole. Diane apologizing here is such bullshit.
Next time: an actual Wonder Woman villain?! What is the world coming to
See y'all then
>>93167508
Next is probably the highlight of the entire run. Great issue.
Thanks, OP.
>>93166191
Thank you, anonymous coward on a disgusting board full of anonymous cowards who besmirch the good name of John Byrne, who is not a pedophile. Thank you for reminding me of one thing about a John Byrne. I hear a John Byrne has an eight pack. Impressive, huh? Comics, kids! Now get in the van! Ha ha, only kidding!