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>>93820685
I really can't tell how big or small either of those objects is...

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>>93820381
>No Wonder Man disgusted at what Beast has become.
Lame.

>>93820404

It's not like he hasn't gone crazy and evil a few times in the past.

>>93820381
>Beast and Wonder Man actually together again on a regular basis instead of just for one brief appearance
Oh shit

That was some serious bad luck

>>93820151
I am torn between this ending so soon. On one hand, I like his writing and have gotten surprisingly invested.

On the other hand, it's nice to have a short and sweet comic that isn't dragged out, and ends before a fandom can really form around it.

>>93820648
I don't know if you can stop fandom. If it happens it happens. This concept lends itself to small stories about the normal people.

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>>93819537

Literally can't do shit without his sword. The only times he is ever threatened is when he loses his sword, and that's always resolved by him chanting its name a few times until it swoops in and kills everyone

Michael Moorecock is a pompous hack who thinks his faggy little anti-Tolkien fanfiction is more important than it is.

>>93819411
This actually looks great. Sadly don't have Amazon Prime though, will most likely have to pirate it.

I'm hyped for it. Tick and Arthur have always been adorable together and I'm excited to see more of them.

>>93819557
Usually Amazon allows you to just purchase seasons of specific shows if you don't use a Prime account, which is what I'll probably do if given the option. This feels like one of the few times where me being an actual viewer and giving my money can make or break the difference for more episodes (Unlike most cartoons where my viewing is worthless because I'm not their demographic).

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>>93819411
>mrw

>If you take a campy cult 80s action movie, splice in a canned laughter soundtrack, then dip it into egg nog spiked with plutonium, you might have something that looks like Gwenpool, The Unbelievable #21. It’s an issue that’s a stepping stone into the Marvel Legacy event, and writer Christopher Hastings and editor Heather Antos drop a few hints about where Gwen might go if she chooses to follow the yellow brick road. Anything could happen, though. You know, like, she could warp reality to the point where a bunch of cosplayers buy up issue #21 before you can make it to the counter. It could happen. So read the interview, already!

>Vince Brusio: Gwenpool seems to be the culmination of prayers sent to the sky. It’s like that opening scene of It’s a Wonderful Life. All the people in town are sending up prayers to heaven, hoping that the divine being will answer with a benevolent gesture. If one of those prayers was for an old school Marvel “What If” adventure that could last longer than a one-shot, the creation of Gwenpool seems to be the prayer’s answer. Would you say that’s a fair assessment? After all, you’re writing about a character that doesn’t seem to be affected by physics. How, as a writer, do you keep from going off the deep end, especially now when Gwenpool apparently will dare to defy Dr. Doom?

>Christopher Hastings: Ha HA! I would love to see that scene of It's a Wonderful Life, but instead it's dozens of Gwenpool cosplayers! That would be pretty funny. Yeah, Gwenpool wouldn't exist if it weren't for all the fan-art and cosplay that came out of the first appearance of her costume on a Deadpool variant cover. They basically "secreted" her into existence, and I got the call to try to make it into something that might make sense.

>I'm definitely a writer who's spent his career hanging around the deep end, as you put it. If I can make something crazier or weirder, I usually will. Most of my energies are put into keeping a firm hand on that harness to keep me from falling all the way in. My biggest core philosophy that usually keeps things from getting too insane, is that I try to follow the rules of logic that are established, no matter how crazy they might seem, or even if something seems like a tossed-off joke. It's an old saying in comedy, "If the unusual thing is true, what else is true?"

>In this case, as Gwen Poole knows she lives in a comic book, and so that awareness is growing to the point where she is aware of the *physical comic page itself*. And with that awareness comes the ability to act beyond it. If Gwen wants to disappear from a scary situation, she just needs to leave the panel! Does she need to go back in time to fix a mistake? Well then she can just browse through her own comic and jump back in a few pages earlier. That's a tremendous power, and she's ready to test it on the big guy, Victor Von Doom himself.

>Vince Brusio: Heather, who doesn’t envy you? To say you’re an editor on a Gwenpool book must be akin to saying “I drink spiked plutonium for breakfast.” How do you get a handle on physical boundaries for a character that didn’t quite start out as a character? Christopher Hastings was at the front of this experiment. How do the two of you sit down to decide on what laws of nature apply, and those that don’t in the “real world”?

>Heather Antos: I *do* drink spiked plutonium for breakfast! How’d you guess?

>>93819379
Hate this, hopefully, it's not as common as in Japanese stuff.

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>>93819584
??? Every manga artist I ever read from drew the covers themselves.

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>>93819379
you're mad because you didn't bother to open the book before you bought it? or you're just mad on behalf of the people who do that? or what?

>>93819333

Why would you do that to yourself

>>93819333
I am not white trash so no

>>93819333
>5.95
Holy shit.
It better have 60+ pages holy shit.

Didn't Gravity Falls waste a lot of time within Mable's fantasy world realm?

Also I think the Lion Turtle could definitely been foreshadowed a bit more, not to mention energy bending coming completely out of left field, but the airship fleet and the Last Agni Kai are absolutely god tier

>>93819203
both endings honestly sucked, but while Avatar sucked because of "muh no killing", GF sucked b/c they completely ruined characters, reversed character arcs, & rushed any good characterization that we could've gotten all b/c hirsch didn't want to do anything longer than the 2 seasons he did or he decided to do pointless episodes

>>93819203
Weirdmageddon was three parts.

>Ugh straight white male amirite

>>93819058
No. I enjoyed her bits the most out of the supporting cast to be honest.

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>>93819058

The only thing we can agree on is that ur a fag, op

>>93819051
Hi, Roon Anon! Big fan.

OMD was definitely all JoeQ. JMS complains every now and then how he thinks breaking Pete and MJ us was a stupid idea and hurt sales, and the Spider-Office gets butthurt about it.

I personally don't know why people are so mad about Sins Past and Sins Remembered, but I dislike Gwen, so I would. ;)

>>93819127
Really? Shit, nice to see. Ima look that up and see if I can verify. What was his deal with Sins Past? I think I remember a post that had him explaining he wanted to do it differently, but Marvel Editorial changed it at the last second.

>>93819051
It was all Quesada.

JMS wanted to make the twins Peter's children, but Quesada went"noooo, children can't relate to a Spider-Man that has kids, better make Gwen a cheap slut".

Hopefully never, pops are fucking ugly.
sageru

>>93819001
Most of them are. But depending on the original characters design, they can get it right sometimes.

Poor Crow

>>93818947
Just Kingdom Hearts. I'm sure we'll all be disappointed by whatever they show.

>>93819048
Marvel in KH maybe?

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>>93818947
CAROL

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>cheese pizza

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>>93818781
>Tony Stark fare if he was dropped in, say, the middle of a ritual to bring forth an Elder God

problem is in a shared universe, you just bring in a specialist (strange, probably) and go back to what you're doing

having the sort of magic-vs.-science angle also makes it hard to pull off twists without it coming off as an asspull

>>93819405
Yeah, but what if he just happened across it? Say he was investigating a defunct AIM base, but that branch turned to occult shit, and now he has to deal with an Eldtrich God's minions, and stop them from completing the ritual and bringing it forth.

it can make for a good story occasionally but you don't want to overdo it