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The bestest lanterns wear all white.

>>91277318
God, I hate Kyle, he's such a little faggot.

Dexter's Lab crossover: Dexter matches wits with Lex Luthor.
Bonus points if it ends with Dexter using a mecha while Lex uses his war suit or a Lex-O-Skell or something and Dee Dee is the one to defeat Lex by pushing a button.

My own personal choices:

>Lex Luthor/Ed, Edd, n Eddy
>Writer: Mark Russell, Art by Michael Avon Oeming
>Another day at LexCorp isn't just another day when Lex Luthor gets an opportunity to show three youths with a keen sense of entrepreneurship how the business world really operates.

>Constantine/Courage the Cowardly Dog
>Writing and Art by JH Williams
>John Constantine has been to some strange places, but nowhere as strange as the Middle of Nowhere. But a little courage might help John survive a night filled with monsters, zombies and alien chickens.

>>91277175
That actually sounds funny. It'd be great if they could get Genndy to write it.

>Vince Brusio: Politics and comics aren’t regularly seen at the shops on Wednesday, but when a splash does occur it’s given us things like Rick Veitch’s The Big Lie or Frank Miller’s Holy Terror. Those two books, as examples, took on the topics of 9-11 and the war on terror. As the cover for issue #1 of The Divided States of Hysteria features a woman in a burka, and the burka replicates the design of the American flag, we can assume that your book is also going to focus on the subject of Islam and its relationship to America. The question is why are you going there? The subject is an incendiary one. So why are you jumping into the fire?

Howard Chaykin: With all due respect, this contributes to my near permanent state of simmering bitterness. This sort of thing happens in what is basically a one trick pony business. I seem to be relegated to a legacy that will apparently consist solely of the hackwork I did on Star Wars, and drawing oral sex.

I've been doing political material since the early 1980s, when after ten years of lameness and mediocrity, I found my narrative and visual voice with American Flagg! — a strident and enraged political satire that took place in the first third of the 21st century, but was all about the eighties in general, and the sort of country we'd become under the narcissism engendered by the Reagan administration.

You're talking to someone who's been called a "Left wing faggot" by some shmuck on the internet, after he read and apparently comprehended my reboot of The Challengers Of The Unknown.

City Of Tomorrow, a six-issue series I did for Wildstorm, is very much a reflection of the emergence of identity politics and politics in general.

I've not read Veitch's book, but Holy Terror left me feeling that Frank seemed to take the 9/11 criminal act by these murderers as a personal attack.

For the record, it's not a burka, but a niqab.

These characters were no more than plot devices to soothe one cohort or another — just as the current trend is no more than liberal self-congratulation for showing up. Characterization was no more evolved than, say, the guys who showed up behind the door in Mystery Date.

Today we have a ridiculous slew of hyphenates, each with more sensitive and tender feelings, begging to be hurt, than the other — and for the record, this idea that one has the right not to have one's feelings hurt has equal footing on the left and right.

The protagonists of The Divided States Of Hysteria are far from what anyone might identify as heroic in motivation. The antagonists operate, for the most part, from a perspective of genuine conviction and purpose. I might point out that only in comic books, and of course in comics' apparent literary equivalent, YA fiction, would such an issue be worth pondering.

So despite your assumption about The Divided States Of Hysteria is somehow just one more book about Islamic terrorism, rest easy and forget about it. Sure, there's an element here of that issue, but there really is so much more — I promise.

Sounds like this is going to be full Chaykin, and therefore worth reading for entertainment potential even if shit.

>>91276657
Just like everything else, some are good, and a lot more are bad.
Blast was good though.

>>91276657
I discovered this on mycomicpost.net and absolutely loved it. The art is fucking amazing, but the story is just okay. Most French comics I've come across have literally the best comic art I've ever seen.

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>>91277035
Forgot pic...

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>>91276459
First few pages are from one of Marvel's Point One ad-mags.

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>>91276109
I have a sneaking suspicion she's owned by Fox.

Naw son, she'd be treated like a hero. Lack of dick = hero.

>>91276127
Because of the Alpha flight thing? Doesn't both studios own Quicksilver Scarlett witch? She's Purple man's daughter, so how can they not own her?

HWNDU

>>91276061
Honest opinion?
They're holding off on it until Marvel releases Black Panther. And if it proves a large enough audience for a majority black cast cape movie then they'll move forward.

>>91276155
WB seems really leary of any cape movie built around a lesser-known character.
They sold the Suicide Squad movie with the Joker, and all the solo hero movies in development right now are going to be spun off from Justice League.

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and so the cancer generation is refuelled

>>91275639
>new movie
Is this Invader Dib?

>>91275656
The show itself was really good.

Please don't let it be true. I NEED this book.

>>91275614
It was removed from Amazon's listing and every store Ive checked is either saying August TBA or straight up canceled. What the fuck?

What are the chances of no Starco in season 3?

>>91275508
0% I'd wager

>>91275508
-1%

>>91275369
Which ones? Because the ones you've posted mostly could have the potential to be good if Marvel's current crop of writers wasn't so shit

>>91275369
That's a cool elseworld. Is it from Exiles or something?

>>91275391
I generally think this too.

I cant remember what i liked so much about this show when i was younger, I had nothing to relate to it

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Dodie was cancer.
Miranda was a bitch, but got humbled here and there.
Mitzi was queen bitch, and lost an eye for making Miranda look like Courtney.
Dodie was horrid, and got no repentance for her actions. Ginger still stayed friends with her.
Courtney should have became Ginger's friend and Dodie being demoted to Miranda's sidekick. At least then she'd get called out for being shitty by someone who had bitch tendencies but was still a friend.
Her mother was worse.

>>91275312
Why was she so hateable? Were we supposed to like her?

What was your purpose behind making this thread? Who the fuck are these random tumblr posters?

>>91274961
It's so that you know your enemy.

And it ain't Bruce Timm.

>>91274989
dumb cunt

animated or live action?

Ever get the feeling that every comic book is going to be adapted to film?

>>91274963
Live action i guess

>>91274637
Faith.

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>>91274637

my dick