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>>89810358
Or you could just go for a walk in the park with nice music

Just read anything currently published by Marvel.

>>89810387
Im in Arizona, im surrounded by sand, snakes, and bobcats.

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>>89809999

>>89809999
I love this cover. Superman's family is adorable.

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>>89810019

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>>89809942

Variant

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>>89809959

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>>89809981

If dick could get a solo then Wally should too or at least be a regular on the flash comic

>>89809793
>the most important rebirth character
Kek. Rebirth was used as a chance to bring him back and shut his fans up.

He's really not that important to what's going on.

>>89810662
He is literally the only person who has any idea what is going on and Titans is the only book hinting to more rebirth stuff

>>89809464
I'm so used to people saying the term edgy meaning bad around here idk if you're using the term correct or you don't care for the new Samurai Jack.

>>89809464
huh, just noticed the monkey snoot on the girl.

>>89809464
I think Crossed needs an edgier reboot. It just doesn't go far enough!

bugs bunny

>>89809296
Nah bugs is only a mid tier toon force user.

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>>89809277
THE MAAAAAAASSSK!!!!!!!

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>music hits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r16NjjDPLlc

UHHHH

>>89808576
holy hit, i've never thought about it.
Carol really is the roman reigns of marvel, top kek

Now look at this NET

How the hell is Gravity Falls above Dexter's Laboratory!?

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>>89808386
Look at THIS ruler

My question is why do the first two Raimi Spider-Man films feel so alien to the rest of Marvel?

SOME MUCH BAIT IN ONE POST!!!

>>89807291
>le upvote, like, reblog, and subscribe XD

still butthurt no one likes your DC kino, eh /tv/?

>>89742514
I fucking loved the Maximum Clonage covers. I wish I still had mine... but, I lost all my comics in a move as a kid. Never really tried to recoup the collection after that...

>When that was revealed in "Captain America: Steve Rogers #1," everyone lost their minds. Even the actor Chris Evans, who plays Cap in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, tweeted his confusion and frustration. "Hydra?!?!? #sayitaintso," he wrote.

>"It's a pretty juicy turn of events," Brevoort said. "This character, who is the most respected, the moral compass of the Marvel Universe ... is secretly a viper in the nest?!"

>Fast forward to a post "Civil War 2" universe and, while the readers know, those in the Marvel Universe are blissfully unaware of Cap's true motives and ties. But, that's all about to change.

>"Every time there's a scene with Steve Rogers, it takes on two levels of meaning," Brevoort added. "There's the surface of whatever's going on, whatever bad guy Cap and Spider-Man are punching and there's this secondary level, like what's he really doing? 'OMG, Spidey, be careful, that guy's actually a bad guy!'"

>This highly-anticipated series, written by Nick Spencer, will be the culmination and unresolved turn of events from that shocking story, Brevoort explains. But like all Marvel books, there's no guarantee it will be wrapped up in any "neat, tidy bow" for the readers after its 9-issue run.

>"Steve has been kind of lining his dominoes up around the Marvel Universe to be able to make his move and bring about a Hydra revolution, a takeover," Brevoort said. "At the point of 'Secret Empire,' they are ready to go. That's the moment we hit as we go in."

>Cap will be unmasked as a Hydra agent pretty early on.

>"His plans and Hydra's plans will have begun to unfurl," Brevoort continued. "We are done with the covert portion, the buildup portion of the program, 'Secret Empire' if the pyrotechnics, the big Michael Bay blockbuster, huge colossal struggles and battles across the Marvel Universe, with all of our key characters and players taking on a big role."

>>Secret Empire

>In issue #0 (April), it's effectively, as Brevoort puts it, "the worst day of the Marvel Universe."

"Where not one, not two, but three separate events break out all at once. Cap, as head of S.H.I.E.L.D., is able to mobilize forces to all three of those situations. And those three situations represent Hydra's first move. It comes off the blocks explosively right from the get-go," he added.

>By issue #1 (May), the Marvel world knows who Rogers really is.

>"If you are going into this story not knowing how it's going to go, yeah you should have some misgiving about [a happy ending], because it's a really ridiculously awful situation he is in," Brevoort said. "It might not all be fine."

>All the characters close to Cap will be touched by this, but the Marvel masterminds stress that "everyone" will be affected by this.

>"We'll definitely see an impact on our new, younger generation of heroes, a huge turn for them, a Watergate moment for them," Brevoort said.

>"They will have to grapple with what this means and reset their heroism," he added. "You don't want it to be bleak and miserable, you always want to have hope and be uplifting, and that's the aspect of this story where the other characters in the Marvel Universe have to kind of come together for."

>Alonso said, while Cap is the nucleus of this story, "this story is going to be told through the perspective of multiple characters, who are dealing with the threat this poses."

>"Some roles and characters will come to the foreground at different moments in the story and play a big role in saving the day," the Editor-in-Chief added.

>>The Future of The Marvel Universe

>What the team at Marvel wants out of this conflict is a newly united universe once again, something fans haven't seen in quite some time.

>"We've just come off of 'Civil War 2' and 'Inhumans vs. X-Men,' two big, dark events that had heroes fighting against heroes, over somewhat defensible positions. This is very much more an old school story. You will know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. This is not heroes fighting heroes, this is heroes fighting a bad guy," Alonso said.

>He continued, "We saw this moment as our chance to rally the entire Marvel Universe, which has been fragmented of late."

">We saw this as the rallying cry, where we could have everyone -- Avengers, Guardians, Defenders, X-Men, Spider-Man, Deadpool -- all rally against this thing and unify the universe into the future," Alonso said.

>As with all their big storylines, "Secret Empire" was planned well in advance, the concept taking shape years prior to now.

>"When we made the decision to have Cap's memory rewired, thus that he would be come a Hydra agent," Alonso said. "You would have the most trusted superhero in the Marvel Universe become a super villain. You don't do something like that without considering what a huge story it is. You understand you're teeing up a huge story and that's what this is."

>"We are already planned out two or three moves beyond [an out to this story]. We are always planning a year, 18 months into the future. We know exactly how this is ending, we know what's coming after that and after the thing that's coming after the thing," Brevoort chimed in.

>"Secret Empire" hits shelves nationwide with issue #0 in April, followed by issue #1 in May. The series will run until August.


Sauce: https://gma.yahoo.com/exclusive-secret-empire-shake-marvel-universe-core-140412883--abc-news-celebrities.html


#0 full cover reveal maybe in a matter of hours.

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>>89806425
I've been looking for an animated episode of Nick Arcade with the original Nicktoons cast from the Nickelodeon cable launch. it was 1979, or close to it. Doug hadn't given birth to his younger sister Judy yet, but as we all know, he would within days of the episode. the games were green screen as was the style at the time. one was Sonic, that much I remember. there might have been a Resident Evil too, and of course Call of Duty.

Doug, as most celebrity guests were, was awful at the games. he constantly died and then would look at the camera and give a "Dear Journal" speech. somehow. he came in second to Ginger Foutley, which I was surprised to see considering she had killed herself a few years ago. beating a pregnant Doug was still an accomplishment, as Judy was also given a controller and their scores counted together.

since he lost, he was deleted from the show. as in, completely deleted. it was like when a film strip catches on fire. I was scared that he would be deleted from his own show as well, but luckily there were different animators and he did not disappear from Doug like he did Nick Arcade. it was quite haunting though, and I can still hear his screams when I close my eyes.

the animated Nick Arcades were hard to come by especially since most betamax players from that time were damaged in the nuclear war with the Soviet Union. still, I distinctly remember this episode and hope to see it again. I think Doug could have gotten more points in Sonic if he had used the spin dash.

>>89806425
You be Patti and I'll bring the mayonnaise.

>>89806440
Waaait a minute....
Doug didn't come out in 1979!

NO DUBS CHECKIN'

>It's a John DiMaggio episode

>>89806261
Same voice actor as Jake the dog havin'...

Spider-Dad
Worthy Thor
Red Daredevil
AI Tony as Iron Man
Avengers comics going back to normal

>>89806008
I really don't care anymore.

Actually, this last phase of Marvel may have opened my eyes to something: comic book writers are generally very shitty writers.

Look at Waid. Considered one of the best for a pretty long time. Tried to write about politics and BLAM!, is incredibly bad. And the same applies to everyone at Marvel right now.

It is all good when writing super-powered people beating super-powered people, but they are not capable of writing anything slightly more complicated.

That is pretty fucking sad.

>>89806121
>Look at Waid. Considered one of the best for a pretty long time.

Only newfags think that. Everything he's ever written was hot garbage the only good think he wrote was Daredevil. I blame the indiefags for shilling him into Marvel.

While we're waiting, what's this I hear about onbenchnow retiring?

is julian autistic

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>mfw Iris won't die this episode
>mfw Iris won't die this season