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The ass lady

>>89580132
Exactly.

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thicc yuri girls

I want to be in a Katie and Sadie sandwich

>>89579742

fuck off

mr krabs

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>>89579742

>>89579542
Don't have autism.

>>89579542

He's dumb enough not to hate himself
The poor stupid bastard

>>89579814
Something easier

Bruce Wayne? Batman? Ha, that's like saying Clark Kent is Superman

You may as well tell everyone Matt Murdock is Daredevil while you're at it, anon. We've SEEN Batman and Bruce Wayne in the same place at the same time.

>>89579454
And now you can sue Bruce Wayne for trespassing.

Oh, I guess he actually updated so his little venting session wouldn't get him any more hatemail.

>>89578923
where's the dick?

also, is she looking up her own skirt or is that harry crossdressing as her again in just one panel?

>>89578988
Third panel in the cigar smoke.

Megas was too complex to make toys out of unlike transformers.

CHICKS

Apparently not enough people dig giant robots. You, Chicks and I aren't enough

Most of the original cast for fairly odd parents
And the dog and poof

>>89578465
To be fair, Poof was a terrible idea from the start.

>>89578437
He got brought back, he was a deserter.

>>89578167
kek

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>>89578107

I KNOW, RIGHT?
No way that motherfucker 360 noscoped me legit.

>>89578690
He's just that good.

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>>89577874
>Occasionally a complete asshole, especially when she's supposed to be all of the above. Nobody will call her out on her abrasive, casually abusive behavior. Strong badass characters who would normally rip someone's spleen out for squeezing the toothpaste from the wrong end, are instantly cowed and become meek, spineless Wangst factories as soon as she "puts them in their place."
>Full-on Jerk Sues will routinely be flippant, snide, and rude, yet will be treated as a charmingly sarcastic character. They will flout authority as a matter of course and never suffer the consequences. Even if said authority figure is known for a tough stance on disrespect, they will either gamely ignore the Sue's challenge to their authority, or—worse still—praise her for her "cheekiness" or "boldness."


"Precocious, spoiled, and violent, Damian battles Tim Drake, whom he wants to replace as Robin, and sucker punches Drake off the stuffed Tyrannosaurus in the Batcave when Tim stops fighting to help him. Damian then escapes, dons a variant Robin costume made of Jason Todd's old tunic and mask and assorted League of Assassin gear, and gets into a fight with and decapitates the villainous Spook."


>Regardless of what skill level the canon characters have established, she might just simply be better than them, often in ways that do not make sense. Not to mention that if she isn't already skilled at something, she'll pick it up in a fraction of the time required - if she even needs to learn them at all. She/he may have powers similar to what the other characters have, only with all of the downsides and limitations removed.

Known for defeating full-grown adults with his ninja powers

>>89577874
Damian is an archetype, an heir to the world. He is Alexander.

Is that simple, stop being butthurt, we should be mad about the nig or how bad DC handles Drake

wtf i hate damon wayans now

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And everyday we get closer and closer

>>89577705
The series will enter hiatus after Islands. 2018 is still far away.

>>89577599
It'll be good when it actually ends

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It's a Field Trip episode!

>>89578815
>...did 'e?
I hope whoever wrote that didn't live to see the $CurrentYear

>While that analogy might be a little much the point still remains; how do you boycott a major company without it just hurting the people at the bottom of the food chain? We are in strange and dangerous political times as major companies align themselves with a fundamentally flawed government in the United States of America. For comic fans, seeing the head of Marvel Comics, Ike Perlmutter, donate heavily to Donald Trump‘s campaign along with his wife Laura Perlmutter. Laura later became a member of his inauguration committee, and Ike went on to score a “significant” role in Trump’s administration as an advisor on veterans’ health care.

>On January 28th, 2017 there was a mass protest at John F Kennedy Airport in New York City and the ride sharing company Uber turned off their surge pricing to say that they weren’t trying to take advantage of the strike but users were not convinced. The hashtag #deleteUber was born and not long after the tag #deleteMarvel also began to gain some traction for similar reasons. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with boycotts and they can work but the problem with trying to hurt someone like Perlmutter or the CEO of Uber Travis Kalanick is that there are a lot of people between our money and them. As we look to the analogy presented at the beginning of the article it is not Perlmutter or Kalanick who will be affected by a boycott but the people who drive the Uber cars on a daily basis and the various creative teams behind Marvel comics.

>Marvel Comics have spent the last several years expanding their roster of costumed heroes away from the handful of white men that have dominated superhero comics since their inception. The title of Wolverine has gone to a woman, Ms Marvel is a Muslim teenager, and heroes such as Black Panther, Hellcat, and Mockingbird have been getting solo series that pushes them to the forefront of the comic world. Characters are also coming out of the closet as the world of Marvel begins to look more like the inclusive world we live in today. Those creative teams are helmed by voices that are finally getting heard. If the public were to boycott Marvel then Perlmutter could look at the comics and decide that the reason for these low sales isn’t because of anything he did but the current line up. The reason for the low sales are all these new inclusive characters so we need to cancel all of those books and return everything to the status quo. Not only have many people lost their jobs but we, as readers, have lost the opportunity to see new faces in the Marvel universe.

>So what can we, as consumers, do to let Perlmutter know that we don’t support him supporting Trump without putting a bunch of good people out of a job? It’s a question of morality which means that it is subjective but there are ways to hurt the bottom line without hurting the creators of these books. The reality of the situation is that Perlmutter likely cares about toys and merchandise a lot more than the comic side of the business. If you must boycott Marvel then boycott the merchandise. It is also best to support progressive books, the ones that are pushing the boundaries and being more inclusive, because there is nothing more irritating to a bigot than seeing progressive books fly off of the shelves. Perlmutter has little to do with the movies so there isn’t any real reason to boycott those but holding out on merchandise likely wouldn’t hurt either.

>The reality of the situation comes down to “what are you willing to risk to make a point?” It’s something protesters ask themselves every time they go out and risk the chance of getting arrested. As consumers, we have to ask ourselves is the risk of losing Kamala Khan, Miles Morales, or Laura Kinney worth telling Perlmutter that this will not stand. There is a line to walk but there is always the chance that boycott would hurt the wrong people. It’s what happens when the problem is at the very top of a major company; there are layers upon layers of grunt level workers that could be hurt before you get to the top.

>To hurt Ike Perlmutter we risk losing all of the progress the various creative teams at Marvel have made over the last several years. However, if we do nothing then we risk complacency and nothing changing. What are we willing to risk?

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/01/31/boycotting-marvel-comics-willing-risk-make-point/

>what are we willing to risk
I don't know, maybe they could consider that twitter organized boycotts have rarely ever changed anything and instead they should be doing actual work on a cause that matters like anticorruption or charities or food banks, etc. instead of refusing business to the half of the fucking country that didn't vote your way.

Remember how Chick-fil-a was supposed to go out of business? You're only calling attention to things by protesting them. Marvel doesn't give a shit

yeah marvel's a shit company that fucked over the creators of all their stuff.

>>89577410
>and heroes such as Black Panther, Hellcat, and Mockingbird
I'm a little fucking offended that she threw Panther in there desu.