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>>89343771
Hey! How'd you get that picture of me?!

GORGEOUS

>>89343771
Literally Me.

>>89343221
Yes, just one. What the fuck is The American Rabbit?

I mean, I gather it's a Rabbit, and it's American. But beyond that what are we looking at here?

>>89343343

The real inspiration behind Sonichu.

Not even joking.

>>89343343
I do know that there is a plot to take over the world by kidnapping some moose that makes chocolate.

>>89343044
When is this going to come the point where DC will have to add all those other names to the "created by" credits? At what point will his family take down that stupid damn tombstone on his grave?

still won't top the clown story

>>89343369

Finger finally started getting a credit!

>>89343369
When this types of news reach mainstream media or mainstream attention

You are looking at the reboot of the franchise of Cartoon Network's Ben 10.

>>89343022
CN's future, get used to it

>>89343063
Nah, it's a continuation of the original series.

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I LIKE D_CK (ONLY ONE LETTER TO GO AND YOU WIN THE PRIZE)

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WHEN I JERK OFF I FEEL GOOD FOR ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES AND THEN WHAM IT'S RIGHT BACK INTO SUICIDAL DEPRESSION

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FIRST WE LICK THE DICK

THEN WE LICK THE DICK SOME MORE (TO BE SURE)

>That episode where Mr Ratburn had a long 'Nam flashback and locked the kids in the classroom because he thought they were under attack

>>89342626
>That episode where Sue Ellen discovered charoulette and found Mr.Ratburn

>that episode when D.W. is kidnapped and sold into an underground child porn ring

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>it's the episode where anonymous posters pose as Leonore and trick Bill into drinking his own urine, again

>>89342609
>Its an episode of Grill La Grill where Hank tracks down Cotton's Murderer

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>It's the episode where Hank finally unlocks his stand

Wider audience = More butts in seats

Not just with ages. They keep using the male/female duo and gender-neutral titles because they can sell it to boys and girls.

>>89342283
They finally realized adults are the ones who buy the movie tickets and subsequent DVD/Blu Ray releases.

>>89342315
Which boy is going to want to see a musical with a female protagonist?

Thanks

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>>89342068

Gonna need a source on that hot bucket of nonsense.

>>89342068
Pearl Arc:

Roaming Rubes:
Ends with "I'd never thought I'd get to meet Pink Diamond's Pearl."

The Mutiny:
"What would you know about leadership? I was Rose's personal Pearl!"
"You mean Pink Diamonds"
Runs away crying
The Owner
"Oh shit Pearl was Pink Diamonds Pearl."
The New Crystal Gems
"Connie protect the town while I go after Pearl."
"k"
Welcome Back
Steven returns with Pearl. Pearl+Steven fusion. Everyone laughs.
Hand appears in sky
Oh fug.

It's funny how we had 3 years of buildup of BvS with all the same images used everywhere, and now we have nothing that has reached the height of that with WW or JL

>>89341396
I hope they learn and cancel the other movies.

>>89341396
It'll probably just underperform like they always do.

But where is Joker

>>89341204
Thanks to the following retailers

Hourglass Comics, BC, Canada
Jesse James Comics, Glendale, Arizona
Rodman Comics of Ankeny, Iowa
Fat Jack’s Comicrypt of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Yesteryear Comics of San Diego, California
Dr. No’s Comics & Games Superstore of Marietta, Georgia
Famous Faces & Funnies of West Melbourne, FL
Ssalefish Comics of Winston-Salem, NC
Graham Crackers Comics – 11 locations in the Mid-West
Velocity Comics, Richmond VA
Comix Experience Outpost, San Francisco, CA

Who had this to say,

"DC sweeps all ten position in our store’s Top Ten–and once again, Marvel is losing readers who have decided to sit out the current wave of lackluster titles in hopes that Marvel will eventually launch its own back-to-the-basics Rebirth. Marvel’s big event, Monsters Unleashed, was dead on arrival, coming in at #23 in our store this week. It’s obvious that Marvel editorial has no idea what customers want to read; instead, Marvel keeps trotting out the same tired gimmicks to sell more books to stores (variants, deep discounts, match-to incentives) without worrying about appealing to the readers themselves."

"Renewed interest in Captain America–the heroic 20th century version, of course."

>>89341212
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"Wow. We received a measly 16 copies on MONSTERS UNLEASHED #1, including the free overship. We have 5 left as Saturday at noon. Very few people care about the new “event.” Invincible Iron Man is in freefall, Mighty Captain Marvel and Star-Lord have failed to register with readers… these are all indicators of fans’ waning interest in Marvel. Which sucks– we WANT to sell Marvel, to be excited about their product, but there’s only so much we can fake enthusiasm for mediocre comics. Especially when DC and Image are putting out consistently high quality work. Can Marvel open up their coffers and throw enough money at a Remender or a Hickman-level talent to come back and fix this? Jason Aaron can’t hold it together on his own, and although Al Ewing’s books are some of the best coming out, they languish from proximity to the rest of the line."

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>>89341234

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"I feel like a broken record, but here’s another top 10 list without a Marvel book. Actually, Marvel only had 3 spots in our top 20, and none were even in the top 15 so far this week! Marvel finally shows up at spot 16 with Star Wars Dr Aphra 3, Amazing Spider-Man at 17 and Clone Conspiracy at 19. We even had some of our Rebirth books from last week in our top 10 with Action 971 at spot 7, and JL/SS 4 making a return appearance after almost selling out of 100 copies there last week, and then selling most of this week’s reorders on it. None of the Marvel books I’ve mentioned in this paragraph have hit double digit sales in my store yet in the first few days of sales. Ouch. Over the rest of the week and month, we will sell about 25 to 30 copies of these Marvel books, but most Marvel fans aren’t your “Wednesday Warriors” at this point. Meanwhile, we’ve already sold over 40 copies of this week’s top books: JL/SS 5, Batman, and JL in just 2 days, with the other titles close behind. Closing out our top 10 is Trinity at 4, Superman, CURSE WORDS 1 (so entertaining and our book of the week), Action Comics at 7 (rest of our shorted order from last week), JL: Ray Rebirth (selling better than expected), JL/SS 4 (just keeps selling) and Nightwing at 10. Other indy books in our top 21 include Kill Or Be Killed at 11, Power Rangers at 18, Motor Girl at 20 and Night’s Dominion at 21." (cont'd)

>>89340876

They could since Marvel used to do it a lot back in the day. It only works for the biggest titles so expect the number of double shipped ongoings to decrease.

Yeah, it's been done before (both in one title and in two titles that followed the same team) and should be doable with the most popular titles. But there's a risk that one of the creative teams might run out of ideas/motivation or that a team might be split it up into two creative teams that don't communicate properly and tell stories very differently, which would suck.

Yes, they can, and they really need to. Marvel does too.

As Didio has said, they're competing with instant entertainment like Netflix and even weekly entertainment like most manga and anime. Monthly just isn't fast enough to cut it anymore. I believe a massive part of the reason DC's sales haven't fallen off as fast as most relaunches is because bimonthly comics keep readers' interest much longer.

Additionally, the entire market is shifting towards TPBs being the primary method of consumption, and two TPBs a year for each series doesn't cut it either. Check out how fast the first DCYou and Rebirth trades got out, and how inexpensive they are. You go to the comic store and wanna get caught up with Rebirth? Buy the trade right there for ten bucks, buy the latest two issues for six bucks more, you're done. They're doing everything to curb the problem of readers falling off over time by giving them inexpensive options to catch up.

It's genius and Marvel is going to follow suit unless they're retarded.

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>>89340822

Yeah you've made quite a few threads about this now.

>>89340822

Marvel needs writers and editors first. Unless you want Murata drawing for Slott.

Taken from Wikipedia
>Although the producers originally wanted to make a fourth season, plans for this season were scrapped after the defunct of DNA Productions as the result of the lacksluster performance of The Ant Bully. Four scripts were written for the season, but two of these scripts weren't revealed. The new season was planned to be more serious and darker than the previous. The premiere of the season, entitled "Deep Impacts", would be the return of Evil Jimmy, who would have struggled with Jimmy in their definitive last encounter during a battle in the moon. Another episode entitled "Three's a Crowd" was planned to be part of this season to explore the relationship of Cindy and Betty. Nick Dean was also set to return as part of the main cast, Cindy and Jimmy would have become an official couple, new and old villains would have returned and appeared, and the League of Villains would have made more appearances.

>>89341180
That really sucks. I would have loved to see Jimmy Neutron continue.

For years, I was wondering why one of Nickelodeon's most popular shows at the time ended after only having 3 seasons.

Thank you

>>89340620
It was a terrible show, boring as Fuck. Dexter without any charm