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>>88835394
RORSCHACH WAS RIGHT

STAHP DIDIO BEFORE YOU RUIN THE GOOD WILL

>>88835156
>Ditko is a mental case
>Steranko is a white supremacist
>Romita thinks Spider-Man should fly
Kirby, please.

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>>88835219
>Steranko is a white supremacist
Don't do this here.

Suicide Squad was a mistake.

>>88835001
>Queen
>normie rock
Why are trying to hard to be Reddit?

>Don't Stop Me Now
>Not Flash by Queen
mhmm

21. Ultimate Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley: 590 points (10 first place votes)
22. Daredevil by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev: 585 points (8 first place votes)
23. Astonishing X-Men by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday: 570 points (7 first place votes)
24. Planetary by Warren Ellis and John Cassaday: 535 points (6 first place votes)
25. Justice League by Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis: 525 points (8 first place votes)
26. Saga by Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples: 521 points (10 first place votes)
27. Avengers by Jonathan Hickman: 419 points (5 first place votes)
28. X-Factor (2nd) by Peter David: 418 points (6 first place votes)
29. Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender: 416 points (4 first place votes)
30. Legion of Superheroes by Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen, and Larry Mahlstedt: 412 points (10 first place votes)
31. Astro City by Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson: 402 (4 first place votes)
32. Daredevil by Mark Waid: 376 points (2 first place votes)
33. Doom Patrol by Grant Morrison: 361 points (4 first place votes)
34. Thor by Jason Aaron: 350 points (6 first place votes)
35. Suicide Squad by John Ostrander: 344 points (10 first place votes)
36. The Flash by Mark Waid: 341 points (3 first place votes)
37. Fables by Bill Willingham: 340 points (5 first place votes)
38. The Incredible Hulk by Peter David: 332 points (4 first place votes)
39. Amazing Spider-Man / Superior Spider-Man by Dan Slott: 325 points (8 first place votes)
40. Transmetropolitan by Warren Ellis, Darick Robertson, and Rodney Ramos: 322 points (6 first place votes)

41. Bone by Jeff Smith: 312 points (5 first place votes)
42. Punisher by Garth Ennis: 310 (2 first place votes)
43. Avengers by Kurt Busiek and George Perez: 306 points (5 first place votes)
44. Amazing Spider-Man by Stan Lee and John Romita: 302 points (2 first place votes)
45. Avengers by Roger Stern: 290 points (9 first place votes)
46. Hawkeye by Matt Fraction and David Aja: 285 points (2 first place votes)
47. Animal Man by Grant Morrison and Chas Truog: 280 points (3 first place votes)
48. JSA by Geoff Johns: 274 points (3 first place votes)
49. Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona: 272 points (2 first place votes)
50. Hitman by Garth Ennis and John McCrea: 270 points (2 first place votes)
51. Hellboy by Mike Mignola: 265 points (2 first place votes)
52. Avengers by Roy Thomas: 261 points (10 first place votes)
53. Marvelman / Miracleman by Alan Moore: 252 points (6 first place votes)
54. The Fourth World by Jack Kirby: 250 points (5 first place votes)
55. Warlock by Jim Starlin: 238 points (2 first place votes)
56. Cerebus by Dave Sim and Gerhard: 230 points (8 first place votes)
57. Doctor Strange by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko: 212 points (3 first place votes)
58. Locke and Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez: 209 points (6 first place votes)
59. The Flash by Geoff Johns and Scott Kolins: 202 points (5 first place votes)
60. The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman / Charles Adlard: 195 points (2 first place votes)

61. Scott Pilgrim by Bryan Lee O'Malley: 193 points (6 first place votes)
62. Love and Rockets by Los Bros Hernandez: 191 points (8 first place votes)
63. Spider-Man by Roger Stern and John Romita Jr: 180 points (3 first place votes)
64. The Question by Denny O'Neil and Deny Cowan: 176 points (4 first place votes)
65. Invincible by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley: 172 points (1 first place vote)
66. Conan by Roy Thomas: 170 points (0 first place votes)
67. Chew by John Layman and Rob Guillory: 167 points (1 first place vote)
68. X-Men by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum: 164 points (1 first place vote)
69. Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Gaydos' Alias: 162 points (2 first place votes)
70. New Mutants by Chris Claremont: 160 points (1 first place vote)
71. G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero by Larry Hama: 159 points (3 first place votes)
72. X-Force / X-Statix by Peter Milligan and Mike Allred: 154 points (1 first place vote)
73. Vision by Tom King and Gabriel Hernandez Walter: 152 points (5 first place votes)
74. Superman by John Byrne: 151 points (3 first place votes)
75. Hate by Peter Bagge: 150 points (2 first place votes)
76. Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: 146 points (1 first place vote)
77. Invisibles by Grant Morrison: 145 points (6 first place votes)
78. Thor by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby: 142 points (3 first place votes)
79. Gotham Central by Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker, and Michael Lark: 139 points (4 first place votes)
80. Duck Comics by Carl Barks: 138 points (5 first place votes)

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>>88834546
Got 3 new ones.

>Zootopia
Judy...of course. Think a lot of people waifu'd her after seeing the movie.

>Sing
Rosita the pig milf. Just thought she was a qt. Also have always had a thing for milfs.

>Trolls
Poppy is the last one. Just thought she was fucking adorable.

>>88834546
>new waifus

That's not how it fucking works you piece of shit

Keep your underage shitposting on /tv/ please.

The manchildren who frequent this board actually make it one of the most tolerable places on this site.

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>the MCU is boring to look at

What an interesting and original complaint to have.
Everyone knows this. Anyone who actually likes comics doesn't rate the MCU.

Now fuck off back to /tv/

>>88834413
Kill yourself underage. I cant wait for school to start back up again so you faggots can leave.

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>>88834142
Ivan Reis on layouts, some how he had time for this and doing the entire first arc of JLA

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Red Son!

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Even more teasing of super dad being blue superman

>LOL IT'S JUST A PEANUT ALLERGY BRO XD

They're not called Inhumans for nothing.

>>88833402
It's the mutants' fault for not moving out of the trajectory of the cloud. They're given plenty of time to find new homes, for crying out loud.

>>88832507
>DC Rebirth continues to sell to new fans, returning fans and casual fans while Marvel still isn’t bringing in any new customers with their Marvel Now books, and their long time customers seem to be enjoying DC a lot more these days. Let’s hope Marvel can turn things around in 2017 as all stores need the big two to be leaders, and while DC has stepped up to the plate, Marvel has some major issues to look over when it comes to pricing, content and who’s actually buying their books (and not just posting about how great they are on Tumblr or Twitter, after illegally downloading them). The customers that actually purchase these books from stores has shrunk more than ever this last year and it’s going to take a miracle for Marvel to recover from this one. While their movies are bigger hits than ever, their events always end late, and then “lead into” the next event or line wide relaunch, that’s already started because their event wasn’t properly set up in advance. The fact that Civil War is being outsold by second and third tier DC, Image and indy books in my store shows that people are not supporting the overpriced events (that are usually reruns of a previous hit event these last few years) and it will take a “less books, better books, cheaper books” hard look at things for Marvel to get back the number one spot and maintain focus. They need to finally start thinking about the long term health of the comics industry, as all their short term thinking and money grabs have finally hurt them, and it won’t be as easy as they think to recover and win back their target audience’s trust and more importantly dollars. Let’s hope I’m wrong here, but I hope Marvel sorts things out to help all the struggling comic stores right now.

>>88832515
>We just closed out our best year of all time, best month, and our best sales week in history leading up to Christmas, but Marvel sales have never been this low in our store in the last 15 years. Things were a little worse for Marvel in the mid 1990’s, but the rest of the publishers seem to be doing their part, and new books like God Country and Curse Words will outsell every “ongoing” Marvel book in my store, since we were able to read them in advance, loved them, and we will push them with our money back guarantee! Thanks Image for putting out such a great variety of titles right now by some incredible writers and artists. Whatever you’re reading, I hope you’re enjoying it. Otherwise, don’t be afraid to try some new books from Image and other independent publishers. Happy New Year!

>We’re still selling a decent amount of Walking Dead older and more recent back issues. Still moving lots of Saga from the last year or so and occasionally one of the first few issues. Batman, FF, Uncanny X-Men and Spider-Man sold a lot of cheap back issues to children looking to spend Christmas money, rather than buying newer comics. Still moving lots of full runs of DC Rebirth to old regulars who moved out of the area, but are in town for the holidays. We have sold about a dozen full runs of books just because we still had every issue in stock, with all but the first issues at cover price still, and only pricing the first issues at $6 or $8 each.

>>88832526
>Marvel took two spots in our store’s top ten–one with Civil War II #8 (4th place) and the other with Star Wars #26 (9th place). Everything else was all DC, as usual. Marvel had two more titles in our store’s top twenty, with DC taking the other eight places there. Anyone who thought that Rebirth was going to be a New-52-esque flash in the pan will have to re-evaluate in light of continued reader excitement over these books.

>Heightened interest in Dark Horse Star Wars issues as well as 1970s and 1980s Marvel Star Wars comics…

>It was a very mainstream new release week with no real surprises. I am a bit surprised at the strength of Flash. The sales on that book are higher than expected. All Star Batman only outsells DKIII because of the multiple standard covers. It was a very busy week of people spending holiday money and gift cards. I was thankful because our Diamond shipment was pretty pricey this week thanks in part to a larger than normal paperback/hard cover restock. Love is Love was also a great hit and we ordered really heavy on it.

>Within the hour of Carrie Fisher’s death hitting the news, we had a few people (new faces) digging for Star Wars variants with her likeness. I have mixed feeling about this. We have a surplus of Princess Leia #1 of 5 and I have been giving them away to some of the kids that I know are fans.

>The back issue sales were ruled by Walking Dead and Batman, which isn’t really a surprise. I have noticed a lot of folks shopping for Superman Rebirth, Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Moon Girl and a few inquires for vintage Valiant.

>Fantastic week for sales. Star Wars took the top spot, but a ton of Batman is always a good thing to help make it a strong sales week.

>Star Wars back issues were strong. obviously anything with Leia on the cover was sought after.

>>88832298
I'm a huge DC fag who prefers it by far, and even I can agree this is cherrypicking too much.

>>88832298
Why are you so invested in liking the 'right' things? Why can't you just like what you like, and let others do the same?

>>88832298
>Deadpool in Marvel's side
>Not Harley Quinn on DC's side

Yeeah, good cherrypicking, OP

>>88831979

Finally!

We have Walt, now we need Dottie.

Oh boy oh boy oh boy...

...Next thing you know two MISSING posters for the wolf/fox/canid shitheads are going to be posted all over Endtown.

Glad to see Walter again.

>>88829529
They're of varying quality, but they're mostly enjoyable with one notable exception.

Plastic Man is in the pilot, but it's not a big role. Blue Beetle is in "Time Share."

>>88829529
>Is this worth watching?
Yes.

>>88829529
All of the episodes are good except "Repulse." There must have been some sort of company mandate to make one bad episode. It's a top quality show that doesn't beat around the bush like various other shows. Gets straight to the point, and has lots of great moments too. It's funny at times, and the characters are all likeable yet have different personalities.

Yeah, he transforms from Clark Kent to Superman.

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>>88829158

He's done a fusion.

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>>88829227
>it's just shazam with a broader chin

It's not her fault. She's blind and thought she was with the same guy each time.

>>88828607
So did every other female. What a realistic show.

>>88828625
I'm pretty sure Katara only ever fucked Jet. I don't think she even gave Aang any action, at least not until after Sozin's Comet.

>>88828403
just animate the whole thing yourself you cowardly offense to god

>>88828421
I'd rather just work on someone else's idea

>>88828403
You'd hate working as a board artist.