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Marco and Janna childhood flashback when?

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>>88001927
It's been pretty fantastic so far.

Star's crappy duplicate being better at proving Ponyhead's innocence and the entire time travel section in the 2nd issue were stellar.

Poor Moon. She used to be such a sweet kid before all that war, marriage, and motherhood got her down.

>>88001927

>Links
Issue #1 scan http://imgur.com/a/cNMJa
Issue #2 photos https://imgur.com/a/U9KcH
Issue #2 low-res scan https://mega.nz/#!PIUDSA5Y!j-G5_Klr-u00_Dzts6T-zTTahLzvJn_PSFXHNBxVaTc

First for presents
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>>87997144
>>87997114
Here you go. I feel like I screwed everything up. Everywhere.

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Ho ho ho friends. How is everyone doing this year? I popped in late into the first thread.

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Last I saw we were rambling about girls in Santa bikinis

>>88045158

get him the fuck away from bendis.

stop making him seem like some sheepish kid.

put some trauma in his life.

get him some bonafide villains(hell give him a subsect of new goblins)

and change his name. all he seems to be doing is living in petes shadow. hell he even has his own amazing friends.

Give him the Symbionte

Its not like you will buy the book so whats the point?

Everyone seems to hate Miles & Fem Thor but love Kamala here but who sells more?

IT'S A YARD KING

I GET WHY SMITHERS WAS STANDING UP NOW

>>87999459
Same

>>88043275
Why 2D only? Computer generated 3D movies cannot be good or smth??

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>>88043275
There's a little CG and stopmotion on here, but you can just ignore it

Cherry, what have they done to you playa? It's not really their fault though, beauties are real hard to come-by.
I'm really liking the other cast members, although Jughead looks way too attractive.

>>88039138
black josie killed my interest

>>88039478
Just pretend shes Valerie

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>I don't own a single comic I've done. They come and I flip through them, and then I either give them to my daughter or I give them away. I adopted that awhile ago.

>I can remember carrying boxes full of my Justice Leagues with Marc DeMatteis and throwing them in my neighbor's wood chipper.

>It's not disrespect for the industry. It's just that I don't want to be the guy who spends his career after a certain point looking back at what he did.

>I always hear that Bruce Springsteen song, "Glory Days": I never want to be that guy.

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>>88036913
>When I had this trouble, he stood up for me.
>Same thing when Anna died. I got the time that I needed off.
My list of reasons to like DC has just gotten longer.

>>88036991
>I don't own a single comic I've done. They come and I flip through them, and then I either give them to my daughter or I give them away
The same goes for my list of reasons to like Giffen.

>>88036991
hes got a point, why keep looking at the past ?

>cars 3: lightning returns

>>88036562
Cars 3: The Fappening

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>>88036562
Cars 3: The Trumpening.

Wasn't there a few released recently?

>>88036031
The 21st but I just make a rip. Forgot all about it ill last night

>>88035939
God fucking damn it, just after I finished ripping them myself. Oh well.

>CG movie
>aging well

No.

>>88035037
SOME

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>>88035075
no

I mean I get what you're saying kind of, but if had honestly told me back in 2008 that a Guardians of the Galaxy movie would be released in a few years and is a critical and financial success I don't think I would've believed you.

Hell the fact that Iron Man was made and was successful considering they didn't even really have a script when they filmed it still blows my mind .

>>88034761
because back when this all started, nobody thought that the iron man movie would lead to a complete MCU. A lot of people probably thought it wouldn't even be that successful.

Nobody expected Ant Man, Doctor Strange, Guardians of the Galaxy, or Black Panther to get a movie at all even after the success of Iron Man because they aren't very well known heroes.

>>88035084
I'm more asking about the "WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE" part. These movies are awful

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I was hoping Starfire would a hero of the month episode.

>>88033252
why do they look like Barbies

>>88033252
Is that fucking Amanda Waller???
Why the fuck isnt she fat

>>88032755
"teach OP to be less of a faggot

>>88032755
live forever

>>88032755
Make Bendis a good writer.

>2. You’re going to be voting for ten runs in total here. Vote for TEN – if you vote for less than ten I won’t count your ballot.

>3. Rank your ten favorite comic book creator runs from #1 (your most favorite) to #10 (your 10th most favorite). I’d prefer it if you actually numbered your entry, #1-10. It’s easier for me to count.

>Here’s a template you can use as a guide:

>TOP TEN CREATOR RUNS

>1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

>4. Your top choice will be given 10 points, your second choice 9, etc.

>5. The run must last at least nine issues of an ongoing comic book. So no mini-series. However, series that were canceled early do count. So you could vote for Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen’s “Nextwave” run, for instance. Or Dan Curtis Johnson’s “Chase” run. Just not Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ “Watchmen”. Or Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s “Daredevil”. Or Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s “All Star Superman”, as it appears as though they never intended to go past 12 issues. I’ll make an exception and allow Steve Englehart’s “Detective Comics” run, even though it technically falls an issue shy. Plus, Alan Moore, Gene Ha and Zander Cannon’s “Top 10” was not always meant to be 12 issues, so it would count (especially since they had the “Smax” mini-series and the “49ers” Graphic Novel).

>6. Some books have had just way too many artists work on them to try to split them into smaller runs. It is unfair to categorize these runs just by their writers, as the artists are just as important, but for the sake of ease, that’s just how we’re going to have to do things. So if a writer is the sole consistent part of a run, you can count the run as, say, “Mark Gruenwald’s Captain America” or “Peter David’s Hulk” without having to choose an artist to pair them with.

>7. If an artist is a co-plotter on the book, though, that’s different. So, for instance, you have to split Marv Wolfman’s run on the New Titans into “Marv Wolfman/George Perez’s “New Teen Titans” and then “Marv Wolfman’s “New Titans” for the work Wolfman did once Perez left the book. Similarly, Stan Lee/Steve Ditko’s “Amazing Spider-Man” is one run while Stan Lee/John Romita’s “Amazing Spider-Man” is a separate run. There is no “Stan Lee’s Amazing Spider-Man” run. Chris Claremont’s time on “Uncanny X-Men” is split into three eras. Claremont/Cockrum (this was really two separate runs, but for the sake of ease, I’m counting it as one run), Claremont/Byrne, Claremont Solo (everything after Cockrum’s second run – Jim Lee eventually began co-plotting with Claremont, but only late in their run and it just seems easier to split it up as “Byrne, Cockrum, Everyone Else.”) The only other notable example that springs to mind is Paul Levitz’s Legion of Super-Heroes. It would be Levitz/Giffen and then Levitz solo as two separate runs. If I’m forgetting another notable example, please let me know.

>8. Runs can span more than one title. For instance, Jim Starlin’s Warlock run began in Strange Tales and then continued into Warlock. Also, Geoff Johns’ “Green Lantern” run has spanned a mini-series and two ongoing series so far. Grant Morrison’s “Batman” run has spanned three ongoing series and a mini-series. Brian Michael Bendis’ “Avengers” run spanned six ongoing series (“Avengers”, “New Avengers”, “Mighty Avengers”, “Dark Avengers”, “Avengers” and “New Avengers”). Jonathan Hickman’s “Fantastic Four” run was over two titles. Dan Slott’s “Spider-Man” run has been over four ongoings. Grant Morrison’s “Batman” run was over a few titles.

>9. Again, mini-series and maxi-series do not count. “Squadron Supreme” does not count. “Watchmen” does not count. One-shots do not count. “The Killing Joke” does not count. “Seven Soldiers” does not count. There will be a storyline poll that will get to all of these stories in the future. Now, though, we’re just talking about runs as opposed to specific storylines. You might like 10 more individual stories than you liked anything from, say, Brian K. Vaughan’s “Y the Last Man” run, but you might like his run as a whole more than other runs. Speaking of “Y the Last Man”, books like that that did have a general “ending” in mind count as ongoing series. “Preacher”, “Lucifer”, “Ex Machina”, “Starman”, “Sandman”, “Fables”, “Hitman”, “Scalped”, “100 Bullets”, “The Boys” – they all count as ongoing series and qualify as “runs” for this poll.

>>88032163
>Why do other heroes hate the Punisher?
Because he makes no goddamn sense in-universe.

>>88032163

most heroes tend to a have a "no kill" rule.

>>88032163
He's a humorless prick.