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Okay sweetie

>Yeah kiss her mommie, kiss her.

>>86428670
francine looks good in that color

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>>86428644
So it's basically Saint Young Men with more tenants? I don't keep up with it so they might've introduced more deities.
If you want people to discuss this you're gonna have to come up with some concept art.

>>86428900
Last thread I actually put
>inb4 Saint Young Men

The concept is similar, but not identical. Whereas them bring deities is very obvious in saint young men, I want to attempt to downplay it in this.

I'm thinking of drawing some storyboards and eventually recording voicelines for the pilot. I'll post concept art for Zoroaster tomorrow.

>>86428644
Sounds interesting. Would watch/read if it ever became a thing
maybe none of those fedora tier critiques or not too much of it

Jonas

>>86427995
hail Hydra

>>86427995
shake sula the mic rula old schoola

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>>86427980
how is it even a question?

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Ritas ass

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Pocket sand, crotch kicks, and Rita's ass aren't even lethal.

something something something wolverine deadpool hockey alpha flight angela anaconda

Anyone know when the next Invincible comes out?

>>86427312
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etkarB72RbE

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>>86427224
He looks like the guy from toxic crusaders. Whats this from?

>>86427310
Americans Papa.

>>86427224
IT WOULD BE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING THAT THEY EVER HAD SEEN

>As the saying goes, all good [lol no] things must come to an end. Brian Michael Bendis knows this better than anyone after opening and closing his fair share of comic series over the years. His latest soon-to-end run will kick off with GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #15 in a story called “Grounded” this December.

>Thanks to a call for help from Captain Marvel, the Guardians traveled to Earth in an effort to help out, but with the Civil War II conflict coming to an end, they’re left with a problem: they’ve got no way off this green and blue rock. Luckily for the various members, they have new ongoing series ready to launch, but before the squad goes their separate ways, Bendis and artist Valerio Schiti plan on giving them an appropriately epic sendoff.

>We talked with Bendis about his plans for going out in style.

>Marvel.com: With Civil War II coming to a close, how do the Guardians feels about getting involved in this conflict?

>Brian Michael Bendis: Conflicted. Like everyone else in the Marvel Universe. Sides are drawn. Everyone came back to Earth as a favor to Carol, but when they got here they were faced with the moral choice. Some, like Peter, see Carol’s hard choices as big truths that need to happen and others see Tony’s side totally.

>And in the battle they lost their ship and now have no way home. Yes, there are spaceships on Earth—at least three—but they aren’t for sale and nowhere near as advanced as the one Rocket put together for them.

>Marvel.com: What does being stuck on Earth mean for the Guardians themselves? I'm guessing some won’t take kindly to be being in just one place for a long period of time.
Brian Michael Bendis: Some get to go have their favorite pizza and reunite with old friends and maybe even call it a night for their Guardians tour of duty. Peter gets to see what life would be like as an Earthbound super hero. Kitty gets to go find the X-Men…

>And then there is Rocket and Groot. That is an entirely different story.

>Marvel.com: On the other hand, the readers might enjoy seeing these space-bound characters interacting with a few familiar faces. Were there some specific characters you’d been just waiting to meet the Guardians?

>Brian Michael Bendis: Yes. I do want those to be a page turn surprise so you’ll pardon my vagueness, but it does give us a lot of “Star Trek IV” stuck-on-Earth-fun. They are almost all fish out of water and those who aren’t, like Venom, have changed so much from their travels that it’s a whole new world to them.

>Marvel.com: This arc will also lead into solo ongoing series for the members of the team. What has the communication been like between you and the writers of those books?

>Brian Michael Bendis: This is where Jordan [White] and the other editors shine. Other than the friendship-ending disagreements between me, Chip [Zdarsky] and Kris Anka over Peter Quill’s facial hair, the writers seem to get a big kick out of classic fish out of water stories for their characters.

>When you’re writing a team book and a franchise book part of the fun is throwing out ideas and story concepts for other writers to pick up and play with if they see fit.

>Marvel.com: How do you feel about the place you’ll be leaving these characters with this last arc after shepherding them along for several years?

>Brian Michael Bendis: Well, even though we are ending most of the last arc on Earth we are still leaving big. Big! First of all, as some readers already know, Thanos is on Earth. When Gamora and Drax get ahold of this information all hell is going to break loose. We have an issue about Groot that is all told in a style that is a big tip of the cat hat to Dr. Seuss, one of those ideas that is much harder to pull off than you might think.

>And a big triple or quadruple sized 100-page big finale that is going to wrap up my very long, longest actually, run on Guardians. A lot is going to happen.

>All this plus, Ben Grimm comes back home; we discover why he went out to space in the first place and why he is going to stay on Earth. It ties right into INFAMOUS IRON MAN.

This interview was cringey as fuck but Bendis is leaving, it's all good.

Now they better not fuck up with the next writer.

>>86427157
has he even been up to anything other then knocking up Layla like a horny rabbit on his farm?

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I dont remember where else he appeared other than Reign in Hell and his one shot.

>>86427157
Jaime Madrox could reach his full potential if anyone ever sat down and and thought about what the implications are for a guy with access to unlimited labor. Unfortunately it ends up being a situation of he either has to be written like an idiot because otherwise he's got a ridiculous power, or he gets an awesome moment every now and then and then gets thrown back in to the minors.

To not feed the troll, because I have been on the internet since the BBS days.

>>86427034

> things_that_didn't_happen.jpg

Considering I was conceived in a very similar manner, I think we'd have a nice little chat.

why not

Because /co/ keeps telling me to

>>86426580
Quality writers with quality art and quality storys.

It was probably the weakest animated adaptation.

>>86426518
what's with that suit?

>>86426557
>ESL detected
it's spelled "best", my foreign chum

>>86426369
how much did that cost you?

>>86426434
>pack of Oreos
>Reddi Wip
>Hershey's chocolate syrup
>milk

Under 10 dollars.

>>86426434
Taking portion size into account, probably about 60 cents.

Most cartoons don't "end". They get canceled.

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>>86426341
Why do most cartoons have to have a romantic plotline to begin with?

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>>86427622
Because kids expect it, and they actually like it.

>>86426338
The first half is pretty bad

Second half feels similar to the 80s cartoon

I enjoyed it despite its's blatant flaws.

>>86426940
What did you think was bad about the first half? I thoroughly enjoyed all of it

The only "flaws" I can think of are things that would be dumb to bitch given the subject matter, you know like idea that a katana can cut through a robot like butter and other dumb crap that just comes with the territory

>>86426338
>This movie was fucking good, man
Nah it kinda sucked

>giving a shit about power levels
It's a stand-alone movie that doesn't really belong to any continuity, so this is really the most trivial shit to discuss

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Red Hood gets beat up by Batgirl in Eternal. I think Jason is one of the weakest members of the Bat family.

>>86426286
that's just feminazi favoritism