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>>85916815
>mfw i try to analyze this shit

>>85916815
It depends on how its executed.

Some stories are too ambiguous and others are simple stories that writers try to make deep.

>>85916994
Exactly how I feel. Some versions, roy is a former victim of the teachers. In another, he's a greedy business exec

>>85916776

Reminds me of the finale of Spider-Man: TAS, when Pete went to a universe where he married Gwen, and he had no idea who the fuck she was because there was no Gwen in TASVerse.

The last episode of USM was pretty dope. I've really enjoyed this season

To be fair, she may as well be just another alternate spider-man in the comics too. Most people reading spider comics these days never read anything pre-OMD

>>85916644
beta

He was smart and kind, traits which ed and eddy fell short in respectively.

Maybe girls actually like smart, kind people instead of stupid jocks.

Maybe he has a big dick.

>>85916629
Yes. Good. Hipsters need more illogical representation.

>>85916629
There was a report at some point that he wouldn't adopt the costume until Defenders.

>>85917893
That report said he and Daredevil will be the only two defenders with costumes, not that he'd get a costume by then.

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Previously on Howard, we found out who writes the world...

Bunker

>>85916452
Mosaic. He's your new favorite hero, you know.

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>>85916452
>mfw they turned Cho into yet another Hulk
Fuck these green motherfuckers, they're so boring.

Cho and Hercules should just be connected at the hip as far as i'm concerned.

>>85916403
If you watched the movie you'd know he wanted to be a father.

He wants to be a father but chicks didn't dig nerds back in the 90s. So he turned to science.

>>85916545
>>85916573
Oh yeah I forgot stuff from that movie. Thanks for reminding me anon, I'm gonna watch it again. You thought it was good?

It's Fantastic Four of course it sucks, everyone hates them, the only episodes worth watching are the ones with Iron Man and Ant Man in them.

It didn't even have an appearance by the Inhumans talk about a failure to launch.

>>85916264
no but the theme was 10/10

>>85916264
It wasn't good, but I say it had the best depiction of Reed Richards.

>>85915879
Can I transfer the X-men out?

>>85915904
into their own X-men Universe or into like, DC or Image or some shit?

>Jesus the Nazarene, Son of God
>Adolf Hitler, Führer of Germany
>Patrick Bateman, American Psycho
>Idi Amin, His Excellency, President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hadji Doctor Idi Amin Dada, VC, DSO, MC, Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Seas and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular
>Mephistopheles, Faust

>>85915511
No. He's kinda fat and ugly now and his comics aren't anything to write home about.

>>85915511
young animal will maybe sell around cancellation level if we're lucky

DC doesn't need saving.

>>85915413
Two answers

I hope he gets to actually reform and Mercy or someone assumes the antagonist role.

I believe he'll go evil for reasons.

>>85915413

hoping for him going too far.

praying its not "evil again for reasons"

>>85915413
I think it'll be either him going too far and killing a villain or the JL keeps treating him like shit so he decides that if they are gonna treat him like a villain he might as well be one.

>>85915158
So it's a weekly right or a big oneshot right

>>85915227

I'm hoping it's a .1 thing

>>85915158
>leinil Yu

Who ?

Probably Jaime?

Blue Beetle

Gonna confirm

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>>85914994
Seriously? You live under a rock or something?

>>85914994
Damian
Jon Kent
Jamie Reyes Blue Beetle
The Gotham Academy cast.

>>85914490
To a crossover or Alex getting his Fox sitcom?

>>85914490
Could Morty score with Mabel? Preptime given, but Rick is only allowed to give advice, not intervene directly.

>>85914583
You kidding? Two sexually frustrated awkward spazzy teens? They would be balls deep in each other as soon as they were alone together

>>85914462
>What happens when the Revolution comes to an end? At IDW Publishing, it keeps on rolling in the pages of “Revolutionaries,” a December-launching team series by John Barner and Fico Ossio spinning out of the Hasbro-IDW event that brings together the Transformers, G.I. Joe, Action Man, R.O.M., Micronauts, M.A.S.K. and other concepts owned by the toy company.
>“Revolutionaries” will not only feature Transformers characters Blackrock and Kup, but also G.I. Joe Mayday and Action Man. The recurring cast will come into contact with a variety of Hasbro-created characters old and new, now that everyone lives in the same reality.

>CBR News: Was this spin-off project always part of the Revolution plan, or did it develop as you all were putting the pieces together?

>John Barber: What became “Revolutionaries” really started at the retreat when we were planning out Revolution and what came next. We all had plans for our individual series, but there wasn’t a book that had an overview of the whole post-Revolution world. I think Cullen Bunn and Mairghread Scott had a couple of big ideas — there were a lot of great writers there, so forgive me if I’m misremembering, everybody was throwing out ideas. I think Cullen suggested Action Man was in a position to look over the whole world, and Mairghread got really specific and brought up the Warren Ellis series “Global Frequency,” where Ellis and a bunch of different artists told stories about an international group of problem-solvers. The genesis is really the three of us throwing ideas around the room, and it became clear I was in a position where maybe I should write it.

>>85914515
>So that was all going on, but the reality of actually doing the book kind of came and went over the next weeks and months, but publisher Ted Adams and Revolution editor David Hedgecock liked the idea of doing it as “Revolutionaries,” so I started developing it into an idea for a series. Once Fico was on board, and we were hanging out at SDCC, I got an idea of what he’s really good at — which is almost everything — so it all started to coalesce.
>David and G.I. Joe editor Carlos Guzman had some really incisive notes on this huge pitch/overview I wrote. I mean, this thing has like 60 footnotes, which isn’t something I’ve ever done on a pitch, but David and Carlos made the series stronger, and then — because this crosses so many brands — a bunch of people at Hasbro had some notes and questions about how this would affect, say, G.I. Joe characters and stuff, and then — and I kinda hate to admit it — Hasbro’s Michael Kelly had a big couple notes at the end that sort of blew up something I really liked, one of the bits I wanted to do from the beginning, but — and this is the part I hate to admit — he was right and the changes made it stronger again. So, thanks as always, Michael.

>Fico Ossio: I knew I was gonna be doing this after “Revolution” early on. I wasn’t even finished with issue one when David sent me the pitch. I was glad to know I would have more issues to work on with all these characters. I’m having a great time with “Revolution” and five issues felt too short for all the things I wanted to bring to this new universe.

>I got to read the pitch just before traveling to the SDCC and there I had a chance to hang with John and talk about it. The pitch is fantastic, and I can’t wait to start working on it. Well, we already are. John wanted to update a character, Blackrock, so we got the chance to re-design it with him and David and I think it turned out great! You get a sneak peek of him on this cover, but there´s more to him.
I think “Revolutionaries” is the next logical step after “Revolution.” That book brings all the universes together, and it’s the story on how that happens. “Revolutionaries” is a book where that’s been established and we can now “play” with this shared universe. It’s definitely a step forward.

>CBR: What brings the Revolutionaries together? Did, say, the Transformers or G.I. Joe suggest their respective members, or did they volunteer?
>Barber: There’s an event in the country of Kalistan — which is a deep cut for G.I. Joe fans — that mutates a bunch of people. G.I. Joe sends in a team to investigate, but the event occurred at a facility owned by a British company, so Action Man beats them there and — as we’ll see in “Action Man: Revolution” — Kup is hanging out with Action Man at this point. So those two worlds collide, and Garrison Blackrock — who’s a Steve Jobs-style industrialist — was involved because at the center of it all is an ancient artifact he thinks can help him learn about his Cybertronian heritage. >Because, oh yeah, Blackrock is actually a Cybertronian who’s had memories implanted to think he’s human.
Once they all wind up together, without giving everything away, a series of events occur that draw the four principle characters in, and that opens up a mystery — what is this artifact code-named The Talisman? — and that draws all the other Hasbro characters into their orbit. Every answer asks a new question that makes the story more personal and — in terms of the universe — more expansive.