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I don't think Bestiality is the right term.
Xenophillia doesn't seem quite right either.

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Who here would volunteer for doctor sevarius's mutatation experiments? Raise your paw.

>>84470880
>beastiality
You don't seem to understand what that word means.

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>>84470543
>It cut off all boring or stupid shit
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Yeah, I thought it was a pretty great adaptation too. Comic book fans are autistic and contrarian by nature, so they'll find SOMETHING to blow out of proportion to make it sound like utter shit. Like, Synder's silly slow mo action scenes were out of place, but it wasn't a film-ruining flaw by any means.

Having Ozy frame Manhattan instead of the whole faked-interdimensional-squid thing was a good change.

>>84470412
Pretty sweet dude
Don't let Neil see it though.

Perspective on her upper torso is all wonky.

>>84470436
>Don't let Neil see it though.
Why, because he'd break his wrist jerking off?

They had merchandise? Like figurines? Link?

>>84470353
I'm happy that Gumball is doing well overseas, that show is basically tailored for them.

>>84471049
https://www.amazon.co.jp/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?__mk_ja_JP=%E3%82%AB%E3%82%BF%E3%82%AB%E3%83%8A&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=amazing+world+of+gumball&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aamazing+world+of+gumball
I see no figures but lots of books and plushies

>>84468612
well shit, it has been a long time that i don't see these fucks, is the writer good for cosmic shit though ?

>>84468612
God, and I thought DC forgot muh jetpack adventurer and space pharaoh cop.

Oh fuck yes! I've been wondering where the fuck Hawkman has been

>>84468391
Season 2

>>84468391
Season 6.

>>84468391
Season 4. Perfect balance between the early style and the later more satirical style.

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Poor Hiccup. Got played like a fiddle.

>>84468318
What happened?

>>84468318
Did he fug her?

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>MG: In The Accused, I’m playing Clint as not being sure. He made a split-second decision under extremely high stress with equally high stakes. He believed in the moment that it was the right decision, but being a sensible person, he knows that it’s possible that his judgment call was wrong. He’s now ready to face judgment, in part, to get an answer to the question that keeps him up at night: Was I right or wrong? Essentially, he’s looking to the jury to answer that question for him. However, juries don’t determine what really happened. All they do is weigh evidence and make a determination as to whether the prosecution has met its burden of proof. So, I see Clint as something of a tragic figure in all this: He’s placed his faith in himself in the hands of a system that can provide neither the condemnation nor the exoneration -- the clarity -- he desperately craves in his soul. Whether Clint wins or loses the trial... he’s lost.

>>Given his ties to the superhero community, is Matt Murdock eager to take this case, or would he have liked this one to pass him by?

>MG: All things being equal, he’d probably be happier not to have been selected to prosecute Hawkeye. But he’s a loyal officer of the court and takes his job as an Assistant District Attorney seriously, so he’s ready, willing and able to do the job before him.

>>What can you say about the mysterious conspiracy that Matt Murdock stumbles upon?

>MG: Well, if I tell you too much it won’t be mysterious...

>I’ll say that it has something to do with the Superhuman Registration Act -- the piece of legislation that was the flashpoint (am I allowed to say “flashpoint”?) of Civil War 1. I like the idea that there’s a little connection back to the original Civil War.

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>Guggenheim

>>84467888

>And I’ll also say that if you read Civil War II #3 -- which depicts pieces of Hawkeye’s trial -- you still don’t know the whole story. And while you’ll find out the verdict in the body of Civil War II, the way that verdict was reached and the reason it was reached are plot details you can only get from The Accused.

>>Is there any chance that Hawkeye is in danger from those closest to Bruce? His friends are known for having a bit of a temper.

>MG: Mr. Bendis is probably better suited to answer that one. The Accused focuses on the legal proceedings against Hawkeye. That pesky federal government takes a dim view of murder -- and that’s what they consider Hawkeye’s actions to be, murder -- and they’ve got the death penalty as an, ahem, arrow in their quiver. Bottom line, they’re not fooling around.

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>>84467283
>Her current look which is a straight rip of Wolverine's '92 outfit seems lame
It's really just the gaudy colours.
Laura's costumes should stick with black.

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>>84467537
Not the OP, but I think OP's prob isn't the colors specifically but the mask and boots in particular.

Sure, they're "iconic" in a way but having the whole cowl thing looks stupid on X23, especially since it's "bald" at the top and lets her hair out at the back anyway. It serves no purpose. I also have to say I think the Wolverine outfit looks a lot better on her when she has the hood down. The boots are still bad though.

she looked OK in her All-New X-men outfit too, though the design was too generic overall. Even her New Mutants outfit with the weird gauntlets at least hinted at her powerset.

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>>84467715
I think It's just the mask. The boots really aren't an issue. The problem with the mask is that it creates a skullet look. It works when it encompasses the entire head and hair because then you get that sleek streamlined look or a condom head.

>>84467270
Thurop Van Orman is its show runner. One of them, at least. His career makes me sad.

bazoops

I haven't seen the movie

But the show looks a lot less obnoxious and a lot more bearable than that craptacular CG

They're not even trying anymore

How American
They are not The Honor Guard
They are not The Panther Guard
They are not The Kings Guard
They are The Crew

>>84467136
Of all the names you could pick for a team involving two of the most politically powerful people on the planet, you pick "the Crew", a name that explicitly invokes a street level feeling?
Christ. You could at least TRY to pretend you're not just putting this team together because they're all black.

Other comic/omnibus/collectors edition recommendations are welcome too

Indestructible hulk

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The Joker is a gangster and owns a nightclub where Harley is an exotic dancer. Early on the movie, right before Batman busts them, the Joker has Monster T and his men in his private room, and notices one of Monster T's guys eyeing Harley. He goads the guy into accepting a lap dance, then kills him for disrespecting his girl.

Amanda Waller gets everyone under the same roof at Belle Reve and requests that the government let her use them as disposable assets in high-risk missions, but the government says "no".

Enchantress escapes and attacks Midway City, opening a portal to Hell, turning Monster T into her brother, the Incubus, and turning Waller's men sent after her into monsters. With no other option, the government lets Waller use the Squad, and Enchantress' ex-boyfriend Rick Flagg gets assigned to the team.

The Joker finds out that's where Harley ended up and shoots down the Squad's chopper above Midway City, but his crashes as well, and he's presumed dead.

Slipknot tries to ditch the team, and gets his head blown up because Waller has put bombs in everyone's necks.

They basically make their way through the city to reach the Enchantress' nest, fighting a bunch of monsters along the way.

The Enchantress kidnaps Waller to get her heart back and go max power. This gives the Squad the chance to escape, but they decide to see the mission through.

Harley destroys the heart, "curing" the Enchantress' host, and Diablo sacrifices himself to kill the Incubus and close the portal.

The mission is succesful enough that the government decides to keep using the Squad. Everyone is locked back up for further use, under Flagg's command.

Batman helps Deadshot see his daughter again and Deadshot becomes cool with him.

In the end, the Joker turns up disguised as a guard in Belle Reve and rescues Harley and they drive off into the sunset.

If this were possibly real, that last line about Batman and Deadshot sounds really sweet

>>84445072
this is all pretty much common sense based on the trailers and what we know about the characters

what an EPIC SCOOP!!!

>>84466339
Foster's Home.
When I was a kid I thought Bloo was the coolest, but now I think he's an annoying piece of shit.

FOP

>>84466339
The 90's Spiderman is complete shit, I just didn't realize it back then.