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>>83941393
You're not thinking creatively enough.

>Green is actually a creative color

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>>83942457

>>83941366
Those particular terms refer to time periods

Golden Age = like 1938-1956 or so
Silver Age = 56-70
Bronze Age = 70-86ish

New 52 was DC's marketing push/reboot in 2011
Post-Crisis refers to the DCU after the book Crisis on Infinite Earths that happened in 1985, that was also a reboot

Year One is just a general name for stories that cover heroes' origin stories, like Batman Year One is Bruce's really early career training and becoming Batman, Green Arrow Year One is Ollie stuck on an island, etc.

Earth 2 is an earth in the DC multiverse that typically houses the Golden Age heroes (like Alan Scott Green Lantern or Jay Garrick Flash)

/co/ doesn't have a sticky because there's too much shit to potentially put in a sticky plus /co/ is mostly cartoons

Whew ok.

Gold/Silver/Bronze ages are historical terms for all comics. Gold is roughly 35-49, Silver is mid-50s to mid-70s, Bronze is 70s-90s.

DC has a multiverse, Earth Two used to be the one where all the Golden Age heroes lived, they served in World War 2, got old, retired. In the Silver Age people like the Flash crossed between Earths and the super teams JLA/JSA had an annual crossover. Eventually DC smashed everything together

Year One is a GOAT Batman story by Miller and Mazzucchelli that's become a term for origin stories about the first year of a hero. Like is says

Post Crisis is the period after Crisis on Infinite Earths that reset the DC Universe.

New 52 was a relaunch that did the same thing in 2011.

Generally just enjoy the series/book you're reading and don't worry too much about it. Eventually you'll start to pick it up, not as complex as it seems.

yes, those terms all mean different versions or universes or continuities for characters
release dates and wikipedia can help you determine chronology/reading order etc.

My parents...

thumbnail looka like a peanus

>>83941230
>without making sure it's compatible with the old dog
They are dogs, who cares about that?

Also, solicit confirms White Fox survives Contest of Champions.

I guess arrested since Tony also has an X.

RIPD BRUCE

>>83941058
I guess the one guy who likes her is happy.

>>83940904
not necessary, more like easter eggs.

>>83940904
They're part of the sotry

Yes, that's why they're in there

and the pirate stuff.

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>Can the American comics industry be saved
No

> is it destined to continue to die a slow death until it is gone for good?
It probably won't go away 100% but it'll remain at it's current level of complete irrelevance where people groom scripts and concepts before selling the movie rights. Maybe a little weaker, maybe a little stronger, but never actually growing genuinely strong again.

>Where did it go wrong?
In the 50s with the comics code and the 90s with the speculator boom and a whole lot of other shady business shit up to and including DIamond

>How might you fix it, /co/?
Impossible. Disdain for comic books is written into America's DNA at this point. How else do you explain characters from movies that make billions of dollars starring in books that maybe sell 100K on if they're a ~BIG~ success?

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>>83940822
>Where did it go wrong?

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>>83940822
>Can the American comics industry be saved

No. Not as it is.

>or is it destined to continue to die a slow death until it is gone for good?

Pretty much, yeah. Movies are giving the industry a swan song.

>Where did it go wrong?

Bloat. There's like 300 comics that come out every month, far more than one person could actually maintain interest in. Everyone has to shout as loud as they can and all it does is create a cacophony that few can penetrate.

>How might you fix it, /co/?

Fewer, better, books. The art should always be great, and the story should always feel special for being published at all.

Think how many arcs of Superman or another random character have been published seemingly for posterity rather than creative intent

Think how many eras for books are completely forgotten about or blur into vague character histories. Comics have lost their distinction as finite published works.

>>83940327

If her intent had been to dethrone Kuzco because he was a petulant brat trying to run the country into the ground, maybe.

But in reality she just wanted to be in his place, being just as corrupt with power, and presumably more deliberately destructive when it came to her policy-making, based on her personality, rather than just being selfish and grossly negligent like Kuzco.

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He wasn't very bright though.

>>83940482
/thread.
What type of crazy senile bitch give millions of dollars of inheritance to a bunch of cats who have no way of spending any money.

>>83851392

>Hot Spot

Didn't he have a different name in the comics that was "too controversial" for modern audiences? Like Jihadi or something.

>>83851461
Joto which is like fag in Spanish.

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>>83851392

I'm just happy that Zack Snyder is finally gonna make a critically acclaimed movie! no way this gets anything lower than an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes! Based Terrio! Based Affleck!

jerry seinfeld liked superman

>three unique ips
emarrassing

>>83939980
I only found out recently.
I can't believe of all the things to be killed by its a vehicle recall.

>>83939980
he was too old. better peter would have been Logan Lerman

>>83939980
Would've made a better Ben Parker.

>no nanotech
>can change skin and eye color just by flinching

Ol Stabby really has no clue and just wants to pander, does he?

>>83939872
Yeah this is great n all, but where's my giant robot wife? And by great I mean complete shit.

>>83939872
What am I even looking at?

>>83939641
bump

>>83939641
Slowly waiting on Corto English releases in the US. So far we've gotten 3

Under the Sign of the Capricorn
Beyond the Windy Isles
Celtic Tales

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>>83940049
>try to make a thinly veiled Corto Maltese thread
Thanks for the bump.

>>83939561

Thank you, anon. Downloading it now.

Summer is here

>>83939561
wait a minute

>>83939495
Meh.

>>83939495
Guys. Is a hot dog a sandwich?

>>83939754
It's a hot dog, faggot.

Lesbian bull fighting

Progressive powers.

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Making straight men very frustrated at the fact she doesn't like dick.