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>>95270407
It means he has never in his life made a woman desire him and therefore can only approximate what they would actually say in the situation. Also how the fuck did she not know he was a teenager, he's shorter than her.

Bendis got so wrapped up in treating his dialog like it's a clever and witty back-and-forth that he completely forgot a major point in Black Cat's characterization; that she's attracted to only Spider-Man and not whoever is behind the mask.

Some would argue AU, but I blame it entirely on shit writing.

>>95270457
>height

Not even that, I imagine Pete's voice is so nasally or something that it would obviously give it away.

Or maybe every guy she's ever met sounds like a kid.

oh boy more politics.

>>95270134
Nothing wrong with them saying culturally relevant but they need to keep things as solid as possible. We can't have another Trump situation where something unexpected ruins their show.

There's a good chance it'll suck but people will pretend to like because it "triggers" the alt-right.

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Thread archives pre-season 3 - https://pastebin.com/7YP9dGra

Thread archives after season 3 airing - https://pastebin.com/xj9Dfvwi

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1st for Black mage Harebourg best design.

>>95107376
>Eating literally nothing but fruit
>No visible bathrooms

Is this their secret torture plan?

>>95269854
Susan, stop posting and give your husband a blowjob.

>>95269921
Implying DOOM would put his dick in someone who's fucked fish-man.

I thought everyone knew Doom has always been handsome af, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby couldn't agree on the size of his scar but they both agreed onthat.

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ok

>>95269813
>tfw would want to fuck those cats if they were adults but feel disgusted with anything sexual about them because they're kittens

What's wrong with me?

>>95269813
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtVIuwNS4uM
5 minutes in when they are eating fish.
or literally any episode

>>95269675
Waifufags were pissed, naturally. I thought it was hilarious though.

>>95269689
because of Anisa?

>>95269675
What's going on here?

Considering how beepers became obsolete overnight, you have to wonder if Bob shot just himself or his entire family in a murder suicide.

>>95269545
Beepers still have a market to this day, but its likely he moved into selling phones in general alongside beepers.

>>95269545
he pivoted to those cheap cell phones you can sell out of your trunk and call it a licensed store.

I don't know of any cartoons that follow one solitary character doing nothing and interacting with nobody.

>>95269226
doug

>>95269117
Man, no matter what, there would be people making me their husbando.

>>95269080
Is there anyway they will shave Vince and make movie magic to turn him into a tiny man

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>>95269080
Brie Larson is already playing Captain Marvel, she was cast more than a year ago.

>>95269080
Roman Reigns as the titular character in an autobiographical piece about The Rock.

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>>95270998
He was about to jerk it in front of his grandfather so he could sci-fi roofie a girl. Not a good boy.

He's a chicken, I tell you! A giant chicken!

>>95269070
No he's not, you faggot.

He's a vegan and gets really pissy when he sees someone eating chicken or eggs.

>>95268815
>but what would be the point of another spider character who has the morals of Spider-Man?
What's the point of another spider character period? What's the point of another character who has the morals of the Punisher?

>>95268815
Eddie Brock Venom was in Marvel vs Capcom 1 & 2

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>>95269256
>What's the point of another spider character period? What's the point of another character who has the morals of the Punisher?

He doesn't have the morals of the Punisher, Eddie is interesting because he's not a black and white case of "pure good" "pure evil" or even "pure neutrality", Frank does not believe he's a hero he just believes he's doing what he has to as a soldier, Eddie has always viewed himself as a hero, a warrior of justice, even when he was portrayed as a straight villain

>>95268707

>>95268509

>It looks like 20th Century Fox is planning to stay in the Wes Ball game. With the director of the Maze Runner movies seeking to cap off the series with the third and final film next year, the studio has recruited him to bring the celebrated comic book series Mouse Guard to the big screen. And this is good news. Because Ball really feels like he could be a Big Deal and occupying him with a fantasy epic about battle-ready mice may be the best way to keep someone like Lucasfilm from stealing him away.

>Deadline has the news of Ball joining Mouse Guard, which is being written by Gary Whitta (The Book of Eli and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) and produced by Matt Reeves. That second name is especially relevant since they also report that the film will make use of the performance capture technology Reeves and his team of brilliant visual effects artists perfected on Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes.

>Because Ball has only directed movies based on young adult books – The Maze Runner, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, and the upcoming Maze Runner: The Death Cure – I feel like people haven’t caught on to him yet. After all, he’s just some guy making YA movies, right? Just another guy following the wave of the Hunger Games series, right? Wrong! Or at least I think so because the Maze Runner movies are so much better than they have any right to be — mainly because they’re so damn well directed. Ball may be a relative newcomer to the world of feature filmmaking, but there’s a confidence to his action and pacing and sense of character that makes the Maze Runner movies feel so much more compelling than your average YA adaptation. I’ve been waiting for someone to hand him $100 million and letting him just got nuts. Mouse Guard could be the moment Ball steps up and starts really wowing us.

>>95268610

>Mouse Guard is based on the beloved comic series written and illustrated by David Petersen. Since it began its run in 2006, the series has followed the titular group, a team of mice warriors in a medieval fantasy setting who tirelessly fight to protect their fellow rodents from all manners of threats. While I have not read the comics, I’m familiar with the world through the traditional tabletop RPG adaptation of the series, which is equal parts charming and fascinating. This has the potential to be something extraordinary and really cool, a combination of adorable animals, exciting adventure, and geeky fantasy.

>And the news that it will be a motion capture film is especially interesting. There are no human characters in the world of Mouse Guard, so Ball and Fox are essentially setting out to make a photo-realistic animated movie, similar to what Disney and Jon Favreau are doing with the new Lion King. Are we seeing the emergence of a new medium? Movies that don’t feature a single live-action character but take place in worlds that are intended to be as realistic as possible?

>In the meantime, Maze Runner: The Death Cure opens on January 26, 2018.

>>95268509
>motion capture film
Yes I am interested

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>Set up the action in this issue, and why it’s one to pick up?

>Scott Lobdell: When Lex increased Bizarro's mental facilities to the max last issue, there was a hint of danger about what that might mean to the Outlaws. But we're going to find out that even though his brain might have changed... Bizarro's heart is still as big as the great outdoors!

>For everyone who thought Bizarro Am Smart was going to be a one-off, strap yourself in.

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>What is your favorite panel/page/line in this issue?

>I love the scene where Bizarro confronts the prison guard responsible for helping a prisoner escape from Arkham Asylum. Let’s just say it doesn't play out the way that Red Hood and Artemis could have imagined.

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>Tease how this might set up the next issue.

>Red Hood has had a plan in place since the series started—how he's using his Red Hood identity to wrestle control away from Gotham City's crime kingpins by posing as one of them. All that planning is being put at risk though when Bizarro, in effort to be helpful, takes the Outlaws to the next level. (And if you don't think Batwoman, Batwing, and the rest of the cast of Detectives isn't going to notice... then you just don't know Gotham!)