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Sure, let's cross a humanist science fiction franchise about exploration and self-discovery with a toy commercial about an endless war between interchangable robots, that sounds like a perfect fit.

>>81585859
The war's been over in IDW since 2011.

Probably Paramounts fault. They get final say on what IDW can do with Trek.

Same with Godzilla and Toho.

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>>81585662
Mario died

>>81585662
This movie is perfect, prove me wrong.

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>>81585702
You are wrong.

>>81585562
Not even close.

http://www.dipity.com/tatercakes/Internet_Memes/

>>81585793
>Dancing baby

I think that's the first internet meme.

>>81585901

>that time the Dancing Baby was on Ally McBeal

The 90's were a strange time.

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>>81585481

>Gerry Duggan: Like most creators, I've had the love of these characters since I was a kid. Binge reading Miller's "Daredevil" or Simonson's "Thor" has translated to a lifelong love affair. Power Man & Iron Fist are the same way. My experience with them goes to back to the tiara and chains days, and even though they've matured and grown over time, the love is the same. For me, the coolest part is getting to share the toys without knocking the other books off their game. David and Charles and their collaborators will get to join in the fun of Deadpool's world without us stepping on their series' roadmaps.

>David Walker: The first time I write an established character, there's this moment where I ponder all of the responsibility involved. It is a responsibility to the other creators that have worked on the character, to the fans, and to the character. I want to make sure I get it right, and that there is an authenticity to the character. This all adds up to an excuse to do a lot of "research," which in this case meant reading lots of Deadpool. The interesting thing about the character, which is also the most challenging, is finding the groove with the humor. When I think of Deadpool, I think of a very specific type of humor, and for me, it was getting that right tone, and right balance, and making sure it all worked in a way that felt natural.

>Charles Soule: I love writing Deadpool, and I haven't gotten to do anything with him for almost a year. Even more, as David points out, Deadpool has a specific tone to him that doesn't always work with every other book. I feel like putting Mr. Wilson in my monthly "Daredevil" book actually might not work, because the tones could conflict. So, I was excited to have a chance to work on him here (especially with how gracious Gerry was about letting us do pretty much whatever we wanted in his sandbox).

Character designs by Paco Diaz

>that Arab Cage

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>>81585489

>>When this issue begins, what's your sense of the character dynamics between your protagonists and the other heroes involved in this story? Are they necessarily happy to be interacting with one another?

>Duggan: I don't know if anyone is excited about working with Deadpool, not even the corrupt banker that turned to him. He's the merc of last resort. Deadpool's highs are higher and his lows are subterranean. He'll be at both in these 80 pages.

>Walker: It's no big secret that Power Man and Iron Fist don't exactly like Deadpool, so "happy" is not the best word to describe their feelings. One of the things I'm exploring with Luke and Danny are their collective notions on what it means to be a hero, and to do the right thing. Unfortunately, that can sometimes mean teaming up with someone like Deadpool.

>Soule: Daredevil is a phenomenal straight man for Deadpool, but it's not by choice. I don't think it's ever by choice, for anyone Deadpool encounters. Mostly, Matt wants to get through this little adventure as quickly as he can. Deadpool potentially, possibly, has something really good to offer Murdock, which is why he's willing to work with the merc for a while -- but we'll see how it all plays out.

>What can you tell us about the inciting incident that brings your characters together and where the story goes from there? Francisco Herrera's cover suggests a fun, possibly old school-style kung fu comic.

>Duggan: Mo' money, mo' problems. When you're a successful criminal, you get money problems. The gangs turned to a corrupt banker, and Wall Street let them down. Now he's trying to get out from under his debt. Unfortunately he compounds the problem by turning to Deadpool.

>>81585236
LazerHawk.

>>81585236

No token minorities unless you count the alien kid.

>>81585236
It was better than Thundercats

>>81585194
Yeah, pretty much

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>>81585194

>>81585194
Go home Pat

>>81584611
Slippery slope when crossovers became too much of a thing, and big events, death of ____ and marriages became temporary before the resurrection or the return of the status quo.

>>81584611
About the time Stan Lee signed his name on all of Jack Kirby's comic books

>>81584628
I was about to say 1990, but this is much more accurate.

Why doesn't Ultrahand draw more art of him?

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When is The Fury out?

I know the frenchies already got to see it.

>>81584653
who is ultrahand?

>>81584684
I'm excited for it, especially after I found who studio 4c is

There will be people calling him terrible because of his bad writing on a few of Snyder's pet projects. But he has been good when doing his own stuff like Constantine, Batman/TMNT and creator stuff.

>>81584111
He's mediocre for the most part, but he's nowhere as shitty as /co/ makes him out to be. A lot of his work at DC has been collaborative, which makes it hard to get a good read on this writing ability. His Batman/TMNT is getting good reviews, and he's the sole writer on that.

Most of the hate comes from his work on the Batman Eternal books (weely series that he co-plotted), and from RHATO. In the former case, it's because the Eternal books juggle a huge cast, and he spends a lot of time pandering to fans of his and Snyder's pet characters instead of pandering to the characters that /co/ likes. He also has a tendency to flanderize characters to one or two traits, and play up melodrama for no reason. But weekly books tend to be shit in general, due to needing so much filler and scripts having to be rushed out the door.

As for the RHATO hate, it's mostly there's a small but belligerent segment of the Jason Todd fanbase who thinks that Scott Lobdell is the greatest writer ever, and hate Tynion for taking over RHATO for one arc (granted, it was bad). They also blame Tynion for RHATO having shit reviews and sales, even though it was Lobdell's first few arcs that got crapped on in the first place, and by the time Tynion took over, no one cared about the title anymore.

With that said, Tynion's Constantine and Batman/TMNT have been getting good reviews, and he was written Tim better than Lobdell or Pfeiffer (which is an incredibly low bar, mind you). If you don't mind Tim just being an acceptable supporting character and two-dimensional at best, Detective Comics will be fine.

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>>81583895
Well, it would be silly for the Comedian not to.

>>81583895
>Weirdly missing the point
That's Snyder in a nutshell

>>81583895
It's definitely not the first but I can't remember where it happened before

>>81583794
I want to fuck her in the suit.

>>81583818
It'd be a foolish thing to not do that.

>>81583794
Fucking love this redesign.

Character redesign thread?

>>81583721
He was able to actually slow down World War Hulk that the Hulk had to struggle to reach him through the beam for a minute.

No actual hard number had been released (not that it would matter, writers don't read that shit ever), but his optic blasts effectively have unlimited range unless they hit something and have shown to be capable of leveling pretty much anything that isn't totally indestructible when he takes his visor off.

>>81583757
what even happens when he shoots a beam, like where does it go?

does it just dissipate into heat or something?

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>>81583757
Here's him cutting the top off a mountain to escape after X-Force was buried under it.

Yes, because Norman had the closest relationship to him and caused him the most pain through the death of Gwen Stacy. Slott can say all the bullshit he wants about Ock being Peter's real archnemesis, he'll never come close to Norman.

>>81583474
It's Osborn, yes.
Venom is a major villain largely because they pushed the fuck out of him in the 90's; he's accomplished relatively little against Spidey outside his initial outing.
Meanwhile Green Goblin has fairly regularly managed to fuck up Peter's live in multiple ways, through murdering love interests or psychologically twisting his best friends into enemies and all that shit.

When Green Goblin was dead it was Dock Ock who was his biggest nemesis; he pulled off some very nasty shit with Spidey too, though he often did so less intentionally then Goblin did.

>>81583520
If Osborn had STAYED dead, Ock would be. But he didn't so he isn't.

No idea, I'm not allowed to enter fancy clubs.

>>81583410
Yes, but it's not casual wear if that's what you're thinking.

>>81583410
everyone wears bracelets

CRAWLING IN MY...

oh wait, wrong band

Go fuck yourself /tv/.

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