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>Just no.
http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/

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I don't get it, what does Carol get out of her relationship with Jessica? Spiderwoman is a complete fucking failure at life and if anything, Carol seems to be enabling her self-destructive actions. I know everyone jokes that they're in a secret lesbian relationship with each other, but honestly that's the only explanation that makes sense at this point.

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I'm not judging, I'm just curious

Why does the "fractured fairy tale" genre do so well with women? I remember reading somewhere that Fables sells like gangbusters with female readers, and then there's things like Once Upon A Time and the entire Zenescope comic lineup.

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Miss me yet?

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This YouTube series is 23 episodes into its first season. It has millions of views, with its first episode having been viewed 32,000,000 times. Despite this, it has been completely shit. I make threads for it every so often, probably because I'm nostalgic for Angela back when she had proper fur rendering.

Regardless, the fact that they released an arguably-television-production-quality series on YouTube appealed to me. I mean, it's not high production quality, but it's something I could have easily seen airing on The Hub back before it died. Here is the most recent episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVSlyHAzpOw

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We had a good thread for this movie yesterday

Has anyone else seen it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dvdp6gn-u9o

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Why are there so very few villainous OTPs?

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How much sex do you think Batman should have?

Some people seem to think he should be a virile James Bondian shagmaster, but I dunno. He's an asocial weirdo who skulks in the shadows and spends a lot of time thinking about the most efficient ways to put muggers in the hospital. He spends all the time that he doesn't dedicate to beating up criminals either sleeping or pretending to be an idiot.

Selling Batman's effectiveness as the ultimate prepper superhero means playing up a level of OCD in the character that I think is counter to womanizing. I don't mind him having the occasional actual romance (as long as it's well written) but he's not Tony Stark. He probably shouldn't be getting a lot of loose tail on the side.

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I'm just gonna go ahead and leave this here.

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>"the DC extended universe"

Who the fuck chose this shitty title for a franchise?

What was wrong with calling it the DC cinematic universe?

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Was it?

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ITT: 10/10 openings ONLY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWBIGd6BvKs

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hokay
so here's the earth

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What would a comic about 4chan would look like?

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http://comicbook.com/2016/03/15/what-does-indiana-jones-5-announcement-mean-for-marvels-inhumans/

>>Disney today announced a new Indiana Jones movie, the fifth in the series. Harrison Ford is returning to star in the movie, the first since Disney purchased Lucasfilm, with Steven Spielberg returning to direct.

>>They also announced the release date: July 19, 2019. For those who keep up with movie release schedules, that's exactly one week after the previously announced date for Marvel Studios' Inhumans, a movie announced as part of their large extended slate, but rarely talked about since. Marvel Studios is also owned by Disney.
So what does the Indiana Jones 5 announcement mean for Inhumans? It means the latter movie probably isn't coming out on July 12, 2019, if at all. Since the initial announcement, Inhumans - the concept and relatively minor characters from the pages of Marvel Comics - have appeared on the TV show Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. That contributed to rumors last fall that Inhumans - the Marvel Studios film - had been removed from their movie slate. Conflicting reports said that it's still on, and will feature the Inhumans royal family - Black Bolt, Medusa, and other characters from the franchise.

>>While Disney has an incredibly busy film slate in 2019 - Captain Marvel, an Untitled Walt Disney Animation Studios Movie, Avengers: Infinity War Part II, Star Wars: Episode IX, The Incredibles 2, Indiana Jones 5, and another Live-Action Fairy-Tale remake are all on the docket - it's unthinkable for them to put out two movies in back-to-back weeks, especially two tent pole releases. Canibalizing their own business is bad business - you'll see releases coming as frequently as three weeks apart, but never less than that.