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>>78255398
Stubby ears are cuter.

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>>78255398
Honestly? Terry's outfit was always my favourite. That might be general bias considering I grew up watching Beyond. But it also has a minimalist quality to it that I find appealing

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Arkham Knight suit

>>78255234
>not knowing who the hell the writer

never heard of Air?

I guess there has not been a movie made out if...

>>78255234
>thinking the character was some kind of insufferable nerd beforehand.

why would you not be simply open minded and have no opinion until reading it?

>tfw black
>still get upset when white characters get replaced for muh diversity

#bringbackwallywest

I also hate Miles Morales with a passion because he is boring as hell and brings nothing to the table but whenever you ask people they think he is the bst thing to happen since sliced bread

I have more than one friend, black or not who love him and hype him up when they have never read any of his stuff. They dont even read comics period. The last time I held any remote interest was when uncle snoop dogg died. I finished his first series and read some of the shit he appeared in since then and its all shit

Because we know we can never be like him

>>78247157
I don't.

>>78247157
>we

>>78255106
...is that the bowling ball skull from mystery men?

>>78255106
There isn't good porn of her, not interested.

She's better in Suicide Squad.

>>78255106

No, All the fun and wonder in her is gone.

Now, she become a slut of the media and a tool for you fanboys.

>>78253712
This is an oddly specific fetish.

>>78252942
He didn't kill him. Frank Miller said it he had problems showing how batman just hurt him. Even in the animated version the show what it was meant to be

>>78252942

>Alright /co/, lets have a conversation about Batman and gun usage. Batman always seems to be stereotyped as the guy who will never use a gun but why?

Because he's incredibly traumatized by his parents death

>>78252942
>but in that very story Batman uses a gun to kill a man

You didn't read the comic, did you.

just shut the fuck up

>keep shoving her down my throat
>two issue guest-star in Batman over the course of five years
>subplot arc in Batman and Robin
>guest spot in one issues of Detective Comics
>subplot arc in B&R:E

I know you guys are desperate to hate her because you hate her haircut, but I will never understand this narrative that you all keep constructing.

Harper at the end of the day is just late 90s Tim mixed with late 90s Steph, both of whom are characters who don't exist at DC anymore. Tim is a completely different and shittier person and DC has completely filed off the rough edges of Steph and her white trash background. I'd still rather read about her than Tim, Jason, Julia Pennyworth, and multiple other characters who populate modern Bat-Books. Hell I'd rather read a book with her than Steph, modern Steph just feels so squeaky clean with very little hook to her anymore.

>>78254669
>subplot arc in Batman and Robin

Subplot in Batman Eternal I mean. Not that it matters considering Harper's subplot was smaller then multiple other character's.

I like Harper, but that's also because I really miss Dixon-era Steph and she's the closest thing that's filling that void.

I will say I think making her a vigilante was a mistake and she was more interesting as a Harold like figure to Batman, but I get that everyone needs a costume these days to sell more action figures.

Romance is a lame motivation. It's literally just "I care for this person because my genitals ache for them"
It's on the same level as a villain being motivated because they are "evil" or greedy.

Political motivations > all other

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>>78252765
HAHAHAHA
The worst part is you might actually be serious.

I fucking love romance but well done once are pretty rare in every medium and even more so in /co/ material.

>>78252453
I didn't know Khal Drogo was into cosplay.

>>78252453
I didn't know they could make Aquaman look so cute

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>>78252453

Post the whole thing here, I ain't opening up a link.

>OOPS! THAT PAGE CAN’T BE FOUND.
Well, I tried.

>>78252454
>>78252522
>Years ago this blog mentioned that some comic book superheroes are meant for war zones, and some are meant for city streets. Dan Slott’s writing proved that observation yet again in the fourth issue of The Amazing Spider-Man.
>Imagine you’re in a crowd of people when bombs start falling all around you. Terrorists with high-powered rifles and explosives fly through the air on military-grade gliders. A friendly aircraft swoops in and you think you’re saved, but it turns out the “hero” only armed it with web shooters that must be fired perfectly at multiple targets to stop the carnage.
>Predictably, the “hero” is shot down, but by the grace of God the aircraft does not careen into the crowd of people he was supposed to be saving.
>That, my friends, is Dan Slott’s Spider-Man.
It was pretty short sighted. But then, people would be accused him of being TOO prepared. Like Batman. Spidey's ingenuity shows in his ability to think on his feet, but he wouldn't have to get in so many bad places if he (the writer) actually thought.

>Now imagine that said “hero” pulls himself from the twisted wreckage of his multi-million-dollar airborne web-shooter to return to the fight. Outnumbered and armed only with his wits, his response is to ask if his bloated bank account might convince them to “switch sides” (Spider-Justice does not require them to be held liable for dropping bombs on innocent civilians moments earlier.)

>When that doesn’t work, the hero is stumped. Luckily, a small child from a third-world country happens to be on hand to indirectly suggest he use surrounding technology (his own, no less) to create an electromagnetic device.

>That, my friends, is Dan Slott’s Spider-Man.

>The Amazing Spider-Man #4 is a great read …if you enjoy seeing a hero escape a daunting situation created solely because of his own ignorance.

(cont.)

>>78252306
Agreed. Certainly the longest running title with consistent quality.

>>78252306
Lame Barry ripoff. Glad they finally got rid of the poser.

Atleast he has some value as a black guy now to fill up the diversity quota.

>>78252306

Yep

NEVER FORGOTTEN

Literally who?

So yet another good guy being turned into a one time villain that dies in the end. Great.

>>78252258
>Geomancer
>Gold guy

>character gets punched in the stomach
>they get knocked out
Thats um, not how it works.

>>78252130
I think it's meant to be a punch to the solar plexis in those cases - isn't it possible to hit it so hard the sheer pain can make someone go into shock and faint?

>>78252287
nobody ever passes out on tv from a punch to the gut, they just get the wind knocked out of them and are indefinitely incapacitated. which is exactly what a punch to the solar plexus does. it forcibly pushes the air out of you and makes it hard to reinflate

they do however get knocked out from a single blow to the head, and wake up fine later.

>>78251877
>Blue=knowing each other
God you're fucking retarded

>>78251877
>they're both blue
IRREFUTABLE PROOF

>>78251877
I bet you think all black people BROS with each other two, huh? WHAT UP DAWG, YO, HOW THE CREW HANGIN, WE GOOD, WE GOOD

>>78251680
*Thoughts

>>78251689
bumping out of interest.

It's pretty much wonderful.