Isn't that enough?
He should have removed discount Rogue head for her right then and there.
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He should have removed discount Rogue head for her right then and there.
One of my older brother's friends did the stone cold stunner one time on me when I was like 12. I didn't know anything about wresting. He just said, "hey, check this out," and did it. I got the breath knocked out of me and was freaking out. He was like, "I didn't mean to actually do one!"
Never forgave him.
Never forgave him.
I've called the hurty-feelings police. Have fun in prison.
I guess I won't press charges.
Those were my new friends. We're already bonded.
For this reason, I'm gonna say it should be the other way around. Harley should remain a proper villain and Ivy can go be an anti-hero.
Eco terrorists are even easier to make into villains when the world is on fire since it's an idea coopted by white supremacists and defeatist goobers who write NYT OP-EDS
Hell we just had eco terrorist Thanos in the films
Well that was not very nice of him.
Just the right size for guided view!
There's going to be a group of people that hate resurrection angle and just say these aren't the real X-Men
I love it, personally. Pod people X-Men is a really wild direction to take the book, and they needed to do something different with the series.
I mentioned this in the other thread but wanted to discuss it here too:
There was a line in HoX #5 that struck me in this issues documentation. [NOTE: There has been no experimentation regarding what happens when you combine a mutant MIND with a HUSK that is not their own.]
We about to go Altered Carbon up in here.
There was a line in HoX #5 that struck me in this issues documentation. [NOTE: There has been no experimentation regarding what happens when you combine a mutant MIND with a HUSK that is not their own.]
We about to go Altered Carbon up in here.
Loved this issue of Batman. I wanna post so many images, but it's early so I'll just do this one:
My new iPad wallpaper:Loved this issue of Batman. I wanna post so many images, but it's early so I'll just do this one:
My new iPad wallpaper:
Heh. I was just making that but without the speech bubble.
Butt shots are great when they're not in Heroes in Crisis.
Okay. Here's the other one I loved.
This is like Grayson era King where he's just having fun.
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HoX was predictable but good, that was a nice way to bring back
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Inferior Five was good, but man Giffen's art is looking rough these days. Really dig Lemire's Peacemaker back up.
Aquaman stays good, this has been my favorite Aquaman run since Jeff Parker's during the New 52.
Jimmy Olsen was easily my favorite book this week, it's peak Fraction and Leiber's art is fantastic. I love the way the story is structured and being told, it's just a lot of fun.
the Bendis era mutants
everyone looks so young again
Inferior Five was good, but man Giffen's art is looking rough these days. Really dig Lemire's Peacemaker back up.
Aquaman stays good, this has been my favorite Aquaman run since Jeff Parker's during the New 52.
Jimmy Olsen was easily my favorite book this week, it's peak Fraction and Leiber's art is fantastic. I love the way the story is structured and being told, it's just a lot of fun.
so, as it turns out, if you force Brett Booth to work in old-fashioned rectangular layouts, he turns into later-era Mark Bagley, making Flash Forward #1 a comic that you may actually like! Lobdell mines all the populist appeal you can draw from where Wally ends up after Heroes in Crisis by writing the scenes you want to read, in the way you want to read them, and then he throws in the ongoing Morrison-inspired and Snyder-devised Multiversal weirdness happening in the DCU, which lands really well, from a thematic standpoint
also it gives the exact numbers on Wally's crime, so I ran the numbers, and Wally did just about 8% of the crimes of the pretender Wanda Maximoff so what are we even complaining about
also it gives the exact numbers on Wally's crime, so I ran the numbers, and Wally did just about 8% of the crimes of the pretender Wanda Maximoff so what are we even complaining about
what I'm waiting on for the mutants that are like "this is weird, I'll just make it on my own, thanks" like X-Factor during decimation/Utopia era. The fact that there seems to be no dissidence at all to this makes it hard to believe Xavier isn't doing some shit...
I think that's what's bothering me about this. Hope it doesn't take too long to get addressed, because I don't want to dive into new ongoings with a constant feeling that the characters are "off". I'm thinking maybe Cannonball will be the key, since he's been off-world free from all this and away for Xavier's sight. Might explain why Hickman is writing that first arc too.
I think that's what's bothering me about this. Hope it doesn't take too long to get addressed, because I don't want to dive into new ongoings with a constant feeling that the characters are "off". I'm thinking maybe Cannonball will be the key, since he's been off-world free from all this and away for Xavier's sight. Might explain why Hickman is writing that first arc too.
Also man Spider-Man #1 was weird. Not sure if it was a good weird? Definitely lived up to it's bill of being super different though. I'll probably stick with it to see how it goes.
Really loved seeing Tempus and Goldballs back, especially Eva since been gone for far longer than Fabio
OP
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I don't know how much they're paying Javier Rodriguez to draw History of the Marvel Universe, but it isn't nearly enough.
This. It's gorgeous.
I also liked how galactus specially took notice of Franklin in this issue. I wonder where the little tibits are headed
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