Can we have one of these threads? Just cuts of comic panels with good/bad feels? Superman preferred but other characters are good too.
Pic related is my all time favorite
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>>82355245
>letting go two criminals just because they were bad at it
4/?
>liking superman in Injustice
later he'd probably have snapped their necks for having guns
>>82355342
cuck
5/?
>>82355245
The feels
>>82356608
>>82355342
Lois is missing out
My favorite part of the DOOM arc
>>82356703
I love this one
>>82355279
Oh God this one gets me every time.
Not simply because Pa Kent is dying, but just the idea that Clark has been constantly listening to his parents' heartbeats for essentially all his life, and in spite of everything that he hears every day, he STILL notices when one heart out of billions of humans' hearts stops.
>>82355245
Not all Superman feels come from the comics themselves.
i need more
>>82357426
Thats one of my favorite images.
>that last panel
>>82356703
God what a good feeling thats gotta be
>>82355314
>"Everyone must be punished and jailed for their mistakes!"
>>82356703
>no one wants to hang out with you for lunch
>batman texts you to go beat up badguys for lunch
I love these guys
OP here. I have seen some negativity to superman earth one on /co/, but i loved it especially since we got pic related out of it.
>>82355245
>>82365156
Don't understand why more stories and panels from the 2013 run of The Adventures of Superman don't make this thread. I could post 50 great images from probably 20% of that run.
>>82356703
>Superman beats up the mentally ill for lunch
>>82355245
That whole issue of Injustice was great
>>82356703
>>82365245
>mentally ill
You meant to type criminally and violently insane there, right?
>>82365460
>>82356703
I wanted World Finest, Snyder.
this whole issue should just be story timed
>>82366150
>>82366175
>>82366150
>That almost instant expression change when Supes goes to confront what he thinks is a psychotic flying brick, and finds him in tears
Fucking hell, I barely read Captain Marvel, and even I felt that.
>>82355342
Brutal
>>82356777
>>82356703
I love it
>>82364313
Is that the prostitute that became his girlfriend?
>>82367154
yeah
>>82366898
context?
At least Snyder reminded us the bro tier that Superman is and how we miss him.
>>82367220
Superman needs an ex prostitute as a wife. He's the only man that can turn a ho into a housewife.
>>82366452
>>82367683
Perfect
>>82356703
I like the implication that Bruce just decided to break into Arkham and start beating people up.
>>82367365
>>82366144
>>82366169
I love superdork
>>82366150
>>82366175
>>82366190
This was a great story. Shame the animated version didn't use something like this as well as the nice Clark comes to visit Billy and reveals he's also got a secret.
How does this make you feel, /co/?
>>82355342
n52 Lois is the worst.
Also why the fuck is she so enormous in that center panel?
>>82364313
It's a nice story but it was essentially JMS replacing essentially a randomly but adorable written animal for Krypto. There are plenty of images along the feels created in these panels (and I do agree with you that Superman Earth One had a lot of really good images in all three volumes, interspersed with the more problematic ones/themes) such as this from Convergence Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes.
>>82362002
Yes, that's how you build a functional society.
Laws must respected and punishment must be guaranteed.
>>82367981
wow DC characters drawn by JRJR look fucking weird
>>82357014
>Lois probably died 900 years ago
>tfw you only get to spend less than 1/9th of your life with your wife
>>82367365
I can't get over how PLEASED Batman looks to be having some burgers with his best bud.
>>82368162
This gave me feelings. I miss you superman.
>>82366144
>>82366169
Not a hint of irony. I love it.
My favorite page of Superman ever, it's the misspelling that gets me.
>>82368080
Forget Snyder for a second, remember when they actually implicitly incorporated this moment into Nu52, turned Regan into a singer who turned her life around thanks to Supermanthen had her killed by the Phantom King?
>>82362212
And here is what any hardcore Batman would never accept - Superman can easily and comfortably say to Bruce 'you're the best' but whenever there is a scene where Batman is showing as stating something (as with Justice League v1 Origin or even in Worlds' Finest v6 Secret History of Superman Batman that the planet needed Superman and they can't accept that as something Bruce would (much less need to) say.
>>82366150
>>82366175
>>82366190
Story time the full thing please
>>82367963
I like the implication that Bruce was on his way to handle what was probably Arkham Asylum's plot, but on the drive there he thought "You know what, I'll see if Clark wants to join me"
Just so much about that scene and what it implies makes me grin
>>82368310
Man, Superman Supreme is always GOAT
>>82365460
>If Superman was real, theres a very good chance that he would one day run up and hug you like this.
>>82368631
>>82368674
We all need super hugs. Don't lie to yourself /co/.
Pretty much this whole issue.
>>82368732
God I love Bibbo.
>>82368451
>>82368013
What is this?
>>82365883
Is that not the worst super feel of them all? We will never get a proper World's Finest on the big screen.
But we'll always have the books.
>>82368821
i love it when superman fucks around with batman because he knows he is the only one who can get away with it and take bruce down a notch
>>82368893
Its better because Bruce doesn't let him get away with it out of fear, but because he genuinely loves Clark as a friend, and lets him have his fun, because deep down Bruce enjoys the big of fun that Clark brings to his life. I imagine if Bruce's parents were still alive, they would have treated Clark like family.
What single image best embodies Superman?
>>82369127
Maybe this one? I just find it great that you can put him anywhere (Smallville, USSR, Nazi Germany) and he'll still be a guy that wants to help everyone
>>82369127
This one
>>82368306
>>82368759
We're not really getting many new books with pages like these, though: >>82369127, >>82369182 - even the Jurgen's Lois & Clark run so far doesn't really have anything like these - some nice moments of family, sure and yes I understand that Superman is suppose to be under the radar, but still.
>>82367234
rocket gets trapped in alternate dimension that cannot be accessed. Eventually (like billions of years later) Superman comes back through time and saves the rocket. He's basically a god at that point.
Adventures of Superman: 46,47,48. Strange Visitor. Amazing few issues, really worth the read.
>>82368807
Damn I need to read All Star Supes again, I didn't even remember that panel. By the way, here's another great scene that was missing from the animated movie
>>82368833
He knows.
Quote from Grant Morrison.
>In the end, I saw Superman not as a superhero or even a science fiction character, but as a story of Everyman. We’re all Superman in our own adventures. We have our own Fortresses of Solitude we retreat to, with our own special collections of valued stuff, our own super–pets, our own “Bottle Cities” that we feel guilty for neglecting. We have our own peers and rivals and bizarre emotional or moral tangles to deal with.
>I felt I’d really grasped the concept when I saw him as Everyman, or rather as the dreamself of Everyman. That “S” is the radiant emblem of divinity we reveal when we rip off our stuffy shirts, our social masks, our neuroses, our constructed selves, and become who we truly are. Batman is obviously much cooler, but that’s because he’s a very energetic and adolescent fantasy character: a handsome billionaire playboy in black leather with a butler at this beck and call, better cars and gadgetry than James Bond, a horde of fetish femme fatales baying around his heels and no boss. That guy’s Superman day and night.
>Superman grew up baling hay on a farm. He goes to work, for a boss, in an office. He pines after a hard–working gal. Only when he tears off his shirt does that heroic, ideal inner self come to life. That’s actually a much more adult fantasy than the one Batman’s peddling but it also makes Superman a little harder to sell. He’s much more of a working class superhero.
>American writers often say they find it difficult to write Superman. They say he’s too powerful; you can’t give him problems. But Superman is a metaphor. For me, Superman has the same problems we do, but on a Paul Bunyan scale. If Superman walks the dog, he walks it around the asteroid belt because it can fly in space. When Superman’s relatives visit, they come from the 31st century and bring some hellish monster conqueror from the future. But it’s still a story about your relatives visiting.
>>82369818
>For me, Superman has the same problems we do, but on a Paul Bunyan scale. If Superman walks the dog, he walks it around the asteroid belt because it can fly in space. When Superman’s relatives visit, they come from the 31st century and bring some hellish monster conqueror from the future. But it’s still a story about your relatives visiting.
This shit right here. Fucking love that.
>>82369818
I like his quote about Supes: "In our darkest hour, we invented a man who will never let us down"
D-did someone say Superman FEELS thread?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXAva_gO8Qk
I actually just bought All Star Superman today and just finished reading it an hour ago. That was a good book.
>>82370737
>>82371285
>>82371379
>>82368128
>n52 Lois is the worst.
She literally did nothing wrong in that page. Clark is the one in the wrong. They aren't a couple and he has no right listening in on her
>>82371414
>>82371456
>>82371488
>>82371512
>>82357224
Adding to this I like how he goes right back to Clark Kent with him yelling for his Pa.
This isn't Superman rushing off to save someone. This is a son running home to save his father.
>>82371536
>>82368160
Superman doesn't fight for the law.
Superman fights for justice.
>>82368310
Nah she survived
>>82371733
Where's the justice in letting those criminals go?
The only message is "honest people are dumb for being honest", they should give it a chance and try to do some crime, after all if they show that they are incompetent and "didn't really mean harm!" it's fine.
>>82357014
>Islam exists a thousand years later
Well that sucks.
>>82367981
>Billionaire Bruce Wayne making Clark Kent pay for dinner
Thread music and GOAT superhero music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9vrfEoc8_g
>>82372072
you don't flaunt your wealth around your friends treating them like peasents
>>82372153
Is it really flaunting in this case? Since when is "Dinner, My treat" the same as "Dinner, I'm better than you"?
>>82371962
they aren't really criminals just people heading down a bad path. they didn't have bullets in the guns because they didn't want to hurt anyone. they probably didn't even want to commit the crime, just wanted to get a way out of their everyday problems with money
>>82372002
You do know that Islam didn't invent headcoverings, right?
>>82372208
well it was a symbolic way for Superman to show his gratitude to his friends so it would have been strange if Batman paid for it
>>82371962
Seems to me you'd prefer Judge Dredd's justice over Superman's.
The situation really only works because he's Superman and can see that the gunmen don't pose any real threat; a real cop would have to either arrest them or kill them. Still, is it not better that two people who made an impassioned mistake get to make up for it rather than rot in prison for 10-15 years or, you know, die?
>>82355245
>>82372002
At this rate it will outlive all of us.
Probably because it killed most of us, but still.
>>82372487
Jesus Cap really gave him a mean glare in that one
>>82372487
why does his reflection have brown hair?
>>82371548
Zach pls go.
>>82372449
And if Superman wasn't there they would have kept going.
Committing a crime is not a mistake, it's a voluntary act. They decided to go against the law willingly and thus deserve to be punished, only because they stopped before doing damage it doesn't mean they did nothing wrong.
Like I said this is a fuck you to the suckers that don't even think about committing crimes.
>>82372648
you can absolutely commit a crime by accident
>>82372648
There are such things as crimes of passion, you know. You're correct, it's doesn't make it 'right' to commit a crime. But there's a clear difference between the men Superman stopped and, say, unrepentant serial criminals such as Joker, Luthor, and the like.
>>82370022
'before the Bomb was a bomb, it was an Idea. Superman was a faster, stronger, better idea.'
>>82364313
So kid Clark liked playing with Gamera, Ultraman, and Lagann?
>>82373017
No there isn't.
This picture >>82372487 did it right, the guy is clearly just sperging out so it's fine to just stop him.
The people in OP's picture are different, they planned their actions, thought about it, took their guns, their blaclavas and planned their crime. They are criminals at all effects.
>>82373144
Well Gamera is a friend of children.
>>82369818
Dammit, Grant, can't you see I'm trying to hate you?
>>82373396
Gamera is full of meat!
>>82373178
Not yet they weren't. There's no law against wearing a blaclava. And as long as those guns were licensed there's no law against them, either.
>>82371414
>I WANT ARTICLES
>ARTICLES ON THE INTERGANG
>>82373480
Gamera is really neat
>>82372648
>And if Superman wasn't there they would have kept going.
If they were committed to the gig they would have had loaded guns and attacked Supes.
>Committing a crime is not a mistake, it's a voluntary act. They decided to go against the law willingly and thus deserve to be punished, only because they stopped before doing damage it doesn't mean they did nothing wrong.
What crime did they commit, exactly? The only thing we know from that image is that Superman stopped them. Was it before or after they had already done something? What was the something that they did if it was after?
>Like I said this is a fuck you to the suckers that don't even think about committing crimes.
Luckily, low-brows like yourself aren't allowed near the law-making process. A victimless crime should never carry the same consequences as one where real people or property are intentionally and irreversibly damaged.
>>82373178
>No there isn't.
Except there is. Someone who gets a drunk in public citation shouldn't be punished in the same vein as a mass murderer who gases a crowd of innocent people with a deadly toxin.
>>82368310
>That "Ha."
Gets me every time. All-Star is amazing.
>>82367033
This picture is fucking gold
>>82368833
Dang
>>82374130
So? It's still a crime, only because it's victimless it doesn't mean you wouldn't get arrested and prosecuted for it.
But sure go on, they just planned everything and they were going to commit it if not stopped but is fine.
And you have the courage to call other low-brows when you are a fucking retard.
If there is enough evidence you were going to commit a crime you can be stopped before you actually do it.
Always hilarious watching morons like you trying to act intellectualy superior
>>82374193
>there are worse crimes therefore you get a free pass!
That's not how it works, their punishment would be different but they would be both arrested.
>>82371488
I fucking hate that everyone in charge of comics hates marriage.
Requesting a webm of that scene where supes gives money to a homeless guy before being caught up in a beggar rave and realizing he cant help everyone
>>82374628
Well that's gonna happen everyone in charge of comics is single/divorced
>>82371546
Even better: this is not Superman running for his dad, its Clark running for his pa. He drops the Superman persona.
>>82357426
reminds me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXAva_gO8Qk
I fucking love you /co/.
Bless this thread.
>>82355342
>>82371962
They aren't criminals because they didn't commit any crimes. They were going to, but Superman stopped them, and even then they weren't even going the whole way with it, they hesitated even when they were going to commit a crime. Superman isn't going to beat them up and throw them in jail for 'about to attempt a half-hearted robbery', because Superman isn't an asshole, he knows people are pressured sometimes, and humans can be weak and succumb to temptation, but not only did they hesitate to commit the robbery, but they had no intention of even going all the way, those men had a moment of weakness, and Superman isn't going to throw them in jail for a moment of weakness.
do you think DC will ever go back to form and fix Superman? no tacticool armor, no "we want to modernize his costume so no underwear" but just pure superman? in looks and personality?
you think maybe by 2020 things will shift back, sort of how the 90's tried to be all edgy but eventually went back to normal?
>>82374861
It's not his place to judge, if he was an actual good citizens he would have reported them to the authorities.
>oh well yeah, those guys planned a crime but maybe they will change their mind, no need to call anyone.
>>82360204
We can all be Superman, anon.
Like him, we need to shed our proverbial glasses and stuffy suit so that we may revel in being the most super thing we can be.
Our pure, undiluted, selves.
>>82374920
Sooner or later the old guard will leave/get fired. Everything being cyclical I'm hoping the next generation of writers will be part of my generation that grew up with the Zero Hour characters, and so Kyle and Conner and Cass and others will be front and center again. Much like how this current generation was hellbent on bringing back everyone from the satellite era.
>>82374628
How did you come to that conclusion. If a wife or husband's full time job was a superhero, they would feel something like that.
>>82374920
Well, Superman's personality should be closer to normal after rebirth (hopefully), and I thing that the costume thing is them still being bitter over the lawsuit thing.
>>82374920
>in looks and personality?
Maybe not looks but personality should be fine since pre Flashpoint supes is coming back
>>82375011
My guess is they enjoyed that scene, and are mad that Lois and Clark were never married in the New 52
>>82375011
I'm referring to the fact that everyone's marriages keep getting busted up.
>>82374925
You do know were talking about Superman right? You're acting like these guys would run around the corner and throw their masks back on and go back to the robber. When fucking Superman flies down and tells you to knock it off, a couple of regular joes aren't going to go "Okay, wait till he leaves and lets go back at it"
Fuck you're acting like they are experienced thugs who regularly go up against super heroes. It's the same shit as a kid about to do something bad, only for their parents to catch them right before the act. Shame and guilt is a powerful weapon, especially if it's being delivered by THE GREATEST HERO IN THE ENTIRE WORLD Do you really think those guys, who don't even have bullets in their guns, and are wearing regular street clothes with some ski masks, would seriously keep going after getting shamed by Superman of all people?
>>82368845
Superman/Shazam First Thunder
>>82375014
wait what lawsuit
>>82375117
The lawsuit over the rights to Superman.
>>82369818
What's the source?
>>82375044
Animal Man still has his wife, so does Arthur and Superman is still married to lois. All we need is Flash back with Iris
>>82375156
oh that lawsuit.
but why would that influence the design?
>>82375259
They started moving away from the classic suit around the time of the lawsuit in case they lost and couldn't use the design.
>>82367981
>That Aquaman/Wondie dynamic
Love it.
>>82365538
So so grateful for this issue.. for this series.
>>82375299
...fuck, makes even more sense that current suit is the most Man Of Steel looking one yet.
>>82369351
>Maybe you should have let the children drown, Clark.
>>82375402
seems to me though they are slowly but surely moving him back.
MoS suit itself was really fine aside from the lack of underwear, it was the Nu52 suit that was all tacticool armor.
this new suit is basically traditional spandex but with blue boots and no underwear.
the MoS cues are pretty much just the extended wrist
>>82375001
That sounds nice. Hopefully, they don't ignore the good things that have come out of the New 52.
It's cyclical, but I think it's an upward spiral.
>>82368306
This one brought a tear to my eye
>>82369818
...can WB just replace Snyder with Grant Morrison?
That'd work alright, right?
>>82375299
Well that's a better reason than "the red underwear are stupid".
I hope it's resolved so that Clark doesn't have to go around looking like Ultraman.
>>82375542
Doesn't Moz want to get into filmmaking?
Maybe he can get his foot in the door with cape films.
>>82374371
Sauce?
>>82373629
We've been eating Gamera!
>>82374920
I honestly dig the New 52 design or I would if they had it look like spandex instead of armor bullshit.
It's obviously second-tier compared to the more iconic costume.
>>82368732
>Tfw my Firefighter Uncle is literally Bibbo
>>82367033
context?
>>82375571
Ultraman>Supernerd
>>82372530
10/10
Anyone have the one where Green Arrow shouts Clark's name for help in the middle of the ocean and Clark gets there within seconds?
>>82375842
Batman broke up with Superman duh.
>>82368732
Bibbo was such a boss.
>>82367981
Wonder Woman is pervert!
It's canon!
>>82368674
Do you think maybe one or two people catch a handful of super ass? Just lower your hands and give him a squeeze.
>>82366169
So, uh...did he just leave that kid out on the ledge before flying away? It seems like that's what he did.
>>82365460
This shot from Savage Time is making me think of Batman Feels now.
>Batman: Then doing this could save my parents.
>Superman: ... I can't promise that.
One of my favorite superman issues that I've storytimed is the one where he makes friends with a cop and they get coffee all the time until people find out about the meetings. Always hits me in the feels.
>>82356608
>breaking the 180 rule with identical characters
what an absolute madman the artist must've been
>>82376352
storytime it faggot
>>82376300
I'd be VERY tempted myself but you have to show more respect to Superman. Also, no matter how much of a pervert I may be, I'd be much better off with a superhug from the world's most perfect man that a assgrab.
Tough choice between hug and "no strings attached" one night stand with him though. The second would produce no good long-term results and end in unimaginable heartbreak but he's canonly hung and has so much stamina and dominating appearance and attitude when he wants it.
>>82376403
Using Supes as a one night stand? Dude, just go all the way into a relationship with him
>>82368306
That smug letter writing kid in the last panel is totally the best.
>>82356703
This is such lame nerd with fulfillment.
>>82355296
>tfw you will never get a big hug from Superman in your darkest moments
>>82376637
>>82376398
Alright, lemme bust out the laptop and find it
>>82376643
>>82376449
I'D want to but Supes can do better. If it was my choice I'd cook him a hot breakfeast every morning with a collar around my neck and a padlock over a cage around my dick.
>>82376398
Story Time of one of my favorite superman issues for Faggot Anon, hope you enjoy!
>>82366945
Context? Is this set in Kirby kamandi Verse? Is that supes?
>>82365156
>>82365210
>kid has superpowers
>basically invincible
>still gets chastised for doingthe super equivalent ofstupid kid shit
>dad just says "listen to your mother"
Why is that so funny?
>>82376300
>>82376403
Unnnnf god
>>82376772
> superman is who he is not because he's a godlike being from another planet but because he was fortunate enough to get foster parents who are the salt of the fucking earth
there is literally nothing here to improve upon
>>82376731
>>82376739
Seriously, what kind of knot do you have in your underwear to publicly call out Superman and shit talk him? There always seems to be these assholes in stories, where the guys who show up with Superman shirts and capes cheering on Supes?
>>82376836
Assholes like that exist in real life. They probably post on 4chan.
>>82376875
Jews made Christ twice. I think we did it better this time.
>>82368162
I'm not normally a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me, Superman.
>>82376933
And that's it folks. Thanks for reading (or ignoring) this storytime!
>>82376933
wit nooooo
>>82376946
Fuck...I am not tearing up to this...
>>82376985
>>82376994
Seems like this story has done it's job!
