Whats your favorite comic or cartoon of all time?
steven universe
Steven Universe
steven universe
In three categories
> Muh nostalgia
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
> DEEPEST LORE
Kids Next Door
> When I need a good laugh
Ed, Edd, n' Eddy
>>82910965
>DEEPEST LORE
>Kids Next Door
It really was before it's time. I loved that show for how naturally it flowed from a simple show about 5 kids fighting adults in their neighborhood to this huge show spanning the globe involving a generations long conflict, what's crazy is I can't really tell if it was always planned or it just happened as the show went on.
>>82911284
>G-KND will never be greenlit
>Instead, we end up with PPG-2016
>>82908412
>Favorite Comic
Byrne's Fantastic Four run.
wander over yonder
Steven Universe
Shit. My internal struggle between what I think is the best, and my favorite.
Im just going to throw a bunch of shit out here
Disclaimer: 31 y/o and this is all nostalgia
Action
>Batman: TAS
>Real Adventures of Johnny Quest
>Avatar: TLA
Funny:
>Animaniacs
>Freakazoid
>Rugrats
>funny
Drawn Together
>funny/drama
Moral Orel
Gravity Falls
classic Simpsons
or X-Men
>>82910965
This.
>>82908412
Bibi Blocksberg
Lavender Castle
Brambly Hedge
The Silver Brumby
The Baskervilles
The Pinky and Perky Show
Cyberchase
Kenny the Shark
Sparkle Friends
Pocket Protectors
Frankenstein's Cat
Being Ian
George and Martha
The Neverending Story
Delilah and Julius
Class of the Titans
The Adventures of Sam
>>82908412
Calvin and Hobbes
Ed, Edd, n Eddy.
My nostalgia is biased.
>>82908412
This ALIENS comic I read when I was a kid.
I was really confused at first and even a little angry because it seemed stupid.
These boy scouts or whatever are on an alien planet and there's a Xenomorph in a mine. Now this is a Dark Horse ALIENS comic. The first rule of Dark Horse ALIENS comics was you didn't finish one without wanting a hot shower afterwards. But in this comic these plucky teenagers outwit that Xenomorph and gosh darn it there are no casualties. The first time in the Aliens franchise and the Xeno munched on NO ONE!
>"Well, that seems kind of improbable as fuck and lame."
I thought to myself. Then you get to the last two pages. Spess Marines show up and congratulate the children. Then just as the whole comic is wrapping up one of the marines asks the group leader.
>"You didn't tell anybody about this, did you?"
>And the kid is like 'No sir!'
Then you know exactly what is about to happen before you even turn the page...
The writer really went out of his fucking way to sneak up on you.
>"Oh no, your ass is in Dark Horse country. Did you forget that, son? Allow me to remind you.... :D"
>BUDDABUDDABUDDA!
>Comic
Probably Prime from the Malibu Ultraverse, mostly because at the time he was a more "modern" attempt at Captain Marvel/Shazam
>Cartoon
Tron Uprising, gave me fucking chills with how amazing it was
That's a damn tough question.
Comic: Dropsie Avenue
As well as Eisner's expressive art and sympathetic characters, it's incredibly ambitious. Exploring the evolution of communities is a really cool subject, it engaged me with the individual human stories that built on each other to tell the history of The Bronx. It's got an intelligent view of the different waves of immigration and cycles of decay, you understand the troubles of the individual people while getting a view of the bigger picture.
I don't really watch cartoons. Favourite from my childhood was Ed Edd n Eddy.
>>82918317
Wow. A spambot.
And I thought they were /b/'s thing.
Ping Pong The Animation
>>82911316
>>82911389
Sauce?
this and a comic called "die heilige krankheit" by David B
>>82908412
> Comic
Transmetropolitan, no question.
> Cartoon
Courage the Cowardly Dog, not as easy a choice but Courage is fucking great.
