You have a monster, which do you hire to hunt and kill it/
>>82413547
Guts obviously.
>>82413547
Guts, duh
>>82413547
Gaston. Only if I we can go on the hunt alone together.
what a qt
Why is Midnighter so underrated? I thought most comic book readers can relate to him since he's a faggot.
>>82413539
But I love Midnighter. I'd replace Batman with him in a heartbeat.
>>82413539
Bad marketing and bigots who won't pick up a lgbt book no matter how good it is.
Not to mention that most people who demand minority character books don't actually buy/read those books.
>>82413617
This.
I refuse to read a comic with a gay.
Does Kirby ever get any name drops in Marvel Movies?
I know Stan Lee appears in all of them
And I remember Spider-Man's landlord being ditkovich (reference to Steve Ditko)
But I honestly can't recall a single time they ever mention Kirbys name even if it was like "hurry up...winter solider is on Kirby Ave"
>>82413479
Nope.
>>82413516
Well that's kind of lame. They could at least have a photo of the guy hanging on someone's wall
>>82413479
>Deadpool gave nods to Liefeld, Kelly and Nicieza
>Kirby ain't getting shit
Sad.
Stardust
>Being of immeasurable power who can alter reality at a whim, unable to understand humans, formed spontaneously by the bonding of a test astronaut's soul and the cosmic wind that annihilated his rocket
Skyman
>Brilliant scientist, wealthy industrialist, raised from childhood to be the peak of human perfection, skilled in all avenues he pursues
Black Cat
>Sultry socialite vigilante who is an actress in her everyday life and fights for the good of women everywhere
Captain Midnight
>Inventor, fights crime using his various gadgets and does his best to keep his hands clean of bloodshed as he can
Face
>Crazy man who wears a mask while fighting the street filth and espouses doomsday messages on his radio show
Red Cross
>Army medic who took up a heroic moniker during the war, but has become jaded by the horrors of human nature he saw and now uses his epithet as an ironic joke, being a brutal killer
After seeing a thread about a week ago now I guess that was discussing public domain versions of famous comic teams, I came up with this and felt like posting it. What does /co/ think?
>>82413131
>espouses doomsday messages on his radio show
wat.
>>82413131
I get that /co/ loves Stardust but it's bad idea to put him on any team.
>why doesn't Stardust do XYZ thing?
What do they do?
What was her name again?
>>82413044
Gem?
>>82413044
Heisenberg.
>>82413044
Flare?
Well looky here, Faraci wrong again.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Looks-Like-James-Wan-Has-Response-Aquaman-Rumors-128327.html
>>82413033
>guy with a reputation for making stuff up and some of the worst opinions known to man is wrong again
Color me surprised
>>82413033
Again implies he was wrong originally...which he ended up being shown not to be.
Also:
>and what we're about to tell you is pure conjecture.
Nice debunking you've got there.
>>82414139
If his sources are so unreliable, he should have no business reporting them.
And yet he does so every time. As long as it's bad about DC and great about Marvel.
What the fuck do all these people even do? Who needs THIRTY executives for one book? Why do you need a Design Director-Books , a Publicatiom Designer AND a senior VP for Art,Design and Collected Editions? Why are there like four different guys in charge of sales and marketing? The Manhatten Project had less oversight than this book. Jesus Christ no wonder it took years to come out.
>>82412802
>basement dweller explains why he knows more than anyone with a job
Cute.
>>82412802
>Berganza
>Harras
>Nelson
I get physically ill everytime I see those three names in positions of power.
>>82413070
Whats wrong with Nelson
Is he worth reading or is he just edgy Batman rip off?
>>82412667
First volume is solid throughout. Isuues #11-15, 22-26, and 28-30 are absolute top notch stuff.
The six issues that Warren Ellis did are also top tier.
>>82412667
>edgy Batman rip off?
Yes.
>>82412667
He's literally marvels best character next to daredevil.
So Osborn's son want to distance himself from his dad enough to change his last name, but still does his hair like that.
What's up with this hair? Is it cornrows?
If they were to make a movie where his hair is like this, what would it look like?
>>82412612
It's just naturally wavy hair ya idiot.
>>82412612
Short and curly
>>82412651
look at the lines
obviously hair doesn't grow like this unless you're an alien
don't be so serious, batman
get out of your fucking cave once in a while
faggot
I don't think I've ever seen this comic discussed here. What does /co/ think of it so far?
It's written by KC Green of Gunshow and drawn by Anthony Clark of Nedroid
backcomic.com
>>82412509
Also I'm going to storytime the prologue and maybe the first chapter later on.
>http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/idw-announces-mask-series-from-easton-vargas
It's fucking party time!.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5C0G9Ol7_Q
>>82412250
>Any kid who rushed home to watch G.I. Joe and Transformers after school probably had M.A.S.K. on their TV and in their toy boxes, too. And this fall, superpowered masks and transforming vehicles are revving up pop culture again with a high-octane hero's origin story.
>Writer Brandon Easton and artist Tony Vargas are putting a Fast and Furious spin on the mid-1980s franchise with a new M.A.S.K. comic book debuting from IDW.
>Also in the works is a M.A.S.K. feature film as part of Paramount Pictures’ Hasbro Cinematic Universe, but according to Easton, the comic won’t be a cookie-cutter retread of the TV show where Matt Trakker’s good guys in M.A.S.K. (Mobile Armored Strike Kommand) battled Miles Mayhem’s antagonistic organization V.E.N.O.M. (Vicious Evil Network of Mayhem) to a catchy soundtrack.
>“This is a M.A.S.K. for the 21st century with a diverse team of specialists who are chosen for a top-secret program with a painful learning curve,” the writer says. “Ultimately, each participant will have to choose a side — and no matter which side they choose, the consequences will be great.”
>There will be throwbacks — Vargas says they’ve kept “color combinations and vital identifiable components” relating to key players. Plus, expect modernized takes on vehicles like Thunderhawk, a Camaro that became a jet plane back in the day, and motorcycle-turned-helicopter Condor.
>Yet Easton promises M.A.S.K. will look very different in some ways. “We won't be going too grim, gritty or dark. However you're not going to see a teenage kid riding a cowardly robot across the battlefield.”
>>82412274
>This Matt Trakker is a cross between Elon Musk and Idris Elba — Easton describes him as “an engineering genius and intellectual bad boy who has been in search of stability since the loss of his father at an early age.” Matt’s had a troubled adolescence, and as an adult, “he's given one last chance at redemption: going through the M.A.S.K. boot camp.”
>And instead of being a bumbling villain, Miles "Mayhem" Manheim is a master manipulator, brilliant military strategist and control freak whose plans to rule the world are extremely close to fruition.
>“V.E.N.O.M. will be a true force. They don't lose often nor do they accept defeat with grace,” says Easton, promising that the group and its leader will be deadlier than portrayed in the past.
>Matt and Miles have almost a father-son bond, the writer adds, but when Matt learns what the older man has done for power, “it provides the catalyst for Matt to stop searching for a ‘role model’ and figure out what it means to follow his own heart and soul.”
>The supporting cast also reflects 21st-century occupations and motivations, but will have some familiarity. Easton’s giving V.E.N.O.M. henchman Sly Rax a totally new identity, and he thinks readers will like the two female leads, villainess Vanessa Warfield and heroine Gloria Baker. The latter is one of several characters getting mask upgrades — Gloria’s is capable of “a bunch of cool holographic hacker-interface things,” says Vargas.
>The new M.A.S.K. on the whole speaks to the current zeitgeist of constant upgrades and need for immediate gratification, according to Easton.
>“Imagine if your car, motorcycle, SUV or yacht could change into a more powerful vehicle complete with state-of-the-art weapons systems and other cutting-edge technology,” the writer says. “The possibilities are as fun as they are disastrous.”
Sauce: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2016/05/02/exclusive-mask-tv-comic-book/83816858/
>>82412250
Literally posted this in the last "comics that you want to see" thread like a couple weeks ago. I explicitly said "a M.A.S.K. comic from IDW".
>>82412274
>>82412292
Sounds like they're going for a reboot instead of a straight adaptation. I can deal with either. I'll definitely look for this when it comes out.
How has no one figured out Karen Starr is Power Girl? What is with Kryptonian's and shitty disguises?
>>82412036
Psychic masquerade
>>82412036
How fucking dumb is Power Girl supposed to be? Does she have legit mental issues I'm not aware of?
>>82412036
The guy in my fan fic (he is essentially me but that is irrelevant) figured out her identity and used that knowledge succesfully to have sex with her
Do you think that Vision ever accidentally phased into Wanda's room and saw her naked?
>>82411865
>accidentally
>>82411865
I think that's what they implied with "last tme"
>>82411865
I'm pretty sure that's what she talked to him about. Either that, or she was getting off.
So we got that short Maxwell Atoms was talking about right here:
https://youtu.be/vVTyJ3Yecx0
But for a long time now we had come to believe that Pic Related was from it. As we can see, it's not. So what exactly is this?
>even the video game said this was from the short
We have a /x/ level conspiracy on our hands.
>>82411811
maybe there's another short entirely that we don't even know about yet.
The short isn't all that great but its nice that we finally get to see it
Make someone want to read a comic by posting ONE page from it.
Fearless Dawn - Hard Times
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