What Dredd comics focus on the world they live in and its citizens, I read one where the certain people in the city start going off the rails and the Judges changed the law so you no longer need a permit for a goldfish which I enjoyed
>be so fat you have an extra pair of man-tits
>that mass
>ShavedClawhauser.jpg
ITT: Shows where best girl won
>>79688922
i hope this is fanart
>>79688922
>You might think YOUR family is crazy
>>>79688922
But when your mom is the AVATAR, things can get REALLY wild!
I have to admit i'm at a loss. I can only think of shows where best boy one.
Why are most female led books like this?
>>79688189
This is exactly why I can't stand current Batgirl and Black Canary. They act like incompetent idiots half their age.
Starfire too. Instead of being "fish out of water" she constantly seems to be mentally handicapped.
>>79688189
Because they want new female readers, and most girls can't to relate to anyone who isn't just like them.
>>79688189
>>79688274
Also Spider-Woman and Hellcat for Marvel.
Thor is borderline, but Jane sure as fuck isn't acting like she is a grown woman who's been married and has a kid (SOMEWHERE).
Kamala gets a pass because she's an ACTUAL TEENAGER.
ANAD Wasp by Waid is 90% likely to be this considering his current run of quirky quip titles for Marvel.
>46 Days Until Batman v Superman
>7 Days Until Final Trailer
Who's feeling the hype?
>>79687723
>Only 46 days left
You bet I'm hyped man
>>79687723
yeah those Turkish air commercials got me so hyped
only 39 for me
>while comic book stores, in the short term, would be much wiser to invest in the latest movie-related spinoff, they might have cause to question how the long term effects of this policy have seen the greater part of the comic industry transformed from a genuine source of fresh ideas and energetic culture into a shrivelling appendage of Hollywood
>It is the responsibility of genuine artists to create work which is sufficient to their turbulent times, and in my opinion you cannot accomplish this by continually rebooting and recycling the pop culture of the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties. How is any new culture – music, films, comics or literature – that is adequate to our modern situation going to emerge if there are all these shiny, re-imagined nostalgia-fetishist franchises standing in the way? Are we doomed to endlessly recycle the pre-digested waste products of the culture preceding ours, passing it on to the culture following us until the end of time? Has The Human Centipede taught us nothing?
>I think my original idea was “black and white horror anthology”, with the “black-and-white” and “anthology” elements of that premise already explained. When it came to the “horror” part of the equation, I think both Kevin and I realised that it would require a little more thought. One of the things about comic book anthology horror is that with very few exceptions it seems to have relentlessly followed the (admittedly excellent) E.C. template of twist-ending stories that are made palatable by framing them within the comforting gruesome puns of a “horror host”.
>After thinking over what I personally found creepy and atmospheric, and after talking with Kevin about our very similar childhoods in the working class England of the 1950s and 1960s, the memory of the peeling and dilapidated side-street cinemas of that period seemed to stand out in particularly sharp focus.
>Surprisingly, once we’d hit upon that central concept of a creepy and liminal cinema that was for some reason showing these unnerving little B-movies, our ideas for the stories we wanted to tell and the storytelling devices we wanted to use seemed to come thick and fast. I think my own main contribution was mentioning an ingeniously-themed anthology of short stories that I’d read by the magnificent Robert Coover which in the prologue established a drunk and despairing manager of a condemned regional cinema, alone in the projection booth on the night before his venue is demolished and maniacally running several films through the projector at once, so that the celluloid scenarios literally melt into each other. The rest of the book is a cinema programme with a cartoon, a documentary short, a main feature, a continuing serial and so on, each one a strange and affecting little vignette that gets its effect from mutating our expectations of these familiar tropes and genres.
>it wasn’t really horror movies we were concerned with so much as the horror of movies: our work in Cinema Purgatorio seems to be focussing in on the uneasy aspects of the way we watch films, with our simultaneous awareness of the lives of the actors and directors and production companies that are going on behind the painted flats, and our conditioned acceptance of cinematic conventions that are in as complete a contradiction of reality as anything that H.P. Lovecraft ever attempted, simply because we’ve grown used to them and barely notice them anymore. This, to us, seems to have opened up a new and unexpected vein of horror stories which are different in their effect to anything that we or the audience have ever seen before. I suppose that if you were looking for a single tenuous precedent in the field of comic storytelling you’d have to go back to an occasional feature in the early days of Mad magazine, and say that Cinema Purgatorio is “Scenes we definitely wouldn’t like to see”.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2016/02/08/has-the-human-centipede-taught-us-nothing-alan-moore-answers-questions-about-cinema-purgatorio-for-bleeding-cool/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/avatarpress/alan-moores-cinema-purgatorio
>>79687602
>Morrison becomes EiC of Heavy Metal
>Moore starts his own anthology comic in retaliation
wew
Is there a quota for blacks that says there cannot be more than two of them in the MCU at any time?
>>79687144
We call it the AMC Walking Dead clause
>>79687201
It's the McDuffie rule: Get three blacks on a team and it becomes a black team
>>79687144
Cap only pretends he's not racist.
He's still from the 40s.
Rob Liefield, asshole or not?
Not an asshole, but /co/ will say different on account of their hivemind hateboner for the guy.
>>79686785
Fabian Nicieza confirmed all is okay between him and Rob, though.
It's a pretty cunty thing to say but Nicieza is cool with it for whatever reason
What went so fucking right?
diverse cast of likable characters, a pretty solid rogues gallery, world building, manages to be dramatic without characters crying all the time, creator is in a solid hetero relationship so no forced SJW shit
>>79686294
>creator is in a solid hetero relationship so no forced SJW shit
sometimes I don't know why I keep coming here
Animation and not much else
>Strength and Durability almost on par with Superman.
>Super Speed.
>Flight.
>Reflexes faster than Superman.
>The best melee fighter.
>Owns an arsenal of incredibly powerful magic weapons and bracelets that can deflect anything. Even Omega beams.
>Immune to magic and telepathy.
>Instantly gains a big power boost by removing her bracelets.
>Has NO weaknesses.
>Unlike Superman's reliance on the sun, Wonder Woman doesn't rely on anything to feed her power, and has endless stamina.
How in the blue fuck does Wonder Woman not get accused of being Overpowered? She objectively fucking is.
>>79685818
>How in the blue fuck does Wonder Woman not get accused of being Overpowered? She objectively fucking is.
No heat vision.
>>79685818
How does OP not get accused of being a shitposting faggot? It objectively is.
Stop trying to start shit, you dumb asshole.
>>79685856
Or Freeze Breath.
Or crazy silver age powers.
Could Jesus beat up Superman?
My friend seems to think so.
Jesus would never resort to violence unless of course Superman was making his house a den of robbers.
>>79685704
Jesus was a carpenter.
Superman is a space alium.
Your friend is a silly billy.
Peas and rice.
I'm trying to convince myself that this is going to be shit but this was so damn charming
>>79685684
The Luthor one was nowhere near as good.
>>79685684
>implying I can afford traveling in business class on Turkish Airlines international flights
Fuck you, you privileged white cis scum
Why is it so easy for actors to play Bruce Wayne but so hard for them to play Batman?
>>79685682
I didn't need this. Not today.
Johns, your comics are not for me, but I am also a man who loves his dog, so I feel for you.
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS
What's your opinion on Pepe Le Pew?
>>79685446
Manslut #1
He's a rapist.
>>79685472
/thread
Should this be the official design for Squirrel Girl?
>>79685338
Holy fuck, this art is almost as bad as that Unreadable Squirrel Girl shit. Almost.
>>79685338
it is the official design.
the only difference between UBS and new avengers is the gloves.
>>79685338
>>79685408
you mean should this be the enforced house style of her art, and no, fuck that shit, artists should be free to inflict us with horror as much as bless us with awesome
>During a Q&A on Tumblr, "Arrow" executive producer Marc Guggenheim revealed Deathstroke is unlikely to return on the show due to the character's involvement in another unspecified DC project.
>When asked whether Slade Wilson or Walter Steele will reappear on the show, he replied, "The character of Slade Wilson is currently tied up in another DC project. Walter is more likely."
>Prior to Deathstroke, characters like Deadshot and a potential Harley Quinn -- both of whom will show up in "Suicide Squad" -- were also removed from "Arrow's" roster, and many fans believe this is due to their appearances in the upcoming film. Though Guggenheim says Amanda Waller's death "wasn’t mandated by DC," some fans believe she was killed off in a recent episode of "Arrow" for this same reason. Since Deathstroke will not return to "Arrow" because of his ties to another project, some speculate this may mean the character is headed to film himself, though it isn't clear which or when.
>"You said that only Deadshot was off-limits, and Amanda Waller & Deathstroke are safe," said another fan. "But you guys killed Waller off just like that, and she doesn't seem like she will ever return(Because bullet to head). Who's next to be killed off? Katana? Once Deathstroke arrives in the DC movie, will he be also killed off too?"
>To which Guggenheim responded, "Um… I never said that."
I know the actor wasn't keen on coming back anyways, but that's still a bummer.
>>79684939
Sorry, forgot link
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/deathstroke-unlikely-return-arrow-says-marc-guggenheim
>>79684939
Alanon will never dawn the mask again
Bennett was actually interested in returning even though he was upset Slade jobbed to Thea.
