>there are people on /co/ who don't realise this is nothing more than a Mark Twain quote
>there are people on /co/ who consider this a definitive moment for Steve Rogers
>there are people on /co/ who want to see a man dressed in a Captain America costume recite Mark Twain in a cinema
>>79657135
It's a pretty fitting quote nobody seems to get.
>>79657135
>Mark Twain
Overrated.
>>79657135
>>there are people on /co/ who don't realise this is nothing more than a Mark Twain quote
Idiots that had never touched a real booj (just like Bendis and Johns)
>>there are people on /co/ who consider this a definitive moment for Steve Rogers
Murrikans that don't see that that qoute actually makes Steve looks like a retard, and is a "let me be ignorant USA USA UDA number one fuck yeah!" imagen. That makes americans really look
No one can defend that quote without making himself look like a dumb creationist idiot.
How old were you when you grew out of Marvel?
>>79657054
21.
I didn't start reading comics until I was like 24.
The DC stable is far superior, but I like some Marvel stuff too.
>>79657054
>implying
Jokes on you, I just recently started getting into some Marvel stuff.
I love the Thunderbolts. Justice like Lighting, baby!
>New trailer is over two minutes
>Set to air during the Superbowl
What are you expecting? Hopes and fears?
That sure is a lot of brown
>>79656958
Where can I find this image without the stupid empire plastered over it?
So it's confirmed that Wonder Woman's going to be in that sequence, yeah?
Look at the bottom of this picture and look just below Batman's feet in the OP
Edgy comics thread
>>79656250
not edgy enough
jew nose too small
AVATAR press
the end
>>79656643
>crossed
>edgy
hows middle school
For what purpose is this white man stealing the mantle of a great black hero?
>>79656178
Isn't he Mexican
>>79656188
>mexican
not a race
>>79656178
> that chest window
I approve.
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What's the EarthBound of animation?
Hey Arnold
Homestuck
>>79655641
The old Looney Tunes cartoon Duck Amuck.
So if Joker is the villain in Suicide Squad, who's gonna be the villain in Batfleck's solo movie?
>>79654939
The actual Joker.
>So if Joker is the villain in Arkham Asylum, who's gonna be the villain in Arkham City?
>So if Joker is the villain in Arkham City, who's gonna be the villain in Arkham Origins?
People love Joker. It will be Joker.
>>79654939
Harley Quinn
Whenever the Red Skull shows up in movies, cartoons or videogames, he's the leader and founder of Hydra.
However, in the comics the Red Skull had no real involvement in Hydra's creation, and has never been its leader. The closest he's ever been involved with Hydra was when he was secretely in charge of the Las Vegas branch way back in the 70s. He's been allied to Strucker, Viper and other Hydra affiliates, but he's never really been a part of the organization. In the comics, he's much more closely tied to AIM or leads his own groups.
Agents of SHIELD retconned it so Hydra existed hundreds of years before Red Skull was born.
>>79654830
In most media the Juggernaut shows up in, he's a mutant instead of a human powered by Cyttorak, and often he's not even related to Charles Xavier. He's just the big strong guy in the Brotherhood.
>>79654830
The Red Skull is a Nazi. The movies and most modern comics are too pussy for that shit (swastikas aren't even legal in Germany outside of historical footage), so they made him Hydra.
Which episode
Brick Like Me
Lisa's Sax
/co/ should have a jeopardy thread.
>this will never happen
THANKS HACK
I do not understand Dippacifica at all. Are people just projecting themselves onto Dipper so they can fantasize about hooking up with a rich girl?
>>79651451
They had some chemistry in the Northwest Mansion episode, which is also considered the last really good standalone episode of the show by a lot of fans.
>>79651451
>I do not understand Dippacifica at all.
Because she's literally the only girl his age in the entire town except for Grenda and Candy.
DEADPOOL CRASHING AND BURNING
WORST COMIC BOOK MOVIE OF 2016 CONFIRMED
>Most comic book movies are meant to appeal to 12-year-olds. Deadpool is the first one feel like it was actually written by one. Gleefully puerile and deeply immature, it has tons of what the MPAA calls “adult content,” but no actual content for adults. It’s a non-stop parade of dick jokes (and ball jokes), bloody violence, and breaking the fourth wall. In other words, it will be the favorite movie of 2016 of every underage boy who sneaks into it next weekend. Others need not apply.
>The title character, star of a wide variety of Marvel Comics, is a fast-talking mercenary; not, as he’s quick to point out over and over, a superhero. Armed with a pair of swords, a bunch of guns, and a demented sense of humor, Deadpool’s basically what would happen if you took Jim Carrey’s character from The Mask, gave him an R rating, and taught him how to do parkour. (“S---, did I leave the stove on?” he wonders aloud right before he decapitates a guy in the middle of a multi-car freeway crash. A generous admirer could describe him as “pure id.” A less appreciative viewer might go with “the most obnoxious movie character ever.” They would both be correct.
http://screencrush.com/deadpool-review/
>>79651038
FOX pay attention to rotten tomatoes instead that literally who, if he want to hurt deadpool he would want to put his review here
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/deadpool/
>>79651038
So this guy is complaining about the thing that everyone who is excited for the movie is excited about. It's not like we don't know what the movie's jokes will be like. We've had plenty of clips.
>>79651069
I didn't know literal children were allowed to review movies.
Is it rape if the women readers/creators projecting themselves on the assaulted character want it?
I want to make a BL webcomic and I want to explain to any potential SJW readers that I make the victim guy say no and then fall in the love with his rapist because he's my tool to project myself into and get loved by the sexy hunk that the rapist is, whom I love dearly and by whom I want to get ravished by since that makes my vagina wet and hot and happy. IRL I love ravishment roleplay, with my bf forcing pleasure on me while I pretend I don't want it. I am not sure I should call that rape or not. Pic thematically related.
>while I pretend I don't want it
*at first
>>79650127
>I want to explain to any potential SJW readers
That's a shame because they don't complain to communicate with you. They're not willing to hear you out. They're just looking for an easy target to essentially bully.
Just make your thing and try your best not to engage their nonsense. Maybe publish under a replaceable username in case the dark stars align and things go south for you.
>>79650127
they're both men, right? no one is going to care
Ok, so the should he/shouldn't he be white conversation is everywhere. No matter who is cast, people are gonna be upset. It looks like Scott Buck is keeping him white, like the comics. So, the question is how do you think him and/or K'un-Lun are going to be portrayed?
>Mostly NYC, K'un-Lun minimal?
>Make it like Asgard, and multiracial? Even though that ruins the whole 'visual outsider' thing.
>Pull a Dr. Strange, and change K'un-Lunians characters in the Iron Fist mythos into white or non-Asian races to try to avoid clichés.
I think this would be the worst idea if Davos and The Thunder weren't Asian. However, having the villain be Asian, after the campaign would cause a HUGE blowback. Meachum as main series villain, would probably be best. Davos could be a sub villain, later expanded on in season two.
>Show the past (Asian) Iron Fists prominently, in flash backs and individual episodes.
I think this would best, at least for the first season. As much as I want to see the Other Immortal Weapons, it's not a good idea to overload the first season with that much lore already.
Thoughts and ideas /co/?
Story-wise, it'd be best to show lots of K'un L'un.
But budget-wise that's not feasible.
>>79649676
>budget-wise that's not feasible.
Unfortunately, this maybe the case. We may just see the inside of rooms, but not much outside. However, a lot of the past fists stories take place in rural environments.I hope if anything some of the K'un-Lun flashback budget is kept to show off previous fists.
>>79649657
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't previous Iron Fists more than just Asian? Well, that is West Asian.
I vaguely remember some Indian Iron Fists though I could be wrong. Honestly they're damned if they do, and damned if they don't.
>Make Iron Fist asian, make everyone asian aside from Misty etc
'What, so all asians know kung fu magic? Is that it? Racists!
>Keep Danny as he is
'White Saviour stereotype, beating up the poor backwards Orientals and showing them the error of their ways!'Only option is to make Danny black
>Rick Grimes faces new dangers in Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead #150 from Image Comics, the best-selling comic book of January 2016.
>Marvel Comics had eight titles in the top ten, led by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic's Secret Wars #9, the conclusion to the crossover event, at #2. Also in the top ten were Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness' Spider-Man/Deadpool #1 at #3, Star Wars #14 at #4, Star Wars #15 at #5, Old Man Logan #1 at #6, Star Wars: Obi-Wan and Anakin #1 at #7, Darth Vader #15 at #9, and Uncanny X-Men #1 at #10.
>Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Batman #48 from DC Entertainment rounded out the top ten at #9.
>Among the premier publishers, Dark Horse Comics' Hellboy Winter Special 2016 was their top book for January at #137. IDW Publishing's Back to the Future #4 ranked #99 for the month.
>Also of note, the month's best-selling non-premier comic book was BOOM! Studios' Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #0 at #39.
http://www.previewsworld.com/Home/1/1/71/977?articleID=174571
>Darth Vader's pursuit of Luke Skywalker leads him into a dangerous confrontation in Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larroca's Star Wars: Darth Vader Volume 2: Shadows and Secrets from Marvel Comics, the best-selling graphic novel of January.
>In total, Marvel Comics had nine of the month's top ten graphic novels. Also in the top ten were Star Wars Volume 2: Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon at #2, the Color Your Own Deadpool adult coloring book at #3, Death of Wolverine #4, Star Wars: Lando at #5, Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars at #6, Thor Volume 1: Goddess of Thunder at #8, Star Wars: Darth Vader Volume 1: Vader at #9, and Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's Civil War at #10.
>Rounding out the top ten, Oni Press' Invader Zim Volume 1 ranked #7 for the month.
>Among the premier publishers, Greg Rucka and Michael Lark's Lazarus Volume 4: Poison was Image Comics' top-selling graphic novel in January at #11. DC Entertainment's best-selling graphic novel for January was The Flash Volume 6: Out of Time at #20. Dark Horse Comics' The Savage Sword of Conan Volume 21 was their top book for January at #56. IDW Publishing's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 13: Vengeance Part 2 was their top book in January at #63.
http://www.previewsworld.com/Home/1/1/71/977?articleID=174573
>Invincible Iron man above spider-gwen
Interesting
>Vision at 53rd
There'sstillhope.jpg
>2099 that low
;_;
>>79650889
>>Vision at 53rd
>Spider-Man Deadpool #1 (with free Vision #1) on the top 10
There will be no more free copies to further issues of The Vision to retailers.
>>Saga above Invincible Iron Man
ftfy
