Poor Greg.
>>78248469
>not even Star Wars could stop the Weisman Curse
For the love of keikkaku, PLEASE support Starbrand & Nightmask
>>78248530
No.
>>78248469
Holy shit, HOW CAN ONE BE SO FUCKING UNLUCKY ?
>MEMES
are they dank tho
>we'll just borrow our material straight from the fleeting morass of pop culture to ensure it's horribly dated by the moment it comes out
Daniel Way's the worst Deadpool writer /co/ said.
>It's an autism episode
Props Arthur.
>Its a George shoots up the school episode
Too Soon Arthur
I was a little perturbed that that episode didn't address that there's a whole spectrum of autism and that not everyone is just a safe-space violation away from a full-on panic attack.
Can /co/ explains the sudden surge in autism in the western world?
>Despite all the effor put into it and it actually having a chance to be a long-awaited new animated epic, it will probably not be picked "Best Animated Feature" next year. Instead one of those shitty and bland CGI furfag films will probably win instead.
Why do you gauge the quality of a no-name film that isn't out yet, to the point of comparing it to it's non-existant competitors?
>>78248105
Because it's true. Kubo looks fucking incredible while everything else (Zootopia, Norm of The North, Secret Life of Pets, Angry Birds, and Kung-Pow Panda 3.) will just be mediocre/shit Dreamworks and Dreamworks-lite movies with soulless CGI and "Lol aren't we sassy?" jokes thrown in.
I'm super excited for Zootopia too!
Remember when Lisa totally abandoned Christianity and took up faux California Buddhism because one podunk little off-brand Protestant church went full-on Las Vegas mode?
>>78248023
So?
>>78248023
Remember when Bart ate a dead frog and other miscellaneous objects for money in order to pay off a debt?
>>78248023
Remember when Lisa actually acted like a eight year old....yeah me neither.
New interview with Lex:
>'Lex Luthor on disrupting the vigilante industrial complex'
>The impending launch of his company’s revolutionary new operating system Lex/OS (I got my hands on the beta and, yeah, it’s awesome) seemed like the perfect moment to sit down with the dynamic and, at times, controversial, young genius behind the LexCorp magic to see what else he’s got up his sleeve.
>THE ELEVATOR DOORS open and I step into the opulent Royal Penthouse Suite at the Park Metropolis Downtown. Eleven lavish bedrooms, each with its own floor-to-ceiling Italian marble bath, a 100-seat cinema/lecture hall, a four-lane bowling alley (two standard American, one duckpin, one Belgian feather), twin helipads and its own private Caffè Bene. In other words: exactly what you’d expect for $95,000 a night.
>Of course, no one’s actually staying here. This is just the space he’s rented for my fifteen-minutes-but-more-like-ten, no-holds-barred-except-several interview.
>If I didn’t know better, I’d think billionaire tech wunderkind Lex Luthor was trying to intimidate me.
>RON TROUPE: Nice digs.
>LEX LUTHOR: We’re not doing that.
>RON TROUPE: Doing what?
>LEX LUTHOR: We’re not opening with a wide-eyed layman’s description of the hotel room that makes me look unrelatable just to set up a dramatic twist wherein, lo and behold, you discover I’m surprisingly down-to-earth because I know the score of the last Metros game.
>RON TROUPE: Do you?
>LEX LUTHOR: Metros 102, Guardsmen 86.
>RON TROUPE: Weird. (it’s the correct “relatable” small talk, but coming out of him, it sounds less like a basketball score than a set of algebraic integers.)
>LEX LUTHOR: Which is why we’re not doing it.
>RON TROUPE: Would you say you’re a man who’s always gotten what he wants?
>LEX LUTHOR: Nice pivot. Here’s mine: What I want is to leave the planet in better shape for the next generation. To make the world and its children safer. I want it. And I bet you do too, Ron.
>RON TROUPE: You sound like someone running for political office.
>LEX LUTHOR: If that matches their rhetoric, then maybe I should pay more attention to the candidates; I might want to back a few of them. The world is changing faster than we anticipated; we’ve all seen it. More than ever, we need leaders who not only comprehend the new threats facing us, but who will seriously and thoughtfully address them.
>RON TROUPE: You’ve been very vocal about that. About the new superhuman threat.
>LEX LUTHOR: Well I don’t know where you got that term. I think to be a super human, one should begin by being, you know, from this planet.
>>78248007
The fact that Wayne enterprises is only 97 Million makes me kind of sad
>Drake Bell is the official voice of Spider-Man across all media
>>78247980
You didn't need to remind me, I had almost forgotten.
>>78247980
Fuuuuuuuuuuck.
Disney is doing it the oversaturation
>>78247980
>tfw Bell's voice is heard instead of Tom Holland's in Civil War
Fuck
ANAD Avengers #4 preview
White bois are gonna get mad!
>>78247934
>unlettered preview
Whoooooo cares.
Remember the time death stroke fought aquaman by himself? How about when he fought lobo and wonder woman by himself?
Remember all those times he beat the shit out of nightwing?
Yeah, remember the time he fought like the entire justice league at the same way time?
Okay so now you want to tell me why the fuck damien can somehow beat him with TWO broken arms, holes in those broken arms, and IN THE SAME MOVIE it is shown dick could beat damien without hurting him, AND death stroke killed ra's al ghul.
Why the fuck do these shit movie writers make him job? Like fuck, he's basically the street level darkseid.
> inb4 retards go "hurr Durr Mary sue!"
Bump for justice
>muh powerlevels
This issue continues directly from the events of Deadpool #3. Its implications are why the cover to this issue was not shown originally in the solicitations.
Moral of the previous issue: Impersonation can also be used for EVIL. It's not a panacea to your tax problems that can be escaped by being a tax exile.
Meet the All-New, All-Different Night Nurse (a new character, really)!
Wait, is that fat nigga chick a new or obscure character?
best of Zoo year's eve continue
In Superman: Birthright it's explained that Clark is a vegetarian because he holds himself to such a high standard and preserves all life. Are there any other superheroes who are vegan/vegetarian?
Plants are living things too.
Beast Boy is a vegetarian.
>>78246598
Wolverine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gpu1J6C0CY I hate that the fight scenes in arrow will never be this good again. I just wish that if theyr'e not gonna focus on hand-to-hand combat that they would at least reference Ollie's archery skills. It's kinda what the character is known for and there have been maybe two like exhibition shots this season. I just wish they'd at least do a trick shot every now and then.
>tl;dr complain about Arrow thread
>>78246247
Season 3 went downhill but season 4 has been a bit better in the fight department.
The only good fight in season 3 in my opinion was Ollie vs Ras in the mid season finale.... but then the rematch in the finale was terrible choreograpy.
The best fight of season 4 so far was Ollie vs Anarky; the problem is when the entire team is there they try to focus on everyone and in turn we don't actually see anything other than a couple punches from each person. They need to cut down most of the cast.
>>78246247
not half bad, are there any more worthwhile Arrow fightscenes?
>>78246311
My own personal favourite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W5pupNQ32c
http://youtu.be/RFLCF-HlSM8
First trailer for WB's STORKS. Seems like it has potential.
>Storks deliver babies…or at least they used to. Now they deliver packages for global internet giant Cornerstore.com. Junior, the company’s top delivery stork, is about to be promoted when he accidentally activates the Baby Making Machine, producing an adorable and wholly unauthorized baby girl. Desperate to deliver this bundle of trouble before the boss gets wise, Junior and his friend Tulip, the only human on Stork Mountain, race to make their first-ever baby drop – in a wild and revealing journey that could make more than one family whole and restore the storks’ true mission in the world.
more like dorks hehe
>>78246225
Could be good. Let's hope the human character is not Blandy McProtagonist and that they don't abuse the "babies doing things is cute" angle of this.
>>78246259
Might as well give up on that hope.
How long does it take to write six chapters?
>>78246092
Less time than it takes to pencil, ink, color, and letter it.
Why is it that every time a comic gets delayed, people blame the writer when it's usually the artist being too slow? You could blame the writer not giving the artist enough lead time, but even then it's still on the artist to hit the deadline. That's why people like Land and Deodatto still get work and why books tend to resort to fill-in artists, but in the case of something like Karnak, fill-in or rotating artists would defeat the purpose since it's clearly an artist showcase like Moon Knight was for Decalvy.
>>78246156
It's not always the artist either. The blame can lie in with the editorial. I remember seeing Aja mentioning that he had done the art for the last few issues of Hawkeye and Marvel was delaying them on purpose.
>>78246186
Yeah, likewise Hickman's Shield is done. Hickman finished writing it and Weaver finished pencilling it. Last we heard it was getting inked/colored back in like July, so it has to be done by this point and Hickman said both issues would be out in September. I can understand them wanting to wait until Secret Wars but it still haven't even been solicited for March.
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