Would you Hulk if you could Hulk?
>>78153532
muscular...
green...
asian...
please stop marvel, im going to rip my trousers.
>>78153567
...I guess I forgot to code switch. I was thinking be, not fuck. Habitual be. As in, "I BEEN the Hulk, homie."
>>78153532
Nothing.
What did /co/ think of this game while it was out?
>Inb4, Heroes.
No I mean the mmo.
It was good, but i liked the Nickelodoen crossover games better.
It was nice, some fans are trying to revive the game
>>78155623
Hope they do. I never got any lewds ofFusion chicks.
Linton won the blossombowl!
Is he going off to be a real man?
>>78153430
No, he's going off the hook.
>>78153444
That sounds pretty radical.
>out of the Top 100 after one issue
Surprised?
According to Marvel, its one of the books that sells well to the digital crowd, but given their reluctance to release any such numbers, that can be called into question.
Since digital copies make a whole lot more profit per issue than physical copies (pennies per download vs. dollars per distribution) Squirrel Girl could sell online well and make Marvel all the profit they need. But there's currently no digital distribution chart (even though tracking digital sales would be fairly easy), so we don't know exactly how well it sold.
Who is Spider-Man's true ultimate nemesis, Norman Osborn or Dr. Octopus?
Depends on who you ask.
Smart people will say Norman.
Normal people will say Ock.
Stupid people will say Venom.
Norman.
>>78152705
This. Superior was a stupid way to make Ock seem like the ultimate nemesis but it did have a nice concept.
>Gotham City's champion returns in Frank Miller, Brian Azzarello, Andy Kubert, and Klaus Janson's Dark Knight III: The Master Race #1 from DC Entertainment, the best-selling comic book of November.
>Marvel Comics had nine of the month's top ten best-selling comics, with Jason Aaron and Mike Deodato's Star Wars: Vader Down #1, a special that kicked off the "Vader Down" crossover between Star Wars and Darth Vader as their best-selling comic for the month at #2. Also in the top ten were four launch titles for the "All-New All-Different Marvel" — Deadpool #1 at #3, Extraordinary X-Men #1 at #5, All-New All-Different Avengers #1 at #6, and All-New Wolverine #1 at #10 — as well as Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic's Secret Wars #7 at #4 and Brian Michael Bendis' Uncanny X-Men #600 at #8.
>Among the premier publishers, Image Comics' best-selling comic for November was Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's The Walking Dead #148 at #21. Dark Horse Comics' Fight Club 2 #7 was their top comic at #76. IDW Publishing's Back to the Future #2 was their top comic at #99.
>November's top non-premiere comic was Dynamite Entertainment's James Bond #1 at #69.
>>78152606
>Visions took the job of beating Superman this time
>but we have to say goodbye to Squirrel Girl and Sinestro from the top 100
>Drax and Avengers vs Infinity plus Klaus are among the surprises there
>Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is Marvel's lowest selling debut for that month
Sauce: http://www.previewsworld.com/Home/1/1/71/977?articleID=172238
>all those #1
>travesty that is EXM that high
At least James Bond is on list.
And kek to all people who spammed DC's Facebook page with "not muh Batman!".
>Neil Gaiman returned to the world of Sandman with J.H. Williams III for DC Entertainment/Vertigo's Sandman Overture Deluxe Edition, the best-selling graphic novel of November.
>Marvel Comics had six titles in the top ten, led by Greg Rucka and Marco Checchetto's Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Shattered Empire at #2. Also in the top ten were Mark Waid and Terry Dodson's Star Wars: Princess Leia at #3; G. Willow Wilson, Dan Slott, Adrian Alphona, and Giuseppe Camuncoli's Ms. Marvel Volume 4: Last Days at #4; Jason Latour and Robbi Rodriguez's Spider-Gwen Volume 0: Most Wanted at #5; Deadpool Vs. Thanos at #6; and Star Wars: Kanan Volume 1: The Last Padawan at #9.
>Image Comics had two titles in the top ten — Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini's Low Volume 2: Before the Dawn Burns Us at #7 and Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga Volume 5 at #10.
>Rounding out the top ten was Dynamite Entertainment's Vampirella #1969, an anthology that celebrates the character's earliest days, at #8.
>From the premier publishers, Dark Horse Comics' Archie Vs. Predator, a crossover with Archie Comics, ranked #36. IDW Publishing's Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven, a graphic novel biography of the legendary wrestler, was their top book for the month at #73.
Cartoons you honestly hate thread
Disgusting
>>78152284
I hate this show soo much not only because Candice at the end of the day seems like a bad guy, but having the same repetitive theme every episode
Fuck this little nigger right here. Him and his tender soft little monkey boy pussy. I bet he and wander would love getting gangbanged by the whole camp while making out with each other. Queer ass little faggot.
I have seen people claim that cape comics (mainly from DC and Marvel) do fight scenes really poorly and I wonder do you agree with this?
Post some pages from your favourite fights.
Anything from Invincible.
Sinestro Corp war finale when Superboy Prime and Sodom Yat go at it was awesome.
>brett booth
What went wrong?
>>78151861
It was always SHIT. Part of that annoying Western Anime Copy style shows fad.
>>78151861
Villain of the week or Shengan wu of the week format.
They thought this was a better villain than Jack, Chase, and Wuya.
I love watching gods kicking the shit out of superheros, and now I've seen Zeus make both Superman and Hulk his bitches.
Are there any comics where gods like Zeus, Odin and top dogs of other religions are all together interacting and shit?
>>78151835
Also why is the christian god never shown in comics?
>>78151869
He kicked the shit out of Satan in Savage Dragon.
>>78151835
>Are there any comics where gods like Zeus, Odin and top dogs of other religions are all together interacting and shit?
Yes. God Is Dead by Avatar Press. It even has issues written by Alan Moore.
What's /co/'s opinion on the Avatar series?
I personally loved Korra more than ATLA, don't kill me.
ATLA is great, Korra is pretty bad.
i'm going to kill you, OP
>>78151787
Well, your taste is objectively shit, but I'm sure you have other redeeming qualities somehow.
FIFTEEN, my girlfriend sucked FIFTEEN dicks
>>78151580
Don't you mean thirty-six?
>>78151580
In a row?
>>78151597
37
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTnHdWA9WTE
have you ever take your OTP seriously /co/?
how do you feel when your OTP got confirmed or got blown out into headcanon bits?
Shipping is a fetish.
>>78151411
>have you ever take your OTP seriously /co/?
>/co/
>comics&cartoons
>taking comics and cartoons seriously
>taking relationships of cartoon characters seriously
I ship OP with a bundle of twigs
Time to stop listening to the who
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1FPa0jOZZj9Uwi6zUyUo6w
More like WHO cares
>>78151037
Why? Because they posted a random AMV?
>>78151312
by a autistic manchild.
So >>78150771 got me thinking:
What other heroes would be much more terrifying as villains? I really enjoyed Superior iron man for just that, Tony's rogueish personality works more for villainy than selfless heroism, and the idea of a purely evil spidey just wrecking his way to what he wants can be genuinely terrifying.
>>78150818
>What other heroes would be much more terrifying as villains?
Literally all of them.Except Hank Pym.
Wonder Woman, just imagine if she hated everything instead of loving everything
>>78150818
Flash,superman,batfamily and their plot amors, Professor X
