>It's a "a bunch of cute and sympathetic animals get horribly murdered" episode
Any other shows that did this?
>Character's pet dies
>Everyone either laughs at him or they don't care
>This is played for laughs
>>83856097
what's that cartoon?
>>83856097
>one movie with rabbits
>one with cats
>one with dogs
Holly shit, and I believe that they are all european. What europoors have with carnage between animals in animated movies? Seems recorrent.
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>>83856044
i shouldnt still be laughing but i'm still laughing
>post yfw you didn't back cans without labels on kickstarter
I mean, it sure as hell isn't me.
By comics, I mean various issues per fortnight/month. I was at my LCS (and by local, I mean 30 miles away), and frankly everything was a third more expensive than I could get it online. Then, this older guy game in, and the stack of comics he went to the cashier with must have been over a foot tall. At the very least it came to nearly fifty bucks.
It was then I wondered. I mean, I collect trades of things I like, and keep up online, but to actually go out and buy the single issues if you are a fan of more than one title?
First, the cost, I mean fuck. It's not expensive for one issue, but if you are a general DC or Marvel fan and want to follow several titles, you are looking at trade prices every couple of weeks. For some that isn't really an issue, so next problem.
Storage; I had most of the original Marvel run of Star Wars a pal game me, and it took a box by itself. You would need a garage or dedicated man-cave just for comics, if you were a proper collector. Or do you just recycle them out when you are done with them?
And this is all reliant on actually having a comic store nearby. A lot have closed down in recent years, and my closest one is a town away, so I have to factor in fuel and time if I wanted to visit. And as noted above, its prices make doing so undesirable.
I know I couldn't afford to collect. Most kids can't afford to collect. I don't see many married men being able to collect. I don't see many life-long NEET being able to, due to generally living in a small/shared space, with access to the internet.
Who exactly ARE the comic companies trying to sell to?
>>83855819
Floppies are for kids. Its nothing for a parent to spend 2.99 a week on something their kid loves. They spend $10 on every toy.
Trades are for adults.
>>83855819
>Who exactly ARE the comic companies trying to sell to?
Comic collectors.
>>83855950
Perhaps you're right, but then, why did Alias sell so well as floppies, and the other more adult focused issues?
Would it've been decent?
>movie about fucking to save a species
I just kinda wonder how it would've been pulled off in a movie that a lot of kids would go see.
>>83855364
Maybe if Ned was in it.
Nope, it would've been Rio with newts.
Or Alpha & Omega with newts.
Wat the fuck, Bruce?
>>83855329
He's a rich kid with few friends, and no tact.
Not exactly uncommon.
>>83855329
>people who go to a fancy restaurant and order something boring
Why?
>>83855329
>implying Bruce is in the wrong
>implying you would be ok if someone ordered a well done steak right in front of you after you decided to pay for a fancy dinner
>Invader Zim is the dark fantasy of Dib, a young alt-rightist
>Zim is some Muslim kid at Dib's school he constantly stalks and torments, and thus is represented as an evil yet idiotic alien invader bent on destroying/enslaving the human (white) race
>Gaz's dark, abusive and intimidating nature is a representation of women. Her gaming addiction represents gamer grills and women ruining video games
>Professor Membrane is Dib's Cuckservative father who looks down on him for neglecting "real" conservatism ("My poor, insane son")
>Miss Bitters is Dib's blue-pilled, libcuck history teacher
>The Swollen Eyeball Network is /pol/
>the majority of the people in the Invader Zim world being retarded represents normies, nu-males, SJWs and cucks
>the reason Earth is so dark and gloomy is because Dib took the redpill
It's a Jhonen Vasquez work.
There is no subtlety.
If it says he's an alien, he's an alien.
>>83855304
This posts sounds like something a lonely person whose dwelled on 4chan for far too long would write after getting drunk
>>83855304
> Dib's incompetence is representative of the alt-right's inability to do anything but bitch and whine about the world
> Tak represents the secret desire of every /pol/ user to get dominated by a hard working Mexican woman
I didnt read this ( because I have a sane mind And Im not a shill) but those who have: is it better or worse than the garbage that was the first?
>>83855282
Reading a book makes you a shill?
What?
>>83855297
>Responding to people seriously when they say shill
??????
>>83855282
Civil War had many flaws but had its good moments. I for one mostly enjoyed it, although I know it's a matter of personal taste.
Civil War 2 is an unmitigated pile of crap.
Daria and Jane would be almost 40 today.
>>83855254
The show started in 1997 not 1987
>>83855285
1997 was 20 years ago
>>83855315
It was 19 years ago. I should know because I was born in 1998 crap for brains
DC Rebirth's first Crossover - Batman, Detective, Nightwing join forces
>The story – "pitting the heroes of Gotham against a mystery-shrouded foe from the Dark Knight’s past!" – will begin in September with Batman #7, and continue in Nightwing #5 and Detective Comics #941. Supergirl scribe Steve Orlando will co-write the crossover regular Batman writer Tom King, Nightwing writer Tim Seeley, and Detective Comics writer James Tynion IV.
>Part One – BATMAN #7
>On sale September 21
>Co-Written by Steve Orlando and Tom King
>Art by Riley Rossmo
>As a huge storm approaches, Batman, Batwoman and Nightwing try and prepare Gotham City for the worst, but nothing can prepare the heroes for the enormous monsters rampaging through the streets! Batman will need all of his allies to unite in order to stop these mad science monsters from tearing Gotham apart!
>Part Two – NIGHTWING #5
>On sale September 21
>Co-Written by Steve Orlando and Tim Seeley
>Art by Roge Antonio
>The Monster Men are stomping their way through Gotham City! How can the Bat-team take on both these monsters and the storm of the century? And when Nightwing goes behind the scenes to discover where these monsters originated, what he finds lurking in the shadows might be worse than the monsters themselves
>Part Three – DETECTIVE COMICS #941
>On sale September 28
>Co-Written by Steve Orlando and James Tynion IV
>Art by Andy MacDonald
>Batman and Batwoman take to the streets in a motorcycle death race against a monster that transforms faster than either of them can keep up! And at Blackgate Prison, something truly terrifying is growing in the prison’s darkest depths… and its eggs are hatching!
This seems like a really strange idea for a Bat-crossover. Also this is way too soon
inb4 tumblr boogeyman
So, with Britain getting its very own Vita Severn, I'm reminded of how good Transmet was.
Besides getting me in a useless journalism degree. Fuck that and my younger, idealistic self.
Transmet thread?
Nobody?
You don't want to talk about Transmet, you want to whine about British politics and your own life.
Well guess what, this isn't your fucking blog. Fuck off.
>>83854161
WHERE'S MY FUCKING COLUMN!?
5 page previews are up, so TF thread time.
>>83854038
Shit, forgot to link it.
http://www.newsarama.com/29778-megatron-leads-the-autobots-in-transformers-more-than-meets-the-eye-54-preview.html
Have fun /co/.
>>83854038
Wow, what a riveting fight.
>>83854542
Well, it's only a preview. And hopefully the fight will run for several issues after all of this.
What's /co/'s opinion on Olive Oyl?
She's a bitch.
>>83854014
What's the matter, hit too close to home for you?
>>83853981
I like her comic version, where she's a massive girl completely oblivious to her own super strength.
>Tom Holland's Spidey is the most faithful adaption of Spider-Man since Ultimate Peter died
Holy shit. We are at the point where the movies are fixing shit from the comics. I literally never thought this day would come.
>>83853451
Fuck off, fa/tv/irgin
>>83853451
I can't get over how damn great he is.
>>All people care about in Civil War was Spider-Man
>>Everyone so psyched for another Spider-Man game.
I swear, I don't get how people can go so crazy for Spider-Man when we've seen him in five films now. That said, I really don't know how he can do another reboot.
Discuss green man
>>83853207
He supposed to look like a monkey or a dinosaur?
>>83853238
close!, friend.
