Norton!Hulk or Ruffalo!Hulk
also if they ever make a 2nd (or 3rd) Hulk movie would that qt brazilian be She-hulk?
>>83163516
norton is better
i remember her, smoking hot
>>83163516
You know how they say never say never? I'm saying never.
They will never make She-Hulk. At least not the quirky lawyer version we want.
>>83163516
Honestly I think Ruffalo totally killed it in the Avengers, and I was skeptical of him before that. I totally fell in love with him though by the end of the movie.
That being said.. I sometimes imagine Ed Norton delivering the "I'm always angry" line and I get chills.
Post your favorite comic book character.
>>83163445
just out of curiosity, what do you specifically like of Hope?
How do we go from this...
>>83163210
To this?
>>83163210
To this?
>>83163307
Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!
Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...
The dead rising from the grave!
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!
the only thought i had when i realized i agreed with the super Nazi
In the Watchmen Storytime yesterday, it seemed like a lot of people haven't read Before Watchmen. Thank God, honestly, because it's terrible. I figured I'd Storytime the first issue of the Minutemen series and see how things go from there.
You didn't file your paperwork last night, /co/.
I ate it.
>>83162647
Oh, dear, is there ANYthing I can do to make you look the other way?
ANY thing at all?~
If any of you nasty fucks admit to fapping to this digusting bitch I will fucking hunt you down and cut your dick off with pliers, so help me God.
So, I've been reading Morrison's run on JLA and I'm kind of digging Kyle Rayner as a character. Normally I find the whole Green Lantern shit incredibly dull, but I'm like Kyle as a character.
Can anyone recommend me a good Kyle Rayner story? Something which if after I finish reading it I'll be sold on him as well as learn more about him as a character rather than just the characterization of him which I'm getting from Morrison's JLA.
Gamble 15 minutes of your life reading his first appearance. If you like it, read the next one.
>>83162287
Can you at least tell me the issue where he first appeared?
Also, will I need much context for what's going on in the Lantern-verse?
>>83162526
I think in his story, all the lanterns are dead. Its a great starting point.
Let's get this started
>>83160942
Why is Red Skull speaking reason?
Why are they turning him into an antihero?
What the fuck are you doing Marvel?
>>83160886
>words words words
fucking american comics, shake my head
I'm pretty sure you know why and I wouldn't be surprised if the people/person reposting this thread over and over in different forms wasn't also the same tumblrite asshat who then comes in and says things like "wow you said faggot how homophobic".
Can someone explain why baiting is "fun"? Because I don't get the joke and after a while of repeated material it becomes extremely obvious when someone is trying to bait.
I don't think it was supposed to seem that way, but it came out pretty reasonable sounding.
>T H I S
>Zoom
>Black Flash
>Death Racer
>Black Lantern Flash
is Black Flash i really like seen him in a show, whit Barry's actions at the end of this episode probably him and Eobard are gonna be in S3
>>83161453
Too many speedsters for one show
>>83162235
confirmed for never reading comics
How can a writer be this uneven? The Rebirth one-shot was fucking fantastic, an emotional rollercoaster that seeks to return its heart to the DC Universe while delivering a poignant piece of metacommentary, while the finale of Darkseid War was nothing but a meandering mess with shit dialogue, shock deaths and utterly baffling developments.
If you had told me these two were written by different people I would totally believed you, that's how different they are in terms of quality.
How was the ending to Darkseid War shit? Because you didn't like it? Go fuck yourself.
>>83160812
I literally just explained why, you literal retard.
>How was the ending to Darkseid War shit? Because you didn't like it?
That's the founding principle of criticism on 4chan.
Marvel thinks theyz sneaky gits.
>>83160747
I don't think they think they are.
Making their Nazi villains sound like Trump/describing them like Trump is pretty typical.
I mean hell it's been Spencer almost each time it happens.
Politics in comic books? Fine. Let's at least do this right.
>>83160858
Nothing to do with Trump.
They are basically saying that if your country doesn't act like SWEDEN YES, you are a Hitler.
I'm trying to remember a panel.
Peter jumping out of MJ apartment, he acts like nothing happened, says bye and leaves.
He's jumps and puts his mask on meanwhile.
He's thinking to himself.
"I remember it... i remember it all" or something along these lines.
He was in a reality with Gwen Stacy.
I don't remember where is this from.
I checked House of M and Spiderverse, but no luck there.
I really can't think of any other comic where this could have happen.
Any help /co/?
Also, Spiderman's best girl general.
It sounds like you're just misremembering the end to House of M really.
>>83161740
These are the pages btw
Who would win /co?
>>83160235
I don't think they're ultimately capable of hurting each other when both are on their game. If we consider ambush scenarios then I guess Spider-Man is the one who can't be caught off-guard while the reverse isn't true.
Ant man would win hands down. Spider-Bitch is a little 14 year old pussy whos only redeeming feature is his aunts hot in the new movie.
Spider-Man obviously.
Whelp, it's the final issue and all.
He could be the Marvel equivalent of Frank from "House of Cards", feigning goodness but carrying out evil with frightening competence.
Always staying in the shadows, the perfect spymaster.
>>83159449
Best MCU villain. Surprised Marvel hasn't adapted him for their books like they did Coulson.
>>83159556
He has so much potential to be a long-term villain, because he won't stupidly reveal himself.
And because of his natural Redford-level charm, he does have a faux charisma to him.
>>83159805
I even know how to introduce him.
He's the "noble man" who spends forever trying to prove Captain America is innocent. He gets promoted to where he can do the most damage when he succeeds.
Unlike his movie counterpart, his goal is to subtly rebuild HYDRA in a modern image.
He's even willing to fight the older factions of HYDRA to do it, as he sees them as obsolete in his new order.
Thus he is ironically both friend and foe to Captain America, depending on the situation.
