No.6029
<span class="quote">>all my heroes are working class</span><br/>isn't wonder woman a princess?
No.6036
Is this thread for lefty cartoons and comics or anything /co/ related?
No.6048
<a onclick="highlightReply('15245', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15245">>>15245</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15248', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15248">>>15248</a><br/>I mean latter. Fuck.
No.6052
Relevant thread: Anticapitalist /co/<br/><span class="quote">>>>/b/24058</span><br/>Half of it's bad but the other half is good.
No.6059
<a onclick="highlightReply('15233', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15233">>>15233</a><br/>what is this based comic bros
No.6063
<a onclick="highlightReply('15247', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15247">>>15247</a><br/>never watched this movie<br/>what was the creator of this movie trying to say
No.6067
<a onclick="highlightReply('15236', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15236">>>15236</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15254', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15254">>>15254</a><br/>It's not a real comic. DC would never put out something this based.
No.6070
<a onclick="highlightReply('15233', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15233">>>15233</a><br/><span class="quote">>where did Batman go?</span>
No.6077
<a onclick="highlightReply('15253', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15253">>>15253</a><br/>So from what I've heard, Crumb did agree to the movie being made (with hesitation), but after seeing it he hated it?
No.6080
<a onclick="highlightReply('15236', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15236">>>15236</a><br/>Superman: pro establishment journo<br/>Aquaman: and Wonder Woman: monarchy<br/>Green Lantern: basically space cop<br/>Flash: academic PMC<br/>Only pro working class hero in DC is Green Arrow
No.6082
<a onclick="highlightReply('15260', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15260">>>15260</a><br/>It's not like he had a choice, it was getting released anyway <br/>He made a lot of money off of it too, being the first X rated movie and all.
No.6091
<a onclick="highlightReply('15259', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15259">>>15259</a><br/>figured as much<br/>sad
No.6098
<a onclick="highlightReply('15276', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15276">>>15276</a><br/>Anything by Moore.
No.6102
<a onclick="highlightReply('15276', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15276">>>15276</a><br/>Anything by Spain Rodriguez.
No.6110
Is green lantern really space cops? I want to read it because I really like the idea of being powered through will<br/><br/>Also what are the best blue lantern comics
No.6114
<a onclick="highlightReply('15264', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15264">>>15264</a><br/>ayy nice<br/>didn't see this was a pdf comic
No.6118
<a onclick="highlightReply('15349', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15349">>>15349</a><br/>More like a space vigilante, or even a plantation guard, his authority stems from the guardians of Oa just handing out rings and nothing else.<br/>Dunno about Blue Lanterns but I don't think they've been in too many comics anyway<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15291', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15291">>>15291</a><br/>I started years ago, too a break and haven't returned even if I tell myself I will do
No.6121
<a onclick="highlightReply('15351', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15351">>>15351</a><br/><span class="quote">>I started years ago, too a break and haven't returned even if I tell myself I will do</span><br/>same
No.6124
<a onclick="highlightReply('15352', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15352">>>15352</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15351', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15351">>>15351</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15291', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15291">>>15291</a><br/>what is the sandman<br/>i've heard about the comic i feel
No.6128
<a onclick="highlightReply('15353', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15353">>>15353</a><br/>A comic about the god of dreams walking into the dreams of different people<br/>It's way weirder and way better than what it sounds
No.6132
<a onclick="highlightReply('15253', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15253">>>15253</a><br/>whats the final monologue?
No.6135
<a onclick="highlightReply('15362', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15362">>>15362</a><br/>that sounds cool i'll read
No.6147
<a onclick="highlightReply('15488', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15488">>>15488</a><br/><span class="quote">>What is good about it?</span><br/>It's just nice to explore this setting, an earth where the characters alignments are flip but so far is just different from what I expected, it reads more like an early 00's comic like the ultimates or the authority than a direct flip of the justice league.
No.6154
<a onclick="highlightReply('15510', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15510">>>15510</a><br/><span class="quote">>2020 Visions</span><br/>I think I heard about it, wasn't it published by vertigo in 1999 or 2000? Now it hurts to know it was accurate.
No.6161
<a onclick="highlightReply('15495', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15495">>>15495</a><br/>Read the first issue<br/>Sounds like fun elseworld don't know where it's headed<br/>also LOL at those fake reference comics<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15233', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15233">>>15233</a><br/>Does anybody here have big ass torrents or magnet links for big comic collections?<br/><br/>Might need to go offline for a year and need to stock up on entertainment
No.6171
<a onclick="highlightReply('15542', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15542">>>15542</a><br/>Nemesis43 puts together a lot of packs on ETTV. Most of them are hitlist packs for certain weeks, but he has stuff like 2000AD collections, Commando, most marvel characters. I suggest DC++ for downloading comics, specifically the Perfection hub perfection.comichub.org:777
No.6176
<a onclick="highlightReply('15517', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15517">>>15517</a><br/>Jamie Delano is a reactionary? Never hear dof him anyway<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15546', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15546">>>15546</a><br/>Gr8/8
No.6190
<a onclick="highlightReply('15560', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15560">>>15560</a><br/>The Batman saga? Never read it, It looked cool on the early 00's when I got into comics but now it just seems like edgy schlock
No.6195
Holy shit… So I just watched Heavy Metal (1981). Feels as if I did LSD while watching Disney Fantasia with Gloryhammer album playing in my ear. Certainly an experience, and holy shit I can't stop laughing at the court scene. <br/><span class="heading">STEEEEERN!!!!</span>
No.6210
The arkham games showed how you can stay authentic to riddler's original design without it looking too goofy and once again the stupid hollywood mf's want to do le grungy colourless design and make riddler look like some zodiac gimp<br/><br/>I don't doubt that characterization might be more fun but goddamn that whole dick tease for the future when the character will wear the actual costume never works out<br/><br/>we never saw hugh jackman's wolverine in his og costume in all of the x-men movies
No.6215
<a onclick="highlightReply('15748', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15748">>>15748</a><br/>Thanks.<br/><span class="quote"><br/>>A revolution was directed by a small group of men who urged the people to attack their representive government</span><br/>Funny how much <span class="heading">RED</span> fear brainwashed them that they couldn't even realize how this sentence sounds exactly like the founder's of america
No.6220
<a onclick="highlightReply('15748', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15748">>>15748</a><br/>speed run the whole shit comic<br/>top tier boomercore stuff<br/><br/>was the phenomenology of the spirit hegel the same hegel who was marx's professor? wtf<br/>also it did really arise me to find out books about withering away of the state, i would like to know to<br/><br/><br/>some of the early stuff made me hard ngl<br/>it fucking makes my skin crawl from the level of seething this comic does over communism being godless<br/>i don't think even soviet propaganda was this strawman-ish<br/><br/>i fucking hate american propaganda so much, cocksuckers will accuse you of being le evil of doing the exact same thing they do<br/>so goddamn disingenuous, just stop fucking pussy footing around that it's all ultimately about powering one's vision on to the world rather than somebody elses
No.6238
<a onclick="highlightReply('15961', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15961">>>15961</a><br/>What exactly is leftist there? It is lib tier idealism.
No.6243
Why are we discussing the supposed existence of "left wing media franchises" again? Fuck off; this is just a comics thread.
No.6248
Invincible had potential but became shit after the first half and libshit at the end.
No.6267
<a onclick="highlightReply('15277', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15277">>>15277</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('15286', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15286">>>15286</a><br/>Are both of these authors communists?<br/>Do all of their works have a communist message?
No.6272
<a onclick="highlightReply('15997', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15997">>>15997</a><br/>Yes, it does seem that way doesn't it. He mainly does cartoons for the Guardian and the Daily Mirror, which are very lib papers. But he also sometimes does stuff for the Morning star which is affiliated with CPGB. He also definitely supported Corbyn.<br/><br/>I think he's just your standard doomer, disillusioned eurocommunist who pays lip service to communist ideals, but really quite enjoys his nice London flat and laughing at the poors.<br/><br/>I think for the most part they're decent drawings and a good accompaniment to Marx's words, but the foreword and the aftermath bit is pretty cringe.
No.6295
Also who is the high evolutionary?<br/>People were mad in the comments that kraven defated his creations and made him clone himself 87 children<br/><br/>Is he like a celestial? I can understand the anger then
No.6309
<a onclick="highlightReply('15259', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15259">>>15259</a><br/>He just hated the movie lel
No.6314
Are power rangers/sentai/ultraman shows /co/?<br/>Or should I post about it in the tv thread
No.6319
<a onclick="highlightReply('16083', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16083">>>16083</a><br/>in 4chan they'll go on /m/. You could make a tokusatsu thread here but dunno how long could it go for.<br/>I wish the toku and capeshit communities were closer, if you like one you will like the other.
No.6334
<a onclick="highlightReply('16124', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16124">>>16124</a><br/>Reverse Flashe's name is Eobard? Lmao
No.6339
I remember years ago some tripfag storytimed a magazine for children's entertainment industry professionals and it always had ads for upcoming obscure shows, I miss it, I heard about She-Zow for the first time there.
No.6344
<a onclick="highlightReply('16129', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16129">>>16129</a><br/>My favourite story time was on /co/ about a french comic where a dad raises three daughters<br/><br/>If anybody knows the comic please say so, It was very bright and colourful
No.6390
<a onclick="highlightReply('16145', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16145">>>16145</a><br/>Do you have a link to a pdf of this?
No.6395
<a onclick="highlightReply('16151', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16151">>>16151</a><br/>No, cbr/cbz are the preferred format; get used to it.
No.6400
<a onclick="highlightReply('16151', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16151">>>16151</a><br/>Just download a comic reader. It’s literally free bruh.
No.6405
<a onclick="highlightReply('16130', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16130">>>16130</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('16131', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16131">>>16131</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('16142', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16142">>>16142</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('16149', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16149">>>16149</a><br/>I STORYTIMED THAT!!<br/>It's still my favorite thread ever
No.6410
<a onclick="highlightReply('16155', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16155">>>16155</a><br/>Wait it was you who did that?
No.6418
<a onclick="highlightReply('16161', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16161">>>16161</a><br/>Yeah cbr/cbz are just comic book forms of rar/zip; just the change the file extension and extract to folder.
No.6422
<a onclick="highlightReply('16160', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16160">>>16160</a><br/>YES!<br/>IT WAS AWESOME
No.6431
<a onclick="highlightReply('16155', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16155">>>16155</a><br/>Wait really? Based. Storytime is always a great reprieve from the same outrage farm by /pol/tards and the waifu autism of /co/.<br/>It’s just annoying that we don’t have a storytime cycling general here to do that.
No.6435
<a onclick="highlightReply('16165', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16165">>>16165</a><br/>makes sense but beside storytiming I was never active inside any /co/mmunities<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('16167', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16167">>>16167</a><br/>A storytime thread here will be great, I haven't storytimed anything on 4/co/ in a while because of how fucking painful the captcha is, last time it took me all night to post about 120, it was hell.
No.6440
<a onclick="highlightReply('16184', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16184">>>16184</a><br/>not having to solve the captcha is an underrated feature of this site ngl
No.6467
Are there any reliable sources for sales figures that includes digital marketing?
No.6472
<a onclick="highlightReply('15993', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15993">>>15993</a><br/>For real. Kraven needs to be menacing. And kinda hairy. I ink Henry is too big a star for Kraven but someone with Henry's presence would be good. It's also hilarious to see Grace Randolf hate Henry while simultaneously thirst after him.<br/><br/>But the tribe picked this lil Jewish kid from Kick ass to be Kraven. His accent was not even good as Quicksilver. <br/><br/>I'll never understand
No.6477
<a onclick="highlightReply('16463', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16463">>>16463</a><br/>I've seen these woke Felix panel many times but I've never seen a context or a source
No.6482
<a onclick="highlightReply('16469', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16469">>>16469</a><br/><span class="quote">>kid from Kick ass</span><br/>wait <br/>no <br/>NO NO NO NO NO<br/><br/>THIS GUY IS THAT KID FROM KICKASS?!?<br/><br/>HOLY FUCKING SHIT <br/>he got godzilla, mcu?
No.6491
<a onclick="highlightReply('16466', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16466">>>16466</a><br/><span class="quote">>Written by fame hogging scam artist #1 and fame hogging scam artist #2</span><br/>The fact that these two haven’t retired yet is amazing to me.<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('16344', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16344">>>16344</a><br/><span class="quote">>Disney “lore”</span><br/>It has always been retarded. The power showing of the MCU was terrible and lack any scaling or consistency at all. Most of it relies on telling you that the people are powerful rather than showing it. It’s a lasting problem that continues to exist ever since the first Iron man movie.<br/>For instance, the MCU Wakanda is said to be an extremely technologically powerful country, yet their army comprises of an invisible plane that has to decloak to do anything, a bunch of techno barbarians on rhinos and a few elite guards. Or Thanos “army”, which is just a bunch of bumbling retards that can be easily mowed down with normal assault rifles. Most of the universal threats in the MCU can be dismantled by any country with a competent military in a single weekend.
No.6517
Post highlights from <em>The Boondocks</em> <span class="spoiler">the comic strip</span>
No.6522
<a onclick="highlightReply('16532', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16532">>>16532</a><br/>Are there any good communist comics?
No.6527
why does the "look what have they have to do to mimic a fraction of power" line feel so familar<br/><br/>what other /co/ media have this theme of aritifical gods fighting born gods<br/><br/>i've never watched invicible only the meme
No.6532
<a onclick="highlightReply('16552', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16552">>>16552</a><br/>There was Supergod, but I think that was just artificial gods. Also God is Dead, but that was pretty shit beyond the first few issues.
No.6537
<a onclick="highlightReply('16532', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16532">>>16532</a><br/>To be fair the Uyghur genocide shit is about as real as superheroes, so it fits right in
No.6560
<a onclick="highlightReply('17282', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17282">>>17282</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('17285', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17285">>>17285</a><br/>wait the hammer and sickle thor is supposed to be looking evil and bad?<br/><br/>he looks cool wtf. is this miller as in frank millar?
No.6565
<a onclick="highlightReply('17287', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17287">>>17287</a><br/>That's Frank Miller, I think he means Mark Millar
No.6574
<a onclick="highlightReply('17282', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17282">>>17282</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('17285', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17285">>>17285</a><br/>people talks shit of 90's comics like if the 00's had not been any worse
No.6584
<a onclick="highlightReply('17337', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17337">>>17337</a><br/>why is frankie such a rightoid<br/>what happened in his life
No.6594
<a onclick="highlightReply('17411', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17411">>>17411</a><br/>wait he was a radlib and was against reganism<br/>woah
No.6599
When is Freakazoid coming back
No.6604
<a onclick="highlightReply('17417', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17417">>>17417</a><br/>Preferably never. Warner have a track record of shitting on every animated reboot they’ve ever made and the original creators are now too busy sucking off batman to care.
No.6609
<a onclick="highlightReply('17435', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17435">>>17435</a><br/>yeah that's crazy that paul dini wrote for freakazoid
No.6618
<a onclick="highlightReply('15233', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15233">>>15233</a><br/><span class="quote">>DD is a lawyer</span><br/><span class="quote">>WW is a ruling class despot and have no problem with slavery. </span><br/><span class="quote">>SM already have everything a man can want without having to work</span><br/><span class="quote">>Fishman is a king. </span>
No.6623
<a onclick="highlightReply('17886', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17886">>>17886</a><br/>That's the Flash, not Daredevil. He's worse, he's a mechanic for the police. GL is obviously a space-cop too.
No.6628
<a onclick="highlightReply('17899', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17899">>>17899</a><br/>are superheroes not basically cops?
No.6633
Was the multiverse gimmick a good or bad thing that happened to modern comic books<br/><br/>It pretty much lets you rewrite and redo and take and pick whatever you want.<br/><br/>Which comic book writer invented this trope by reading science books
No.6637
<a onclick="highlightReply('17876', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17876">>>17876</a><br/><br/>What is that from? It looks dope
No.6642
<a onclick="highlightReply('17905', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17905">>>17905</a><br/><br/>The worst thing that ever happened to comic books is the obsession with continuity that heralded the arrival of the multiverse stuff. Canon as a consept to get obsessed with ruined genre fic ever since it became a huge thing
No.6652
<a onclick="highlightReply('17923', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17923">>>17923</a><br/>The worst thing to ever happen to comic books was clowns in tights and capes.
No.6663
<a onclick="highlightReply('17927', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17927">>>17927</a><br/>to read or to make?<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('17926', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17926">>>17926</a><br/>really
No.6667
<a onclick="highlightReply('17901', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17901">>>17901</a><br/>Kind of, they're vigilantes who are mostly tools for cops and government, but sometimes go against them. GL corps are literally a space police force.<br/><br/>I wish there could be an actually based story about Kilowog the GL's politics, he comes from a communist world, but the closest we got is some lib bullshit where he starts working with the USSR and then denounces them as too authoritarian.
No.6671
<a onclick="highlightReply('17901', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17901">>>17901</a><br/>I wouldn't call stoping the Joker from blowing the city, fucking a thief and making a kid with a half demon being a cop. <br/>Now go read the watchmen.
No.6675
<a onclick="highlightReply('17931', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17931">>>17931</a><br/>to read, I have a pile of unread floppies since last week
No.6680
<a onclick="highlightReply('17957', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17957">>>17957</a><br/>such is life<br/>i have the time but i lack the drive<br/><br/>i'll read one for you today
No.6685
<a onclick="highlightReply('17965', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17965">>>17965</a><br/>Solidarity forever
No.6690
<a onclick="highlightReply('17967', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17967">>>17967</a><br/>o7
No.6699
<a onclick="highlightReply('15991', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#15991">>>15991</a><br/>Wait. They were supposed to be left wing?<br/>They seemed more like neonazis to me.
No.6703
<a onclick="highlightReply('16491', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16491">>>16491</a><br/>homostuck<br/> gooood
No.6708
<a onclick="highlightReply('17970', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17970">>>17970</a><br/>I don't want to sound pedantic but the CCA didn't kill non cape comics, non capes survived up until the early 70's<br/>What killed non cape comics was the paperback novel, which also killed pulp/fiction magazines.<br/>Paperbacks where very cheap for the amount of entertainment they offered and comics and magazines just could not compete. Cape comics survived because capes where a genre exclusive to comic books and so got no competition from paperbacks.
No.6716
<a onclick="highlightReply('17970', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17970">>>17970</a><br/>Bro somebody tell morrisson that batman is just a very clueless volcel
No.6721
<a onclick="highlightReply('17998', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#17998">>>17998</a><br/>Didn’t he go full non-binary recently? Makes sense since his wife is basically a female version of himself.
No.6725
<a onclick="highlightReply('18001', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#18001">>>18001</a><br/>bro i straight up got alan morre and grant morrison mixed up
No.6730
<a onclick="highlightReply('16532', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#16532">>>16532</a><br/>Issue 2 and a faction of the capes are literally invading china, busting open uiyghur concentration camps and parking nukes on Xi's successor's lawn, then having arguments about how they have to do it because interventionism is based.
No.6735
<a onclick="highlightReply('18205', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#18205">>>18205</a><br/>Not something outside of Millar’s writing mind you. The dude genuinely believes in world policing even though the people who do it being a bunch of self righteous fascists. In his Authority run he had the group straight up invade Tibet and take it from China.<br/>The only few comics that do this trope in a coherent way are books like Miracle Man where the “heroes” took over, overthrew capitalism, nation states and then rule over as gods. The other one of my personal guilty pleasure is No Hero, in which the world is so sick of the superpowered vigilantes that they joined forces to murder them all. Since these bastards had been in the world since the 70s most of their changes were horrific.
No.6740
<a onclick="highlightReply('18206', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#18206">>>18206</a><br/>Yeah I'm not enjoying this book but I'll keep reading it for more lib idiocy.<br/><br/>No Hero is terrible, but I'm definitely also in that guilty pleasure camp. I think it's that one where the guy makes himself a dick out of someone's spine.
No.6751
What are some good long running web comics to bing read<br/>I always enjoyed going through pages of that rotund guy who strangles an animephobic dodo<br/><br/>I've been thinking about reading that Ctrl+Alt+Del comic<br/>Is it funny like that? <br/><br/>Drop some website links for some fun webcomics (If you can from the first page) I prefer non serialized<br/><br/><a href="
https://www.smbc-comics.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://www.smbc-comics.com/</a><br/><a href="
https://www.whompcomic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://www.whompcomic.com/</a><br/><a href="
http://www.deathbulge.com/comics" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
http://www.deathbulge.com/comics</a><br/><a href="
https://poorlydrawnlines.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://poorlydrawnlines.com/</a> No.6756
<a onclick="highlightReply('18581', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#18581">>>18581</a><br/>Horacio Altuna's work is pretty fun.
No.6761
<a onclick="highlightReply('18869', event);" href="/hobby/res/15233.html#18869">>>18869</a><br/><span class="quote">>Is it funny like that? </span><br/>imagine the time when gamers thought that they’re special snowflakes. That’s basically all of the comics content. K9BD or gunnerig court are better.
No.6783
what is the name for the type of character that kingpin is
like he's a mob boss but he wants to appear nice and classy and elegant and clean
like he made it but he still has the unrefined, faker and poser seeking approval kind of vibe to him
tell me the trope name
No.6794
>>6788>does he win?The body count is around a US president, a vice president, a secretary of defense, the director of NSA, 2 or 3 generals, quite a number of members of the klu klux klan, a few CIA operatives. He also was instrumental to do some socialist national liberation by ousting a fascist US backed junta. So yeah I'd say he wins.
No.6800
Fucking hell Bendis seriously need to just make a scat fetish comic already. The man probably gets his rocks off shitting his pants.
Ever since he moved to DC every single comic he has written had someone shitting their pants. From Batman, Wonder Woman, Legion and now fucking Superman.
No.6805
>>6800Based honestly, making the capeshitters capeshit
No.6821
>>6309a lot of authors do
No.6832
>>6816anon likes cats hahaah
>>6827NOICE
No.6842
>>6811It wasn't bad, it was just worse than the first season.
No.6848
>>6094Red Rosa by Kate Evans
Nestor Makhno by Philippe Thirault
Everything by Joe Sacco
Berlin by Jason Lutes
The Eternaut by Hector Oesterheld
Grant Morrison and Alan Moore are both anarchists but it doesn't necessarily come across very strongly in most of their work
John Wagner's Judge Dredd is a satire on American policing and attitudes towards crime; Marshal Law and Terror Assaulter O.M.W.O.T. are similar
Yossel, April 19, 1943 by Joe Kubert and Once Upon a Time in France by Fabien Nury are both about anti-Nazi partisans
The original Superman comics by Siegel and Shuster are more New Dealer than hard left but they're still very political. Grant Morrison's New 52 Action Comics run is supposed to be a modernized version.
Orbital by Sylvain Runberg is a space opera about a multiculti space federation and the villains are human separatists
Stuck Rubber Baby by Howard Cruze is about a gay man who gets involved in the civil rights movement
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller is (despite Miller's best intentions probably) a great satire about how fash Batman is if you cast him in realistic terms.
Haven't read 100% of those so some could be trash. There's also no shortage of message of the week capeshit stories like Green Lantern/Green Arrow where some supercop learns that poverty is bad or whatever but through comic book magic goes back to ignoring it and doing supercop stuff.
No.6854
>>6838>ou never see fans of american comics even care about manga Yet you bring it up. The comics vs Manga rivalry has been around for ages and got to the point that places like VsBattles and other such places (comicvine) banned anime v comic discussion because both sides go apeshit. Like I recall reading a discussion about Hulk wanking the green fucker off so much it was impressively stupid.
No.6860
>>6848There was an amusing anarkiddie Tintin comic posted a while back.
The Adventures of Tintin - Breaking Free (1989) (c2c) (phillywilly-Empire)
https://www.mediafire.com/?gjyfni4rvbty1m2/ No.6865
Hell yeah, been waiting for a /leftyco/
No.6875
>>6865How long did you wait? Negative 10 months?
No.6881
>>23154
libgen.gs
getcomics.info
No.6886
If it's a Kanker episode, there's an 80% chance I'm just gonna skip to the next one.
No.6890
>>6094Trashman by Spain Rodriguez
No.6895
>first 12 episodes of Archer namedrop Eugene V. Debs and Noam Chomsky
HMMMMMM
No.6911
Any (ex-)horsefuckers lurking around these parts?
No.6916
>>6911What? Why would Ex-Horse fuckers be in a /co/ thread?
No.6921
>>6911>>6916I think what he means is if there are any ex-bronies in the thread.
No.6927
>>6916>>6921Ponyfags, nor/mlp/eople. Since they got their start on 4chan's /co/ I figured this would be the thread to ask in.
No.6933
>>6927>>6921Ooooh, ok. You might wanna give /siberia/ a shot, or the pony thread on /games/
No.6939
>>6927I never stopped being a horsefucker, but yeah I use siberia more.
No.6950
Alright, so you know how I said a big HMMMMMM to Archer? Back in
>>6895 ?
Well they openly namedrop Operation Gladio and call it a "weird crypto-fascist CIA shitshow", and explain Operation Paperclip.
No.6956
>>6950Cool, can you post a clip or the episode its namedropped in?
No.6962
>>6945its funny because this show has an entire episode making fun of an allegory of gommunism
No.6974
>>6962I don't remember that. which one?
No.6986
Batman is a neoliberal.
No.6995
>>6990https://screenrant.com/guardians-galaxy-3-thor-4-script-gunn-waititi/okay yeah they did
that's so cool
i feel these two are the only guys that somehow broke free of the marvel overheads
i don't know how they bullied them back but it's good
for example those goats in the trailer? which thor's boats are being led by? they didn't allow that back in 2009 but here we are now
No.7001
>>6986More like a libertarian. THe only version that broke out of this mold was O’Neil’s and Morrison’s. One is a semi radlib and the other is just batgod.
No.7007
>>7001can you go more indepth on those two batman versions?
what makes them
No.7024
>paying camgirls to roleplay as Doctor Girlfriend>not even for any erotic reason just because it's fucking hilarious>>6956Gladio is a theme in S3 episode "Lo Scandalo"
Paperclip and Nazi's fleeing to South America is explicitly implied in the B-plot of S2 episode Placebo Effect
and apparently there's more references to IRL CIA covert ops that I haven't watched yet.
No.7030
>>7007O’neil did a lot of work to firmly establish Batman as a character to finally get out of the 50s era concept of a rich guy beating on poor people yet still keeping the self awareness of it. This Batman also was a return to form of golden age brutality. Literally the difference between #223 and #224 is night and day.
No.7036
>>7018I've heard that theory that he's going to be introduce in this film and it sounds dope af
He will be out buying milk or something
And then Thor will take him under his wing, And he'll basically be like thor from the first movie
Rich, old god kid learning new ways
No.7042
>>7030>Literally the difference between #223 and #224 is night and day.brb, checking out
also
don't you mean knight and day?
No.7047
>>7036That could be cool too. I wonder what they'll do with Starlord and Thor. I'm not sure I like the weird freenemy shit they got going on
No.7053
any of malachi ward's independent work anons. it's the shit.
No.7058
>watch early spongebob for the first time
>almost every single famous meme is from season 1
No.7063
>>7058later seasons turn to shit so
No.7069
>>7058>>7063i also went on a spongebob chronological order watching spree a few years ago
the first 2 seasons are the classic ones with all of the famous episodes, i found out
No.7075
>>7063I know the trend of later seasons to get worse and that spongebob is the biggest cash cow of nickelodeon by far, but
just the first two seasons? How can a show even crash so hard?
No.7092
>>7082This is better than every MCU movie
No.7104
>>7082Yes, but at the same time they exposed the rotten core of modern superhero shlock
No.7115
>>7087Darkseid feels fear all the time. Mf once got mugged by earth street thugs.
No.7122
>>6990They are normalizing women having muscles so that's also a plus.
>I wonder if James Gunn and Takia Waiti collaborated for this flickKorg is in it so yeah.
No.7128
i just want doom in the mcu
i don't want kang doing secret wars, wtf does kang even do
No.7133
>>7110yes
this is from superman/doomsday comic
they end him in the most dope way possible
>>7115LOL, do you have any idea of what comic
No.7139
>>7122>They are normalizing women having muscles so that's also a plus.The Muscle Girl Agenda remains in motion
No.7150
>>7133Literally Jack Kirby's Fourth World. He was intended to be a complete paper tiger. But over time especially with the Great Darkness Saga in LoSH he turned into a real threat. Then Grant Morrison wanked him even more in Final Crisis so that we have the modern incarnation.
No.7156
>>7150so he was one of the enemy of the new gods? wow
>mfw darksied was a reactionary No.7168
>>7163I feel this could have almost worked if they used the usual new york street level bad guys, kingpin, tombstone, sandman, hell maybe even nroman but using Doom out of everyone is so fucking out of place and nonsensical
No.7174
did ben affleck ever really actually post on /co/?
i just read "josh trank" post on there
No.7179
>>7168kingpin hasn't caused building mayhem?
but yeah street level thugs would work
guess they were going for a campy togetherness thing with
"see even the bad guys are against 9/11"
No.7185
>>7179kingpin is a crime boss, but he doesn't destroy cities like Doom
No.7196
>>7191why do they keep making villains vaguely leftist (rhetorical question)
No.7202
>>7191M.O.D.O.K. is a legit threat in the comics.
He’s almost Dr. Doom level.
No.7208
>>7196wait which villain are you talking about?
>>7202i saw they also made him the final boss in the new avengers games
he's like a kaiju
No.7214
>>6990Same.
I guess the new Dr. Strange is getting a lot of shit, but I thought they let Raimi have way more creative control than a lot of these other films give their directors. It’s first one in a while where the special effects and action scenes didn’t make me roll my eyes.
No.7225
>>7214There's a effect where the fights with himself with musical effects no?
I can't wait for it to come out and digital to watch it
I heard there was some 80% drop-off in the box office for some reason?
Was it really because of fan backlash on the cameos or is there something else that caused it
No.7241
Freakazoid is the most ADHD show
No.7246
>>7241All those Spielberg cartoons at the time were and I loved them for that.
No.7251
>>7246What were the others?
Is there any reason why they were like that? What was happening in the 90s
No.7257
>>7251Tiny Toon Adventures
Animaniacs
Pinky and the Brain
unbelievable amounts of cocaine
No.7263
>>7257That's a lot more than I thought existed
>Tiny Toon AdventuresIs this the one that got into a controversy cause it showed bugs bunny drinking alcohol?
I only ever saw this baby version of looney tunes
The wikipage says they're reviving it on HBO Max
No.7284
>>7274what does that mean exactly? they are ressurecting him how
No.7290
>>7269They're gonna reboot it someday, aren't they?
No.7306
>>7302its good, i wanna dress like snufkin someday
No.7311
>>7306Watched the first 2 episodes, they're great so far. Way more adventure-driven than I thought they'd be. Snufkin is cool but I relate more to Sniff as a loser nobody wants to hang out with.
No.7323
>>7311what happens in moonmin? like they just go on adventures?
No.7329
>>7323The anime (mostly; a joint production between a Japanese, a Finnish and a Dutch company) from the 90s is slice of life light-fantasy by genre, following a bohemian family living in an idyllic valley on a sparsely populated island. Light-fantasy both in the sense of light in fantasy elements and also very light-hearted, wholesome and relaxed in mood. The time period is ambiguous but probably between 1890–1920 judging by technology.
The episodes are usually self-contained but there are a few multi-parters. I'd say about half of them are very adventurous. A common plot involves the Moomin family discovering a supernatural entity or a powerful force of nature, which they then interact with for a short while before it disappears from their lives. Other episodes are centered around something as mundane as a photography contest. In any case there's a heavy emphasis on character interaction. Characters often end up either complicating things for or doing something heartwarming for one another. There aren't any recurring villains to speak of; the closest we get are a few trickster-type characters who pull pranks that get way out of hand.
No.7346
>>7302 Redpills, gotcha. The characters Tofslan and Vifslan are actually expys of the author, Tove Jansson, and her lesbian lover Vivica Bandler. Their rather unfortunate English names are Thingumy and Bob.
>>7306>>7311Everyone wants to see themselves as a Snufkin but almost everyone is a Hemulens, a Fillyjonk, a Sniff or at best a Stinky.
No.7363
Too many white green lanterns, I'm sorry
I can't keep up
John Stewart is my GL
No.7374
>>25574
> the funniest possible outcome with morbius is it massively flops again, triggering another cycle of ironic memes, which causes another rerelease in theaters which also flops, etc, and so on. i call this the mörbius strip
No.7378
>>7363Too many earth lanterns in general. I want more ayylmao GL stories damn it!
>>7359Speaking of Alan Moore. Tyger is still to this day the peak of Green Lantern comics. Fuck that raccoon Goeff Johns for turning it into a Michael Bay action comic with no scale or scope.
No.7388
>>7383Old doctor fate is pretty fun. I still want to see an adaptation of some of the old JSA people like the 90s Starman (if that writer finally agree to it that is).
No.7394
>>7388what is the JSA and how are they different from the regular JL?
No.7411
Enough Capeshit let's talk 2000AD
>>7400Snyder is just a plain old idiot with Ayn Rand syndrome. I wish they had continued the Gods and Monsters idea. I was interesting while it lasted. Mexican Superman is cool.
No.7423
>>7417jay garrick looks cool and power girl hummna hummna hummna
i didn't know she was a golden age supe
so these were the old DC superheroes huh?
>>7411what gods and monsters idea, i didn't notice any
No.7436
>>7423>gods and monstersIn the simplest terms it's an alternate DC world where character origins and personality differ tremendously.
<Batman is actually the Man bat but a vampire<Superman is the son of Zod but Mexican<Wonder Woman is a new god exile after Highfather killed DarkseidIt's also made by the same DCAU crew. They intended to make sequels but it didn't gain much traction so was canceled by DC.
>old DC superheroes huhYeah they exist during the loose DC timeline in the 50s and 60s. Sandman and friends specifically exist in the middle of ww2 period. Some are legacy characters. Like the Starman which has about 10 different successive versions.
No.7441
>>7436oh yeah this was a machinima partnership
i'm gonna check if it's still there on youtube
No.7447
>>7441machinima only agreed to advertise it. But it's a direct to dvd movie. The clips on youtube are just lore expansions. Unfortunately the wonder woman one wasn't reuploaded after machinima collapsed.
No.7474
>>7469if he blood is so radioactive then why is he still alive
also lol how many times a day was he fuckin bustin in her to give her cancer
No.7480
>>6025>>6040I really love how the comicbook and entertainment industry as a whole keep encouraging old rich out of tough jewish dudes write about black characters. It's amazing how racist it is.
https://bleedingcool.com/comics/yehudi-mercado-apologises-for-miles-thor-ales-portrayal-in-what-if/ No.7492
>>7469what is DKR??
>>7480that's just so fucking cringe and hilarious
No.7497
The Flash movie is not happening
Ezra Miller is fucking unhinged, he is literally holed up in a farm with babies and guns, I'm not joking
No.7501
>>7492dark knight returns
No.7506
>>6962Most American children's media did. Many such cases.
Obviously there's a few they went the opposite way but never as explicit.
>>6974I don't know which one he's talking about but I'm assuming it's the one where mice take over her house and body?
No.7512
https://www.firstshowing.net/2008/iron-man-official-joins-marvels-avengers-line-up/holy shit guys
iron man confirmed for avengers
>t-they're not in the same universe!111hulkcels in shambles
who do you think they'll make the main villain
No.7523
>>7512>my vote is that Dr banner starts to control the hulk, iron man tries to recruit him,(as hinted in ) gets punched out, more or less. then they kiss and make up only to see a fire ball come from valhalla wit thor kicking lokis behind, hulk goes for thor than cap america jumps in and say 'you guys CUMMON now take it outside' then iron man slaps cap A for being gay (whos gonna play the cap?) then they kiss and make up… again then they all fight the biggest super villian of them all…… Barbara Streisand. (or tetsuo from Akira)
insane how this guy in the comment actually predicted the movie
while others where guessing ultron or magneto for main villain
i love reading old comic book movie guesses
it's a blast
No.7529
>>7497Ezra is trying to do a full Waco. Man took method acting as a school shooter too far.
>>7486Oh I almost forgot about the hundreds of black characters that Bendis wrote would basically fit into most racist caricature.
>Miles has no identity of his own, he needs to steal from others. And a black character has to have electric powers even though it literally makes no sense for Spider-Man to have it.>Riri also steals identity because of course he would write it like that. Also a self victimizing welfare queen stereotype.>Naomi is just a bad marry sue no one cares about>>7492A series Miller made before he went nuts
No.7534
>>7480At least they are being bashed for that shit.
Lmao
No.7539
>>7529was miller not in nut phase during TDKR? i thought there was some political stuff
No.7549
>>7544Capeshit movie humor is so unbelievably cringy.
>We know this shit is goofy so we might as well signal to the audience that we know *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge* No.7563
serious question
who were the thor comics for?
i'm reading the 60s and it's all thou, thy, god shit
who were the dorks reading this? dungeons and dragon, fantasy kids??
No.7573
>>7549we need a new era where it fully embraces it's camp and goofynesss
RVTRN to Batman and Robin era
No.7579
>>7559Once I came across the swallowed whole vore wiki while looking for an obscure anime.
No.7584
>>6025Anybody have any recs on where to start with Black Manta? Preferably one that is similar to his young justice portrayal.
No.7594
>>7584For the comedy Black manta look no further than the 2003 Aquaman series where Arthur got a water arm that cured Manta of his autism. Turns out he was faking it the whole time.
He's currently having mini series fighting his JLU doppleganger Devil Ray.
>>7573You would love the 2 adam west batman animated movies. those are great, They even had william shatner as two face.
No.7599
speaking of camp, I watched Love and Thunder and it was great
It was like Airplanes or Scary Movie in humor in a good way but actually had a nice message and heart
That opening with Rafu or some god, was literally the most disgusting thing I've ever seen, It's like good agitprop
The gods are bougie fucks, who bleed god and let their followers starve to death
I wanted to get up in the theatre and beat up that bougie god in the opening
No.7603
>>7599also Eternity is finally in the MCU
actually feels like the cosmic side of marvel is in now
Not like the Eternals or GotG, actually physically there now
And they shot that shit in a best buy parking lot
No.7608
If anyone's looking for a rec The Killer has some surprisingly good politics. There's a good run with a Cuban storyline.
It's a french comic, you've probably never heard of it. libgen.gs
No.7643
>>7639youre reading superhero comic books
No.7648
>>7639which supe is this
>>7632i love the modern spider-man comics art
they're always punchy and vibrant
same with any of those cartoons turned into comics books
they look good for some reason
No.7653
>>7648>which supe is thislooks like kitty pryde and colossus
No.7667
>>7663wow another youtube essay
No.7671
>>7663Not gonna watch your shit but Ennis despite hating capeshit understands superheroes and what makes them tick better than all of the show writers put together.
Also the pacing, delivery and overall plot in the show is a fucking mess and they keep writing themselves into a corner. Meanwhile the comic had a coherent plot structure and actually ended.
Also also, the show pretty much removed Love Sausage.
No.7676
>>7663Read and judge it for yourself retard. But yeah the only thing the comic did better is the capitalist satire. But it was ruined because of how much Ennis wank the military industrial complex.
No.7682
>>7676>how much Ennis wank the military industrial complexdid i miss something? the us gov were constantly depicted as terrible people
No.7692
>>7688Purged, as it were.
No.7710
>>7705There's been complete radio silence for two years already. I wouldn't hold my hopes up when the only thing the creator has said about it is encourage fans to "contact CN about it".
No.7714
>>7663the characterization in the comics is a lot subtler if you can believe that
>>7688we wont see
vas coming from russia to help the boys kill stormfront together either
No.7723
>>7688the fans should do one of those fan campaigns to bring him back
it worked for snyder shit
>>7682i'm very confused, who made the comic garth ennis or eric kripke?
i've not seen garth ennis in any of the show's promotions, is he not involved?
No.7727
>>7676>>7682I mean the government is depicted as shitty but nowhere near as shitty as it actually is, especially the laughable whitewashing of how agencies handled 9/11.
>>7723Ennis is the sole writer of the comic.
No.7737
Best Lego cartoon by far.
>>7682>US military BTFO'ed capes>The boys outright stated that the president is an old fashioned MIC stooge and their whole point is to protect that against VoughtGarth is a western military simp bro. He thinks them as the lesser evil than the comic book industry. An utterly deranged mindset.
No.7742
>>7663The comic is better in a lot of ways.
That’s a lie.
No.7747
>>7737Yeah one of the few good things the show did is not sharing Ennis's frankly pathetic infatuation with the military.
No.7752
>>7733> a daring cat who has high intentions for action and adventure. During one of his adventures, he gets stuck in a cute and cuddly town called Pure Heart Valley with his co-hero Badgerclops, a cyborg-armed badger, and meets Adorabat, a cute little batliterally me
this looks like the other panda show
No.7756
>>7737what is MIC
can't find the full form online
is it like MI6 of the Bri'rish?
No.7761
>>7756military-industrial complex
No.7771
why did they wuss out near the end in the boys story
why would billy the butcher hurt Love Sausage? ;_; RIP
they just make him go crazy because they wanted to hammer the message "violence bad?" "both sides bad?"
>>7767idk, it's on CN
there are many bears on it, it's called something like "We be bears" or something
dn worry
No.7776
>>7771Billy thought letting any supe live could mean a new Homelander or Black Noir could show up eventually so he put his mission above his comrades, except for Hughie, because he was very similar to his little brother who could calm down his violent urges.
>they just make him go crazyI think the comic spelled it pretty clearly throughout the whole thing.
No.7781
>>7771Billy is an author mouthpiece, so Garth gets to live out his autistic fantasy thoughts.
No.7785
you lied to me
love sausage is in the show
apparently he gets his dick cut off in herogasm
0/10
No.7798
>>7789i know i just saw it today lmao
who would've thought
>>7794MAO MAO MAO MAO MAO MAO
HAIL CHAIRMAN MEOW
No.7812
>>6080Green Arrow is rich as fuck.
No.7816
God awful show, my god
Is soldier boy actually as much of a big deal in the comics?
Also the irony of "democracy in the workplace" line considering it's an amazon tv show and they fuckin' hate anybody making unions
>>7807Thanks
No.7833
Why is Garth Ennis the way he is?
No.7840
>>7833Belfast upbringing.
No.7847
>>7837>the girl character is cute but the main character is annoying as fuckDan based, woman gay
you would be beating meat to him he was genderbent
No.7851
>>7830>revengeAre you referring to Butcher?
No.7856
>>7781No he’s not.
Butcher is meant to be a Punisher analogue.
No.7860
>>7771I think the idea is that at the end of the day, a guy with a pathological hatred and out for vengeance is not going to be the sanest person to be an ally with.
No.7865
>>7844HQ has its positive qualities but somehow VB feels more sincere. Maybe because VB was always about the thinly veiled queerness of the superhero "lifestyle" where HQ is just a Queer Demographic Product cashing in only after its been proven safe to do so.
No.7869
>>7847no way hahaha
can someone run dan under those gender bender apps?
no reason
>>7851yes
>>7856what is he trying to say through butcher then? that revenge is futile?
>>7860True, Unless you happen to look like their most loved relative
Then pass on
>yfw when he lied to hughie about killing his mum and dad so he would kill him but he actually just visited them out of love for hughieFirst I hated the comic ending
But now, I'd be okay with it
Killing supes or controlling them is still the sanest thing
That's one of the main problems with this form of narrative choice
Civil Rights = Mutants falters a bit
Oppression is still bad of such people who can melt buildings with their eyes
If you lived in a world of mutants, and you were NOT one,
would you be pro or anti? /leftyco/
No.7874
>>7869>you would be beating meat to him if he was genderbent>can someone run dan under those gender bender apps? >no reasonthere's already porn and waifu pics of genderben dan
No.7885
>>7879Based and Sublime pilled
>>7856Ennis said it publicly that the entire series and butcher specifcally is his vent for the hate of supers.
No.7889
>>7844>Not cock ringwasted opportunity
>>7840Belfast loyalists specifically
No.7894
>>7844>What does Venture Bros. do differentwell for starters theyre actually funny
No.7898
https://twitter.com/t_NYC/status/1551201670570336257this is some fucked up shit
the people who worked on the MCU shows for netflix will not be getting paid for this "new" daredevil show according to their contract which starts at season three (it was cancelled)
No.7901
>>7879so basically mutant kulak
still anti-mutant like the sentinels program
>>7885this sounds like a cool run, "the self-mutated"
what comic is this from?
>>7889i don't know much about belfast? and these loyalists
how do i find out
No.7905
>>7894It seems like HQ basically has one joke: "wouldn't it be funny to see these characters you know act out of character?"
No.7910
>>7885>Ennis said it publicly that the entire series and butcher specifcally is his vent for the hate of supers.I guess that's the more hireable position than it being about how corporations are the fucking devil.
No.7914
>>7901>so basically mutant kulakLiterally how? The point is to distribute powers to everyone, not to hoard them.
No.7919
>>7914Oh that's syndrome's plan? I forgor
No.7924
>>7919The pic is literally captioned "when everyone's super, no one will be" lol
No.7928
I started watching the Harley Quinn show and it's pretty fun, the voices are a bit off tho
Like I can recognize them
>>7924I thought he was mad about that, so was gonna kill supes
I should watch Incredibles 2
No.7933
>>7901Morrison’s new mutants. The run is fucking wild. So much change to the status quo that Marvel panicked and tried to retcon a ton of it.
A funny bit with Sublime is that the U-men was a subtle way for the author to come out as non binary.
>Belfast Look up the Troubles. The clusterfuck de Margaret thatcher used MI6 money to fund loyalist paramilitary death squads in Northern Ireland to kill catholic republicans. Ennis himself love the UK military force at the time while being paradoxically liberal.
>>7924He doesn’t exactly want to make everyone supers. Only the people who can afford to buy his tech, only the rich. Even then it’s after he got old and had all the fun already.
No.7938
>>7844It's more than a little annoying that a show like Harley Quinn that brands itself as being gay doesn't have the main gay couple actually become a couple until the very end. Sure, it's a trope or whatever, but they could have just ended a season (preferably season 1) on that note and continued to tell the story afterward.
No.7942
>>7938Lesbian and bisexual are the most lazy attempts at pandering honestly. There’s nothing to flesh out the relationships.
No.7951
I HATE CAPITAN AMERICA
avengers vs x-men is already top tier burger propaganda about muh ruskies
but i skip over to the end,
Magneto has asteroid powers to basically wipe out all hatred of mutants and save lives
But he asks the idiot american for his choice
"NO THE SANCTITY OF MUH INDIVIDUAL"
i fucking hate american individualism ideology so much
No.7954
>>7951the entire comic sis so stupid
No.7963
>>7959>this never works have happened if she got vaccinatedlol how embarrassing
No.7968
>>6512>I don't remember why heroes massacring their opponents and bullying world leadersThat's what I love about Miracle Man. He massacres nazis and bullied the shit out of Margaret thatcher by saying "full communism now"
No.7975
>>7968> bullied the shit out of Margaret thatcher by saying "full communism now"wait when? i cant find anything
No.7980
>>7975It's towards the very end. MM decides he's going to run the world and he sits down all the world leaders and tells them how he and Miracle Woman are going to restructure the entire world economy. Maggy goes "and what if we don't let you?" and MM replies "
Let me?" while staring her down. She slinks off defeated while the Miracle family leads the world into a golden age and all the world's former leaders go into therapy.
>>7972I did. I really enjoyed it. The juxtaposition of a bunch of Okey yokels and Asgardian gods was a lot of fun, but then it gets derailed in setting stuff up for Siege, and that Super Great Marvel Event™ ends up throwing it all in the dumpster, so who the fuck cares.
No.7984
>>7959>>7963>savage dragon Lol the author literally went nuts over the years. There’s one issue where there’s an entire gratuitous sex scene featuring the girl being launched away by ejaculation and having an agehao face.
>>7975Maggie BTFO’ed
No.7989
>>7984>There’s one issue where there’s an entire gratuitous sex scene featuring the girl being launched away by ejaculation and having an agehao face.That sounds good though.
No.7993
>>7984>Maggie BTFO’edI'd rather MM put his hand through her chest and pull out her black little heart but I guess this isn't so bad either.
No.8008
>>8003I guess it's no surprise. He's a cop after all.
No.8012
>>7980Thor is so funny,
Pigs come and tell him that he can't build on muh private property
He levitates asgard 2 inches off the ground
Free housing king
No.8016
I feel like a lot of Cartoonists and especially “comic book writers” have adolescent at best, completely middling and pedestrian at worst, taste in actual capital L literature.
Its so awesome that youre really into talking too much about William Burroughs as a grown adult (your comics are published by Fantagraphics or printed on Risos) or Isaac Asimov (you “”write”” for Marvel/DC/Image).
No.8019
>>7968>That's what I love about Miracle Man. He massacres nazis and bullied the shit out of Margaret thatcher by saying "full communism now"Just read Miracleman recently. Found it pretty transcendent fwiw, but I read comics. Hard to believe he was writing this kind of material in the eighties.
>I feel like a lot of Cartoonists and especially “comic book writers” have adolescent at best, completely middling and pedestrian at worst, taste in actual capital L literature.Hard to argue with this. Comics were supposed to be the media of the masses though, the tiktok of the time. What comics and the people who still read them have become is….strange.
No.8023
I just now realise Thanos was a theorylet
If someone told him about Karl Marx and how to properly allocate the resources of the world he would've been based
Mad Titan? No more like the Red Titan
No.8027
>>8012He pays the property owner for the land iirc. He tells him to fill up his truck with gold and go.
No.8032
>>8023What, just now? Not the part where he's like "I have to kill half of everyone in the universe at random?"
And it was obvious in the second movie that his plan failed. Life on earth is exactly the same as it was pre snap, except everyone was sad that some people were missing. You even have kids going on fun study abroad trips instead of dealing with their country catastrophically falling apart because half its fucking population just vanished.
No.8040
>>8027All I want in life is for that to happen to me
"Just fill up gold and go"
I would die of happiness
No.8045
>>8040Better start buying up a bunch of Oklahoma desert and start praying to Thor then
No.8055
>>8036I storytimed that on 4/co/ years ago and it still is my favourite thread.
No.8066
WHY IS PET AVENGERS SO FVKING CUTE
who is this dog girl and how is her own the uncle/aunt of spiderman?
>>8055i remember, mine too
>>8061the bellybuttons? what do you call this genre of comics, slice of life comedy?
No.8070
The entire voice acted animatic of Popeyes got leaked on YouTube and Sony is on full panic mode lmao.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h2eBsfFepGkzmrXVRRwSkzFq2YuL0-Da/viewCommunist praxis in action to the unnamed hero.
No.8073
>>8070Sony did Tartakovsky dirty so I'm glad.
No.8078
What's the difference between Neil Gaimon and Alan More
And why do people find the former annoying?
>>8070Do you think they'll find our hero?
I hope batgirl leaks too, I heard Brendan Fraser was playing somebody innit
No.8082
>>8078sandman and american gods/good omens were great (as well as some of his short stories). ultimately though gaiman is a very formulaic writer who was buoyed by early success and got stale around the time he got famous and decided he'd rather ruin his life on deranged burlesque women, whereas alan moore is a chaos sorcerer who occasionally writes outsider art graphic novel
No.8086
>>8078Isn't Gaimon one of the fags that tried getting IA shut down and then when publishers took them to court said "nothing to do with me bro lol"
No.8090
>>8070Reminder that they axed this so they could make The Emoji Movie.
No.8094
>>8023Or if resources are a problem, just make more lol. He literally controls reality. I really think its projection of liberal desires. Like they truly believe in this malthussian bullshit that the issue is overpopulation but it's morally wrong to kill the ones causing the overpopulation, namely, Africa, India, China, and the muslims.
Bill Gates publically states that his goal is to curb overpopulation. The uyghur really funds vaccines all over the third world because he thinks that will cause them to have less children. I find it unlikely that there is 0 racism involved in his programs. And it is definitely malthussian.
Bill Gates is Thanos.
No.8099
>>8032He also could have just snapped mor habitable planets into existence.
Thanos was a retard.
No.8112
>>8078Batgirl looks like absolute garbage from every scene showed. From the terrible costumes to the atrocious acting.
No.8116
>>8108Didn't comics used to be like that before too?
No.8126
>>8116yes,the movies in the 60s-90s were goofy shit with no budget,the batman movies,the captain america one,all of them terribly kitch and they weren't taking themselves seriously at all.
then we had the dark knight/man of steel/X-men period,that everybody remember and thinks that's what superhero movies are supposed to be like.
that's how the comics were at the time as well,the batman comics back then were an absolute joke about stupid shit like the joker having something that transform people into human sized keys.
No.8130
>>8099Yeah, that's what bothered me about MCUcks at the time being like "hey did you notice that Thanos kind of had a point woah so deep" was that, no, he literally doesn't, because he gives himself the power to do anything and then goes with the most retarded, needlessly cruel option.
No.8134
Is there any way to pirate marvel's comic reading site? They got fancy zoom-ins
Is there anything other than readcomiconline's superior?
I want to read comic events in whole and not chase different #s
I remember there used to be site, where you could download comics
anyone know?
No.8137
>>8134https://getcomics.info/https://www.comicextra.com/https://xoxocomics.com/use the index on the r/FREEMEDIAHECKYEAH subreddit,it's great.
you can also just search in bittorrent and on torrent sites I guess.
No.8145
>>8142same as the video games adaptations that always end up garbage that trash the (sometimes not even that good) scenario of the original to write an even worse original stories (I don't count Paul W.S Anderson,he's just making movies to fellate himself and his wife,kind of a chad move tbh)
No.8149
>>8134>>8137Get on DC++ and join perfection hub (perfection.comichub.org:777), don't piss off nestlesux, he is an autistic tinpot dictator who will ban you for no reason at all. People on there are sharing pretty much every comic scanned. They may have events in their own folders but chances are you'll have to get a guide and search issue by issue though.
No.8153
>>8137>>8149thank you so much
>nestlesux>nestle suxhow can someone with a based name like this become a tyrant, i will not understand
No.8158
>>8153marvel's really scraping the bottom of the barrel huh
No.8162
Would I wrong to presume the plot of the Marvel Event "Civil War" basically boils down to stupid american
ideology of "muh big gobberment!!"
Civil War II sounds like a more interesting question, regarding free will and choice
No.8165
>>8158yes lmao, the terror in the t-rex's face really gets me
it's uwu bean territory
No.8170
>>8153The p is silent, so he's Ter Tarker?
No.8174
>>8170peeter pee tarker
no, pee taker
No.8178
>>8153were arachnids even around when dinosaurs existed
No.8182
Did Saban or Disney treat Power Rangers workers worse?
Have they ever been unionized
No.8185
>>8170why is the p silent?
>>8174all poo poo
no pee pee makes teter tarker a bitter biter
>>8178i bet they did, insects are the true owners of this planet
you hear about how cockroaches survived the extinction event?
No.8190
>>8178Yeah, but they couldn't spin silk back then, so spider-dino's power set would be a little reduced.
>>8185>why is the p silent?Because it is in pterodactyl, English doesn't really do 'pt' sound clusters so we just do 't'.
No.8198
>>8190what did the lazy asses do back then?
No.8211
>>8162CV2 writing is fucking dogshit. That’s the issue. Because when it comes to insane liberalism Millar and Bendis are on par with each other.
No.8215
>>8211They're doing a second fucking civil war? The first one wasn't fucking shitty enough?
No.8219
>>8108metoo was worried about paltry sexual harassment when they should have gone after him for raping cinema as a whole
No.8228
>>8215bro it already happened
No.8232
>>8203what do you wanna do truly?
also is that edited or real
No.8236
>>8207i mean that's fucking funny
i did hate this kind of humor in the new star wars tho,
like oscar issac's character immediately quips after some old guy dies just ruined the tone and his sacrifice
No.8240
>>8236>i mean that's fucking funny theyre edits
No.8250
>>8247what is the plot? cap vs com?
No.8254
>>8232>what do you wanna do truly?I don't know, I'm very undecided and that's why I'm asking
>also is that edited or realyes, it's from a Dexter's Lab episode
No.8258
>>8250Depends on the volume. From against opportunists, fascism, lumpen organized crime and monarchism.
Also Asterix and Obelix as Lenin and Stalin.
No.8263
>>8195Loving Hickmans run so far, on Dawn of X's TPB 3 or 4 I think, his house/powers of x story was great, gonna read the x men issue where the economic meeting happens soon, looking forward to it
No.8275
>>8272Galactus is such a slut
>hnnng this power… i need more!! No.8280
>>8272Thor listens to Ye?
No.8284
I watched NWH, didn't like how much it spent on the villains and the fan service wasn't really all that much there, Felt like too much self-aware meta improv
Needed more Peter-to-Peter-to-Peter talks about each of their universes
I will not be paying for the new "10 minutes of fun version" to help fund morbius 2, el muerto 3 and kraven the vegan hunter
They need to slow down with these movies and think some more
>>8280I don't listen to Kanye, what's the reference? Does he walk with crows now
No.8289
>>7018well that happened
he didn't blabber yet, he said "YES, FADER" and the screen faded to black
i clapped
No.8293
>>8284I didn't hate NWH but I also felt like it was pretty insubstantial. I thought the whole Dr Strange breaking the universe because he didn't take 5 seconds to just ask Peter specifically what he wanted was fucking retarded, especially when Strange is getting all up Peter's ass about it.
I did like that it gave Doc Ock a second chance though. It was always a bummer that he died considering he wasn't really evil and was being controlled by his arms' AI.
No.8297
>>8293I love Doc Ock's sweet turn too,
It seemed like Alfred Molina was the only one who really gave it his all
William Da Foe also probably did, but GG is so annoying
We get it, you have two wolves living inside you 🙄
Yeah a lot of the plot just didn't make sense, the only substantial thing we got which I liked was that Peter is broke just like me now
Friendly neighbourhood broke boy
No.8301
>>8284I guess I should say he listens to JAY-Z. On Watch the Throne there's a track called No Church In The Wild that Ye, Frank Ocean and other feature on. The chorus goes:
Human beings in a mob
What's a mob to a king?
What's a king to a god?
What's a god to a non-believer
Who don't believe in anything?
Will he make it out alive?
Alright, alright
No church in the wild
No.8305
>>8301>What's a king to a god?>What's a god to a non-believerOh, I thought that phrase existed since time being
I heard it in DBZA: Broly too
Unless that was referencing from this too, Then I'm fucked
No.8309
So discovery just buried a bunch of HBOMax cartoons – probably forever – just as a tax write off and probably to push more reality shows on the audience.
The Chip and Dale movie was /co/'s 9/11 and this is /co/'s afghanistan war.
No.8312
>>8309i hate it, idk how they are allowed to write them off when they've been out for such a while
also that french chip and dale show recently? >>>> whatever cynical meta movie that was
No.8316
>>8309>The Chip and Dale movie was /co/'s 9/11 Worse than
The Powerpuff Girls (2016)?
No.8321
>>8309Anyone have a list of the toons buried?
No.8325
>>8309>The Chip and Dale movie was /co/'s 9/11That is seriously so fucking funny.
No.8342
>>8334 But fucking why? I get shit like Uncle Grandpa, but some of these aren't all that bad. Reminds me of libraries in the USA ATM, they've purged hundreds of older book copies and VHS/Audio tapes and discs, old comicbooks etc. and left very little on the shelves. I talked to a librarian dude and he mentioned that Amazon has created a precedent, because pressuring libraries to get rid of those books means that the same books on sale in Amazon become far more valuable as a result.
No.8346
>>8342What happens to those books, I wonder…
No.8350
>>8342Tax write offs, they tell the IRS that they show didn't make a profit and so they don't have to pay taxes for the production but they also have to bury it forever
Also Uncle Grandpa was okay
No.8354
>>8346Seeing as they get tossed into recycle bins mostly… you can guess.
>>8350>Uncle Grandpa was okayNo it isn't, you're just so used to being exposed to substandard shit at this point that it seems okay
>Tax write offs Fucking porky'd kill their own mothers for a tax write off
No.8358
>>8354>muh lore>muh ongoing plotMr sophisticated taste on cartoons up over here
No.8362
>>8338I would guess how it works is that they have an intangible asset (IP or whatever) on the balance sheet which is all the money they put into developing the show. Ordinarily they get to amortise this over a period of several years, so a chunk of it goes to the profit and loss and reduces their taxable income. Now instead they think they won't make enough money off these properties, so they will forego any future profits and just take the whole balance off to the P&L.
Kind of the same situation as scrapping a machine.
No.8366
>>8342Literally to cut costs. The rate of profit for streaming services is way way lower than normal cable TV. As is everything under capitalism nowadays they needed to destroy all of the excess capital. Be it physical or intellectual.
>It was the first time I had ever heard Karl Marx s doctrine of surplus value elaborated, and Ernest had done it so simply that I, too, sat puzzled and dumfounded.>“l’ll tell you a way to get rid of the surplus” Ernest said. “Throw it into the sea. Throw every year hun dreds of millions of dollars worth of shoes and wheat and clothing and all the commodities of commerce into the sea. Won t that fix it?” No.8370
>>8358>muh lore>muh ongoing plot Never mentioned either but ok faggot, thanks for proving you know why your taste is shit.
>>8366 Unironically though, stores toss out surplus food to rot, extra/damaged clothing is often no longer donated but burned.
No.8374
>>8370I see no reason to hate on uncle grandpa beyond being a elitist with arbitrary standards.
No.8379
>>8374>U-ur an elitist <hating onAnon, pointing out trash as trash is not hating, it's being objective. It's mindless garbage, not horrific, but that's a pretty low bar.
>arbitrary standardsYeah, no. Sorry if Social Media and memes have burned out your brain-cells, but simply accepting something that relies on random color-noise to generate random low-brow humor with literally nothing else of substance to offer, is substandard content for anyone above the age of 4. Even animated seriees of the 80s, made for Toy selling, had SOME level of nuance and some level of genuine effort in their animation, art style and stories, and if they lacked in one area they tried to make up in another.
No.8386
>>8379>muh same face syndrom is newi don't get this thing and the whole problem with tracing and music plagiarism
there are only so many styles and ways that you can arrange finite things in that are still enjoyable
No.8390
>>8386>muh same face syndrom is new Never said that, but you're also incorrect
Pic 1 is not same-face, it's same style, there's a difference, given that they're both Hannah Barbera cartoons and not separate productions like many toonboom tv series. I'm not even talking about Hannah Barbera being low-hanging fruit, as an intentionally poor, lazy animation studio for its time (and still being better than toon-boom shit).
Pic 2 is just fucking laughable and not because its a crappy thumbnail
A) That's not /co/, Dragon Ball is anime
B) ALL Of them are from the same artist Akira Toriyama so their similarities in style are going to be apparent, NONE of them are same-face.
>the whole problem with tracing and music plagiarism Because it leads to carelessness and unoriginality, that further lead to a drop in quality of production. Some tracing or music referencing is normal, but just straight up making the same generic animation/style and often the same 'story' is a terrible standard to have.
>there are only so many styles and ways that you can arrange finite things in that are still enjoyableAnd yet somehow animators on youtube can pull it off.
No.8407
>>8403In all this conversation you have not provided any criticism and are just going in circles and now are denying it.
No.8411
>>8407>you have not provided any criticismJust saying so does not make it true, I've pointed out several issues of modern cartoons and you're just denying it and then projecting it onto me.
No.8415
>>8411Where uygha, lets look back:
>>8354>No it isn't, you're just so used to being exposed to substandard shit at this point that it seems okay >>8370>Never mentioned either but ok faggot, thanks for proving you know why your taste is shit. >>8379>Anon, pointing out trash as trash is not hating, it's being objective. It's mindless garbage, not horrific, but that's a pretty low bar. >Yeah, no. Sorry if Social Media and memes have burned out your brain-cells, but simply accepting something that relies on random color-noise to generate random low-brow humor with literally nothing else of substance to offer, is substandard content for anyone above the age of 4. Even animated seriees of the 80s, made for Toy selling, had SOME level of nuance and some level of genuine effort in their animation, art style and stories, and if they lacked in one area they tried to make up in another.None of these are arguments uygha, you're just hating on a show that you have not seen because it doesn't fit your taste because you're not the target audience, this is /v/ tier of thinking.
You're not even giving me a "I saw uncle grandpa once and didn't laugh", just admit you have not seen it and move on. Go back to 4chan if you want to keep thinking in black and white like this
>>8390Not the anon you're replaying to and actually agree with most points.
No.8420
>>8415>None of these are argumentsBy that standard faggot, you have no argument at all. I've provided general arguments, I didn't go into detail because you're not making any concrete statements to contest.
Also
>You're not even giving me a "I saw uncle grandpa once and didn't laugh" The fuck is this BS statement? If I had said that you'd just cry about "humor is subjective" another libshit fallacy that gets used to excuse anything.
>Go back to 4chan <muh /v/<copious use of the "uygha" filterYou're the only 4chan faggot here, go back yourself you /co/plet
>you're just hating on a show that you have not seen because it doesn't fit your taste because you're not the target audienceThis fucking faggot argument is libshit deflection. But fine you're looking for a fucking argument? Eat this and shut up.
The people who say that its just for kids may POSSIBLY have a point, if you assume that only kids existed for an audience, in a societal vacuum.
For many (young) kids, seeing a crude joke and many colors is enough to satisfy their sense of humor and adventure. What do they really know of irony and complex motives and moral themes or questions and long form humor, the stuff of beauty in sequential and written art? Very little. BUT the purpose of a good cartoon is to weave such ideas in an understandable way as you tell a fun story, thus Avatar The Last Airbender being a benchmark for animated story telling in Western media.
But, kids grow up, and the crude stuff that used to appeal to them stops doing so, because their tastes grew up as well. As a result, their shelf life and fame are short if an abundance of bright colors and easy cheap jokes was all there was to a show or story.
However, its possible to make a cartoon show that isn't just pretty colors, movement, and cheap jokes. Even the simplest show can insert some complication, some edgy talk or action, and some deeper humor. And so, as the kid and their taste grows up through the years, they come to discover and appreciate its more complex beauties, and the show becomes memorable.
From a more cynical, reductive, and profit-oriented perspective: Memorability = money.
To re-use some well-worn and very applicable quotes:
"A children’s story which is enjoyed only by children is a bad children’s story."
– C. S. Lewis (Seemed to have bit of a hate-boner for the term "Sales Resistance")
"You're dead if you aim only for kids. Adults are only kids grown up, anyway."
– Walt Disney (A lover of sappy animation and adapting old stories for it)
Sesame Street for the longest time retained high quality despite being a show for little kids, I can still see an old episode and be entertained and amused even if I don't need to be taught the alphabet. There is no overarching plot in Sesame street but you can still enjoy it even as an adult. Or in Between the Lions, or any number of such children's material.
- Old system: Old fart boss wants to earn money. Boss has no clue how this whole cartoon thing is supposed to work. "Screw it, these people I employ are supposed to know this. Just do it good and I will earn money and we will all be happy, ok? Good, I'm late for golf."
- Modern system: Old fart boss doesn't know much about cartoons. I think I'm supposed to hire some young and 'hip' person who knows this. Let them do the work.
27-35 year old twat who 'totally know what the kids like these days; memes and pop-culture references are totally all the rage on reddit and 9gag and of course liberal idpol'. They make the artists put it in not understanding that the low tier comedy they have based their entire show on has aged like milk during the 6 months it took to animate the season. Twat also is too lazy to have an actual style so they just copy the generic toonboom style that is mislabeled as Calarts today. The entire thing is a flop as anyone could expect and the show becomes cancelled. The twat goes off to another gig and ruins it as well until the entire old legacy of cartoons is retroactively tainted.
Also see
>>7665>>7712 No.8424
>>8390>And yet somehow animators on youtube can pull it off.I don't really see how they're doing it
My worry still does not subside,
I feel this need to be utmost "unique" and "original" is a product of capitalism and how art has evolved under it
there's only so many ways to skin an apple
No.8430
>>8424>I don't really see how they're doing it As a hobby and through the magic of computers permitting them to do such things like vid rel.
>I feel this need to be utmost "unique" and "original" is a product of capitalism and how art has evolved under it <there's only so many ways to skin an apple That has a kernel of truth, but my point is that one should strive to make something of their own. Take the recent Netflix film Sea Beast. many of the designs and aesthetics clearly have other influences such as HTTYD, BUT the film is sufficiently creative in its utilization of the aspects and in such provides originality and good quality story.
No.8434
>>8395This comic is so creepy, Blasphemous
Also sweet another comic book channel, I've never heard of before
I personally don't enjoy seeing my supes suffer
I like to see them quip and have fun fighting their villains, like spidey
Kinda fucked up how they made the line to not kill robin be a paid one, lol
No.8437
Neal Adams seems like a based guy, Did a lot for comic book writers
Who's has done the most for workers in the comic book industry and how?
No.8445
why are "free hugs" at comic-con a thing?
No.8447
>>8439Reminder that Rosen is based and red.
No.8452
>>8445because hugs are nice
No.8458
I don't like sandman because it implies dreams are important and real
Last night's dream I got kicked out of the theatre and wished they got b***b and it happened and I ran
Also, what's up with that weird woe is me shit, fuck outta here dreamoids
HUMANITY SUPREME
WAKING WORLD IS REAL
DREAMS ARE FOR MIDNIGHT CREAMS
SLEEP ABOUT IT!!
No.8459
>>8458I think sandman was good in certain arcs but way overrated in its entirety. The Sandman Mystery Theater tie in series was way better. The art is nice and Wesley Dodds in noir stories is always a golden formula.
No.8463
>>8461I can't believe he is an actual dude with a career and not just memes
Damn
>He has written columns for the Socialist WorkerI hope he puts socialist propaganda in his children's books
Are they leftyco material?
I went out and tried to find some comic books near my area and 😔 there was nothing but kiddie versions
I only found one big ass batman art history and Prometheus, alien and predator omni
How do y'all build your collection? Are there local shops or online sites?
No.8465
>>8463Just a slow process of getting things on sale from a local comic shop in London, bookdepository (before it got bought by amazon), world of books. But physical books are mostly a meme I just read on my tablet these days since it's convenient and free
>>8149 No.8467
>>8465whats your tablet? is 10 inch the minimum
No.8469
>>8467I got a Galaxy tab A on a deal a few years ago when it was relatively cheap, not sure what the current model is. It's 10.1 inches and I'd say I wouldn't go smaller than that. The aspect ratio is not quite right for western comics so you waste a little screen space, but it's perfect for European comics. I think apple tablets would have a better aspect ratio, but they seem more expensive and worse.
No.8471
>>8469What app do you use
I was browsing F-droid and found this open source app called "Seeneva"
It uses AI to automatically detect speech bubbles and it works bloody good
What is the difference between american and european comics you mean, in aspect ratio terms
If someone does a PC app like this, then it's gonna be utter bliss
No.8473
>>8471I run ubooquity on my computer with all my comics on it and then kuboo on the tablet hooks into it and I can read stuff from the computer on wi-fi or download for offline reading. Moonreader does the same for prose books.
Sorry, wrong way round, android is better suited to UK/US comics and iOS better for euro comics. Because European comics are usually fatter where UK/US are taller, they don't fit to the screen as well and are by default more zoomed out and smaller. Obv you can still zoom in, but it's a bit annoying.
No.8475
>>6080>>7812Green Arrow is supposed to be a FDR type character, a rich liberal
No.8500
>>8486>Minor ThreatThat's what they used to call me when I was a kid
>>8473>ubooquity>kuboooh wow thanks, didn't know these existed
how big is your folder
No.8502
>>8500Maybe 2 terabytes. This is what happens if you've been reading digitals and scans for a decade and never delete anything. One day I should probably go through and see if there are better versions of the really old scans I have for some series, unfortunately digitals often omit interesting stuff like ads and letters pages.
No.8504
this is probably more /games/ related but i was playing that spider-man game, the one that just got remastered. it's decent, satisfying combat, even if a little simple, neat web-swinging and all that. but i was struck at just how deep in the ideological trashcan the story was, i shouldn't be surprised but i was. norman osborn as mayor creating chemical weapons and hiring a private army to enforce the law, he's clearly painted as this fascist monster who only cares about his own wealth while the city devolves into chaos but when otto strikes back at him, rightly so, they practically dehumanize him and make the notion of sympathizing with him absurd, to the point of him releasing a biblical plague upon the city (a plague that was created by osborn in the first place). you end up saving norman, he slinks away and gets away with it scott-free, meanwhile otto gets fucked up by spider-kulak and they even include otto giving an 'evil' speech about how "you must use power to help people, even if they don't want it! we must forcefully help people beneath us!" shit was fucked up.
atleast MJ was cute.
to make my barely relevant post slightly more relevant, my question is: are the comics like this too?
No.8506
>>8504This is par for the course with capeshit unfortunately. Superheroes exist to protect the status quo and anyone actually doing anything to change it other than incredibly slow shitty peaceful ampaigning must be seen as evil. Most recent example coming to mind is that falcon and the winter soldier show, the 'bad guys' were objectively right and the 'good guys' were literally tools of the US military industrial complex so they had the designated bad guys randomly blow up some innocent people.
No.8508
>>8502>often omit interesting stuff like ads and letters pagestrue dat, i've always loved those old ads, cute ones for jam or mlm for kids
i've been reading up on all the omnibuses, marvel masterworks and epic collections and neither of them seem to have it
>>8504
>otto giving an 'evil' speech about how "you must use power to help people, even if they don't want it! we must forcefully help people beneath us!cringe, i don't regret not having a good enough pc to play this game
are traditional superhero comics reactionary because they seek to maintain the status quo?
No.8510
>>8506i dropped it in 0.2 minutes in, as soon as i heard some middle eastern guy thank the american soldier and the villain being set up were anti-nationalists
erasing winter soldier would make marvel 90% less anti-reactionary
also i just now thought how fucked it is that they did deals with weapons manufacturers and their ceo is like buddy with trump
Does DC have any dirt like that behind the scenes?
Warner Bros doing genocide
No.8514
>>8508>are traditional superhero comics reactionary because they seek to maintain the status quo?Essentially yes.
Superman is complicit in the genocide of the Palestinian people.
No.8518
hahaha wtf I just finished the pretty mid Come Into Me.
On the last page, promoting another comic, is the quote
"Black Mask is drop kicking fascism. They ran a voter registration drive on the san diego comic con convention floor and debuted ALL SYSTEMS GO, about a young woman fighting DHS internment camps through pirate radio"
-ROLLING STONE
Considering the recent news, who is Black Mask please?
No.8519
>>8471>I was browsing F-droid and found this open source app called "Seeneva"
>It uses AI to automatically detect speech bubbles and it works bloody goodIf someone does a PC app like this, then it's gonna be utter blissAny linux software with features like this?
I've looked several times but have still defaulted to the bundled kde comic reader. There's gotta be a better way to read comics on a 42" LCD TV. Still the best way to enjoy comics imo.
No.8521
>>8519Damn that must be fun scrolling on a 42 inch, Could you post a picture
Why do you consider it to be the best way, Because you can see the full page spreads?
I'm sorry I don't know if there is any software for linux, I can't see it's appstore
There's wine to emulate windows apps, is there none for android? It's basically linux
No.8523
>>8521come on now, use your imagination. visualize any large screen TV with your laptop plugged into it. then visualize you reclined on a hot couch with a wireless mouse or something.
It's the shit. Don't know why people don't talk about it more. fuckers got 96 inch TVs now.
Obviously I don't read capeshit, but the Immortal Hulk run on a big screen in the dark is….the shit.
Yeah, it can be a pain switching from full page spreads to single, and zooming, and switching back….but for me, it's a large tv.
No.8526
>>8523i seriously searched before this, people reading comics on odd things
nintendo switch, but no one reading on their tv, i think you're the world's first
why does everyone like the immortal run hulk, what's gucci about it?
No.8528
>>8526Well I am a high iq chad, but I can't be the only one doing this.
You can control any linux box plugged into a tv with a mouse, airmouse, keyboard, phone, tablet…..It's the only way I read comics for years now. Same for windows and android boxes.
Immortal Hulk because the art is XXL widescreen style, and it's a well written run too.
I used a $20 airmouse for years until I dropped it too many times. Gotta get another.
Try it and report back anon. Try a specialized comic reader app, not a general document viewer. I'm using okular rn just because it comes with kde.
No.8530
>>8518Black Mask Studios, the publisher of the book you just read. Some guy with something to do with Occupy Comics, the guy who did 30 Days of Night and the guitarist from Bad Religion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Mask_Studios No.8532
>>8512Gah lac Tus is the ultimate universe version where he’s a swarm of ships
No.8534
>>8528I don't have a tv, but I will try it if I ever buy one
>>8532>where he’s a swarm of shipsXD
i've never read ultimate, that's hilarious
shit like sue being a future word of kang that just comes and disappears and hulk being a cannibal, oh man
No.8536
>>8534Ultimate has a lot of whacky shit. Like Dr Doom being a satyr and the Fantastic 4 breaking up because Sue got with Ben rather than Reed.
Ultimates part 2 was straight up Bush level of war mongering hawkishness.
No.8545
how do i add comicinfo.xml like all the professional releases have? what program do they use
comicrack is defunct
No.8547
>>8544idk, most of his stuff feels formulaic to me, I would prefer less dumb 'gotchas' and more interesting material
No.8549
>>8547Reductionism is dumb.
No.8558
>>8556lol,
is that actually a plotline?
No.8560
>>8558It's actually about child exploitation, cult dynamics, and how rich and powerful people become instrumental in cycles of abuse even while being abused themselves.
No.8562
What other writers insert their fetishes heavily into their work?
Chris Claremont being into BDSM seems vv true
No.8567
>>8566Also what are some other good webcomic e-books?
What's the name of that one with the turtle, mouse and rat friends
No.8569
>>8568>first serialize don a catholic newspaperwhat do you think?
No.8570
>>8567You could use something like HTTrack to copy and archive the whole website. Beyond that you need to learn python and create a script to scrape the site. Or maybe pay some guy on fiverr to do it for you.
No.8571
>>8568the second one,it's god awful,all of the ones before the blue lotus are absolutely terrible (good thing it's like the third in the series)
No.8572
>>8568>Vingtième>Pronounced VantjeAh, another addition to my collection of French spelling autism. Not as funny as Fuko, but definetly more retarded than Konjak. Like this shit isn't even consistant. I would have assumed it would be pronounced as Vinje or something.
No.8573
>>8572what are you talking about when you say Fuko and Konjak ?
you expected both the G and the T to be silent I presume.
No.8574
>>8568It had a part where the Soviets had invited a bunch of reporters including Tintin to see how they had industrialized. Well, Tintin goes off the tour and finds out they have staged an entire factory complex by burning hay to make smoke and beating pots and pans to make noise. Also had the goverment literally kill an entire family because they didn't give their grain for free which Tintin helped hide.
No.8575
>>8574>second most industrialized power in the world is obviously faking it!!!<now free state of Congo where 30 millions people died collecting rubber with literally no hands, now that’s true world power!Can we wipe out the Belgians? Next level of delusional brain worms.
No.8576
>>8573>>8572They kind of are if you're talking about just Vingt, it's more like Van with the whole back end swallowed, but if it's got the ième on the back it's van-tyem.
The rules are not that inconsistent though. Consider doigt/doigtage.
I guess by Fuko he means Foucault and Konjak he means Cognac.
No.8579
>>8578Oh and that Soviet diplomat was also a Catholic and rabid anticommunist lol
No.8580
>>8576>Consider doigt/doigtagekinky
I wasn't sure because "u" in phonetic is just u and not "ou",but ault being said "o" is pretty fucked,going to give him that.
I also don't think it's really inconsistent too.
>>8579Norbert Wallez also engaged Leon Degrelle for his paper too if you want more funny trivia.
And the Economist (really makes me think) also said the depiction in the book was "surprisingly accurate" even tho Hergé himself disawoved it.
No.8582
>>8574i hope tintin that lil shit kills himself, gulag his ass
No.8584
>>8575>>8582Even though I read it as a kid I could still see through all the bullshit, ironically it just made me more symphatetic towards the Soviets
No.8587
JMS IS THE SAME GUY WHO INTROUDCED THE WHOLE MORLUN VAMPIRE SHIT IN SPIDER-MAN?!??
I get why the soviets drove him away out of the USSR
No.8588
>>8587Oh, yeah. He's also the guy that had Norman Osborne literally cuck Peter Parker.
No.8591
>>8590Maybe it was big in China
No.8593
>>8590One word adult Disney tards. They would buy anything of Disney branding no matter what. Lion King remake was shit yet it raked in more than 1.2 billion. Same for incredibles 2 or toy story 4.
>>8579For easy glowie infiltration
>>8587>I get why the soviets drove him away out of the USSRWtf really
No.8595
>>8593>His grandparents lived in the area which today belongs to Belarus and fled to America from the Russian RevolutionIt was his grandparents lol, I thought it was him and his family as a kid
No.8596
>>8594thats a girl?
how an why did she win
No.8597
>>8596never wanted to ride a dinosaur?
No.8605
>>8574Don't remember that one thank fuck. Based librarians here probably took it out of the children's section.
No.8607
FREE THE PEOPLE'S JOKER,
Idc about it but damn the name goes hard also copyright is cringe
>>8604what was the context of this, he was accused of being one by some evil wizard?
No.8608
>>8606Okiesss
That's anime thoI heard that Thor is basically a shounen protagonist
Is that true?
No.8610
Ive taken to comic bad girls lately. Can any recommend some good comics/manga with hot nude/semi-nude vulgar women doing raunchy and bad shit?
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