No.1329
>>1328/co/ is a separate board entirely on most chans, lumping all cartoons into 1 thread is rather dumb, even with the reduced post rate
No.1342
>>1338There’s a difference from being a wageslave in a capitalist society while being a leftist and actively making money larping as an anarchist anon.
That’s like comparing a normal trade unionist and a porky selling Che shirts from a sweat shop.
No.1401
>>13981. aggressively attack nerds' juvenile nostalgia cortex by making the same thing over and over
2. massive advertising blitz
3. ?????
4. PROFIT!
No.1405
>>1398>pic Whoever drew that made it look like he has his pants full of shit and like his right leg is growing outta his crotch.
No.1412
>>1411moralfaggotry (non utilitarians are dumdums)
No.1417
>>1405I know right? Most comic “artists” aside from a few notable ones are just failed actual artists.
>>1411If he can’t kill the Joker. Why can’t he just rape the Joker instead?
No.1418
>>1411fake moral standards that don't make sense. Frankly it's cause of his childhood trauma (see the Batman thread).
>>1417>failed actual artistsYep. I think that dude was done by Rob Liefeld
No.1450
>>1449>Kilowog funded and trained USSR heroesBased. DC really have a shit ton of good D-lister international capes but somehow they just keep coming back to their bread & butter of batwanking. And now that King’s run has properly tanked Batman sales and Bendis running amok. DC’s any creativity is as good as dead.
And this is coming from a guy who always pirate big 2 comics.
No.1453
>>1452wtf is that? Looks like America Chavez shit.
No.1455
>>1412Utilitarianism is just the retarded phil101 version of consequentialism. If outcome is what you care about, the first thing you need to do is think outside the box in terms of how you can influence it. Utilitarians settle for "good enough" i.e. outcomes where an action is justified, when if you were
actually a consequentialist you should be concerned with the best outcome you can reasonably achieve.
Instead of accepting the limits imposed by a moral dilemma like the trolley problem, a consequentialist imperative is to find a way to produce better results. Just pull the emergency brake. "But you can't do that," the Kantians whine. The only reason you can't is because the dilemma is constructed to prevent alternate solutions. In any context where moral dilemmas matter (i.e. real life) there are plenty of outside factors that can be leveraged to change the course of events. This has to be stripped away for philosophical expediency (both to make the thought experiments efficient and to disguise the philosophical paucity), and utilitarians accept the framing uncritically.
Should Batman kill the Joker? Of course, but it's really quite a minor question next to what he should do about rampant poverty, crime, and capitalism. Batman should kill Joker with his bare hands, not even wasting a bullet. He should put his almost limitless resources into funding measures to end crime at its roots, which is to say by fighting capitalism. Batman wields immense power both by virtue of his wealth and his personal attributes. He is therefore culpable for how he puts these to use. A sane moral or ethical perspective would have him do practically anything else besides beat up lumpens for fun.
No.1456
>>1454Most of what's good out of the Nu52 sold terribly because of the lack of advertising and WB being the unscubulous fucks that they are let most of the writers be pushed under harras and didio (who did the most corporate cocksucking) be in charge.
I'm still pissed that Morrison got fucked over just for Snyder to remake his run again.
I also love how /co/ usually love this kind of mild leftist comics. But just like their retarded cousins over on /v/, once /pol/ discovered it and starts to raid the board, they retroactively pretend to hate it from the start.
No.1457
>>1456Oh how great Capitalism is for the arts… Creativity, don't you see! We wouldn't have all this great "entertainment" were it not for Capitalism!
No.1458
>>1455I partially agree and partially disagree but am too lazy to write out the hows and whys. Good effortpost regardless.
No.1474
>>1457Funnily enough, most entertainment in a capitalist society exist in spite of commodification and not because of it. But its consummers and producers are usually ironically the most reactionary idiots there are.
This also lead to the sad case of Steve Ditko who was an adamant Objectivist (kek) that later died pennyless because he got fucked over by the same people he worship as deserving to fuck him over.
No.1495
>>1493Not as cringe as some early glowposting comparing enlisting to being a fucking comicbook superhero team in that same thread kek.
The US is really going mask-off with this one.
>2011 secretly taking out Bin Laden>2019 straight up murdering an Iranian general in a diplomatic mission (somehow when the DPRK did it, it’s bad) No.1500
>>1455>A sane moral or ethical perspective would have him do practically anything else besides beat up lumpens for fun.except he literally does that like all the time?
I'm thinking of story-timing Alex Ross's War on Crime on the Batman thread, I think it's one of the best stories that deals with the "Batman it's just some fascist who punches poor people but does nothing to help them" shallow criticism.
No.1502
>>1500>>1501Yeah the writers lazily handwave this criticism by making Wayne some super philanthropist but how can Gotham still be so bad if he's really putting his full effort into making it better? He's like the number one employer in the city and he's a billionaire. If he really wanted to help Gotham he should run for mayor himself.
Also: this argument for why Wayne is so great for giving up a small portion of his wealth is just the same as arguing that Bill Gates is some saint among men for giving away billions when he literally gets richer every year.
The surplus value Wayne steals from the poor of Gotham must be infinitely larger than the money he gives away otherwise he wouldn't be a billionaire anymore.
No.1504
>>1502I think it's like that anon from the fantasy thread said, you have to separate ideology from the media you consume and believe there's a world in which a good billionaire can help people without some sort of ulterior motive. Otherwise you'll end up like Adornofags and claim literally everything is fascist.
No.1507
>>1502I truly hate the handwave shit comic writers retroactively do to make their “heroic” characters past incarnation not a fascist or a parody of one. Reminds me of how GW slowly from 3rd edition onwards turn the Imperium parody of fascism into something inherently necessary in setting through retcons.
The only time I see this get truly addressed with a character is with O’Neil’s Question where after getting btfo’ed so hard, Victor straight up has to realize that Objectivism is garbage and cut it out.
>>1500>Alex RossIsn’t this the same pathetic idiot that sperged out of DC when they asked him to draw Kyle? The guy like Darwyn Cooke and him are reaction manchildren who have an idealistic view of superheroes as a genre.
No.1508
>>1507>Darwyn Cookeoh yeah, I read the New Frontier some days ago. Shit was legit unironic American exceptionalism propaganda, which I guess was kinda the entire point of the book but still, kek
No.1510
>>1495>when the DPRK did it, it’s badWhen did they kill a general in a diplomatic mission?
>>1500>>1501While I agree that the "Batmon just punches people and don't help" is an oversimplification, your screencap is capitalist apologism, see pic related.
Also please do post the War on Crime in the Batman thread, I'm interested.
No.1511
>>1508Kinda hilarious how it feels like something the feds would fund to ghost write, but it's actually from Bush era US (kinda running with the hard Korean war apologia of the early 2000s like the Grand Torino film).
Just a terrible book in general.
No.1513
>>1495>somehow when the DPRK did it, it’s badare you talking about the other Kim brother who was a CIA asset or the Juche necromancy?
No.1515
>>1512>us stupid<posts an entire several hundred post thread
piss off it was a simple question
No.1520
>>1515The US assassinated Iranian Brigadier General Qassem Soleimani which pretty much the leader of Iran’s efforts in beating ISIS. Now that they realized they fucked up, Trump and his administration are backpedaling hard.
No.1523
>>1502>Yeah the writers lazily handwave this criticism by making Wayne some super philanthropist but how can Gotham still be so bad if he's really putting his full effort into making it better?Because comic writers have no understanding of the political economy and the causes of crime. To them it's Satan or Chaos leaking in from a parallel dimension and the only thing to do about it is beat it up literally with your physical hands.
No.1524
>>1501If batman wants to take personal responsibility for the shithole that is Gotham, as both a billionaire and a vigilante, then he needs to take responsibility for the results or lackthereof. Funnily enough, if he found a way to successfully fight, there would be no story to serialize in the first place. Damn, it's crazy, like the capitalist mode of production incentivizing continuous sales is a direct disincentive to telling any story other than maintenance of the status quo and drawing it out as long as possible.
No.1527
>>1520Yeah I was aware of that, the question was about when did the DPRK do something similar like that
No.1574
>>1573Could it be that not having to sell like crazy has something to do with this?
No.1578
>>1573>>1574The thing is this is the opposite of the modern comic market. The Euro comic scene (specifically France and Italy) has been consistently the second largest market for comics being only behind the manga scene. While comic sales have been going down each year.
No.1581
>>1578That's probably because all American comics are the exact same and it's a miserable race to the bottom. Besides Marvel/DC don't even have to make comics anymore, they're making so much money from movies/videogames/merch that it's not worth the effort.
No.1591
>>1581You’re right. Both publishers have been gutted by their masters and turned into IP farms.
DC got hit especially hard with this last year. Where most of their higher ups were replaced by corporate woke suits who just let Harras and Didio do what ever they want as long as they keep pushing the Bat, Joker and Harley. Which backfired spectacularly with Heroes in Crisis.
Marvel is now under the reign of a weeb who just can’t stop pumping out shitty sequels to their popular events. There’s been like what 3 Civil Wars and 3 Spiderverse already!
But once in a while there’s still some good gems like the recent Hillhouse books or Dial H for example.
No.1680
>>1328Since this thread is dying. May I present to you the greatest golden age comic ever. Truly the height of American schizophrenia.
Stardust The Mothefucking Super Wizard!
No.2476
>>1573>Why is non-burger comics so much superiorBecause they have a long history of folk-tales and writing heroes, while burger-land does not. Russia is not very good with comic-book heroes either, and until recently hasn't even bothered trying since it does not fit their culture.
No.2477
>>2476>Because they have a long history of folk-tales and writing heroesI would say this is debatable. LatAm countries before and after the era of military dictatorship have a vibrant comic scene even when their culture only get the chance to shine in the post-colonial era. So much so that the US still uses it as a method to push their propaganda.
No.2478
>>2477> LatAm countries before and after the era of military dictatorship have a vibrant comic sceneBy America everyone is obviously referring to the US/Canadian comic scene - Marvel and DC and other such mainstream capeshit.
No.2479
>>2478That other poster's point is: Having a long history of folk-tales and writing heroes is not necessary for having a vibrant scene of comics that aren't capeshit.
No.2508
>>2479>Having a long history of folk-tales and writing heroes is not necessary for having a vibrant scene of comics that aren't capeshit.LatAm does have a long history of folktales and heroes tho. and has heavy european inluence.
No.2596
>>2595This tried to be edgy but it just came off as fashprim retardation.
Somehow he keep capitalist society going while complaining about it.
No.2605
>>2598Why did you bring this terrible fanart here and where did you find this?
No.2607
>>2595>>2596>>2597>>2598This isn't 4chan, we have a 3 image per post limit.
No.2615
>>2594FOR ONCE
I ask for a comic book to have a storyline where the superman-esque hero goes all dictator.
Where do you go with an uncorruptable, invincible, immortal ruler?
No.2617
>>1328>>2594>>2595>>2596>>2597>>2598atleast the depict marx as the true god.
No.2619
>>2616holy fucking shit based
wtf i hate batman now
No.2620
>>2619That universe main “villain” uploaded himself into a cybernetic ÁI to manage the resources of the universe.
While Hal only left after admitting that the villain’s plan worked and say that his nature wouldn’t fit a commie system. Basically being the guy from this interview.
http://youtu.be/ktE_3PrJZO0 No.2621
>>2616>Batman the class enemy adventurist>Aquaman the monarch>Catwoman the lumpen thief>Ras Al Ghul, useful idiot terrorist >that one immortal guy who lies a lot>Solomon GrundyWhy is Ras al Ghul there? What is even his goal? Shouldn't he be happy that things are better? Is he mad and petty that he's not the one responsible for it?
No.2622
Batman is a fucking piece of shit who could be funding programs to help the community like Black Panthers or Food Not Bombs, but instead he just beats up poor people
No.2651
https://youtu.be/95eQuyfR--8?t=524>superpowered alien kid would be better in the hands of US government than what he does in the filmfucking retarded Americans reeee
No.2653
>>2651They’re mutts. Decades of anti-communist propaganda has fried their brains to a crisp. They can’t do any critical thinking other than consooming and repeating lies, they’re honestly worse than the proles of 1984.
No.3356
Juan Giménez the artist behind metabaron died due to covid19.
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No.3614
>>1328I know virtually nothing about comics, but my dad torrented the Red Son adaptation for us to watch. How is it (both the comic and movie)?
No.3618
>>3614The comic is better but it’s as liberal as it comes. With “muh gulags”, “muh Stalin”, “muh commies lobotomy” (even though the Soviet Union were the first ones to abolish that barbaric practice”, “anarchy mean no rulez”,… strung about endlessly. The movie is even worse being straight up anti communist propaganda. The motion comic on YouTube is still there and it’s a more faithful adaptation.
No.3624
>>1573Simple question with a simple answer: The 1950s Comics Code Authority
Like
>>1578 said, comics sales per capita in every other continent (Europe, Asia, South America, Africa) are far higher, with the much-vaunted comics utopia of Japan actually just being somewhat above average compared to anywhere but burgerstan. Even American non-capeshit, like Disney's Mickey Mouse comics, are actually more prosperous outside the USA than within it where they are completely unknown.
Pre-Code, American comics were a massive industry, spanning every imaginable genre, format, and demographic audience, this was the [b]"Golden Age"[/b].
Then Frederick Wertham, aided by the Red Scare, published "Corruption of the Innocent" as part of a moral panic crusade aimed at destroying the comic industry. Of course, this ended up succeeding in part because of willing support from inside parts of the comics industry itself, such as DC's capeshit and the newspapers' syndicated funny strips.
Having killed off everything other than capeshit & newspaper strips, this launched the [b]"Silver Age"[/b] of bland, unambitious, safe, marketable, comics. This worked for maybe a generation, from the 1950s into the 1960s, until the burgerstani comic industry's audience of small children and disinterested newspaper readers outgrew any serious interest in the skeletal remnants of the medium that had been allowed to survive under the CCA.
Hence, during the 1970s, readership imploded, and the rotten industry collapsed. In a fit of desperation, the CCA was dismantled. Hamfisted attempts to shove "important" messages were made to sell capeshit as socially relevant, comics turned inward, trying to establish themselves as a niche medium for geeks with soap opera-esque crossover continuity gimmicks, or appealing as a collectible "investment" vehicle off nostalgia bait like baseball cards were doing at the time. But none of it worked, it was far too late to save anything of worth, decades of the capeshit monoculture had completely sterilized the medium of any mass appeal or creative authenticity. This was the total death of American comics as a popular medium, the [b]"Bronze Age"[/b] of comics.
By the late '80s, comics had for 99% of Americans shrunken to a cultural artifact, a curiosity of 1950s retro nostalgia, supported entirely by merchandising and licensing, with the actual comics having circulation numbers too small to actually matter as an industry. Sure, a small number of non-capeshit imprints like Vertigo and Black Horse exist, but they are trying to rebuild a cultural legacy that was completely exterminated.
A good comparison to what happened with comics, is what very nearly happened to vidya in 2007-2014, a campaign by self-promotional grifters to buy clout by leading a moral panic to destroy an entire medium.
No.3632
>>3618Thanks, comrade. I think that my dad may enjoy it more if he knows what it's really about instead of going in expecting some serious, realistic alternative interpretation.
Are there any other comics like Red Son but better that you'd recommend? Because I think at least the concept is cool.
No.3969
>>1328>Seriously is there a worse anarchist in the UK than Alan Moore?I'm tempted to say Grant Morrison but I liked The Invisibles and his run on Doom Patrol.
No.3982
>>3969Alan Moore said is right when the guy criticized Morrison for larping himself into the punk movement but the guy never truly considered himself an anarchist. Moz said that he’s a green liberal that supports Labour. While Moore called himself an anarchist while trying to make money from that edgy persona.
On another question what’s your favorite capeshit run? For me it’s Doom Patrol, O’neil’s Question and Ellis’ The Authority.
I always intend to make a storytime thread here but always worried that it may pushed potentially good threads down the drain.
No.3990
>>3982>Moz said that he’s a green liberal that supports Labour.That's unsurprising; I've often been told to read The Filth if I wanted an illustration of what Grant Morrison really thinks.
>On another question what’s your favorite capeshit run?Garth Ennis' The Boys, Rick Veitch's The One, and Kevin O'Neill's Marshal Law. The Authority is good; I should reread it.
No.4070
>>3356>died of COVID<77
From my own research on the topic, Doctors aren't even bothering with full autopsies and just label deaths as the virus because its easier than digging around in a corpse.
He probably just died of old age
No.4071
>>4070Not like that, normally they'll ask someone close if he had the flu. Or check if he went through a test and the results. A congressmen in my country died that way. The care facilities are coffins nowadays.
No.4072
>>4068The message was not liberal in nature but the ending was. It still held the idealistic notions of the truth in the press being important when in reality it has never been.
>>3990>Rick Veitch's The OneBASED
>Marshal LawTo be fair that was also’s Pat Mills greatest book behind Nemesis and Vampire Knight.
No.4074
>>4071>the resultsunreliable as fuck TBH
>they'll ask someone close if he had the flu.The similarities between the two viruses are so close that its hard to tell apart, so with the hysteria, doctors are just going with the popular option, "COVID!!!" and that's what goes on the obituary.
No.5093
>>4124Tintin goes to Soviet Union, shenanigans in escaping the Reds ensue
No.5114
>>4124A lot of anti-communist shit
>Uh actually the 5 year plans were fake, the Soviet factory have workers spending their time making mud pies>muh asiatic savages No.5116
>>5114Of course… fucking frogs
No.5118
w2c stardust bf?
No.9693
>>5247Probably not, Disney has said it's a temporary measure until Diamond renews operations.
No.9843
>>6391You are certainly not! It's insanely based. I grew up with the entire collection that my dad kept from his childhood. My favorite one was the Viking one, not least because the copy was practically falling apart even when I was a kid, so physically handling it was part of the adventure. Reading those panels of boats navigating through storms, appearing on old yellowed pages barely hanging on to the spine, made me feel like I was holding some forbidden artifact, or even a lost historical record depicting true events.
I'm sure I owe more to my personal development to Asterix and other lit for kids than I do anything they were teaching me at school at the time.
No.9865
>>9849Not as brutal as when Miller depicts how hilariously contradictory “the American way” to truth and justice.
>>5247DC is completely fucked as of now with huge layoffs because the bean counters at AT&T are tired of paper floppies I publishing. Jim Lee is seemingly pushing for online distribution and closing everything else. Which in the end will eventually lead to DC becoming just an IP farm for Warner Bros and Batman&Pals.
Luckily Morrison decided to jump ship early and go back to Heavy Metal (no more Sea Guy or that promised Arkham Asylum sequel with Batman 666 which is a shame). I couldn’t care less because the amount of good DC runs in the past could last me a lifetime.
No.9868
>>6391>astrixYup, it's galaxy brain time.
https://youtu.be/5_ehdwsv5BI No.12003
As time passes I find myself more and more Nostalgic for Samurai Jack. I was never a big fan of the art-style, but the story, animation and characters more than make up for it.
The Scotsman was always my favorite of course.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3I7h5nNuWg No.12015
>>11983>>11983>implying people don’t know about all of this already It’s one of the thing Cuckchan is still good for is sharing comics for free
No.12043
>>5116herge is belgian, and was a reactionnary fuck before an anticommunist. He is remembered cause he was one of the very first popular bd author and created a prominent drawing style, not cause of the quality of his story.
No.12044
>>4068he is obviously a cyberpunk Hunter Thompson, and I love him, the world building is also great.
No.13344
>>13342Miles Spider-man was good so this might be good too.
No.13348
>>13344That was an accident.
>>13342SO now he's black all over - his suit, his skin and his heart - when he meets Darkseid he can suck him into a black hole too, kek. But honestly this is retarded.
also take this to the capeshit and/or Batman threads m8
No.13365
>>13344>Bendis<good
Go back. The guy had a good idea, but do fuck all with it. The later writers having managed to fix him is a miracle. However his comic is still god awful.
No.13367
>>13366>muh /v/You're still as garbage as ever
No.13369
>>13367dopamine receptor burned 21st century brain
No.13371
>>13365>LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOGo where?
No.13387
>>13369>ur doamine burned<used by the "muh /v/" fag
Ironic
No.13390
>>13366You sure use that boogeyman a lot.
No.13437
>>13366>implying /v/ even know who bendis isDumb.
No.19335
>>13342Perfection, now he truly is born from the darkness like Bane.
No.19746
This is the older and more active /leftyco/ thread and slightly better quality, can
>>15233 have its contents posted here I wonder?
No.29131
Also anyone like or make fan omnibuses?
I just found one on getcomics for the JMS run of Thor,
I also found one for Dan Slot run of She-Hulk and tbh, The fan-made one looked better
No.29190
>>29130What's the effective result on a desktop? Can you send screenshots?
No.29230
>>29190wht does effective result mean
>>29192holy fucking shit, how did ytou do that
it literally looks like the panel didn't exist
i am going to learn how to do content aware filter
thanks
and OMEGA thanks for those megas and links
No.29232
>>29231it sounds based but if batman is arrested than sadly it's all going to come crumbling down
who is the clown cheka? is that the Joker's NKVD
No.29234
>>29232Batman has only been a problem in this show lol. And Harley has decided to
replace him sort of. She actually helped
Bruce overcome some of his trauma using her psychiatry skills and wants to be more heroic now that she had a taste of helping someone.
>who is the clown cheka? is that the Joker's NKVDYes, that's just what I called them because of alliteration. They only showed up for one scene so far, to arrest Bruce.
No.29236
>>29234>>29235Glory to the new Socialist Prince of Gotham!
God help anyone who messes with the psychiatric queen
No.29243
>>29237Yeah. He was also a bit of a Jesus figure (because American pop culture fucking
always falls into that trap, "Hijacked by Jesus" I think tvtropes calls it) and had a following of what you'd might call hippies. Then after a little bit of reluctance and blackmailing (on
his part, hilariously) he fell in with the Awongas and somehow got along just fine with industrialist narcissist weapon dealer Tony Stark.
Then they fought and Captain Not-France burned his hair off with a flamethrower. Then they were pals again.
Shit comic as I recall it, wouldn't recommend.
No.29250
>>29235Holy shit this animation is bad
No.29252
So, what was TDKR an allegory for
>>29243Ah I remember that Ultimate Cap now, I don't know how they made an already insufferable character even worse
>>29250I don't mind the animation as much as the voice acting,
Maybe it's because I know the actors, but I hear Alan Tudyuk, Diedrich Bader (ik he was the voice for Batman before this too), Lake Bell and the Girl from Big Bang Theory, sometimes it breaks my immersion
Oh and that soft sounding black comic who voices King Shark
No.29256
>>29230It can be hit or miss but it's usually very good if there is enough background to sample from. Can't remember which version of photoshop brought it in but I have CC2019, iirc CS5 had it too.
Just magic wand the bubble or whatever you want to erase, expand the selection by a couple of pixels to include the edges. You can hit shift+f5 (at least with how my shortcuts are set up, that may not be default) to go to fill and select content aware in the contents dropdown and it'll do it automatically and do a decent job of it.
Or you can go edit->content-aware fill and there you will be able to define the sampling area, where it picks what to infill with, so for example in this you could define the sampling area to exclude all of iron man's armour because you don't want any of that ending up where the bubble was.
No.29262
>>29252TDKR is just a boomer fantasy about still being a badass despite being old. It might actually be the prototype for all those shitty hollywood movies about old fuckers coming out of retirement to do action heroics again.
>>29250It's about average overall. They aren't going to waste a lot of budget on characters standing around talking.
No.29278
>>29259he is going to make no excuses for the terror
>>29262i am surprised with all the other HBO Max cancellations this one didn't get the axe
No.29310
>>29307what is this stuff, is it nft lite?
No.29316
Scathing, but this has been for long
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/sep/20/longest-single-volume-book-in-the-world-goes-on-sale-and-is-impossible-to-readWhen do you think it happened
It predates the movies I feel, what was the first comic book gimmick? limited editions or variant covers
I think it was when those #1s started selling for a lot
I forgot Marx but a hobby product like this that serves no utilitarian purpose and is just entertainment is always a commodity?
No.29318
>>29278>i am surprised with all the other HBO Max cancellations this one didn't get the axeHarley Quinn? The character is extremely popular right now. To the point that when they rebooted Suicide Squad they kept Margot Robbie.
>>29316>making a version of One Piece that is literally the whole manga in "one piece"This is clearly some kind of modern art shitpost.
No.29346
>>29318hey now they also kept rick flag,
and ended up killing him, can't remember if boomerang died or livedthat was such a sad story for starro, i did love the thing with the rats in the end, it was beautiful and poignant sweet
No.29352
>>29318>>29316It is literally art crap. It's 1,900 Euros and there are only 50 of them made, the 'artist' describes them as
>With a spine width of more than 80cm (31.5 inches), this sculptural object cannot be read or displayed in bookstores. ONEPIECE can only be contemplated as a materialisation of digital comics’ very own media-saturated digital ecosystem. ONEPIECE exists only as an object of pure speculation.That and the fact that he doesn't seem to have actually done anything beyond think 'lol, wouldn't this be fun'. The binding is done by someone else, obviously the book is Oda's. But he's taken Oda's name off and put his own, it's the same sort of hack shit that Roy Lichtenstein did.
>>29316The first variant cover made to sell more shit (as opposed to just different covers to identify newsstand copies, different covers for regional pricing, different logos, etc.) was the 1986 Man of Steel mini.
There have been some truly ridiculous comic gimmicks out there.
- Marvel's KISS comic mixed the blood of the band members into their red ink
- Rub-off fake blood on bloodstrike
- All the metallic, holo-foil shit in the late 80s early 90s.
Before all those I think it would be crossovers to get you to buy extra titles that you wouldn't otherwise because your favourite character is in them. I think this first happened in 1940, in Pep Comics #4 The Shield (the first American-costume themed superhero, beating Captain America by months) bats up some crooks and they continue into Top Notch Comics #5 where the shield and the wizard meet.
Another gimmick which was big in British comics, but I'm not sure the same can be said of US comics, would be the free gift. New comics magazines for the first few issues would come with extra gifts to get you hooked, for example 2000AD Prog 1 came with a 'space spinner' like a shitty plastic frisbee, a few issues later you got 'biotronic stickers' that you put on your arms to look like a cyborg.
No.29355
>>29352It's the truest homage to a book about pirates
> Marvel's KISS comic mixed the blood of the band members into their red inkI remember this! They're doing this now again in music but with nike shoes
Also damn, marvel and dc didn't even start the crossover shit? Whatever happened to Pep
I REMEMBER FREE GIFTS, This happened in India too, My mum used to get me spider-man comics from a newstand and every week had a gift, way more cooler than the other gimmicks even if it's just unloading inventory
I gotta find my spider-man diary
Do you have any gimmick stuff in your own collection?
No.29359
>>29355>Whatever happened to PepThe publisher turned into Archie comics and it became just a humour comics series in the late 40s and kept running with ever slipping sales until 1987 when they cancelled it. Like a lot of titles it was just a victim of kids having more things to do.
I don't really have any of my comics from back when I was a kid in the 90s, UK magazines tended to be printed on bad paper and basically disposable, even more so than US ones. The only gifts I specifically remember were a Dennis the Menace pencil-case, another one that was also a calculator and this bendy stretchy rubber smiley-face man.
No.29384
>>29346Boomerang died in the start what a shame.
>>29316A few months ago DC literally published a “Your own custom comic” book. Which is literally blank pages where you can draw your own shit on. Basically a glorified notebook.
https://bleedingcool.com/comics/24-hour-comic-day-dc-blank-comics-now-have-24-pages/Or the gimmick last week which is a book with just covers.
>yo I heard you like variant covers. So we made a book of just that!https://bleedingcool.com/comics/batman-dear-detective-1-preview-they-did-it-they-finally-did-it/ No.29386
>>29384hahaahahahaha
capitalism, truly the most innovative system
No.29509
>Question for this thread.
What female or male? characters in /co/ are infamous for being a trigger for someone's coomer paraphilia / fetish later in? life?.
The most infamous / well known example is Sally from the Sonic SatAm cartoon.
But other ones i've heard are also.
- Raven [Emo, Goth girls]
- Azula from Avatar [Femdom, mean girls]
- Ty-Lee also from avatar [Bombshells]
Do you know of any other common ones?
No.29510
>>29509If we're going cartoons too, then the whole show of Totally Spies. Feeding, musclegirls, brainwashing, bondage, catgirls. It has everything.
No.29511
>>29510You are making it sound way better than it really is
No.29522
>>29509>coomer paraphilia / fetishAs opposed to non-"coomer" paraphilias and fetishes? Stop talking like a retard.
No.29527
>>29522What's the hottest marvel/dc books
Like cheesecakes to the max?
Marvel Swimsuit used to exist, but not anymore
No.29548
>>29526More like memehouse of reference amirite guys
No.29554
>>29548That's what treehouse of horror always was. The very first was the raven, that twilight zone episode with the alien cookbook an poltergeist.
No.29573
>>29554>>29548did anybody ever see the one where homer eats himself? it was so sick
it was a modern tree house of horror, and i don't think i've seen anything grosser on tv ever
No.29574
>>29527also wow, none of you are cheesecake experts
disappointing
No.29595
>>29574I get my cheesecake from twitter artists not from musty comic books.
No.29606
>>29595the ones that come before you are ashamed of you
it's a lost art, and you darespeak of it like this?
learn to recycle cheesecake, they don't grow on trees
now post the twitter names of these so called cheese makers
let mine eyes checkth upon these, like you check these digits!
No.29700
what's the best comic book game i can play with emulators?
excluding arkham and spidey games?
i've heard of some game with doom and the entire marvel universe
No.29702
>>29700Incredible Hulk - Ultimate Destruction
Scott Pilgrim vs the World
The Marvel Ultimate Alliance series (3 is on switch, don't know if you can emulate that)
Freedom Force (ideology-wise it's dumb, but the game is fun)
Spider-man 2 - Enter Electro
No.29705
>>29702>The Marvel Ultimate Alliance seriesuh guys…? I think I downloaded the wrong one
Seriously how did Nintendo get away with that kind of false advertising for their GBA "versions" of games
>>29703The artwork is beautiful
Is the pink and purple robot on the left a sentinel?
No.29709
>>29706>>29708i love the colours on both of them
how do comic creators come with color schemes for their OC?
No.29780
How do I start watching the DCAU shows
I loved BTAS and JL as a kid
I assume the way it was released goes like BTAS, STAS, New Batman, JL, JLU, Batman Beyond
I don't know what project zeta or static shock are
What do all those other million DC made for home movies take place? Their own continuity or connected
No.29790
>>29780Zeta Project was a spinoff of Batman Beyond so I guess after that. Static Shock was really its own thing iirc there was just one crossover episode with Batman Beyond in the final season. Justice League started airing just as Batman Beyond was ending. I would do BTAS, STAS, New Batman, Beyond, JL, JLU and then do Static Shock and then Zeta Project (I don't like Zeta Project personally).
No.29798
>>29790Yes, that seems like the correct order
Do you think BTAS batman is peak batsy design, JL is up there too
But something about dorito-man shape is just 👌
No.29849
There were Spawn Clones? It was that popular?
What have been the trends in the industry outside of Marvel and DC's influences
No.29907
Do you think there's any "merit" or valid arguments in this rightoid thread whininig about alan moore's characterization
https://twitter.com/christphrfisher/status/1577807426522316801Also are superhero movies being popular really any indication of fascism?
Supe stories are often moralistic (sometiems gray) but I don't think that's enough to display a trend towards fascism
No doubt if we do see fascism in the 21st century, there'll 1000% be capeshit mythos invovled by some dipshit loser, but the popularity itself, being a sign of fascism, I don't really see
I just see it as people feeling powerless and wanting to see bad guys not get away with it on the big screen.
No.29920
thoughts on the fan remaster of the show?
it looks brilliant
https://imgsli.com/NTI5ODE/2/1https://mega.nz/folder/Qb4BWQJI#agv5Z3Tl9zb2KLH3SbK8Iwi can't be arsed to download 6gigs per file tho, mega has a limit
No.29922
>>29920This is the WMAA one? There's a 1080p downscale done by a torrent group you can find for smaller filesize.
I helped give early feedback, its been a work in progress for at least 3-5 years. Unfortunately fbi.gov drama bullshit has fucked over the project almost entirely (not just upscaling, also obtaining and archiving almost everything that CN and precursors ever made in best possible quality) so I don't know if any other show will get the same treatment. Similar,
since the model is accessible, but it was trained for EEnE so while it still works very well on other similar shows, this was a massive undertaking.
give me a few pictures to upscale x4 when I'm on desktop. Due to my shitty GPU I have to use a script to upscale it in 256x256 tiles and rejoin them but it does still work nicely No.30049
>>29920this looks beautiful, but I can't afford to store 6GB per file for this
>>29922I think I may have downloaded the 1080p one recently. didn't know that was a recent fan remaster.
No.30050
>>29922>I helped give early feedback, its been a work in progress for at least 3-5 years.DAAAAAMN, that's some big league shit, how did you get in to give feedback and stuff?
Here's an image if you want to upscale, what's your method, I have a iGPU 5600g, would i be able to try the method
an A.I trained on EEnE trying to upscale other stuff sounds really funny, Imagine if it tried to do Johnny Bravo
No.30051
>>30049How much is your 1080p remaster? I have the one and it's 194mb
I was also part of a forum where they upscaled KoTH and it looks pretty good
Do y'all prefer the original, painting like grainy look or the digital, smoothified?
I reckon the smoothfied look is better for eyes since it's less blurry
No.30066
>>30051Yeah my files are the same sized files. I haven't watched the remaster yet but I think they both have their merits. I do think the kind of blurry style of the original, with the lines all wobbly, was neat since it was such a distinctly recognizable style of the show. hope the remaster preserved that.
No.30172
>>29781iirc I think it's the tech they used to broadcast cel animation back in the day? I remember seeing a video talking about why the first season of Spongebob looks so different even from the cels that have been made available, and it was something to do with the way the cels were compiled for the final edit?
>>29907>Also are superhero movies being popular really any indication of fascism?I think he's probably right in an indirect way. Superman, for example, was a much more radical figure in the 30s before DC turned him and all other heroes into America cheerleaders (after kicking out the original creators and paying them pennies).
I can't relate to his position personally, I still like Superman and a few other heroes. I have long ago lost most interest in modern super-hero media, however. Even the "subversive" stuff all feels like a big show these companies are putting on. All sides of the market are satisfied because there's content for the cynics and the consoomers.
I would wager it's less a servant of fascism and more a servant of capital, with all the heroes doing the performative dance to make money for the corporations.
>>30154Natural only because the upscale is blurry.
No.30181
>>30172no way the upscale looks more blurry to you, no way
No.30219
>>30181oh sorry, my bad didn't see the file names
No.30222
>>30219thank fuck, i was scared
No.30225
how was moore expolited by the cb industry
i'm curious on what deal they get and where their wages are stolen
do the new artists get a bad deal, do they have contracts now where you get money if it gets adapted into movies
they really make so much of merchanidse and i bet the creators don't get a cent,
No.30233
>>30221this is like finding out Titans is having a fourth season
who is still watching these shows? they got buzz for one season then fell off a cliff
No.30242
>>30221I enjoyed the show just because they still stick with the Morrison run.
No.30300
>>29920what kids look like this man, i just watched the pilot again and they look and sound like 30 year old dudes
nostaliga is a b
No.30375
>>30367Artist is Adrian Raeside.
No.30377
>>30375Thank you, how did you know? Do you read them?
>He began drawing cartoons on washroom walls as a kid.[3] After being expelled from his first (and last) art class at the age of 15,[3] he moved with his parents to England, then to Canada. No.30382
>>30379i swear i tried it, i use a different extension called "search by image"
link for yours please? mozilla firefox
No.30388
>>30377No, his signature is in the second panel by the mall advert, I googled 'Raeside comics'.
No.30464
>>30446No but I am suddenly very interested in them
No.30480
>>30464I took like theological concepts
No.30497
>>30494readcomiconline dot li
No.30627
>>1328thoughts? the og kang design is too goofy for real world
but if they're doing this at least x-men have a hope
No.30635
>>30627I'll never not hate trailers using le wacky distorted/slowed down versions of classic 1970s boomer music.
No.30636
>>30635is it really distorted?
No.30650
>>30636You kidding me? You don't hear how different it is to the original when kang's putting that sphere in the thing and the rings are spinning round that city?
No.30671
>>30650i've never listened to elton john really
>>30642apologies for forgetting texas is a state of mexico
>>30651thesis: chicken nuggets
anti-thesis : chicken nuggets discount
syntheiss: THE PEOPLE'S MCDONALDS OF FREE CHICKEN NUGGETS
No.31084
>>31083>what were his best roles outside of being the iconic batman?cooking food for 9/11 relief
(source:
I Know That Voice documentary)
No.31087
>>31086If you're not gonna work for the big two, you should go with original characters because in the slight chance your work starts to have a bit of fame and success, the owners of the already existing character might be trigger happy about lawsuits. Especially Marvel since it's owned by Disney.
No.31089
>>31086If personal interests aren't the deciding factor, fancomics can be a big boost to your portfolio/online presence.
No.31092
>>31087>>31089You know that's a good strategy, I can start with a fancomic to grow my audience and then see how many stick for original ideas.
No.31512
https://boards.4channel.org/co/thread/134524135which of you is this
>Of course! The dialectical materialism of Ren and Stimpy is a fascinating one, and it illustrates the contradictions between the bourgeoisie and the proletarian very well. Ren and Stimpy are two members of the capitalist class in constant conflict with each other, and they show how even members of the same class can have different interests, which is what dialectical materialism is all about. I agree that Ren and Stimpy could be seen as a critique of capitalism, as it shows the contradictions within the capitalist class. I think Ren and Stimpy is a brilliant and subtle critique of capitalism, and it's a classic example of dialectical materialism; Ren and Stimpy is a perfect example of how even members of the same class can have different interests, which is what dialectical materialism is all about. I think that Ren and Stimpy is a fascinating show, and it has a lot of deep philosophical messages. I think that the show is very creative and unique; it has a lot of philosophical messages about the nature of capitalism and the struggle of the working class. I think that Ren and Stimpy is a great show, and I think that it is a very subtle but effective critique of capitalism. I think that the show is also a very creative and unique creation, and I really like that about it. I think that the relationship between Ren and Stimpy shows the dynamic between the bourgeosie and the proletariat very well No.31513
>>31512Very obviously written by an AI.
No.31514
>>31513I HATE ULTRON, I HATE HIM
CAN'T ESCAPE THE AI ANYWHERE THESE DAYS
at least they can't make comics yet… right? right???
No.31515
>>1342>a porky selling Che shirts from a sweat shopCultural hegeMONEY
No.31517
>>1338>Dude this pitch can create tons of merchandising! We're gonna be rich!https://archive.org/stream/TwilightOfTheSuperheroes/TwilightOfTheSuperheroes_djvu.txtThat is not just using money retard.
>With an eye to the merchandising that Marvel managed to spin out of Secret Wars, I think it's safe to assume that if it were possible to credibly spin role playing games, toys, "Waiting for Twilight" posters and T-shirts and badges and all the rest of that stuff from the title, then that would be a good idea too. Ideally, it might even be possible, while appealing to the diehard superhero junkie, to produce a central story idea simple, powerful and resonant enough to bear translation to other media. I mean, I know that I'm probably still intoxicated by the Watchmen deal, but it never hurts to allow for these things as a possibility, does it? No.31537
>>1411He wouldn't have anything left to do then. One can argue that all his moral dogmas are just a screen concealing Batman have little identity besides endless hunt and "revenge" - and he is unable to admit it even to himself.
No.31611
>>31577Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill's best second only to Nemesis the Warlock.
No.31675
>>31663It was one of the first comics that got me into the medium as a teenager in the late 2000s so my thoughts on it are pretty skewed. If you know anything about Hunter S Thompson's life (his fascination with Richard Nixon, etc) and the development of so-called 'Gonzo Journalism' in general (especially before it got vulgarized by the miserablists at VICE Magazine et al), it's a really fun and compelling read.
No.31688
>>30446God is dead was peak cringe.
>>31663Not that bad but really fucking idealistic. The press can't change shit when money is on the line. Smiley being evil for no reason was dumb.
No.31721
>>31577Pretty good. Seems like The Boys cribbed a lot of its homework from ML
No.31888
what do you think about the warworld saga, superman becoming lib in charge to liberate a planet of a dictator who is called the mongul?
it is written by PKJ, any thoughts
No.31994
>>30154>why does every KoTH release have spanish dubbingThey do? Damn I figured they'd be hard to find online since I've read that the LatAm Spanish dub wasn't broadcast very often compared to other shows. KotH is my current obsession so I'm extremely curious about the dub, where they Hispanicized all the names. I admit, I don't know much about these things because I avoid online communities.
It's become one of my favorite sitcoms of all time, but you can tell the very early seasons went in a slightly different direction than later seasons. I preferred the early episodes, so the last season was a bit disappointing to me. That makes me feel somewhat conflicted, because on the one hand I wish it had never ended and I crave more episodes, but on the other, I'm glad it didn't turn into another The Simpsons.
This is one of those shows that I wish I could show everyone I know but they don't know English so I'm in a bit of a dilemma. Unfortunately, a lot of its charm is lost in the dub and subs distract the viewer too much to pay full attention to the animation and voice acting (imo). I wish it had become more popular where I live.
No.31995
>>30494>tfw you download a .rar of the entire comic only to never read itI got it several years ago, forgot where from. oops
No.32019
TPBs were made to screw alan moore out of watchmen rights?
if they go 1 year without publishing it, he gets the rights???
No.32021
>>31994hehe
i mistook subs for dubs, i used the wrong word 💀
what do you think about the drug addict episode s2e20?
No.32039
>>32020Check archive.org, that's usually a good place to find those sorts of comics.
No.32128
>>1573that dragon looks sick asf
No.32205
>>30154>also why does every KoTH release have spanish dubbingFun fact : There's also a Quebec french dub and in this version, the cartoon is set in Quebec instead of Texas, even if there's a clock shape like Texas in the kitchen and Bush runs for president.
No.32334
Anyone read that scott snyder alt-future thing from a couple of years ago where the US literally walls itself off from the rest of the world and soft balkanizes? I got 15 issues in. The premise was good but the execution and art didn't fit for me. It now seems like an extremely prescient storyline considering the way the US is uniting the world against itself rn.
No.32372
>>31888Warworld was really good, it shows why superfags like Superman but I feel more could had been done with the setting.
I'm angry that the ending was printed on some event I didn't care for and that from one issue to the other Action Comics was done with the arc, that's frustrating.
>>32203>Valiant comicsnever read any of their stuff and I have no idea how are they still in business.
No.32399
>>32205lol
>>32372im scared to read this one
>stalinverse No.32624
you can't upload .cbz comics on leftypol?
Here's Ant-Man manga
Ant-Man+ by Toyotaka Haneda.cbz
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/4wxLjJdV/file.html No.32859
>>32399I am too; it just looks really lame and uninspired. If I were writing a commie capeshit story I'd pull from the Russian Cosmists and Victory over the Sun; but I guess that's just me.
No.32863
>>32862The sound track is a bit shite, since it was originally a silent movie and it was probably added much later, maybe even after USSR.
No.33013
>>33012hasnt this been fairly popular on the internet for a decade
No.33016
>>33014the way that the jokes and stories are set up (and what the author themselves said)
>>33013fairly, Vice was running it at one point
No.33017
>>33016i just wish finding all the strips wasnt such a mess
No.33018
>>33017Yeah, I'm going to have to buy the physical books at this rate. 420chan had a massive thread with it but last time I checked it wasn't around, maybe it's back there now
No.33590
>>33534>psychedelicsIt's really kind of sad how often people see some piece of art that's just the littlest bit weird and immediately think that it people can't produce it without some kind of chemical. It's really sad how stunted some imaginations are.
No.33617
>>33590MF HOW WOULD THEY HAVE IMAGINED WHAT BLACK HOLES, ALTERNATE UNIVERSES AND ALL OTHER SPACE GOOP
WOULD LOOK LIIKE???
THEY DIDN'T HAVE NASA PICS???
No.33632
>>33617One example is, you could put soap in water and it'll look all rainbow-ish.
No.33633
>>33617damn you literally need your third eye opened to imagine shit other people already came up with lmao
No.33753
>>33633look it's not that far fetched to say to imagine a raccoon fight a dragon is imagination
but to draw a sequence of weird squiggly lines and blobs and have that come together to create something
that's like beyond imagination during that time
btw how do i unlock my 3rd eye?
>>33667he's gotta be one of those scared turned straight kinda guy
did all that stuff in college and then became sour later
No.33755
>>33752I don't know but I saw Marvel made a pro-Castro comic when the Cuban revolution happened. But apparently it was when Castro wasn't known to be communist.
No.33933
What did y'all think of GOTG Vol.3? The creatures being an IP farm (feels like it was a disney jab), the stuff about a mad scientist creating a utopian society (and failing at it)
I think it was an okay end to the guardians tho, Weird way james gunn has done in the movies that the ravagers are just a shoe-in for old guardians 3000
>>33755lmfao yeah, he turned commie ML because of che everything after it
That is just so funny
>>33795:0 did this happen around the same time as castro just winning the revolution and not being a commie?
No.34100
>>34099Reading the first 30 of Immortal Hulk on a 70 inch projector screen, in the dark, was pretty memorable. Thanks libgen.
No.34132
>>34099https://www.polygon.com/23727109/immortal-thor-vs-immortal-hulk-al-ewing-interviewI'M NUTTTING
>To put my biblical hat back on for a second — if IMMORTAL HULK was the Old Testament, IMMORTAL THOR is the New Testament.” >>34100I'm still on Vol.4 I think, where betty
becomes chainsawman power, it's greatsounds fun, to read like that, horror in the dark
No.34133
And the best part is that Marvel didn't do this to him,
He decided on his own
It starts in August, Catch y'all there
>Putting [Immortal] on a book I’m writing is a promise to the reader, and to myself,” Ewing wrote. “I was the one who pitched the title — not editorial, not anyone else — and it was basically a self-challenge. Can I do a book like that again? Can I do my end of it better this time? I have to try, because the alternative is just lie down and let the grass grow where I fell.
No.34134
Imagine if he brings back the Eco-Communist Thor from Ultimates
No.34144
>>34132>>34132>sounds fun, to read like that, horror in the darktotal body-horror in the dark. It's more memorable for enjoying the art on a screen that size tbh. That run was full of spreads and scenarios that were just…….large. Perfect big screen comic. Not even a hulk guy, maybe read a couple of the well known tpbs before that.
No.34376
>>34375neither marx nor hegel ever mentioned that shit
No.34377
>>34376then who tf kept saying that
thesis,
anti-thesis
= synthesis
is that stalin then?
No.34385
>>34384Moore being an anarchist is fun to think about until you realize him and Bill Sienkiewicz did
Brought to Light which very much deals with the parapolitical and Latin American communist movements.
No.34386
>>34385This is on libgen.gs. I like Moore's work a lot. When I read this I liked it more. Imagine a world where he continued the journalism in parallel with the writing.
No.34388
>>34386>Imagine a world where he continued the journalism in parallel with the writing.Reminds me of the political cartoons featured in New Masses during the 1930s, and despite the John Reed Clubs ostensibly having their own little art school, its editors (like Mike Gold) always insisted that those cartoons were their best output. Imagine a world where CPUSA cultivated graphic novels going into WW2!
No.34394
>>34383>>34381wow
what is this?
No.34396
>>34394Jack Kirby's Fourth World! It says it on the bottom of each page..
No.34571
>>34566I was rewatching Zim for the first time in many years (was one of my favorite shows growing up) and it still amazes me how quality it was. The animation and music and its extremely specific kind of humor and vibe that has often been copied but never replicated. We really will never get another cartoon like it, which is such a shame because I'd love to see what Jhonen could make if he was working for Adult Swim where he could just make whatever the fuck he wanted without it having to be a "kids show".
No.34697
the flash got me thinking, you know how the prevalent message in most media regarding time travel and changing things to be right is always "let it go"
a) we don't have that power, so it's easy to pick that as the most moral and right choice
b) there may or may not be a case of capitalist realism on play, subconsciously where, even if things can be right, we shouldn't do it because of muh order of things
c) i agree with this, sometimes that type of stories are a metaphor for people's traumas and letting THAT go, and just pretty much that
i do wonder if we exclude c, if things would be different if the status quo was different, if we had time travel, that it wouldn't be seen as categorically wrong to change things
i'd like to see a story where they show a differing view point, that it's okay to change reality or something
it'd be cool
No.34744
>>34659Well the twist was that
the entire camp was fake, everyone in the camp were magneto loyalists who created it to made his infiltration as xorn easier, especially when the xmen assumed the chinese were evil already. So it makes sense. His run was great in how damn creative it is.
No.34745
>>34386Moore was a weird fucking guy as his anarchist leanings changed in waves. He started as a punk rock type who got into anti capitalism due to the whole miracle man fiasco and marvel UK fucking him over. But as he got successful after watchmen he started using his anarchist brand as a product as seen by his twilight of superheroes pitch. But then after DC also fucked him over he went full anarchist then esoteric anarchism after his two wives cheated on him with each other and took custody of his kid.
>>34590Seems very tongue in cheek. Like those fake communists that all bark and no bite.
No.34884
>>34744reeeeeeee why did i read the spoiler
i knew the twist but ee
goddamn basedneto
he's really the malcolm x
>>34745yeah pretty sure, as the times get worse,
left-wing populism just gets everywhere, co-opted whatever
No.34992
>>34989Bro this is so damn good, and I normally don't read comics anymore. What is this comic seems so damn good I should find out where acquire it.
No.35001
a comic aligning with your personal politics is a very low bar to what makes a comic good tbh
No.35092
>>34992Batman (2016) volume, Volume 4, The Cowardly Lot,
2020 Story, The writer is James Tynion IV something, he wrote "Something is killing the children"
>>35001true it is still shocking to see commie ideals but now i've realized a lot of art is lefty and
reality has a communist bias :D
>>35040holy shit is that from spiderverse or noir's own title
man,
>i wipe my keister with financial section is awesome
hobo-ben is nice
No.35093
>>35092oh and you can read the comic for free at
https://readcomiconline.li/inflitrate the ranks, the comment section is often reactionary ass nerds
we need more of our kinds in there
No.35094
I skipped through the latest guardians movie like a hog. They've got to be paying Hickman for taking the talking Russian dog and maybe Ewing for taking the "scavenge huge dead god bodyparts in space" thing.
No.35441
>>35094hickman? i'm pretty sure DnA made Cosmo did they not?
which of Ewing stuff has scavenge huge dead god body parts, that's interesting, Ultimates?
No.35515
https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.comics.marvel.xbooks/c/ELmF0_KzNxM/m/aAgtgiyFIxMJokay the x-orn twist was cool
magneto is a dengist who's got chums with CCPthe retcon is really insane, but ig, it does make him into a bumbling fool, which kinda rids him of the coolness
No.35516
>>35441Laika the Russian talking space dog from The Manhattan Projects is what the latest GotG talking Russian space dog is copying, I thought.
>which of Ewing stuff has scavenge huge dead god body parts, that's interesting, Ultimates?We only Find Them When They're Dead, BOOM comics.
No.35827
>Hickman finally gives the X men a new country after the fall of gernosha>Immediately destroy it and kills jean grey again because muh status quoFuck me sideways. Fuck Marvel. It's always jean getting fridge for shock value because she always comes back due to the phoenix. Literally the king of cosmic jobbing.
https://www.howtolovecomics.com/2023/05/17/fall-of-x-guide/>>34375Wait this is just the venture brothers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjTjmFhdUdQ>>34989What comic is this?
No.35828
>>35827Imagine reading mainstream comics, it's literally the cycle of an abuser promising things will change and they never do.
No.35829
>>34566I use to want a Johnny the Homicidal Maniac cartoon, but then I realized it probably would never be done justice. The energy and art style of the original is very raw and chaotic. You would need a studio that really understands dynamic movement.
No.36353
yo french story time dad anon
can you tell me where you picked that series from? i can't find it on the free sites
No.36354
>>35827Magneto-San will avenge Krakoa.
It's Batman by James Tynion IV the guy who wrote "Something is killing the children"
>>35828In other knews the fables, wolf among us guy just made his comic public domain because DC won't pay him properly
PUBLIC DOMAIN!!
No.36527
you think the robert kirt manifesto is real?
does image comics really give writers their whole rights to own what they make
how do they make money
No.37342
>>36381I stopped reading when the writter inserted his disgusting fetish of feral to totty dog transformation fetish
No.37358
>>37355What's this bitch's problem
What's batman's problem
No.37367
>>37355Anyone reading this be like Superman in this panel.
No.37975
>>36381It's like a hallucinatory imagining of everything surrounding the Oppenheimer era. Anything non-cape by Hickman is good imo
No.38008
>>37964Fanfiction thread is
>>3558 But yeah, fanfiction is 90% garbage, 5% bad writing but good ideas and 5% good ideas with good execution.
No.38061
>when you're watching a cartoon and suddenly the animation becomes noticeably better in one scene
It's as if the intern animated that clip and then got a lecture about staying on-model or taking too long.
No.38856
Rain Like Hammers, Brandon Graham, has some interesting far future ideas and it's on libgen. Honestly, the graf influences in the art kind of put me off at first, but it was worth relaxing into it and the writing and observations of elite behaviors are cutting. I really liked Island comics and most artists associated with it, and his continuation of Prophet was with the best of far future scifi.
Other far future things worth reading are Hickman's recent limited 10 issue series and Malachi Ward's work.
>Honestly, the graf influences in the art kind of put me off at first, but it was worth relaxing into it
This probably means you'll like the art tbh. I got some fixed ideas about it.
No.39085
Just finished Mark Waid's Irredeemable. It felt like an even hackier version of The Boys.
No.39089
>>39085Garth Ennis isn't what I'd call a great writer over all but as far as comics go he's definitely one of the best.
No.39101
The Canadian government seems to be doing a make-work scheme for academics by forcing them to make podcasts. Weird Studies pod, which I don't fully trust, just did an episode on Moore's From Hell, which I really fucking trust. Probably one of the best comics I've ever read. hmu if you want the mp3 of the episode.
No.39735
>>39709What are some good ones
No.39736
>>39735Out of Placers is the best comic out there right now
No.39738
>>39652>/co/ SoLI like SoL but why would you do this to yourself
wtf
No.40213
>>29509One of the biggest /co/omer girls is Toph
Also Vicky from Fairly Odd Parents
No.40262
>>39709>picrelLol, that's funny. I want more of this Monty Python-esque mix of satire and absurd humor.
>>40213>VickyWhy not Franky?
No.40721
>>40634Creepy goth girl energy.
No.40741
>>40740Nicole isn't even thick in Gumball's art style.
Also, that's my dad after seeing Rouge the Bat, I shit you not. No.40743
>>40742>Based dadHe's an ultraconservative boomer. Though his reaction to Rouge was kinda funny. I'm not into Rouge in comparasence which is ironic.
No.40745
>>40741>Nicole isn't even thick in Gumball's art styleNicole is, canonically, flat as a cat, but has a huge fit ass. Thicc is the wrong word, but her bubble butt is big and shall not be trivialized.
That said, most people get boners from the voice acting.I was surprised about five years back when one of the younger chatters said they had to be careful not to get 3day'd from /co/ because their dad would notice 4chan was banned.
No.40753
>>40752Not quite genre specific like Shonen Jump but I think Dark Horse had some comics that did something similar
No.40756
>>40745I did not trivialize her ass.
Wtf is this discussion? No.40762
>>40756I wasn't saying you did, but it's like a commandment, y'feelme?
No.40767
>>40764But all rabbits have these proportions…
No.40787
First episode of xmen 97 is pretty alright.
No.40890
>>40888>plus4chan is on RED ALERT! Belongs more on the alternate chan thread
>>36917 But still, checked and saved.
No.40894
>>40892 >old-ass threadAh, that was me, lol.
>there are threads I made on that site ten years ago still up I mean considering the status of /a/ватар being locked because of spam and the top threads being from 2015, I believe you. As a side note I recognize this banner's art-style, you got a source for it?
Leftypol oughta lean into the Red Alert vibe too, but more than just on April 1st. .
No.40896
>>40894I don't know, but I suspect it's from Monster Under the Bed or whatever it's called. If you can't find it, just ask in their webcomic thread on /co/.
>/a/ватар (Avatar)Yeah, usually the first board in the alphabet gets clicked by spammers since it's the first on the list. Back in 2014 they were getting hourly CP spammers and stopped it by blocking JPG OPs for a year.
The site is originally from 2006 or 2007 and soon became a /co/ bunker when 4chan was down or jannies were a shit (hence posting in this thread), but it went through three softwares so they only go back to 2014 on the current site, archives are on the front page.
No.40897
>>40896>when 4chan was down or jannies were a shitoh, and because it had cartoon/comic porn boards for like 8 years before 4chan had /aco/, and had looser rules in general.
No.40898
>>40896>Monster Under the BedYes that's it, man I remember reading that when it first came out.
>>40897 So basically it's like 4chan before it went to shit.
No.40900
>>40898>So basically it's like 4chan before it went to shit.And more so, I suppose, like /co/ before it went to shit.
Also, before the recent birth of /tnt/ after some 4chan jannies their tournament threads, (or something, i havent been to /co/ in many years) and after the birth of /aco/, it was very quiet and almost died. The silver lining about that is the few argumentative tripfags just left so it's overall a nice chill place with a great skilled admin. It's a great example of what a hobby board can be.
No.40904
>>40894>anime werewolf girlNew fetish has been aquired.
No.40905
>>40787I still need to see it.
Rightoids are seething about it which makes curious.
No.40907
>>40905>rightoids are seething so I need to see itDon't be a petty liberal contrarian.
>>40904 Succubus girl actually
No.41339
>>40787It not being horrible millennial nostalgia bait is the greatest thing to ever happen.
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