No.15236
>all my heroes are working class
isn't wonder woman a princess?
No.15245
Is this thread for lefty cartoons and comics or anything /co/ related?
No.15249
>>15245>>15248I mean latter. Fuck.
No.15251
Relevant thread: Anticapitalist /co/
>>>/b/24058
Half of it's bad but the other half is good.
No.15254
>>15233what is this based comic bros
No.15255
>>15247never watched this movie
what was the creator of this movie trying to say
No.15257
>>15236>>15254It's not a real comic. DC would never put out something this based.
No.15259
>>15255Probably something edgy about communism not working
The original cartoonist denounces the movie, and killed fritz
No.15260
>>15253So from what I've heard, Crumb did agree to the movie being made (with hesitation), but after seeing it he hated it?
No.15261
>>15236Superman: pro establishment journo
Aquaman: and Wonder Woman: monarchy
Green Lantern: basically space cop
Flash: academic PMC
Only pro working class hero in DC is Green Arrow
No.15262
>>15260It's not like he had a choice, it was getting released anyway
He made a lot of money off of it too, being the first X rated movie and all.
No.15268
>>15259figured as much
sad
No.15276
Saw these on other /co/ can anyone rec more commie comics?
The Communist Manifesto (2018) (Digital) (phillywilly-Empire)
https://mega.nz/#!b54Agbia!OCrqZeyXsYOgjhgJ8iGsoZklaRjXm2XD2HHXPAe2hXghttps://www.mediafire.com/?rgbw95kx9uf5h40A People's History of American Empire (2008) (digital) (phillywilly-Empire)
https://www.mediafire.com/?dt62mqu59rgbe5o/ No.15277
>>15276Anything by Moore.
No.15286
>>15276Anything by Spain Rodriguez.
No.15349
Is green lantern really space cops? I want to read it because I really like the idea of being powered through will
Also what are the best blue lantern comics
No.15350
>>15264ayy nice
didn't see this was a pdf comic
No.15351
>>15349More like a space vigilante, or even a plantation guard, his authority stems from the guardians of Oa just handing out rings and nothing else.
Dunno about Blue Lanterns but I don't think they've been in too many comics anyway
>>15291I started years ago, too a break and haven't returned even if I tell myself I will do
No.15352
>>15351>I started years ago, too a break and haven't returned even if I tell myself I will dosame
No.15353
>>15352>>15351>>15291what is the sandman
i've heard about the comic i feel
No.15362
>>15353A comic about the god of dreams walking into the dreams of different people
It's way weirder and way better than what it sounds
No.15388
>>15253whats the final monologue?
No.15389
>>15362that sounds cool i'll read
No.15488
https://readcomiconline.li/For anybody who wants to read all comic books, I like this website because it loads all the pages instead of making you click each page, so you can just scroll it easily
And it's library of comics is pretty big.
>>15439What is good about it?
>What was the last comic any of you was hype about?The new punisher series from 2 years ago
Currently I'm hyped about ASM (2018)
There's some centipede bad guy in the issue I'm reading and I don't know what's his deal is, Seems like he's a new villain.
No.15495
>>15488>What is good about it?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.15514
>>15510>2020 VisionsI think I heard about it, wasn't it published by vertigo in 1999 or 2000? Now it hurts to know it was accurate.
No.15542
>>15495Read the first issue
Sounds like fun elseworld don't know where it's headed
also LOL at those fake reference comics
>>15233Does anybody here have big ass torrents or magnet links for big comic collections?
Might need to go offline for a year and need to stock up on entertainment
No.15553
>>15542Nemesis43 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.15554
>>15517Jamie Delano is a reactionary? Never hear dof him anyway
>>15546Gr8/8
No.15557
>>15553Thanks anon I found him
https://www.ettvcentral.com/torrents.php?cat=55and that's a cool new program you told me about
No.15688
>>15560The 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.15732
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.
STEEEEERN!!!!
No.15749
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
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
we never saw hugh jackman's wolverine in his og costume in all of the x-men movies
No.15750
>>15748Thanks.
>A revolution was directed by a small group of men who urged the people to attack their representive governmentFunny how much
RED fear brainwashed them that they couldn't even realize how this sentence sounds exactly like the founder's of america
No.15751
>>15748speed run the whole shit comic
top tier boomercore stuff
was the phenomenology of the spirit hegel the same hegel who was marx's professor? wtf
also it did really arise me to find out books about withering away of the state, i would like to know to
some of the early stuff made me hard ngl
it fucking makes my skin crawl from the level of seething this comic does over communism being godless
i don't think even soviet propaganda was this strawman-ish
i fucking hate american propaganda so much, cocksuckers will accuse you of being le evil of doing the exact same thing they do
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.15835
I don’t know why but I just love 2000AD series. Even though they threw away the more sci-elements, Nikolai Dante was a great story. A more action based, brainless version of Corto Maltese.
>>15560No man’s land was hilariously over the top and makes no sense within the context of a DC universe. There’s people that can literally stop earthquakes!
It’s kinda sad that nowadays DC is just basically a corpse dragged around by AT&T. There’s nearly nothing on their lineup that make me want to pirate their shit anymore. And they still haven’t release a Starman, O’Neil’s Question or Sandman Mystery omnibus.
>>15749To be fair, in later Arkham games, the Riddler only wear casual green clothing that look more like a meth dealer than a super villain. He didn’t escape it at all.
No.15935
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WVDKZJkGlYThoughts on the eternals trailer?
It gives me imperialist vibe with the whole "we gave them culture, we guided the poor brown locals" and the quips are a complete miss
But I dig the music and aesthetics because it gives me MoS vibes.
What are the best eternal comics
No.15979
>>15961What exactly is leftist there? It is lib tier idealism.
No.15980
Why are we discussing the supposed existence of "left wing media franchises" again? Fuck off; this is just a comics thread.
No.15990
Invincible had potential but became shit after the first half and libshit at the end.
No.15997
>>15276>The Communist Manifesto (2018) (Digital) (phillywilly-Empire)https://mega.nz/#!b54Agbia!OCrqZeyXsYOgjhgJ8iGsoZklaRjXm2XD2HHXPAe2hXghttps://www.mediafire.com/?rgbw95kx9uf5h40So I'm reading this foreword and it seems to me like this author is a lib who once used to hold revolutionary ideals in his youth
No.15998
>>15277>>15286Are both of these authors communists?
Do all of their works have a communist message?
No.15999
>>15997Yes, 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.
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.
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.16003
>>15998I love the fact that Kilowog and his home planet are canonically communist and DC has refused to address this since the 80s.
>>15998>Rodriguez One of the biggest names in underground comics. He wrote Trashman, basically a communist Punisher fighting against a “future corporate America” which is now hilariously looking exactly like 2021 America.
>MooreA punk doomer liberal that LARP as an anarchist with his comic profits. However his writing is impeccable and his knowledge on Brit cultural history is very in-depth. He’s also a Lovecraft fanboy. His books on Providence, Watchmen and V for Vendetta are all great. Even his reconstruction of superheroes are great like Miracleman, Tom Strong and Supreme.
Dude used to be as much as a weasel as Goeff Johns but after his work got stolen by DC and his wife left him for a lesbian he became the guy he is today. Completely withdrawn to money and live squatting about.
No.16004
>>16003>Kilowog and his home planet are canonically communistI was wondering about that pic I saw on leftybooru
lmao they made the porky the communist
were any of the mentioned authors involved in green lantern who made this character
No.16033
Also who is the high evolutionary?
People were mad in the comments that kraven defated his creations and made him clone himself 87 children
Is he like a celestial? I can understand the anger then
No.16048
>>16033Imagine dr Monroe but cosmic. Dude fought with beyonders and celestial while owning counter-earth where he routinely create civilization of beastmen then killing them because they don’t suit his liking. This is like having black mask trying to struck a deal with Sinestro, it’s retarded, also the entire storyline is just too long and overtly convoluted.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunted_(comics) No.16081
>>15259He just hated the movie lel
No.16083
Are power rangers/sentai/ultraman shows /co/?
Or should I post about it in the tv thread
No.16084
>>16083in 4chan they'll go on /m/. You could make a tokusatsu thread here but dunno how long could it go for.
I wish the toku and capeshit communities were closer, if you like one you will like the other.
No.16127
>>16124Reverse Flashe's name is Eobard? Lmao
No.16129
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.16130
>>16129My favourite story time was on /co/ about a french comic where a dad raises three daughters
If anybody knows the comic please say so, It was very bright and colourful
No.16146
My other favourites
>>16144What is this?
EC comcis was a publisher?
No.16148
>>16146You seriously don't know about EC Comics? They were arguably the most influential comics publisher of the 20th century. As cliched as it sounds, there was a time when American comics weren't all about superheros. Crime and horror fiction were all the rage in the 1940s and 1950s, and had come to be widely known for the mature content. This was cause for concern among a certain segment of the population, which in turn led to the creation of the Comics Code Authority, whose subsequent censorship sunk the market for that kind of stuff into the underground by the 1960s and 1970s (later to be picked up by artists associated with Zap Comix, for sample). EC Comics' co-editor Bill Gaines' 1954 testimony would be famous for those concerned with the rights of comics artists, especially since the establishment of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund in 1986. The scans themselves are of a massive, $200 tome history published by TASCHEN just last year:
https://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogue/graphic_design/all/01135/facts.the_history_of_ec_comics.htm No.16151
>>16145Do you have a link to a pdf of this?
No.16153
>>16151No, cbr/cbz are the preferred format; get used to it.
No.16154
>>16151Just download a comic reader. It’s literally free bruh.
No.16155
>>16130>>16131>>16142>>16149I STORYTIMED THAT!!
It's still my favorite thread ever
No.16160
>>16155Wait it was you who did that?
No.16163
>>16161Yeah cbr/cbz are just comic book forms of rar/zip; just the change the file extension and extract to folder.
No.16164
>>16160YES!
IT WAS AWESOME
No.16165
>>16164Amazing.
What a delightful coincidence that after all these years both, The person who made the thread and I, who enjoyed it, found each other on an obscure imageboard in an obscure board on a obscure thread.
Good job anon. Guess it was likely that you were a leftist since we are the ones who take initiatives to do such communal things.
No.16167
>>16155Wait really? Based. Storytime is always a great reprieve from the same outrage farm by /pol/tards and the waifu autism of /co/.
It’s just annoying that we don’t have a storytime cycling general here to do that.
No.16184
>>16165makes sense but beside storytiming I was never active inside any /co/mmunities
>>16167A 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.16188
>>16184not having to solve the captcha is an underrated feature of this site ngl
No.16468
Are there any reliable sources for sales figures that includes digital marketing?
No.16469
>>15993For 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.
But the tribe picked this lil Jewish kid from Kick ass to be Kraven. His accent was not even good as Quicksilver.
I'll never understand
No.16471
>>16463I've seen these woke Felix panel many times but I've never seen a context or a source
No.16473
>>16469>kid from Kick asswait
no
NO NO NO NO NO
THIS GUY IS THAT KID FROM KICKASS?!?
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
he got godzilla, mcu?
No.16475
>>16471>>16468Not as far as I know, none of the digital storefronts publish any sort of sales figures. Even comichron for paper comics is not reliable since diamond doesn't actually publish unit figures, and of course it misses actual book shop sales. And now that DC aren't with diamond anymore it's even more difficult.
https://www.comichron.com/faq/directmarketsalesdata.html#diamond2003>>16471That one's just an edit.
No.16486
>>16466>Written by fame hogging scam artist #1 and fame hogging scam artist #2The fact that these two haven’t retired yet is amazing to me.
>>16344>Disney “lore”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.
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.16548
Post highlights from The Boondocks the comic strip
No.16549
>>16532Are there any good communist comics?
No.16552
why does the "look what have they have to do to mimic a fraction of power" line feel so familar
what other /co/ media have this theme of aritifical gods fighting born gods
i've never watched invicible only the meme
No.16562
>>16552There 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.16580
>>16532To be fair the Uyghur genocide shit is about as real as superheroes, so it fits right in
No.17287
>>17282>>17285wait the hammer and sickle thor is supposed to be looking evil and bad?
he looks cool wtf. is this miller as in frank millar?
No.17290
>>17287That's Frank Miller, I think he means Mark Millar
No.17324
>>17282>>17285people talks shit of 90's comics like if the 00's had not been any worse
No.17341
>>17337why is frankie such a rightoid
what happened in his life
No.17411
>>173419/11 basically broke his brain. He saw the event as proof that the US is under attack by communist Islamic terrorists or something and in order to protect him being a radlib he have to support the warhawk bush. His hatred of Reaganism basically went away that moment.
https://archive.is/CWXO No.17415
>>17411wait he was a radlib and was against reganism
woah
No.17417
When is Freakazoid coming back
No.17435
>>17417Preferably 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.17473
>>17435yeah that's crazy that paul dini wrote for freakazoid
No.17899
>>17886That's the Flash, not Daredevil. He's worse, he's a mechanic for the police. GL is obviously a space-cop too.
No.17901
>>17899are superheroes not basically cops?
No.17905
Was the multiverse gimmick a good or bad thing that happened to modern comic books
It pretty much lets you rewrite and redo and take and pick whatever you want.
Which comic book writer invented this trope by reading science books
No.17922
>>17876What is that from? It looks dope
No.17923
>>17905The 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.17925
>>17905Probably the flash of two worlds being one of the first incarnation of comic multiverses. Probably started from DC’s corporate deciding that they want their cake and eat it too by taking a double dip in making two different characters with the same name.
Most comic writers can’t write multiverse for shit. It’s either extremely lazy crap or mega-autism with rigid rules.
>>17923Agreed. The autism over it was stupid and led to a misuse of multiverse and parallel worlds into not a tool to tell interesting perspectives on the same character archetype but just pure over-indulgence in excess.
Hickman and Snyder are notorious for this. The former is notable to push his gay agenda against hope just to be dark for edginess’ sake and his obsession with graphs.
The latter on the other just want to wank Batman by recycling ideas.
>>17922A Moebius story about how a US officer refusing to nuke the USSR in retaliation was executed for treason. Pretty cool and based.
No.17926
>>17923The worst thing to ever happen to comic books was clowns in tights and capes.
No.17931
>>17927to read or to make?
>>17926really
No.17947
>>17901Kind 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.
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.17955
>>17901I wouldn't call stoping the Joker from blowing the city, fucking a thief and making a kid with a half demon being a cop.
Now go read the watchmen.
No.17957
>>17931to read, I have a pile of unread floppies since last week
No.17965
>>17957such is life
i have the time but i lack the drive
i'll read one for you today
No.17967
>>17965Solidarity forever
No.17970
>>17926Hey blame the game not the player. The CCA killed non-capeshit comics in its entirety and it’s still recovering from it.
>>17955Morrison addressed this aspect the best.
>"I got interested in the class element of Batman: He’s a rich man who beats up poor people. It’s quite a bizarre mission to go out at night dressed as a bat and punch the hell out of junkies. And then he goes home and lives in this mansion. There’s an aspirational quality to him—he’s an outlaw and he can buy anything. He has a new Batmobile every movie. He’s very plutonian in the sense that he’s wealthy and also in the sense that he’s sexually deviant. Gayness is built into Batman. I’m not using gay in the pejorative sense, but Batman is very, very gay. There’s just no denying it. Obviously as a fictional character he’s intended to be heterosexual, but the basis of the whole concept is utterly gay.I think that’s why people like it. All these women fancy him and they all wear fetish clothes and jump around rooftops to get to him. He doesn’t care—he’s more interested in hanging out with the old guy and the kid.”http://www.playboy.com/playground/entertainment/culture/the-super-psycheHis entire run on Batman is in essence a way to avoid the inherent class aspects of a vigilante that is the views that not systematic solutions but individual actions can cure societal ills. He made it explicit that his Batman is too big to take on normal crime so that the fantastic can be explored.
No.17978
>>15991Wait. They were supposed to be left wing?
They seemed more like neonazis to me.
No.17991
>>17970I don't want to sound pedantic but the CCA didn't kill non cape comics, non capes survived up until the early 70's
What killed non cape comics was the paperback novel, which also killed pulp/fiction magazines.
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.17997
>>17978Yeah in the comics they’re essentially Mautists. Crumb was explicitly hard on Maoism and China at the time as well as the western supporters of the ideology. Dude made an entire strip on trashing Mao’s comment on nukes being a paper tiger. In the strips, one of the cell member was a glowie from the start, something that he got from seeing some real Maoist orgs in San Francisco.Crumb ridicules his revolutionaries but more because they’re ineffective not because they’re extreme or evil like Bakshi.
The schism between Bakshi and Crumb in the adaptation of Fritz really mirrored the latter adaptation of watchmen by Snyder. Crumb basically had no say in the film with his signature on the contract wasn’t even confirmed to be his.
The film was a bastardized version of the three comics that not only got molded by Bakshi’s liberal mentality but also his love for extravagant violence and sex. Kinda like how Snyder made the scenes that was supposed to show silk spectre I in a vulnerable position into just another way of romanticizing rape. The fact that Fritz also became a projection for Bakshi’s extremely contradictory liberal beliefs is even worse, he saw Fritz as a fraud because deep down he interpreted his own shallow leftism as a fraud in of itself.
Dude nearly pissed himself when Crumb got Rodriguez and Wilson into the screening of Fritz.
No.17998
>>17970Bro somebody tell morrisson that batman is just a very clueless volcel
No.18001
>>17998Didn’t he go full non-binary recently? Makes sense since his wife is basically a female version of himself.
No.18018
>>18001bro i straight up got alan morre and grant morrison mixed up
No.18205
>>16532Issue 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.18206
>>18205Not 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.
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.18254
>>18206Yeah I'm not enjoying this book but I'll keep reading it for more lib idiocy.
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.18869
What are some good long running web comics to bing read
I always enjoyed going through pages of that rotund guy who strangles an animephobic dodo
I've been thinking about reading that Ctrl+Alt+Del comic
Is it funny like that?
Drop some website links for some fun webcomics (If you can from the first page) I prefer non serialized
https://www.smbc-comics.com/https://www.whompcomic.com/http://www.deathbulge.com/comicshttps://poorlydrawnlines.com/ No.18926
>>18581Horacio Altuna's work is pretty fun.
No.18936
>>18869>Is it funny like that? 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.22126
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.22149
>>22128>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.22154
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.22164
>>22154Based honestly, making the capeshitters capeshit
No.22303
>>16081a lot of authors do
No.22306
>>22300anon likes cats hahaah
>>22304NOICE
No.22592
>>22181It wasn't bad, it was just worse than the first season.
No.22597
>>15276Red 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.22607
>>22591>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.22618
>>22597There 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.23154
Where do people download comics from nowadays? I swear there used to be a site full of CBRs you could just search and click. Now my search results are all PORKED
No.23155
Hell yeah, been waiting for a /leftyco/
No.23163
>>23155How long did you wait? Negative 10 months?
No.23164
>>23154libgen.gs
getcomics.info
No.23269
If it's a Kanker episode, there's an 80% chance I'm just gonna skip to the next one.
No.23270
>>15276Trashman by Spain Rodriguez
No.23518
>first 12 episodes of Archer namedrop Eugene V. Debs and Noam Chomsky
HMMMMMM
No.23594
Any (ex-)horsefuckers lurking around these parts?
No.23595
>>23594What? Why would Ex-Horse fuckers be in a /co/ thread?
No.23596
>>23594>>23595I think what he means is if there are any ex-bronies in the thread.
No.23597
>>23595>>23596Ponyfags, nor/mlp/eople. Since they got their start on 4chan's /co/ I figured this would be the thread to ask in.
No.23600
>>23597>>23596Ooooh, ok. You might wanna give /siberia/ a shot, or the pony thread on /games/
No.23608
>>23597I never stopped being a horsefucker, but yeah I use siberia more.
No.23961
Alright, so you know how I said a big HMMMMMM to Archer? Back in
>>23518 ?
Well they openly namedrop Operation Gladio and call it a "weird crypto-fascist CIA shitshow", and explain Operation Paperclip.
No.23962
>>23961Cool, can you post a clip or the episode its namedropped in?
No.23979
>>23928its funny because this show has an entire episode making fun of an allegory of gommunism
No.24012
>>23979I don't remember that. which one?
No.24034
Batman is a neoliberal.
No.24221
>>24219https://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.24234
>>24034More 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.24258
>>24234can you go more indepth on those two batman versions?
what makes them
No.24282
>paying camgirls to roleplay as Doctor Girlfriend>not even for any erotic reason just because it's fucking hilarious>>23962Gladio 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.24283
>>24258O’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.24299
>>24270I'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.24300
>>24283>Literally the difference between #223 and #224 is night and day.brb, checking out
also
don't you mean knight and day?
No.24301
>>24299That 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.24327
any of malachi ward's independent work anons. it's the shit.
No.24427
>watch early spongebob for the first time
>almost every single famous meme is from season 1
No.24428
>>24427later seasons turn to shit so
No.24429
>>24427>>24428i 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.24504
>>24428I 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.24835
>>24644This is better than every MCU movie
No.24845
>>24644Yes, but at the same time they exposed the rotten core of modern superhero shlock
No.24879
>>24817Darkseid feels fear all the time. Mf once got mugged by earth street thugs.
No.24881
>>24219They 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.24883
i just want doom in the mcu
i don't want kang doing secret wars, wtf does kang even do
No.24884
>>24847yes
this is from superman/doomsday comic
they end him in the most dope way possible
>>24879LOL, do you have any idea of what comic
No.24885
>>24881>They are normalizing women having muscles so that's also a plus.The Muscle Girl Agenda remains in motion
No.24906
>>24884Literally 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.24910
>>24906so he was one of the enemy of the new gods? wow
>mfw darksied was a reactionary No.24927
>>24925I 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.24941
did ben affleck ever really actually post on /co/?
i just read "josh trank" post on there
No.24942
>>24927kingpin 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.24947
>>24942kingpin is a crime boss, but he doesn't destroy cities like Doom
No.24950
>>24949why do they keep making villains vaguely leftist (rhetorical question)
No.24951
>>24949M.O.D.O.K. is a legit threat in the comics.
He’s almost Dr. Doom level.
No.24967
>>24950wait which villain are you talking about?
>>24951i saw they also made him the final boss in the new avengers games
he's like a kaiju
No.24968
>>24219Same.
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.24979
>>24968There'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.25044
Freakazoid is the most ADHD show
No.25046
>>25044All those Spielberg cartoons at the time were and I loved them for that.
No.25047
>>25046What were the others?
Is there any reason why they were like that? What was happening in the 90s
No.25048
>>25047Tiny Toon Adventures
Animaniacs
Pinky and the Brain
unbelievable amounts of cocaine
No.25049
>>25048That'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.25128
>>25118what does that mean exactly? they are ressurecting him how
No.25241
>>25050They're gonna reboot it someday, aren't they?
No.25243
>>25241i don't even remember the last place freakazoid was mentioned other than the voice actor posting daily facts of him on twt
So idk, i wouldn't opposed to some HBOMax thing
was the pinky and that other 3 rat siblings reboot good?
>>25242🤮
what was his last cameo
No.25244
I still don't know what was up with those X-Men comics in Logan
That fucked up my brain a bit, Cause those are real comics
So like they got their identities capitalized on by a fictional company in-universe?
I liked X:Men Origins Wolverine more
No.25336
Gorr
A based iconoclast bestowing justice upon the ruling, decadent class
Or
Cringe, lonely godcel in need of some love?
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