Post your husbando.
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Hey Ian, how about a mothers crossover for mother's day 2019?
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>ends all power level arguments
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Welcome back to the very last backlog binge thread of /ssss/ storytime. Yes, that's right, we're finally cruising down the homeward stretch towards the brick wall of pragmatically rationed update schedules. After the ensuing collision we'll be admitted to the hospital of sub-optimal life choices, trapped in semi-vegetative states and sustained purely through the routine administration of 4 ccs of updates per week, our mourning friends and family will gather by our bedsides and contemplate pulling the plug.
For the uninitiated, in these threads I post 120 to 150 pages from the comic Stand Still Stay Silent until we catch up with the lastest update.
Now, some of you might be asking why someone would spend their time doing this, instead of just reading the comic themselves, and to those people I'd say:
How dare you say this to me...
I didn't spend months slaving away in the Vegemite mines, carefully budgeting my measly earnings of 3 crocodile teeth per day in order to trade for the requisite number of AUSnet brand power orbs in order to buy one day's worth of the internet access in order to post an obscure comic panel-by-panel onto a Norwegian sun-bathing forum, just to get sass-mouthed by a bunch of fucking robots! Get out of my sight you little buggers, back to the land of CAPTCHA and autocorrect with you!
Anyway, in this episode of our program our party of battered protagonists (minus one), now separated and gravely demoralized, must stagger towards their extraction point as gaily as their broken ad fatigued bodies can manage while simultaneously fending off various adversaries, including but not limited to: hungry shrubs, spooky ghosts. danger noodles, and the greatest monster of all, existential crises.
Okay, enough of this 'words' shit, let's get to the part that you all came to see.
For the uninitiated, in these threads I post 120 to 150 pages from the comic Stand Still Stay Silent until we catch up with the lastest update.
Now, some of you might be asking why someone would spend their time doing this, instead of just reading the comic themselves, and to those people I'd say:
How dare you say this to me...
I didn't spend months slaving away in the Vegemite mines, carefully budgeting my measly earnings of 3 crocodile teeth per day in order to trade for the requisite number of AUSnet brand power orbs in order to buy one day's worth of the internet access in order to post an obscure comic panel-by-panel onto a Norwegian sun-bathing forum, just to get sass-mouthed by a bunch of fucking robots! Get out of my sight you little buggers, back to the land of CAPTCHA and autocorrect with you!
Anyway, in this episode of our program our party of battered protagonists (minus one), now separated and gravely demoralized, must stagger towards their extraction point as gaily as their broken ad fatigued bodies can manage while simultaneously fending off various adversaries, including but not limited to: hungry shrubs, spooky ghosts. danger noodles, and the greatest monster of all, existential crises.
Okay, enough of this 'words' shit, let's get to the part that you all came to see.
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#CartoonGate has begun
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September 2018 Comic Book Sales to Comics Shops
Estimated Comics Shipped to North American Comics Shops Based on Reports from Diamond Comic Distributors
>Items marked with asterisks [*] had their reported orders reduced by [about] 10% due to returnability.
>Dollar ranks are in square brackets.
> 1. RETURN OF WOLVERINE #1 (Marvel) - 260,410 [1]
> 2. HEROES IN CRISIS #1 (DC) - 140,699 [4]
> 3. DOOMSDAY CLOCK #7 (DC) - 130,973 [3]
> 4. BATMAN #55 (DC) - 105,609 [6]
> 5. BATMAN DAMNED #1 (DC) - 95,483 [2]
> 6. BATMAN #54 (DC) - 94,685 [8]
> 7. THANOS LEGACY #1 (Marvel) - 92,143 [5]
> 8. FANTASTIC FOUR #2 (Marvel) - 85,540 [12]
> 9. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #6 (Marvel) - 84,376 [9]
> 10. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #5 (Marvel) - 82,934 [11]
> 11. JUSTICE LEAGUE #8 (DC) - 76,360 [15]
> 12. SPIDERGEDDON #0 (Marvel) - 74,507 [7]
> 13. JUSTICE LEAGUE #7 (DC) - 74,393 [16]
> 14. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1 (Marvel) - 73,835 [10]
> 15. VENOM #6 (Marvel) - 73,543 [13]
> 16. SUPERMAN #3 (DC) - 67,405 [18]
> 17. AVENGERS #7 (Marvel) - 65,815 [19]
> 18. INFINITY WARS #3 (Marvel) - 63,700 [14]
> 19. WALKING DEAD #183 (Image) - 62,514 [20]
> 20. STRANGER THINGS #1* (Dark Horse) - 60,139 [17]
> 21. AVENGERS #8 (Marvel) - 58,060 [22]
> 22. ACTION COMICS #1003 (DC) - 57,865 [21]
> 23. JUSTICE LEAGUE ODYSSEY #1 (DC) - 57,114 [23]
> 24. CATWOMAN #3 (DC) - 55,068 [25]
> 25. THOR #5 (Marvel) - 54,446 [24]
> 26. CAPTAIN AMERICA #3 (Marvel) - 53,188 [26]
> 27. DETECTIVE COMICS #988 (DC) - 51,405 [27]
> 28. DETECTIVE COMICS #989 (DC) - 50,479 [28]
> 29. STAR WARS #53 (Marvel) - 46,982 [30]
> 30. FLASH #54 (DC) - 46,677 [29]
> 31. IMMORTAL HULK #5 (Marvel) - 46,676 [31]
> 32. STAR WARS DARTH VADER #21 (Marvel) - 46,479 [32]
> 33. FLASH #55 (DC) - 45,729 [34]
> 34. IMMORTAL HULK #6 (Marvel) - 44,741 [37]
> 35. JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #3 (DC) - 44,656 [36]
> 36. COSMIC GHOST RIDER #3 (Marvel) - 44,428 [38]
> 37. STAR WARS #54 (Marvel) - 44,127 [39]
Estimated Comics Shipped to North American Comics Shops Based on Reports from Diamond Comic Distributors
>Items marked with asterisks [*] had their reported orders reduced by [about] 10% due to returnability.
>Dollar ranks are in square brackets.
> 1. RETURN OF WOLVERINE #1 (Marvel) - 260,410 [1]
> 2. HEROES IN CRISIS #1 (DC) - 140,699 [4]
> 3. DOOMSDAY CLOCK #7 (DC) - 130,973 [3]
> 4. BATMAN #55 (DC) - 105,609 [6]
> 5. BATMAN DAMNED #1 (DC) - 95,483 [2]
> 6. BATMAN #54 (DC) - 94,685 [8]
> 7. THANOS LEGACY #1 (Marvel) - 92,143 [5]
> 8. FANTASTIC FOUR #2 (Marvel) - 85,540 [12]
> 9. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #6 (Marvel) - 84,376 [9]
> 10. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #5 (Marvel) - 82,934 [11]
> 11. JUSTICE LEAGUE #8 (DC) - 76,360 [15]
> 12. SPIDERGEDDON #0 (Marvel) - 74,507 [7]
> 13. JUSTICE LEAGUE #7 (DC) - 74,393 [16]
> 14. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #1 (Marvel) - 73,835 [10]
> 15. VENOM #6 (Marvel) - 73,543 [13]
> 16. SUPERMAN #3 (DC) - 67,405 [18]
> 17. AVENGERS #7 (Marvel) - 65,815 [19]
> 18. INFINITY WARS #3 (Marvel) - 63,700 [14]
> 19. WALKING DEAD #183 (Image) - 62,514 [20]
> 20. STRANGER THINGS #1* (Dark Horse) - 60,139 [17]
> 21. AVENGERS #8 (Marvel) - 58,060 [22]
> 22. ACTION COMICS #1003 (DC) - 57,865 [21]
> 23. JUSTICE LEAGUE ODYSSEY #1 (DC) - 57,114 [23]
> 24. CATWOMAN #3 (DC) - 55,068 [25]
> 25. THOR #5 (Marvel) - 54,446 [24]
> 26. CAPTAIN AMERICA #3 (Marvel) - 53,188 [26]
> 27. DETECTIVE COMICS #988 (DC) - 51,405 [27]
> 28. DETECTIVE COMICS #989 (DC) - 50,479 [28]
> 29. STAR WARS #53 (Marvel) - 46,982 [30]
> 30. FLASH #54 (DC) - 46,677 [29]
> 31. IMMORTAL HULK #5 (Marvel) - 46,676 [31]
> 32. STAR WARS DARTH VADER #21 (Marvel) - 46,479 [32]
> 33. FLASH #55 (DC) - 45,729 [34]
> 34. IMMORTAL HULK #6 (Marvel) - 44,741 [37]
> 35. JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #3 (DC) - 44,656 [36]
> 36. COSMIC GHOST RIDER #3 (Marvel) - 44,428 [38]
> 37. STAR WARS #54 (Marvel) - 44,127 [39]
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How would you react if Andrew Garfield came back as Spidey in the current Venomverse? Mouse BTFO
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Hey /co/ we interrupt your regular scheduled Hellblazer storytimes for a very special episode about smoking
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