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>Animated comic adaptations finally in full swing and will likely increase because of Invincible's success >Rick & Morty, Final Space, etc shows animated science fiction is popular among adult viewers >Cool artstyle
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>>123351094 This is the premise
>Grant McKay, former member of The Anarchistic Order of Scientists, has finally done the impossible: He has deciphered Black Science and punched through the barriers of reality. Grant theorizes that each alternate reality of what he calls the "Eververse" is like an onion. Pierce into each and you discover a new dimension, one based an infinite variety of choices made by everyone everywhere. What lies at the center is perhaps the primal universe that started it all. What lies beyond the veil is not epiphany, however, but chaos. Now Grant and his team are lost; living ghosts shipwrecked on an infinite ocean of alien worlds, barreling through the long-forgotten, ancient, and unimaginable dark realms. The only way is forward. Anonymous
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>>123351060 will they change the gender and skin color of every white male hero in this story as well and add tons of feminist crap?
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>>123351209 I admit I wasn't enjoying it a lot near the end, but I really liked the ending. I think it's not for everyone, but if you dropped it a good while ago maybe pick it up again, give it another go. If you can't get past the beginning then you won't enjoy the rest, believe me.
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>>123351160 No, it's more like multiverse shit.
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>>123351160 >>123351836 From what I remember reading it years ago when it came out, it certainly had some influence from the old EC sci-fi and horror books.
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>Still relevant after 50 years
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>>123340858 I'm surprised that this thread is still going
if there is one scene that is both inspiring and irksome it's this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-yUtXTrk68&t=51s Fritz tries to pass off as some intellectual type (to get sum pusy) and yet he wants to experience life in all it's ecstatic pleasures like the sex-fiend he is; enjoying life is wonderful yet he gets frustrated when things don't go his way because of something he did wrong or shit.
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>>123340858 So, when’s the censored CGI remake?
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>>123341144 This is Ralph Bakshi’s first movie.
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>>123340858 For Fritz the Cat, it was wild, crazy, and hot, just like the anime-western cartoon show, Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt.
>Filled with sex and violence
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whats the most autistic thing you've seen at a comic convention ?
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>>123352395 even if you generally believe trannies, Chris is a pretty damn dubious case
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>>123350184 aye but you think he washed his hands after he was done?
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>>123352086 I thought Chris identified as lesbian
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I'm trying to find those nazi huey edits but I forgot the name of the place where the cartoon drawings are archived so help a brotha out will ya
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>>123352555 That's it thanks man
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>>123352392 >Puzzle pieces Autism Speaks is a trash organization that actually hurts autistic people.
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Is it morally correct to fuck your ship?
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Was the previous issue storytimed? I wanna see the reactions.
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>>123342561 I think she died
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>>123342898 Skurge IS dead. He just decided that Valhalla was boring
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>>123342224 The manliest tears.
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>>123346155 Probably because the writer is also the artist and i think he is indie too, mini series for the most part are better than ongoing
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The Batman franchise has had:>comics that are regarded as some of the best comics of all time >(The Dark Knight Returns. The Killing Joke. maybe Batman: Year One) >an animated show that's regarded as one of the best animated shows of all time >(Batman: The Animated Series) >movies that are regarded as some of the best movies of all time >(The Dark Knight and Joker [2019] ) >games that are regarded as some of the best games of all time >(Arkham Asylum and Arkham City)
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>>123349416 It obviously starts in the 80s because that is when Batman started to superate Superman in popularity
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>>123349457 That was my point, genius.
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>>123349784 >>123349234 Very true anon. Sorry.
Honest question, how Superman can try to compete? All Star Superman did it very well, but its a elseworld meant to be the ending of the Superman mythos
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>>123349234 Huh, how did that happen?
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>>123348788 >. It's enough for him to just be a farm boy boyscout optimist who wants to help people. We are starving
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>Invincible show airs on Amazon >people watch it >they respond to it by going to read the comics, many of them for the first time
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>>123350490 Because it's (mostly) a 1:1 adpatation of the comic, so people can read ahead of the series if they can't wait for further seasons.
With the MCU, the movies are based and influenced by previous comic runs, but they don't follow any of those stories.
Also mostly this as well
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>>123350490 God I dunno maybe cuz invincible has something kind-of new to say and doesn't suck shit from a horse's ass? Because they didn't condense the source into a 2 hour one-off adventure with terrible character designs? Because J.K. Simmons is a god?
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>>123350679 The story continues in the comics, Like Harry Potter series.
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>>123350490 Because it's an actual adaptation.
Although it does take a few liberties, it's still very close to the comic.
Much like how anime adaptions are produced.
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>makes Ed Edd n Eddy based solely off of a dare to make a kid's show >it becomes one of CN's longest running and beloved shows >ends with the series having a conclusive and satisfying ending >owns the rights to it so no fear of shitty live-action reboots
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truteal !!NlLp4fsGHXT
>longest running
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>>123351534 Cope. AT-fags will always be second place.
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>>123348720 It did not since they weren’t many re runs of the show in the US at the time. It aired in other places though
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>>123347689 >Except war. WRONG
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Lady Ripper
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>Old Lady Naboo
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Help me /co/ you're my only hope. I'm looking for a digital version of the 6 issue Blade Max series from 2002. I haven't had any luck.
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>>123349660 Generally speaking, digital comic requests go in the Win-O-Thread.
Also, the whole series is on that free comic reading website everyone uses and knows about.
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>>123351033 Your etiquette is poor. You are asking for something that's really easy to get if you were smarter.
