I was looking at the last issue of Blackest Night: Titans (a good reason to CHECK your subscription folder before you pay for it, but that's another story) when my five year old wandered by. Looking over my shoulder, he saw the following panel:
The following dialog then transpired....
"Daddy, that lady has a butt ."
"Most ladies do, guy."
"Why is she dressed like ...
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Originally Posted by Rolzup
"Why is she dressed like that?"
"That's her costume, and...well, that's about it."
He considered this for a moment, and then shrugged. "It's not very good."
Your son is wise. With the wide variety of pornography available to today's adolescents via the internet, I ...
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Originally Posted by austenandrews
My son had only seen the Teen Titans cartoon. When I showed him a picture of Starfire from the comics, he laughed and laughed.
In most respects, I think that the cartoon is superior to all but certain parts of the comic, and even then those parts seem to be concentrated in ...
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Originally Posted by Yo! Master
Come on people, you underestimate the amount of effort it takes to draw both ass & tits showing in the same panel.
She's like a human (Tamaranean?) tesseract - perspective is meaningless in the face of her non-Euclidian T&A.
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Originally Posted by Clayton Wick
In most respects, I think that the cartoon is superior to all but certain parts of the comic, and even then those parts seem to be concentrated in the Geoff Johns run.
As mediocre as Marv Wolfman's writing is, I still find it superior to most of what the cartoon has to offer...
Quote: Originally Posted by Grumpygoat Though I think Batwoman lost the heels for Detective Comics, thank goodness. She did. P.S.#1 The Exiles arc with only Wolverines was a pure distilled awesome idea, by the way. P.S.#2 I don't see your problem with Girlverine. At all!
Marvel is aware that they're stretching the bounds of plausibility with all the Wolverine appearances - that's why they've introduced Wolverine Junior and Girlverine! Now there's a whole Wolverine family! He's like Captain Marvel!
Quote: Originally Posted by Grumpygoat Batwoman! Gah! As you note, Kate now wears what are basically combat boots, which is rather logical given her background. I assume that Rucka had not finished thinking about Kate's dad when 52 was being written. I think the costume seen in 52 was an older design originally intended for Batgirl.
Quote: Originally Posted by Ragnarok_Engine What continuity is WH40K-Headtubes-Wolverine in the back from? That's Albert, an android designed to emulate Wolverine. He was a recurring character in Wolverine's title in the 90s.
Quote: Originally Posted by Grumpygoat There's a bit more leeway than even that. I generally don't give a toss when Zatanna's wearing heels - but this is because the heels play into her general costume, while she also isn't a particularly physically-oriented character (though she also can fly when she desire). Meanwhile, seeing heels on someone like Huntress or Black Canary sticks out like a sore thumb. Batwoman! Gah!...
Quote: Originally Posted by Phigment Wouldn't he tend to hurt himself with the spiky upper arm ring things? Those seem impractical. If the spikes only pointed away from him, you might be able to justify them as weapons, but what's the villainous utility involved in jabbing yourself in the armpit frequently? It's probably a mental focusing technique or a reminder of his sins or some other crap that a writer who'd name a...
Quote: Originally Posted by Victim I think a subtle form of flight could also work, since the super could just hover at zero altitude with the power, thereby avoiding anything greater than nominal stresses on the feet and ankle. There's a bit more leeway than even that. I generally don't give a toss when Zatanna's wearing heels - but this is because the heels play into her general costume, while she also isn't a...
Quote: Originally Posted by ExNihilo While I've heard that before and I agree that it makes some sense, as far as I know it's fanwank - I've never seen Marvel actually address it. And just once I want to see Logan with his claws sticking out of the palm of his hand because he was in the wrong position when he SNIKTed. There was an Ultimate Spider-Man where Peter Parker (in Wolverine's body) kept stabbing himself with the...
Quote: Originally Posted by ExNihilo While I've heard that before and I agree that it makes some sense, as far as I know it's fanwank - I've never seen Marvel actually address it. And just once I want to see Logan with his claws sticking out of the palm of his hand because he was in the wrong position when he SNIKTed. I've read about the double-click somewhere -- hell, maybe it was in an Official Handbook. (EDIT: Damn you,...
Quote: Originally Posted by ExNihilo Fraction is pretty mediocre when he doesn't have the considerable talent of Ed Brubaker to lean on. Iron Man is the only book he's written that continues to impress me, with everything else he has a tendency to get caught up in the style and let any substance fall by the wayside. I find the idea that Iron Fist or Casanova, stylish as they are, lack substance really odd.
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