Fantastic Force #1 Spoilers and Such

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( Meet the Team! )

Classic Spidey: Remember when Peter Parker was molested as a child?

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No? You don't?

( Well, lucky for you ... )

Casstoons: What were the girls up to?

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While practicing my drawing, I did this.
( Battle of the Cowl Spoilers and not exactly great art behind the cut )

Batman's 70th, courtesy of The Black Cat

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It's The Black Cat's Batman and Sons... Like you need another reason to click the link! But if you do...

( ...a certain someone says his first words! :) (Sort of) )

Truck Bearing Kibble

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Truck Bearing Kibble: Source


Six strips from the Truck Bearing Kibble webcomic - one-shot jokes.

( Truck Bearing Kibble )

A very special Chick Tract

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You think you've seen them all, have you? Think again...

( Will you be saved? )

Bare Minimum comics

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Nancy and Sluggo are still around today, which slightly lummoxes me as the strip has always seemed to carry minimalism way too far. The story goes that Ernie Bushmiller had an assortment of Nancy and Sluggo rubber stamps made up, and he would pick a few, press them on an ink pad and smack them on the page, ink in a few word balloons and be done for the day. This isn't as unlikely as you might think. Mac Raboy's drawings of Captain Marvel Jr were cut and pasted all over the pages of other artists, and Jack Burnley's Starman repeated the same five or six poses from story to story (and sometimes repeated themselves within the same story). Of course, with those two artists, there was a lot of care to detail and anatomy in their drawing, while Bushmiller's were simple icons a step above stick figures, but the principle is the same.

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Only in California...

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I saw this on Newsarama's previews and practically sh!t myself.

It's a good day for comics and scenes beyond awesome.


From The Uncanny X-men #509 preview

( Panel #2 - What a cheering section! )

The Delusions of Alfred Pennyworth - because everything needs more Alfred.

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From Gotham Knights #34, this is one of my favourite B&W sections, so I thought I'd repost a few pages of it. I'm actually pretty fond of the art here and it's a lovely little moment for Alfred, in my opinion.

( The Delusions of Alfred Pennyworth: 3 Pages Below The Cut )

Dial up friendly:
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Last two pages from Amazing Spider-Man #592

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( I'll let the pages speak for themselves. )

Justice League of America 32, and some comments from the writer

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While looking for responses to the latest issue of JLA, I came across a compilation of Dwayne McDuffie's quotes.

( I think I kinda want to give him a hug now... )

Madman Atomics Comics 15 cover and more Wednesday Comics

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Image Comics has finally updated their online schedule with next week's releases.
There's only one thing I was looking for, and to my great pleasure, I've got something to look forward to this Wednesday.

( Watch that man! )

( And speaking of Allred and Wednesdays to look forward to... )

BY REQUEST: WHAT IF SOMEBODY WANTED TO READ "WHAT IF?"

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Somebody requested more WHAT IF? stories a while ago.
Can't say this is one of the best ones, but it is a WHAT IF? story.
ENJOY
or not

( WHAT IF #11, MARCH 1990 )