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Jun. 14th, 2009
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sherkahn.insanejournal.comI saw this image on the CBR boards and had to post it.
One image from Deadpool #11
One image from Deadpool #11
One perfect moment: Amazing Spiderman
Jun. 14th, 2009 01:27 amsherkahn.insanejournal.comAn old but goodie, when the hero was measured by the strength of his heart, not his might.
(If we are going to end One Perfect Moment, better to end it on a high note.)
From comicvine.
(If we are going to end One Perfect Moment, better to end it on a high note.)
From comicvine.
Batman 416 [7 scans]
Jun. 14th, 2009 01:33 amlipsofpoison.insanejournal.comPretty sure this hasn't been posted.
This is Dick and Jason's very first meeting from Batman 416. Say hello to Discowing. This is also the issue when Bruce says he took on Jason because he missed Dick, which results in Dick giving Jason his old costume (how many of these things does he have?!) in a sweet moment at the end, which I included.
Best moment imho: Dick descending on a bunch of bad guys saying ( My name's Nightwing! I may not be the gent you were expecting but let me assure you , like him, I'm the stuff of nightmares. )
Credits: Jim Starlin (plot, script); Jim Aparo (pencils); Mike DeCarlo (inks); Adrienne Roy (colors); Agustin Mas (letters); Dennis O'Neil (edits)
This is Dick and Jason's very first meeting from Batman 416. Say hello to Discowing. This is also the issue when Bruce says he took on Jason because he missed Dick, which results in Dick giving Jason his old costume (how many of these things does he have?!) in a sweet moment at the end, which I included.
Best moment imho: Dick descending on a bunch of bad guys saying ( My name's Nightwing! I may not be the gent you were expecting but let me assure you , like him, I'm the stuff of nightmares. )
Credits: Jim Starlin (plot, script); Jim Aparo (pencils); Mike DeCarlo (inks); Adrienne Roy (colors); Agustin Mas (letters); Dennis O'Neil (edits)
The Chameleon vs. Mary Jane and Aunt May!
Jun. 14th, 2009 03:39 amTags:
- char: chameleon/dmitri smerdyakov,
- char: mary jane watson,
- char: spider-girl/may parker,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- creator: angel medina,
- creator: j. m. dematteis,
- creator: luke ross,
- creator: roberto aguirre-sacasa,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: sensational spider-man,
- title: spectacular spider-man
One Perfect Moment: Darkseid
Jun. 14th, 2009 08:51 amseriousfic.insanejournal.comHaving seen a lot of villainous perfect moments, I've noticed a common trend. A lot of bad guys talk about how evil they are. Green Goblin plays around with a Gwen Stacy doll. The Joker teases Babs. Etc, etc. But when you're really evil. I mean, when you're dag-nasty bad? You don't have to advertise.
One perfect moment: Roberto
Jun. 14th, 2009 09:46 amgrazzt.insanejournal.comBehind every great criminal genius is a tough as nails enforcer, fanatically loyal, murderously tough, and just plain deadly to encounter. Monster gives us Roberto in this role.
And if that's not enough to draw you in: slash!
And if that's not enough to draw you in: slash!
One perfect moment: Optimus Prime
Jun. 14th, 2009 10:39 amgeeky_collector.insanejournal.comHey there. First post on the new SD. JUst wanted to get this one in before the week is over.
From "Transformers: Stormbringer #4" by Simon Furman and Don Figueroa. Thunderwing, a massive robot gone crazy after experimenting on himself with a bio-grafting techinque, is rampaging on Cybertron and the Decepticons are this close to just blow up the whole planet just to be done with it. Enter OP:
From "Transformers: Stormbringer #4" by Simon Furman and Don Figueroa. Thunderwing, a massive robot gone crazy after experimenting on himself with a bio-grafting techinque, is rampaging on Cybertron and the Decepticons are this close to just blow up the whole planet just to be done with it. Enter OP:
The Cowboy Wally Show, Chapter Four: Cowboy Wally's Late Night Celebrity Showdown
Jun. 14th, 2009 11:20 amkhaosworks.insanejournal.comI was kind of surprised to find that some people had never seen the glory that was The Cowboy Wally Show. So, to further tempt those who haven't read it to stampede your local comics shop and order the novel for their own, here's a few more pages, these from Chapter Four: "Cowboy Wally's Late Night Celebrity Showdown".
"And SCENE..." week
Jun. 14th, 2009 11:56 amsherkahn.insanejournal.comA proposal to the S_D community for a theme this coming week:
We all hear voices in our heads, especially when reading comics. As noted in a lot of instances this week, you can imagine a scene with someone's voice speaking the words of our beloved and despised characters. Basically assigning a well known (or up and coming actor) the voice of an actor/actress reading the lines, and giving them the depth or whimsy or spirit we know they can impart like no one else can. I'm hoping to avoid a lot of the givens, "gimme's" and "for sures" (I am dating myself) since the DCAU nailed a LOT of the voices. Kevin Conroy as (IS!) "The Batman", Mark Hamill "the Joker", Clancy Brown's "Lex Luthor" had intelligence, cunning, cruelty and class that had escaped previous version before him. Peter Cullen IS Optimus Prime.
Like casting for radio play. So stretch your mind, and give an example if you can. Who do yo hear in your mind when you read said parts:
For my entry, and I hope it starts a trend this week, I revisit this great scene posted recently. With nods and respect to kali921
We all hear voices in our heads, especially when reading comics. As noted in a lot of instances this week, you can imagine a scene with someone's voice speaking the words of our beloved and despised characters. Basically assigning a well known (or up and coming actor) the voice of an actor/actress reading the lines, and giving them the depth or whimsy or spirit we know they can impart like no one else can. I'm hoping to avoid a lot of the givens, "gimme's" and "for sures" (I am dating myself) since the DCAU nailed a LOT of the voices. Kevin Conroy as (IS!) "The Batman", Mark Hamill "the Joker", Clancy Brown's "Lex Luthor" had intelligence, cunning, cruelty and class that had escaped previous version before him. Peter Cullen IS Optimus Prime.
Like casting for radio play. So stretch your mind, and give an example if you can. Who do yo hear in your mind when you read said parts:
For my entry, and I hope it starts a trend this week, I revisit this great scene posted recently. With nods and respect to kali921
One perfect moment DCAU Luthor
Jun. 14th, 2009 12:07 pmicon_uk.insanejournal.comSuperman Adventures #41 was unsual inasmuch as it featured 22 one-page stories rather than one 22 page story.
This is one of my favourites.
This is one of my favourites.
One Perfect Moment: Spirou & Fantasio
Jun. 14th, 2009 12:19 pmnezchan.insanejournal.comMy first post here, although I've been following the community on and off for quite a while. But I couldn't let One Perfect Moment pass by without one of my very favorite teams, Spirou and Fantasio.
A lot of folks in North America have never heard of this series, even though it's been running since the 1930's over in France, and it's a total shame. European comics are fantastic, but hardly anyone scanlates them (does anyone, come to that?) because everyone and their little dog Toto is busy scanning manga to deal with a bit of French. Anyhow, the action is clear enough to know what's going on, so it's still easy enough for us anglophones to follow.
In any case, by way of setup, Spirou is an adventurer/reporter (and former bellhop, who retains elements of his original uniform) who lives with his best friend (wink, wink, nudge, nudge) Fantasio, who's similarly an adventurer/reporter. Spirou tends toward the strong sense of justice and heroism, and is also a well-trained fighter in his own right. Fantasio, by contrast, is much wackier and fun-loving, and is able to pull off rather impressive feats under duress, such as crossing a river by using crocodiles as stepping-stones, and so forth. The third member of the team is Spip, Spirou's pet squirrel, who has rather cynical thought bubbles and seems aware of the narrator, although he gets on well with our two heroes (who I'm convinced are way more than "just friends").
( robots on ice! )
A lot of folks in North America have never heard of this series, even though it's been running since the 1930's over in France, and it's a total shame. European comics are fantastic, but hardly anyone scanlates them (does anyone, come to that?) because everyone and their little dog Toto is busy scanning manga to deal with a bit of French. Anyhow, the action is clear enough to know what's going on, so it's still easy enough for us anglophones to follow.
In any case, by way of setup, Spirou is an adventurer/reporter (and former bellhop, who retains elements of his original uniform) who lives with his best friend (wink, wink, nudge, nudge) Fantasio, who's similarly an adventurer/reporter. Spirou tends toward the strong sense of justice and heroism, and is also a well-trained fighter in his own right. Fantasio, by contrast, is much wackier and fun-loving, and is able to pull off rather impressive feats under duress, such as crossing a river by using crocodiles as stepping-stones, and so forth. The third member of the team is Spip, Spirou's pet squirrel, who has rather cynical thought bubbles and seems aware of the narrator, although he gets on well with our two heroes (who I'm convinced are way more than "just friends").
( robots on ice! )
One Perfect Moment - Buster Witwicky
Jun. 14th, 2009 12:23 pmicon_uk.insanejournal.com"Who?" do I hear you ask?
Well, Buster Witwicky was the human sidekick of the Transformers, back in the Gen1 Marvel Comics era.
Well, Buster Witwicky was the human sidekick of the Transformers, back in the Gen1 Marvel Comics era.
schmevil.insanejournal.comTime once again for you to pester your fellow SDers with requests.
Once a month we will have a requests post where members can ask for certain scans to be posted. Other members seeking inspiration can look through the requests and fulfill someone's dream. Posting a request is no guarantee of its being filled, but request posts will be archived so that members can look through comments from previous months and answer them if they so desire.
The most recent request post will be linked to in the community's profile.
So Scans Daily, what do you want?
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And don't forget, we're doing a resource exchange here. So if there's something you've been itching to ask your fellow posters, but were afraid to look like a noob, here's your chance.
Once a month we will have a requests post where members can ask for certain scans to be posted. Other members seeking inspiration can look through the requests and fulfill someone's dream. Posting a request is no guarantee of its being filled, but request posts will be archived so that members can look through comments from previous months and answer them if they so desire.
The most recent request post will be linked to in the community's profile.
So Scans Daily, what do you want?
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And don't forget, we're doing a resource exchange here. So if there's something you've been itching to ask your fellow posters, but were afraid to look like a noob, here's your chance.
A perfect moment: Inspector Runge
Jun. 14th, 2009 03:24 pmgrazzt.insanejournal.comOkay, so you have an wrongfully accused man chasing a guilty one. You need a cop to chase the innocent one, too, right? Monster provides us with a rather creepy one named Runge (Lunge in some translations and the anime).
Runge has two defining characteristics. The first, is that he has an odd mnemonic device to store information. Basically, he types the information on the air, and it's stored in the computer in his head. Then simply make the appropriate gestures, and the information is retrieved. This is both very creepy and oddly cool, and the almost robotic nature of those gestures highlights his second defining characteristic: he is one of the most single-minded people in all of fiction. This is the trait we'll be examining in our perfect moment.
Runge has two defining characteristics. The first, is that he has an odd mnemonic device to store information. Basically, he types the information on the air, and it's stored in the computer in his head. Then simply make the appropriate gestures, and the information is retrieved. This is both very creepy and oddly cool, and the almost robotic nature of those gestures highlights his second defining characteristic: he is one of the most single-minded people in all of fiction. This is the trait we'll be examining in our perfect moment.
perletwo.insanejournal.comWe had a request for this in the new monthly thread, so I'm sneaking it in under the wire. Here we have 2 1/2 pages from Avengers #229, my crops but not my scans. The setup: For months and months Egghead and the Masters of Evil have been running Hank Pym around like a wind-up toy, and forced him to work on a longevity machine for Egghead.
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One Perfect Moment: Nightwing!Jason.
Jun. 14th, 2009 03:32 pmlipsofpoison.insanejournal.comFrom 52 - World War III Part One: A Call to Arms, this is possibly the best insight into Jason's tenure as Nightwing. Violent, insightful but still maniacal.
( Let's talk about responsibility. )
( Let's talk about responsibility. )
schmevil.insanejournal.comThe Love Meme was so much fun, I thought I'd start another (slightly different) meme on NSD.
The Comics Love Meme
Go forth and love.
And now for some scans.
When Deadpool met Cap, got inspired (as one does), and for his trouble, was shot in the head.
( seven pages behind the cut )
Go forth and love.
And now for some scans.
When Deadpool met Cap, got inspired (as one does), and for his trouble, was shot in the head.
( seven pages behind the cut )
dejadrew.insanejournal.comNormally I am a cautious buyer. I read reviews. I read samples. I do a quick flip-through in the store.
This comic was the exception. This was the comic I bought sight unseen, based on the cover alone.
This comic was the exception. This was the comic I bought sight unseen, based on the cover alone.
mosellegreen.insanejournal.comThis is one of my favorite WW stories ever. It was in the collection I got when I was 8 and read about a hundred thousand times. It's the first appearance of Dr. Psycho, and features two of Marston's obsessions: the occult and bondage. This was originally published in Wonder Woman #5 in the summer of 1943.
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icon_uk.insanejournal.comThe original Brother Blood is a villain with good publicity, with just a dash of classic Magnificent Bastard
One Perfect Moment with Nobody around.
Jun. 14th, 2009 07:21 pmchthonicspirit.insanejournal.comLast minute contribution to Perfect Moments week - half a page from Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol, in which Mr. Nobody explains what he's all about.
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halloweenjack.insanejournal.comOK, I'm very late to the party, but I feel utterly justified in posting this (and making it so big) because, unless I'm mistaken, no one has posted any Authority bits yet. My opinion of Warren Ellis' work, particularly some of his later stuff, is mixed, but I think that his original Authority run with Bryan Hitch has him at the top of his game, and each of the three arcs has a Perfect Moment. (Big images follow. Apologies in advance for poor image quality and/or any fubars; first time posting this sort of thing to IJ.)
( Hit the soft parts with your hand... hit the hard parts with a utensil. )
( Up in the sky... )
( Houston, we have ignition! )
( Hit the soft parts with your hand... hit the hard parts with a utensil. )
( Up in the sky... )
( Houston, we have ignition! )
One Perfect Moment: Dark phoenix rising
Jun. 14th, 2009 09:14 pmlakrids404.insanejournal.comA repost from the old scan-daily, but it is really one perfect moment when Jean Grey becomes Dark Phoenix
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Tags:
- char: colossus/piotr rasputin,
- char: cyclops/scott summers,
- char: marvel girl/phoenix/jean grey,
- char: nightcrawler/kurt wagner,
- char: storm/ororo munroe,
- char: wolverine/logan/james howlett,
- creator: chris claremont,
- creator: john byrne,
- group: x-men,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- series: one perfect moment,
- title: uncanny x-men
Three perfect moments by Grant Morrison
Jun. 14th, 2009 10:11 pmtrelas.insanejournal.comNow I am a great fan of the Justice League established by Grant Morrison, or the League of Gods as it often referred to, and there are so many awesome moments during the first three runs of the big creators, so it felt natural to post one of those moments, as others have already been shown. These are from Morrison's Ultramarines arc and highlight Plastic Man, Superman and of course, Batman.
Tempus Fugit: A Comic for Geeks
Jun. 14th, 2009 10:20 pmaddude.insanejournal.comAlright Everyone this is my first post so be kind with the mistake unless I should correct them soon
I made an online comic comic and I thought you guys might be interested
Well the comic is in it's early issues but here what you can expect: time travel, giant roaches,Bird like aliens, agatha christie, immortals, super powers,a terribly sung musical number sung while giant robots attack (oddly enough the song will not be Mister Roboto), explosion and trench coats. Also a great many geek refrences, especially star wars refrences.
I made an online comic comic and I thought you guys might be interested
Well the comic is in it's early issues but here what you can expect: time travel, giant roaches,Bird like aliens, agatha christie, immortals, super powers,a terribly sung musical number sung while giant robots attack (oddly enough the song will not be Mister Roboto), explosion and trench coats. Also a great many geek refrences, especially star wars refrences.
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I thought it was a good preview picture because it has a giant roach chasing two guys plus comig from the writer/artist the roach came out good
I know the picture usually goes after a a link but i'm still working on that
If your interested on the other pages check them out:
Page 5
feel free to comment the geek refrences I wanna see if anyone gets all of them
Flag Day: Now you Know.
Jun. 14th, 2009 10:25 pmsilverzeo.insanejournal.comSince I let most Holidays slip me by, I decided to do something for Flag Day by posting a comic strip about I just found in today's newspaper. And for the record. Yes I am a republican. Yes I think Al Gore is full of Hot Air, and yes, I eat the bodies of infants and their soul. Since I blow the wind of the sails of the people who would flame me for posting something decent of USA, here it is.
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Jun. 14th, 2009 10:52 pmstarwolf_oakley.insanejournal.comSuperman has put Superboy though a Virtual Reality tour of Krypton's history, up to it exploding. Basically, Superman wants Superboy to spy on Cadmus, which Superboy isn't very comfortable with. After all, Cadmus is his home.
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New Black Cat!!!
Jun. 14th, 2009 10:55 pmsherkahn.insanejournal.comOh, this Is going to be a good week. Starting it off with new Black Cat art!
Get ready to have your hearts sing in a chorus of "Awwwww...."
Get ready to have your hearts sing in a chorus of "Awwwww...."
101 Ways to End the Clone Saga
Jun. 14th, 2009 11:47 pmzechs27.insanejournal.comNear the tail end of the Clone Saga, Marvel released two one-shots. One was to pretty much fill in the blanks on how Norman Osborn did it (aka the Goblin Journal which I might post if people request enough of it). The other was this. A comic about all the writers, editors, and people who worked on the Spidey books wondering HOW IN THE HELL can they wrap this Saga which JUST WON'T DIE?! They devoted thirty-three pages to it. I will post just ten. I will warn you the things that you will read in this entry may drive a person mad.
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