Marvel: Not enough Deadpool, too much internets

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There's been a bit of Deadpool-love lately, what with Perfect Moment week and all.
( bits and bobs under the cut... )

The Brave and the Bold #24

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(  Double shock cut )

Ultimate Pyro

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( Story behind the cut. )

(no subject)

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A funny and maybe sad comic from the website Buttersafe.

( Three Depressing Stories About Turkeys )

Marvel Adventures Dr Strange is Awesome

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Everything is better in Marvel Adventures. Including Dr Strange. Here  are some scans from Superheroes #5, featuring a Strange/Spider-Man teamup.

The story is called "A Very Strange Day" and is written (most excellenty) by Paul Tobin.

( Yes, but I'm trying to look on the bright side of things. I have to. )

Simpsons Comics #155

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This month, the Simpsons comic universe experiences the first crossover to span all three Simpson titles since "When Bongos Collide!" Something big is in store for Radioactive Man, and as we all know, where Radioactive Man goes, comic parodies follow! Since this is a brand-new issue, I've adhered to the 4-page limit for recent comics.

( A shocking event under the cut! )

Oh, Norman.

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( Three panels from War Machine #7, behind the cut. )

Live-action Krazy Kat?

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Getting a little more obscure than usual, here are a few shots of the cast of KRAZY KAT, a "Jazz Pantomime" that ran in New York a few times beginning in January 1920. Adolph Bolm played our dear Kat, quite an addition to anyone's resume.



And now a priceless look at the real thing, George Harriman's page for September 29th, 1935. This has got to be one of the most bald-faced visual puns I have ever seen.

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Conan: You don't wanna know

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( Looks like he needs some rescueing, like right now )

Durkon's Terrible, Very-Bad, No-Good Day

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Rich Burlew's "Order of the Stick" is an epic fantasy webcomic populated entirely by stick figures. Better than it sounds. There are two black-and-white prequel books containing stories never told--the first contains the stories of the heroes before they met each other; the second, the story of the villains before the comic began.

This image is from the former.

( Nooooooo.... )

(Note: this is my first time posting something here, so, feedback appreciated.)