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Irredeemable #33 preview
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sherkahnComicBookResources has the preview of issue #33, where we get any idea of how Qubit was able to escape the super prison in deep space.
( On my own..... )
( On my own..... )
Jan. 30th, 2012
sherkahn
aekaInspired by icon_uk's previous post, I just remembered *this* story exists.
Hey...icon_uk can't have all the fun. :P
( Dick asks...'Are you really pretending this won't kill us?' )
icon_uk's previous post, I just remembered *this* story exists. Hey...
icon_uk can't have all the fun. :P( Dick asks...'Are you really pretending this won't kill us?' )
greenmaskI feel sure I've flailed about praising the Invisibles here before, but as it turns out we only have two tagged entries in the archives - and one of those is pictureless at this point. Travesty!
Let's remedy that a bit! Here are five pages from the first volume, say you want a revolution. One of my favourite series, and one I happily discovered before I knew "who Grant Morrison was". Lucky for me because forming opinions on people who 'matter' can be so stressful, can't it?
So here we have Jack Frost, a.k.a. seventeen (fifteen? I forget) year old Dane McGowan: living on the streets with an old man who is possibly "mad". He is in for some adventures, and they are just starting to begin.
No bondage this time, but a little bit of wtfery. We are now exiting your comfort zone, Dane..
( Read more... )
And then things just keep on happening.
Lines by Steve Yeowell, colours etc by Daniel Vozzo and Electric Crayon, Letters by Clem Robing.
Oh, one thing - MOD REQUEST!!! - could you ADD THE "THEME: DUDE IN DISTRESS WEEK" to your already-posted.. posts.. please? And to any new ones you have in mind. We've just had a minor tag clean-up so there's now room for this week.. Thank you!
Let's remedy that a bit! Here are five pages from the first volume, say you want a revolution. One of my favourite series, and one I happily discovered before I knew "who Grant Morrison was". Lucky for me because forming opinions on people who 'matter' can be so stressful, can't it?
So here we have Jack Frost, a.k.a. seventeen (fifteen? I forget) year old Dane McGowan: living on the streets with an old man who is possibly "mad". He is in for some adventures, and they are just starting to begin.
No bondage this time, but a little bit of wtfery. We are now exiting your comfort zone, Dane..
( Read more... )
And then things just keep on happening.
Lines by Steve Yeowell, colours etc by Daniel Vozzo and Electric Crayon, Letters by Clem Robing.
Oh, one thing - MOD REQUEST!!! - could you ADD THE "THEME: DUDE IN DISTRESS WEEK" to your already-posted.. posts.. please? And to any new ones you have in mind. We've just had a minor tag clean-up so there's now room for this week.. Thank you!
Dudes in Distress week: The dynamic duo!
Jan. 30th, 2012 01:40 pmsherkahnIt was the 60s. It was a ... stranger time... and experimentation was going on in this crazy medium we love. io9.com has some of the trading card art from yesteryear.
Two of my personal choices behind the cut that meet this week's theme.
( Na na na-na na na nah, BATMAN! )
Two of my personal choices behind the cut that meet this week's theme.
( Na na na-na na na nah, BATMAN! )
Dude in Distress: Hatesex Edition
Jan. 30th, 2012 04:57 pmbroomsMagneto and Xavier get kinky in Eve of Destruction.
( Crucify my love )
Creators: Scott Lobdell, Tom Raney, Scott Hanna
( Crucify my love )
Creators: Scott Lobdell, Tom Raney, Scott Hanna
icon_ukIf any dude got into more distress than Messr's Grayson and Barnes back in the day, it HAS to be young Mr Batson over at Fawcett Comics. Since he needed to be able to say his magic word to actually BECOME the superhero he was often gagged and tied up by the villain (whether they knew about the magic word or not). There are many, MANY examples I could have picked of the incredibly creative ways he came up with to free himself; from sticking his face into burning torches, to hypnotising monkeys, from dripping acid onto his face, to convenient micrometeorite strikes, but this one is something else...
From 1951, in Captain Marvel Adventures #142 we have "Captain Marvel fights the Tiger Terror" as Billy Batson comes across a shape-changing menace who uses the name John Jones... Honest! (2 1/3 pages of a 7 page story)
( More gory than you'd think )