Batman vs Superman - Part 2

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"It was really up to people of my generation to basically give Batman his balls back." - Frank Miller


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Bad Ass #2

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'The Silent Towns'

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Youngblood #1 - 90's to the EXTREME!!

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"His balding, paunchy critics will bleat about his figure-work, his crazy layouts and poses just too exciting for their tiny brains to comprehend, but these are exactly the same slobs who would have lashed Kirby in his lost decade, castigating The King as too cartoony in an era that only carved Adams-inspired-photo-realism. If you want to appreciate how good Rob truly is, then wave his books under the noses of that audience mainstream audience comics long forgot. These pages are like catnip to the kids and and it's no surprise that he remains the biggest-selling artist of his generation." - Mark Millar (quote from the Hardcover, Remastered Version of Youngblood... pretty sure he's joking)


Warning: This comic may be a bit too radical and early 90's for you.

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Inhuman Annual #1: "Legacy"

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'I would certainly say this is the most significant battle the Inhumans have faced in some time. It's designed to be a game-changer for the characters. We'll learn more about what the Inhumans' role will be going forward, as well as how ordinary humans will start to deal with them. I think you can consider Issues #13, #14 and the Annual as a sort of a "season finale" for the first big chunk of "Inhuman" plot lines, where I pull together a bunch of the themes, characters and concepts I've been introducing.' - Charles Soule

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Darth Vader #6

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But, I'm a Cat person an introduction & super mellow Jesus

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I was catching up on some of my web-comics, and I'd like to share a bit from But I'm a Cat Person by Erin Ptah. A comic that mashes up anime battle monster tropes, pop culture references, LBT (not so much the male G here, but I'm sure it'll show a bit) topics, and religion into a fun little series.

What really prompted this was the portrayal of Jesus (called Joshua Ben Joseph here, as Erin went and re-translated most of the location and personal names for fun), who is just this guy you know... but I feel I should first give a grounding on what the comic is about.

Four pages each from the first four chapters (except for two which I only use three), then four pages from interlude 3.

Trigger warning for some degendering/transphobia/homopobia

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