Keep Calm And Marvel

[blackruzsa]

Gutters



And, incidentally, an agreeable previous page:



 

Comments

[stolisomancer]

I'll admit that I get the occasional chuckle from Least I Could Do, but man, whoever's encouraging Sohmer to keep doing Gutters needs to stop.

[auggie18]

Really? I have the opposite reaction. The Scooby-Doo/Green Lantern Corps one, for example, was actually kinda funny.


Granted, haven't read either in a while.

[filthysize]

It has an actual name? I just always call it "The Professional Artists Get Paid to Draw Whiny Parody Comics with No Jokes Webcomic."

[kraesil]

Hmmm. I like the first one, not getting the 2nd one.

[mrstatham]

The second one seems to be at least partially a play on the Rocky Horror Picture Show, I think?

[icon_uk]

Not long enough nor repetitive enough to be a proper play on the Rocky Horror scene I think you're thinking of.

[hoey]

Poor poor Emma.

[captainbellman]

Slut-shaming? That's a BRILLIANT punch line!

Always keep it classy, Sohmer. Classy, well-researched, and relevant.

[salinea]

typical Gutters.

[drexer]

Yup this.

It's a shame really, because I remind myself of Gutters every so often and I do think that a webcomic that pokes fun at the comics industry current events regularly is well appreciated(ergo all the support for Casstoons and other fan comics that we see here ocasionally).

It's a shame that every time I remind myself to see Gutters though, it's 4/5ths of facepalming writing and 1/5th of a joke with potential.

[quatoria]

He's usually SO classy. Like the Gutters where he had the Justice League treating Zatanna like a stripper, ending with the obviously hilarious 'joke' of Batman sticking dollar bills into her bra. Oh, man, that sure was hilarious, and not at all misogynistic.

[majingojira]

Ya know, I was about to try and defend the strip by pointing out that it could be intentional forewarning of what Marvel might do in the future.

But in context with the one you mentioned, yeah, can't do it anymore.

[captainbellman]

Or that towering inferno of comedy in which an entire strip was devoted to the theme of. "Power Girl! Boobies! HURDUR".

Or that wonderfully tasteful continual theme of portraying Alan Moore as a raving, mentally unstable homeless person - the ironic twist being Moore's own efforts to help the homeless, and his most recent work (LOEG Century: 2009) briefly exploring their terrible plight in the modern world.

[q99]

If I was marvel, I'd just avoid a re-anything name.

[kenn_el]

I like 'Regurgitated'.