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The Secret Huntress Fan Club! (DC Comics: The New 52)
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Yes we do.
But he was the original. And the best.
there seem to be some good idea mixed in with the slop, i will give you that, but look at those covers
i mean, i am sure the pontiac aztek is a mechanically fine vehicle, but it is still a pontiac aztek
like, at all?
fawcett went out of business. marvel copyrighted the captain marvel name since, for all intents and purposes, he didn't exist anymore and the trademark lapsed.then dc buys fawcett but whoops there already is a captain marvel that has actually been seen in the past twenty years, and he has his name trademarked.
so, no, your fictional evil judge didn't do anything because he didn't understand comics. that is not remotely true.
What no nothing is ever going to happen to Selina and Helena like that no
right?
right?
Actually once I get past the fun penny-pinching stage and into the remodel a mansion for shits and giggles part I'm going to move Bruce in as well.
No! there is various combo packs
I really should get an offline game
Actually, Yeah, I do know what I'm tlaking about, like at all. I just didn't go into the details of all of it because it didn't seem necessary and I don't subscribe to the theory that every forum post has to be a college thesis on the topic at hand. What you siad is correct. And DC had a lot to do with driving Fawcett out of business. They actually sued Fawcett from the 40's on saying that Captain Marvel infringed on Superman until Fawcett couldn't cope anymore and sold their superheroes to Charlton Comics, with DC buying them outright later.
I was merely opining about the unfairness that the original had a set of restrictions that Marvel didn't have. I should have put this in the bitchin thread.
Eh, I think the head/face are fine. It's the size 40FF boobs that make the body/head ratio look out of whack.
Also Black Canary's costume is downright functional!
And did I miss any exclusive reveals during FCBD? Or is it something that will show up in eventually...
They revealed that Phantom Stranger, Pandora and The Question were part of the Trinity of Sin
That strange skull box is Pandora's Box (the same skull was seen as a badge in Justice League #6)
Black Adam was fighting the Justice League
Vibe, Element Woman, and the Atom are gonna show up eventually
That new Green Lantern guy was shown to have replaced Hal Jordan and is fighting Batman and the rest of the League. He doesn't sound like a bad guy, just misguided. And he didn't have a gun.
The Justice League roster has either expanded or turned into separate factions, who are all fighting amongst themselves over Pandora's box.
it's free on Comixology if you want to see it
http://www.comixology.com/DC-Comics-The-New-52-FCBD-Special-Edition-1/digital-comic/JAN120006
He has been, on and off.
Lobdell's workload got a little too heavy, so he had DeFalco write a couple issues for him over the past few months. I'm way behind on the so-called "Young Justice" line, but I remember the one DeFalco issue I did read was actually noticeably better than Lobdell's usual work. And that is sort of something in this instance, because on the whole I've really liked Red Hood and Superboy so far. So I'm hoping DeFalco will keep the book on the right path, at least.
And I'm hoping that in spite of his terrible boasting, Lobdell will do a Superman on the level of the better parts of Red Hood and Superboy.
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The whole story is essentially a riff on Frankenstein movies; it ends with Bizarro sacrificing himself to restore the sight of the blind girl who befriended him. The first post-Crisis Bizarro story (by John Byrne in the Man of Steel mini) is basically a re-working of this story with the adult Superman.
EDIT: Not to imply that it's some sort of grim 'n gritty story, of course:
I was going to post the Arrow Car from Green Arrow, but I can't GIS a picture of the arrow shaped cars, just the one that looks rather pedestrian. So, this will do instead.
Sure. Just before the Fall of Metropolis Storyline they did a serious Bizarro story that I thought was alright (when I was 15...). Oh and in Byrne's Man of Steel miniseries too.
EDIT: FunniER Bizzaro came back with the Emperor Joker Storyline if I'm not mistaken.
Yeah, from Crisis to Emperor Joker was the more serious Byrne version, then they brought back the "Bizarro No. 1" type in EJ.
Oh, and a special mention to Steve Gerbers weird story in the last issue of the original DC Comics Presents, which has a darkly comic scene in which the Bizarro World is destroyed, and Bizarro No. 1 and Bizarro Lois put their son in a rocket and fire it towards the centre of the world so he'll die first.
That made me crack up laughing.
I wouldn't mind seeing a more serious take on Bizarro, he's been a ineffective joke of a character for a long time now. I wouldn't mind seeing the tragic side of him or even the pure monster version of him.
And I also can't stop laughing at the idea of shooting a kid into the center of the earth. I really need to pick up that issue.
edit: saw this at the LCS but bravo DC, on the cover to Frank #10 you still have Jeff Lemire as writer, even though he's been known to be off the book with #9 for months.
Yeah, that last DC Presents issue is something you really have to read for yourself.
It was published after Crisis, but takes place in pre-Crisis continuity; it's technically the last proper appearance of the original Earth-1. (DC Comics Presents was the first and only book to have stories explicitly labelled as 'post-Crisis' and 'pre-Crisis' on it's covers.) It's Gerber (with Rick Veitch drawing) taking the opportunity to wreak havoc on the place, smashing up the Phantom Zone and Argo City, killing off the Phantom Zone criminals, etc.
Thought of another tragic-comic take on Bizarro: a short story in one of DCs late '90s eighty-page giants by Tom Peyer and Kevin O'Neill that presents the Bizarro World concept as a fantasy life invented by the lonely Bizarro.
I always think of the animated series when I think of Bizarro. That's serious enough for me. That quote worries me.
I'm disappointed that Superman is changing writers again. It was getting better!
This is technically the first round of # 0's as the old Zero Hour universe never existed.
I don't think there was an Aquaman # 0 last year either.
Edit: Maybe you mean Brightest Day # 0 but again that universe is gone.