MOTW 10/3/12: This Figure Makes Me Look Fat

TexiKen

AVX VS #6, the best one page story you can get outside of Mini Marvels, Squirrel Girl vs. Pixie by Dan Slott:

Uncanny X-Force #32, Mystique's just as cunning with her words as she is a shapeshifter:

Uncanny X-Men #19, haters gonna hate:

UltimateInferno

Action Comics #13 Superman goes back for Krypto!

Amazing Spider-Man I have the double page NOW! spread in the NOW! thread, but the spider-jamers overload his spider-sense, which causes him to see every little threat (Also way better inker for Camncoli than his Lizard arc, it's pretty good this time!)

Green Lantern #13 More set-up issue, with Baz recieving a message from Hal/Sinestro.

Delduwath

I'm not up-to-date on X-Men at all. In the Uncanny X-Men, is that

ape-Beast

? If so, how did that happen?

Automaticzen

Delduwath wrote: »

I'm not up-to-date on X-Men at all. In the Uncanny X-Men, is that

ape-Beast

? If so, how did that happen?

It didn't. Some artists are just aren't looking are reference pics?

Kyougu

People just draw him like they want. Very little consistancy ususally,

Owenashi

Kyougu wrote: »

People just draw him like they want. Very little consistancy ususally,

Munky not kitty!

Delduwath

Seriously? I mean... He's not looked like that for years. Like if someone were to draw Wolverine in his bestial, adamantium-less form, that wouldn't fly.

What I'm saying, basically, is "wut".

TexiKen

Krypto.......fly as far away from Didio as you can, boy.

I do hope they keep him de-wolfed like he looks in those scans, that's a fair enough compromise from dog to super wolf like he was a few months ago.

Bucketman

I thought this week was going to be the last issue of AvX, and at the end of the month we were getting the new NOW! stuff.

Garlic Bread

TexiKen wrote: »

Krypto.......fly as far away from Didio as you can, boy.

I do hope they keep him de-wolfed like he looks in those scans, that's a fair enough compromise from dog to super wolf like he was a few months ago.

Yeah, I like his look in the book. He's less wolf-like and more just...a large dog. He was a little more wolf-like in the backup story but not as bad as before

But he's still a sweetheart and I love him

WiseManTobes

All of Avengers Academy, but I'll try and get a few good pages up later ( Flag Football issue!)

Munch

Prophet #29; The tailed Prophet finds himself trapped in the belly of a living spaceship, his mind clouded by a psychic slave-driver. Farel Dalrymple's art is amazing, and colorists Joseph Bergin and Charo Solis do something really neat, portraying the scenes taking place in the ship in greyscale, to denote the dulling effect it has on Prophet's mind.

Bloodstrike #31; Battlestone, a former Golden Age superhero, takes a trip to the city, where he meets the new breed of supervillain.

Robos A Go Go

Ha ha, it's like JMS with super-powers.

Werewolf2000ad

G.I. Combat #5: The Haunted Tank teleports out of the Black Room and drives through Detroit to the house of the 98 year-old Jeb Stuart. Steve Trevor arrives just as Jeb boards the tank:

Antimatter

Munch wrote: »

Bloodstrike #31; Battlestone, a former Golden Age superhero, takes a trip to the city, where he meets the new breed of supervillain.

OH MY GOD

Owenashi

Antimatter wrote: »

Munch wrote: »

Bloodstrike #31; Battlestone, a former Golden Age superhero, takes a trip to the city, where he meets the new breed of supervillain.

OH MY GOD

It's fascinating to see a title created by Rob Liefeld to get this sort of reaction, much less make it in a MotW thread.

Man of the Waves

Antimatter wrote: »

Munch wrote: »

Bloodstrike #31; Battlestone, a former Golden Age superhero, takes a trip to the city, where he meets the new breed of supervillain.

OH MY GOD

And I thought the jab at Green Arrow in AvX Vs #6 was a stinger.

WiseManTobes

Avengers Academy 38
First Down of the game...

manji

Owenashi wrote: »

Antimatter wrote: »

Munch wrote: »

Bloodstrike #31; Battlestone, a former Golden Age superhero, takes a trip to the city, where he meets the new breed of supervillain.

OH MY GOD

It's fascinating to see a title created by Rob Liefeld to get this sort of reaction, much less make it in a MotW thread.

every issue of Prophet and Glory since the relaunch belongs in here.

Godzilla, 100 Year War #2 was once again amazing eye candy. Stokoe is finally getting some plot up and running, although I wouldn't care if every issue was just Godzilla fights monsters/ the army with no dialogue at all.