MOTW 01/30/2013 - But here...I am the king.

UltimateInferno

The Flash #16 "races" towards the Gorilla Warefare conclusion. Barry brings Grodd into the Speed Force to fight on his terms.

Batman Inc #7 besides all the awww from Damian and pets

We get confirmation of Heretic's identity.

In addition, Talia uses a carefully calculated delay tactic on Batman.

Superior Spider-Man #2, has Spock (thankfully) deciding not to pursue MJ.

Hawkguy #7, Kate tries to scavenge some meds for one of the wedding party members.

Kyougu

That Haweye art....

It's not good. Like webcomic quality.

Delduwath

UltimateInferno wrote: »

The Flash #16 "races" towards the Gorilla Warefare conclusion. Barry brings Grodd into the Speed Force to fight on his terms.

Superior Spider-Man #2, has Spock (thankfully) deciding not to pursue MJ.

Re: Flash - Doesn't Grodd have a hard time running given that he has opposable thumbs on his feet? Also,

what is the "other presence" that the Flash feels?

Re: Spider-Man - I... don't think that he understands what a recursive loop is.

UltimateInferno

Delduwath wrote: »

Re: Flash - Doesn't Grodd have a hard time running given that he has opposable thumbs on his feet? Also,

what is the "other presence" that the Flash feels?

Appears to be Isis, the next page is Isis and is the last page.

Turambar

Avengers #4 - Curiosity killed the intern

Silly Captain Marvel, don't you know anything about SCIENCE?

Could Hyperion's origin have something to do with the events in New Avengers?


But my real MotW:


AIM snow suits!

Centipede Damascus

Kyougu wrote: »

That Haweye art....

It's not good. Like webcomic quality.

Oh, hush.

Lots of webcomics have fantastic art.

Kyougu

Centipede Damascus wrote: »

Kyougu wrote: »

That Haweye art....

It's not good. Like webcomic quality.

Oh, hush.

Lots of webcomics have fantastic art.

Yeah, I should have added "generic" to it.

Bluedude152

Turambar wrote: »

Avengers #4 - Curiosity killed the intern

Silly Captain Marvel, don't you know anything about SCIENCE?

Could Hyperion's origin have something to do with the events in New Avengers?


But my real MotW:


AIM snow suits!

I really hope that last panel is what I think it is

Centipede Damascus

Kyougu wrote: »

Centipede Damascus wrote: »

Kyougu wrote: »

That Haweye art....

It's not good. Like webcomic quality.

Oh, hush.

Lots of webcomics have fantastic art.

Yeah, I should have added "generic" to it.

That art is leagues better than something generic like Questionable Content or Shortpacked.

vagrant_winds

Okay. I can't resist anymore. I'm going to start reading Flash now.

BlankZoe

Aha! Totally called that one impact site being important in Avengers.

Also Hyperion is pretty damn rad.

Weaver

Bluedude152 wrote: »

Turambar wrote: »

Avengers #4 - Curiosity killed the intern

Silly Captain Marvel, don't you know anything about SCIENCE?

Could Hyperion's origin have something to do with the events in New Avengers?


But my real MotW:


AIM snow suits!

I really hope that last panel is what I think it is

Do tell.

R0land1188

Avengers coming out weekly is the greatest thing ever. I can't wait for next week already!

SightTDW

I don't even read Hawkeye and I want a "disagree harder than I've ever disagreed" button right now. That art is packed full of charm. I read a bunch of spoilers out of habit, but I actually read a bunch of this stuff now so I guess I don't get to do that anymore. Hm.

Bluedude152

Weaver wrote: »

Bluedude152 wrote: »

Turambar wrote: »

Avengers #4 - Curiosity killed the intern

Silly Captain Marvel, don't you know anything about SCIENCE?

Could Hyperion's origin have something to do with the events in New Avengers?


But my real MotW:


AIM snow suits!

I really hope that last panel is what I think it is

Do tell.

Wendigo

BlankZoe

Chances of that are slim to none.

That is in Norway.

Centipede Damascus

This is the best panel in Hawkguy #7:

Merlin the Tuna

SightTDW wrote: »

I don't even read Hawkeye and I want a "disagree harder than I've ever disagreed" button right now. That art is packed full of charm.

If only it was packed with talent HEYOOOOOOOOOOkay I'll stop now. I do miss Aja though.

Bluedude152

Blankzilla wrote: »

Chances of that are slim to none.

That is in Norway.

I thought that the only thing needed to get the Wendigo to appear was cannibalism in a frozen tundra? Or does it have to be in Canada as well?

BlankZoe

Bluedude152 wrote: »

Blankzilla wrote: »

Chances of that are slim to none.

That is in Norway.

I thought that the only thing needed to get the Wendigo to appear was cannibalism in a frozen tundra? Or does it have to be in Canada as well?

It is a Native American myth, having it show up in Norway would be pretty dang weird.

Not to mention that there really isn't anything Wendigo-y about that page other than snow.

I stopped spoilering cause really it is 99% ain't gonna happen.

CorporateLogo

Centipede Damascus wrote: »

This is the best panel in Hawkguy #7:

It looks like Clint drew his hair on with a marker

Turambar

That's obviously taiga, not tundra :bz

AtomicTofu

Journey Into Mystery #648: It seems like Sif isn't really THAT great of a killer.

TexiKen

Batman & Robin Annual #1, a great done in one issue about Bruce actually learning some touching memories about his parents outside of "my parents are deaaad!", and Damian dresses up as little Batman 666 with his canine sidekick while Bruce is away. It has nothing to do with Joker or Owls, and is what I truly want to see more of from DC these days. Damian drinks milk, in a wine glass! And the third page here has one of the funniest things I've read in a long time, I mean Chris Giarrusso level of funny:

sweetcreamscoops

Yeah, B&R was great and the first time I felt that Tomasi truely got Damian's character. I want more aristocratic little shit and less sociopathic preteen.

Sinogue

TexiKen wrote: »

Batman & Robin Annual #1, a great done in one issue about Bruce actually learning some touching memories about his parents outside of "my parents are deaaad!", and Damian dresses up as little Batman 666 with his canine sidekick while Bruce is away. It has nothing to do with Joker or Owls, and is what I truly want to see more of from DC these days. Damian drinks milk, in a wine glass! And the third page here has one of the funniest things I've read in a long time, I mean Chris Giarrusso level of funny:

Totally agree, B&R Annual was great and was possibly the most fun Batman story of the new 52. The last time I really got genuine smiles from a Bat-book was the last issue of Batman (#713) before it switched over to New 52, and that was a Dick and Damian story. With all of the (rather underwhelming) grotesqueness that's been going on with DoTF lately, a light-hearted Batman story is a very welcome sight. I especially loved the last couple of pages.

I feel like the New 52 often forgets that Batman, Robin, and Alfred are all a pretty close family, and occasionally they get to have good times together despite everything that goes on. This annual was a nice reminder of that.

Mego Thor

UltimateInferno wrote: »

Superior Spider-Man #2, has Spock (thankfully) deciding not to pursue MJ.

Is Peter Parker now to Doc Ock, what Professor Stein used to be to Firestorm?

Kyougu

Mego Thor wrote: »

UltimateInferno wrote: »

Superior Spider-Man #2, has Spock (thankfully) deciding not to pursue MJ.

Is Peter Parker now to Doc Ock, what Professor Stein used to be to Firestorm?

Kinda.

Peter is in Ock's subconsiousness, so Ock doesn't know he's there, but Peter seems to have some influence.

Mego Thor

Cool, thanks.