Aphra decides to capture Luke to get back in good graces with Vader, so she paints Triple-Zero gold and Luke thought he was Threepio, then gets tazed at close contact.
Also Vader kicked the shit out of everyone sent after him, like damn.
Jesus god did Remender end his final Marvel story on the most depressing note in the goddamn world
Nomad and Ellie, Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter's daughter from the Hydra controlled Battleworld Realm manage to make it to the reality hopping Infinite Elevator he arrived on after being nearly killed by Zola's Avengers.
As Ellie is bleeding out in Ian's arms he says they failed (The whole theme of the issue was Ian thinking that the never ending battle against evil is pointless because they never have permanent solutions to the villains or warmongers but is aware that killing them is a big line to cross) but she says "We tried."
Iron Strucker blasts the elevator just as the doors are about to close and the whole thing explodes, with him saying it must have been another fuel source inside that ignited.
Then in the massive pile of rubble the Avengers find no trace of them.
"There's nothing left. It's like they never existed."
With the final panel straight up saying in all caps FUTILITY.
I am pretty glad he's taking a break from Marvel stuff at this point, the vast majority of his work had just been oppressively grim and depressing over the past couple years.
is that when you hit up up left right left triangle at the end of mortal kombat and the opponent just lays down and looks up at the stars, feeling like shit
Yeah, Uncanny X-Force was fantastic, and his Cap run is great, but he puts so much of that style into other books and it's just horrible. (Venom being just plain unpleasant to read, IMO.)
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I feel like that's always been Rick Remender's default state
I feel like that's always been Rick Remender's default state
Mostly after reading Fear Agent
It is definitely where he trends to most easily but his Marvel work had been pretty fun and goofy at times and the dude was well known for that as well as the dark shit for a while
Remember, he's the man who did Franken-Castle
But lately the grim stuff became really overpowering
Jesus god did Remender end his final Marvel story on the most depressing note in the goddamn world
Nomad and Ellie, Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter's daughter from the Hydra controlled Battleworld Realm manage to make it to the reality hopping Infinite Elevator he arrived on after being nearly killed by Zola's Avengers.
As Ellie is bleeding out in Ian's arms he says they failed (The whole theme of the issue was Ian thinking that the never ending battle against evil is pointless because they never have permanent solutions to the villains or warmongers but is aware that killing them is a big line to cross) but she says "We tried."
Iron Strucker blasts the elevator just as the doors are about to close and the whole thing explodes, with him saying it must have been another fuel source inside that ignited.
Then in the massive pile of rubble the Avengers find no trace of them.
"There's nothing left. It's like they never existed."
With the final panel straight up saying in all caps FUTILITY.
I am pretty glad he's taking a break from Marvel stuff at this point, the vast majority of his work had just been oppressively grim and depressing over the past couple years.
To counteract the ridiculous grimdark of Hail Hydra, here is the ending to Groot #6 which I love so god damn much it makes me want to explode
After a fun trip to Earth with Rocket, including fighting supervillians, watching Star Wars in Carol's apartment and listening to Star-Lord's favorite band, Groot finds himself partying with the X-Men. After mercifully interrupting a super awkward attempt by Young Scott to flirt with Young Jean Groot communicates with her telepathically and reveals the real reason he asked Rocket to head to Earth: years ago, when he still lived on Planet X, his people were cruel and merciless and would abduct peaceful aliens from other worlds and conduct science experiments on them. Groot hated it, but was much smaller than the other treedudes and didn't want to get stomped. But one night he found a little Earth girl in a stasis pod awaiting experimenation and he couldn't take it anymore and breaks her out after introducing himself. Before he teleports her back to Earth, he sprouts a very special flower and gives it to her to remember him by. He hopes Jean can find her and tell Groot where she is.
Jesus god did Remender end his final Marvel story on the most depressing note in the goddamn world
Nomad and Ellie, Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter's daughter from the Hydra controlled Battleworld Realm manage to make it to the reality hopping Infinite Elevator he arrived on after being nearly killed by Zola's Avengers.
As Ellie is bleeding out in Ian's arms he says they failed (The whole theme of the issue was Ian thinking that the never ending battle against evil is pointless because they never have permanent solutions to the villains or warmongers but is aware that killing them is a big line to cross) but she says "We tried."
Iron Strucker blasts the elevator just as the doors are about to close and the whole thing explodes, with him saying it must have been another fuel source inside that ignited.
Then in the massive pile of rubble the Avengers find no trace of them.
"There's nothing left. It's like they never existed."
With the final panel straight up saying in all caps FUTILITY.
I am pretty glad he's taking a break from Marvel stuff at this point, the vast majority of his work had just been oppressively grim and depressing over the past couple years.
Also Danny can be Asian and still an outsider in K'un-lun, it's a fucking magical secret city. You wouldn't even need him to have grown up in western culture although that would be the easiest way to do it.
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Robyn's showing no remorse at all, huh? Is she just going to be one of those characters that are terrible and remain terrible?
To counteract the ridiculous grimdark of Hail Hydra, here is the ending to Groot #6 which I love so god damn much it makes me want to explode
After a fun trip to Earth with Rocket, including fighting supervillians, watching Star Wars in Carol's apartment and listening to Star-Lord's favorite band, Groot finds himself partying with the X-Men. After mercifully interrupting a super awkward attempt by Young Scott to flirt with Young Jean Groot communicates with her telepathically and reveals the real reason he asked Rocket to head to Earth: years ago, when he still lived on Planet X, his people were cruel and merciless and would abduct peaceful aliens from other worlds and conduct science experiments on them. Groot hated it, but was much smaller than the other treedudes and didn't want to get stomped. But one night he found a little Earth girl in a stasis pod awaiting experimenation and he couldn't take it anymore and breaks her out after introducing himself. Before he teleports her back to Earth, he sprouts a very special flower and gives it to her to remember him by. He hopes Jean can find her and tell Groot where she is.
The Groot series is everything I love about Guardians of the Galaxy in one thing
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To counteract the ridiculous grimdark of Hail Hydra, here is the ending to Groot #6 which I love so god damn much it makes me want to explode
After a fun trip to Earth with Rocket, including fighting supervillians, watching Star Wars in Carol's apartment and listening to Star-Lord's favorite band, Groot finds himself partying with the X-Men. After mercifully interrupting a super awkward attempt by Young Scott to flirt with Young Jean Groot communicates with her telepathically and reveals the real reason he asked Rocket to head to Earth: years ago, when he still lived on Planet X, his people were cruel and merciless and would abduct peaceful aliens from other worlds and conduct science experiments on them. Groot hated it, but was much smaller than the other treedudes and didn't want to get stomped. But one night he found a little Earth girl in a stasis pod awaiting experimenation and he couldn't take it anymore and breaks her out after introducing himself. Before he teleports her back to Earth, he sprouts a very special flower and gives it to her to remember him by. He hopes Jean can find her and tell Groot where she is.
Groot: Best Comic of 2015
Excuse me.
I am a cynical bastard and I have something in my eye.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
Oh dammit, I just remembered we were supposed to get a Gamora comic.
What the hell happened to that thing?
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Well be prepared for a double whammy because Doctor Strange and Iron Fist are right next to each other
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Netflix is doing 2 shows a year, next year is Daredevil and Luke Cage
Also Vader kicked the shit out of everyone sent after him, like damn.
The Wonder Woman weekly was also really good. I love lil' Diana and her rebellious nature.
As Ellie is bleeding out in Ian's arms he says they failed (The whole theme of the issue was Ian thinking that the never ending battle against evil is pointless because they never have permanent solutions to the villains or warmongers but is aware that killing them is a big line to cross) but she says "We tried."
Iron Strucker blasts the elevator just as the doors are about to close and the whole thing explodes, with him saying it must have been another fuel source inside that ignited.
Then in the massive pile of rubble the Avengers find no trace of them.
"There's nothing left. It's like they never existed."
With the final panel straight up saying in all caps FUTILITY.
I am pretty glad he's taking a break from Marvel stuff at this point, the vast majority of his work had just been oppressively grim and depressing over the past couple years.
Mostly after reading Fear Agent
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Remember, he's the man who did Franken-Castle
But lately the grim stuff became really overpowering
Life is unfaaaaaair~
Groot: Best Comic of 2015
Well they did mix her with another character in the sense that Jessica's best friend/confidant in ALIAS was Carol Danvers.
Fuck off remender Jesus christ
Yeah that plotline is fucking abysmal
But I'm only up to ep. 9
Black Panther looks so fucking dope
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Groot's faces are great, OMG
Excuse me.
I am a cynical bastard and I have something in my eye.
What the hell happened to that thing?
She has a few stand out moments.
Also there's the whole keeping her twin brother in an implied abusive dependent incestuous relationship for years and years.
Implied is generous
Implied is accurate because the incestuous part is never overtly confirmed.
Don't kinkshame
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hed be a sweet ass iron fist.
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JJJ as Cat Grant from Supergirl? Go on....
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Maybe I'm ignorant of stereotypes?
Is that irony?
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i mean purely from an action hero standpoint.
oddly enough the Netflix TV shows havent been as action heavy as i wouldve thought so far.
sure DD is brutal and violent, but other than the scene where
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