I might do it but I don't have any sort of sorting program or anything
You don't really need a program.
There aren't nearly as many people here as there are on the other forums, so if you just open a separate e-mail account and hold onto the e-mail with their address in it and the confirmation e-mail they send you after you notify them of their Santee, you should have everything well in hand.
Also, I only brought it up because the other forums have already got threads up.
I have a question. What exactly is a "telepathic affair" and what does it entail? I never read the issues with this involving Emma, Scott, and Jean from X-Men.
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I have a question. What exactly is a "telepathic affair" and what does it entail? I never read the issues with this involving Emma, Scott, and Jean from X-Men.
So, basically, Emma and Scott had sex in their heads, and that pissed Jean off?
It started out fairly innocently, Scott was feeling left out by Jean and Emma offered to council him with psychic therapy sessions, but they started to develop a clear connection. He justified it in his head by thinking it was just in his head, and they hadn't actually "done" anything but clearly knew he was doing the wrong thing and kept it all secret from Jean of course.
The shit completely hit the fan when Jean not only catches them at it, but Emma had at the time chosen to appear in a Dark Pheonix outfit... pretty funny actually
Not long after that (I think it wasn't long anyway) Jean bites it, and long story short Scott and Emma hook up at the end of Morrisons run, but after Scott is given a little nudge by future jean (told you it was a long story).
Yeah, I've gained bits and pieces from Wikipedia. I always liked Jean, but Emma's a decent fit for Scott. I hope, if/when they bring her back next year, they find a way to keep her around without making her stupid strong or powerless.
Are there any good comics about fighter pilots from WW I, II, or anything around that era?
War is Hell: The First Flight of the Phantom Eagle (by Ennis), Enemy Ace: War in Heaven (by Ennis), Light Brigade (by Tomasi), War Stories (by Ennis), and Weird War Tales (by various talented contributors) are all good places to start.
Since we are speaking of WWII, how about some good WWII non-fighter pilot comics?
Sergeant Rock and The Haunted Tank are both available in Showcase/DC Archives format, if you want some of the older WWII books. DC did a whole bunch back in the '70s.
It was found and posted in a D&D thread entitled "Religion ruins the study of history," but nobody seems to know where it came from. It has been a long time indeed since I've been 'in the loop,' so to speak, when it comes to comic books, but this looks very Rob Liefeld to me. Anybody?
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- Endure. In enduring, grow strong.
- Balance, in all things.
- There cannot be two skies.
I just found it hidden away on my harddrive and I'm not at all sure where it came from. The only thing that I can remember is it was a piece of promo art for...something. I guessing it probably involved the multiverse somehow. I'd say Arena, maybe, but the only characters there that were in that were two of the Batmen.
This page suggests it was 'The Godyssey', indeed by Liefield but with Ed Benes on art.
Ah, many thanks. I don't know who Ed Benes is, but apparently, Rob Liefeld taught him everything he knows (which isn't saying much). I'd be shocked if Liefeld didn't do the lettering himself, as those word bubbles and sound effects bring back a lot of memories...
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Everything I Need to Know, I Learned from the Unbroken Circle of Zerthimon:
- Endure. In enduring, grow strong.
- Balance, in all things.
- There cannot be two skies.
I like Ghost Rider as a character but I've heard a lot of his comics aren't that great. What are some good Ghost Rider stories?
Road to Damnation and Trail of Tears are good, both by Garth Ennis. Daniel Way was writing the Ghost Rider series, I think Jason Aaron is now? Someone who knows more about Ghost Rider could probably tell you for certain. I remember reading the Lucifer arc, which I think is Life and Death of Johnny Blaze, and liking it, suprisingly considering it's Daniel Way I don't know too much about anything older than that.
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I just can't get into it. Which is a shame since it seems to cover some of the same ground as the DC Hell which is being trampled to death in Keith Giffen's criminally overlooked plot to realign DCU magic. I was into it a long time ago, I guess during the last time it was good going by "in the last 15 years" but it got buried under other comics.
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I might do it but I don't have any sort of sorting program or anything
Also it is September Robos
You don't really need a program.
There aren't nearly as many people here as there are on the other forums, so if you just open a separate e-mail account and hold onto the e-mail with their address in it and the confirmation e-mail they send you after you notify them of their Santee, you should have everything well in hand.
Also, I only brought it up because the other forums have already got threads up.
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It's when people hump each other in their minds.
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Also, on that subject, how's Airboy?
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It started out fairly innocently, Scott was feeling left out by Jean and Emma offered to council him with psychic therapy sessions, but they started to develop a clear connection. He justified it in his head by thinking it was just in his head, and they hadn't actually "done" anything but clearly knew he was doing the wrong thing and kept it all secret from Jean of course.
The shit completely hit the fan when Jean not only catches them at it, but Emma had at the time chosen to appear in a Dark Pheonix outfit... pretty funny actually
Not long after that (I think it wasn't long anyway) Jean bites it, and long story short Scott and Emma hook up at the end of Morrisons run, but after Scott is given a little nudge by future jean (told you it was a long story).
War is Hell: The First Flight of the Phantom Eagle (by Ennis), Enemy Ace: War in Heaven (by Ennis), Light Brigade (by Tomasi), War Stories (by Ennis), and Weird War Tales (by various talented contributors) are all good places to start.
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I like his serious stuff fine, but his attempts at light-hearted (but no less violent) storytelling always leave me annoyed.
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If you don't mind a little wackiness, High Roads was pretty good.
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Sergeant Rock and The Haunted Tank are both available in Showcase/DC Archives format, if you want some of the older WWII books. DC did a whole bunch back in the '70s.
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It was found and posted in a D&D thread entitled "Religion ruins the study of history," but nobody seems to know where it came from. It has been a long time indeed since I've been 'in the loop,' so to speak, when it comes to comic books, but this looks very Rob Liefeld to me. Anybody?
- Endure. In enduring, grow strong.
- Balance, in all things.
- There cannot be two skies.
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I just found it hidden away on my harddrive and I'm not at all sure where it came from. The only thing that I can remember is it was a piece of promo art for...something. I guessing it probably involved the multiverse somehow. I'd say Arena, maybe, but the only characters there that were in that were two of the Batmen.
I'm quite stumped.
Did you get the omnibus?
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Ah, many thanks. I don't know who Ed Benes is, but apparently, Rob Liefeld taught him everything he knows (which isn't saying much). I'd be shocked if Liefeld didn't do the lettering himself, as those word bubbles and sound effects bring back a lot of memories...
- Endure. In enduring, grow strong.
- Balance, in all things.
- There cannot be two skies.
Road to Damnation and Trail of Tears are good, both by Garth Ennis. Daniel Way was writing the Ghost Rider series, I think Jason Aaron is now? Someone who knows more about Ghost Rider could probably tell you for certain. I remember reading the Lucifer arc, which I think is Life and Death of Johnny Blaze, and liking it, suprisingly considering it's Daniel Way
"And this is his sofa, is it?" said Arthur.
Aaron's run so far has been pretty cool, although a little odd in places.
That's like being king of the hobos.
While technically true, Jason Aaron is one hell of a hobo king.
Seriously it's awesome
(it's still not as good as The Champions)