How did they stop all those heroes from falling to their deaths when gravity guy lost his concentration? Did Reed turn himself into a giant ball and welcome them all into his bosom?
Here is how Gravitonmakes sure no super heroes try and interfere with his plans of taking over the world:
But whats Pym doing up there? Heyoooooo.
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TexiKenDammit!That fish really got me!Registered Userregular
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What happened was there was this minion of Graviton (the guy in the middle of the third page) who was actually using Graviton's gravity powers to open a wormhole to allow an alien invasion to come through. Fixer killed the guy, and Karla was able to talk Graviton down at the end, which was to put all the cities in the world back down (he lifted them up too) and put the heroes back. This then made all the Thunderbolts outside of Songbird and Hawkeye wind up on the Heroes Reborn earth
The last 25 issues of the first Thunderbolts run, excluding the fight club schtick, are some of the most fluid and fun issues where everything happened. Zemo being a good guy, Clint in jail, more villains trying to reform, stuff with Justin Hammer's legacy....
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TexiKenDammit!That fish really got me!Registered Userregular
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To celebrate the Basketball coming back to entertain us with it's dribbling and its hoops making, here are some pages from Godzilla vs. Barkley, made in 1993:
Godzilla is attacking, Barkley is made giant size because of a magic silver dollar a kid gave him to fight Godzilla:
and then Barkley sets up a basketball goal in the grand canyon to keep him busy
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edited October 2009
Robos' post reminded me of the end of Godzilla 2000 so I youtube'd it
And I laughed so hard.
For those who haven't seen it, Godzilla has beaten the monster as well as the bad humans who tried to destroy him and is about to walk off into the sunset yet again:
You know, someone needs to do a Marvel or DC series about a superhero that fights giant monsters.
Actually, that should just be the next Hank Pym series. I refuse to believe that someone could fail to make Pym cool if he was wrestling giant radioactive crocodiles or punching out mutated supergorillas.
You know, someone needs to do a Marvel or DC series about a superhero that fights giant monsters.
Actually, that should just be the next Hank Pym series. I refuse to believe that someone could fail to make Pym cool if he was wrestling giant radioactive crocodiles or punching out mutated supergorillas.
Wow. You'd think this would be the most obvious thing in the world, but it never occurred to me.
You know, someone needs to do a Marvel or DC series about a superhero that fights giant monsters.
Actually, that should just be the next Hank Pym series. I refuse to believe that someone could fail to make Pym cool if he was wrestling giant radioactive crocodiles or punching out mutated supergorillas.
Wow. You'd think this would be the most obvious thing in the world, but it never occurred to me.
I believe in the original Exiles there was a universe they went to where Pym was on Curt Conner's Science Squad and what they largely did was fight giant monsters.
Man, I knew I should have finished buying the Exiles TPBs.
Also, how to make Hank Pym cool in one panel: Have him lay a backhand on Fin Fang Foom. Or possibly Googam, son of Goom.
Everyone would forget all about that Wasp business.
Jeez, I'm going to spend the next few days thinking about how awesome a book about Pym facing off against the classic Marvel monsters would be, and sullenly thinking about how I'll never get to read it.
Robos' post reminded me of the end of Godzilla 2000 so I youtube'd it
And I laughed so hard.
For those who haven't seen it, Godzilla has beaten the monster as well as the bad humans who tried to destroy him and is about to walk off into the sunset yet again:
Man, I knew I should have finished buying the Exiles TPBs.
Also, how to make Hank Pym cool in one panel: Have him lay a backhand on Fin Fang Foom. Or possibly Googam, son of Goom.
Everyone would forget all about that Wasp business.
Jeez, I'm going to spend the next few days thinking about how awesome a book about Pym facing off against the classic Marvel monsters would be, and sullenly thinking about how I'll never get to read it.
A giant version of Ultron. That is who they should show him slapping. It could be a double page spread.
Edit: Unless it's Ultron in Janet's form, then it's... Oh gosh, I don't even know.
Man, I knew I should have finished buying the Exiles TPBs.
Also, how to make Hank Pym cool in one panel: Have him lay a backhand on Fin Fang Foom. Or possibly Googam, son of Goom.
Everyone would forget all about that Wasp business.
Jeez, I'm going to spend the next few days thinking about how awesome a book about Pym facing off against the classic Marvel monsters would be, and sullenly thinking about how I'll never get to read it.
Man, I knew I should have finished buying the Exiles TPBs.
Also, how to make Hank Pym cool in one panel: Have him lay a backhand on Fin Fang Foom. Or possibly Googam, son of Goom.
Everyone would forget all about that Wasp business.
Jeez, I'm going to spend the next few days thinking about how awesome a book about Pym facing off against the classic Marvel monsters would be, and sullenly thinking about how I'll never get to read it.
A giant version of Ultron. That is who they should show him slapping. It could be a double page spread.
Edit: Unless it's Ultron in Janet's form, then it's... Oh gosh, I don't even know.
I thought it was perhaps a little focusing mantra Bullseye uses to calm himself in a fight. I haven't read anything with Bullseye before, I knew he was a psycho, but thought because he was also and awesome martial artist he might have been classically trained by a master somewhere and learnt those kind of mantras.
Preferred that to it being a line from a song, but oh well.
I thought it was perhaps a little focusing mantra Bullseye uses to calm himself in a fight. I haven't read anything with Bullseye before, I knew he was a psycho, but thought because he was also and awesome martial artist he might have been classically trained by a master somewhere and learnt those kind of mantras.
Preferred that to it being a line from a song, but oh well.
bullseye's whole deal is kind of that he's a fucking psycho who wouldn't have any kind of patience for classical training at all, which is why it's weird that he'd say anything more obscure than a "surf's up, pal!" type quip when killin'.
Firestorm has just rushed off to battle Killer Frost and Mr. Freeze, leaving his socially awkward girlfriend Gehenna, and his stoic father alone in his apartment together.
Later, after Killer Frost attaches a rocket to his back, Jason battles the villainess in space, eventually neutralizing her inside a block of ice. He returns to Earth with Killer Frost in tow, scanning the area for Mr. Freeze. While his back's turned, Frost begins to escape from her icy prison, only to be struck with a freeze ray. Jason turns and finds..
Having posted these, allow me to point out two things: 1) Gehenna was way too cool to be cannon fodder in Geoff Johns's most recent paint-by-numbers event. 2) The last time Batman pointed a gun at someone and shouted, "Do I make myself clear?!" the God of All Evil pissed his pants and died.
And here's an old Flash Gordon strip, which I'll spoil due to h-scroll breakage.
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But whats Pym doing up there? Heyoooooo.
The last 25 issues of the first Thunderbolts run, excluding the fight club schtick, are some of the most fluid and fun issues where everything happened. Zemo being a good guy, Clint in jail, more villains trying to reform, stuff with Justin Hammer's legacy....
and then Barkley sets up a basketball goal in the grand canyon to keep him busy
Charles Barkley would not approve!
Godzilla would not care.
https://twitter.com/Hooraydiation
And I laughed so hard.
For those who haven't seen it, Godzilla has beaten the monster as well as the bad humans who tried to destroy him and is about to walk off into the sunset yet again:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fx4MepzgvhI
Godzilla is too cold for you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oCF-QFuoYs
Actually, that should just be the next Hank Pym series. I refuse to believe that someone could fail to make Pym cool if he was wrestling giant radioactive crocodiles or punching out mutated supergorillas.
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I think him and Jet Jaguar ruled the Japanese playground scene for years, White Men Can't Jump was based on those two.
I believe in the original Exiles there was a universe they went to where Pym was on Curt Conner's Science Squad and what they largely did was fight giant monsters.
Also, how to make Hank Pym cool in one panel: Have him lay a backhand on Fin Fang Foom. Or possibly Googam, son of Goom.
Everyone would forget all about that Wasp business.
Jeez, I'm going to spend the next few days thinking about how awesome a book about Pym facing off against the classic Marvel monsters would be, and sullenly thinking about how I'll never get to read it.
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A giant version of Ultron. That is who they should show him slapping. It could be a double page spread.
Edit: Unless it's Ultron in Janet's form, then it's... Oh gosh, I don't even know.
Write it, Munch.
I just spat on my expensive new monitor.
"That man beat his wife, you know!"
"Yes, and for that we cannot thank him enough."
A rampaging, nude, 50 foot metal woman does have its charms...
Boobs.
This made me laugh from Wolverine: The List.
I hated how Marvel Boy was drawn through out the issue though.
and just to highlight his non-partisan approach:
edit- upon further investigation, it appears that it's a line from a distillers song. i still don't get it
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Bartowski
now that i know hes a Distillers fan i'm kinda what? about it
Preferred that to it being a line from a song, but oh well.
bullseye's whole deal is kind of that he's a fucking psycho who wouldn't have any kind of patience for classical training at all, which is why it's weird that he'd say anything more obscure than a "surf's up, pal!" type quip when killin'.
Firestorm has just rushed off to battle Killer Frost and Mr. Freeze, leaving his socially awkward girlfriend Gehenna, and his stoic father alone in his apartment together.
Later, after Killer Frost attaches a rocket to his back, Jason battles the villainess in space, eventually neutralizing her inside a block of ice. He returns to Earth with Killer Frost in tow, scanning the area for Mr. Freeze. While his back's turned, Frost begins to escape from her icy prison, only to be struck with a freeze ray. Jason turns and finds..
Having posted these, allow me to point out two things: 1) Gehenna was way too cool to be cannon fodder in Geoff Johns's most recent paint-by-numbers event. 2) The last time Batman pointed a gun at someone and shouted, "Do I make myself clear?!" the God of All Evil pissed his pants and died.
And here's an old Flash Gordon strip, which I'll spoil due to h-scroll breakage.
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