My blu-ray disc of The Shadow got damaged because one of my roommates got jam on the disk.
I need to buy it again.
how does this happen
Roommates take disks out and just put them down on tables!
Why the hell would someone not put it back in its case?!
One of my roommates drunkenly stepped on my PS4 and damaged the disk drive, so I can't even put any dvds/games into it anymore.
Roommates are awful.
Wait, why is your PS4 in a position to actually be stepped on?
I had brought it downstairs to watch Dragon Ball with my best friend and left it on the floor.
It should be noted that we left it there for the span of maybe 5 hours as we left to go to a social function.
When we returned part of it was caked with mud & the disk drive was inoperable.
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Goddess Mode is pretty great. It is beautiful and there are some parts that are clearly autobiographical (the first few pages) that are incredibly raw to read
The full line up for Detective Comics #1000 got revealed
Peter Tomasi and Dough Mankhe in the lead story introducing the DCU Arkham Knight
Kevin Smith and Jim Lee
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev
Warren Ellis and Becky Cloonan
Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen
Denny O’Neil and Steve Epting (a sequel to O’Neil’s 1976 DETECTIVE COMICS story “There’s No Hope in Crime Alley”)
Christopher Priest and Neal Adams
Geoff Johns and Kelley Jones
Tom King, Tony Daniel and Joëlle Jones
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo
James Tynion IV and Alvaro Martinez
Also this super rad variant from Steve Rude
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So do both Batman and Superman fight the KKK in 2019? While Marvel caves to nazis?
Justice League is further embracing its DCAU inspired direction by doing a 6 part INTO THE SIXTH DIMENSION involving Mr. Mxyzptlk and introducing the DCU Justice Lords.
Jorge Jiminez is also moving from just penciling to co-writing with Scott Snyder.
The comics has the Crime Syndicate which are evil alternate versions of the JL but the Justice Lords specifically, meaning a future totalitarian version of the League, were an original creation
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The big difference between the Justice Lords and the Crime Syndicate is that the Lords don’t think they are doing anything wrong.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
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The full line up for Detective Comics #1000 got revealed
Peter Tomasi and Dough Mankhe in the lead story introducing the DCU Arkham Knight
Kevin Smith and Jim Lee
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev
Warren Ellis and Becky Cloonan
Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen
Denny O’Neil and Steve Epting (a sequel to O’Neil’s 1976 DETECTIVE COMICS story “There’s No Hope in Crime Alley”)
Christopher Priest and Neal Adams
Geoff Johns and Kelley Jones
Tom King, Tony Daniel and Joëlle Jones
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo
James Tynion IV and Alvaro Martinez
Also this super rad variant from Steve Rude
Looks like the mooks Batman and J'onn fought at the beginning of New Frontier.
Apparently Eric Esquivel was slotted to co-write Nightwing with Scott Lobdell for an arc before taking over the title fully afterwards.
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
The prospect of someone looking at my writing and thinking “this would be so much better if Scott Lobdell wrote it” would crush me as comicbook writer.
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Apparently Eric Esquivel was slotted to co-write Nightwing with Scott Lobdell for an arc before taking over the title fully afterwards.
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
The prospect of someone looking at my writing and thinking “this would be so much better if Scott Lobdell wrote it” would crush me as comicbook writer.
The reasoning is more "Lobdell may not be a great writer, but he isn't a shithead."
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Apparently Eric Esquivel was slotted to co-write Nightwing with Scott Lobdell for an arc before taking over the title fully afterwards.
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
The prospect of someone looking at my writing and thinking “this would be so much better if Scott Lobdell wrote it” would crush me as comicbook writer.
His Rebirth stuff has actually been decent! Like, nothing amazing, but readable, mostly enjoyable comics.
Apparently Eric Esquivel was slotted to co-write Nightwing with Scott Lobdell for an arc before taking over the title fully afterwards.
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
The prospect of someone looking at my writing and thinking “this would be so much better if Scott Lobdell wrote it” would crush me as comicbook writer.
The reasoning is more "Lobdell may not be a great writer, but he isn't a shithead."
Oh is that to dude who was doing bordertown? Nevermind then.
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Apparently Eric Esquivel was slotted to co-write Nightwing with Scott Lobdell for an arc before taking over the title fully afterwards.
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
I wonder how that works with cowriters. Do they go in and change all the dialogue. Does he just change the plot line. Is it the same but with a name taken out of it?
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I had brought it downstairs to watch Dragon Ball with my best friend and left it on the floor.
It should be noted that we left it there for the span of maybe 5 hours as we left to go to a social function.
When we returned part of it was caked with mud & the disk drive was inoperable.
but
I am 100% passing judgment on your roommates.
I despise him and wish him only ill.
It is an old hate, a pure hate, a divine hate.
Peter Tomasi and Dough Mankhe in the lead story introducing the DCU Arkham Knight
Kevin Smith and Jim Lee
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev
Warren Ellis and Becky Cloonan
Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen
Denny O’Neil and Steve Epting (a sequel to O’Neil’s 1976 DETECTIVE COMICS story “There’s No Hope in Crime Alley”)
Christopher Priest and Neal Adams
Geoff Johns and Kelley Jones
Tom King, Tony Daniel and Joëlle Jones
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo
James Tynion IV and Alvaro Martinez
Also this super rad variant from Steve Rude
But yeah, I just noticed their tattoos so maybe not the KKK, but the imagery is there
Jorge Jiminez is also moving from just penciling to co-writing with Scott Snyder.
Edit: Also I like that the two MM's look nearly identical, and also also evil hawk girl just has Shayera's design
evil batman has
Something going on with his hand that makes him very hard for me to look at
But I like the vampire look
Also Martian Manhunter is the same in both versions.
the evil one has head spikes and more elongated eyes but they are VERY similar
No, the traditional "Evil Justice League" is the Crime Syndacate of America
The Justice Lords are from the DCAU
The comics has the Crime Syndicate which are evil alternate versions of the JL but the Justice Lords specifically, meaning a future totalitarian version of the League, were an original creation
That’s Ultraman from the syndicate in one version of it, IIRC
This has, unsurprisingly, been scrapped with the first issue of Esquivel's collaboration being re-written with Lobdell as the sole talent.
100% here for evil daddy Superman.
Looks like the mooks Batman and J'onn fought at the beginning of New Frontier.
The prospect of someone looking at my writing and thinking “this would be so much better if Scott Lobdell wrote it” would crush me as comicbook writer.
The reasoning is more "Lobdell may not be a great writer, but he isn't a shithead."
His Rebirth stuff has actually been decent! Like, nothing amazing, but readable, mostly enjoyable comics.
Oh is that to dude who was doing bordertown? Nevermind then.
I wonder how that works with cowriters. Do they go in and change all the dialogue. Does he just change the plot line. Is it the same but with a name taken out of it?
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
It certainly doesn't hurt!