I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
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Zonugal(He/Him) The Holiday ArmadilloI'm Santa's representative for all the southern states. And Mexico!Registered Userregular
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
but no other you?
See, I'd be worried that one of my alt-universe selves discovered dimension hopping and decided to kill off every version of myself, and the reason I can't find HIM is because the phone call is coming from inside my own universe.
The second Marvel FCBD title is a Spider-Man crossover story with Miles Morales and Peter Parker written by Saladin Ahmed and Tom Taylor with art from Cory Smith, and a Venom back-up by Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman, both which are being billed to set the direction of the Spider-Man titles for the next year or so.
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tzeentchlingDoctor of RocksOaklandRegistered Userregular
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
but no other you?
This was actually the plot of a Star Trek novel! Of course involving a Q, but the gist of it is that
in one, and only one, universe, Beverly Crusher's husband Jack did not die. Trelane, one of the Q, finds him and convinces him that this was intentional and Picard deliberately designed the encounter to kill him so there could be romance with Beverly. Jack goes insane of course, and with Trelane's help/meddling attempts to disrupt the entire multiverse to get revenge.
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
but no other you?
Yes, as a narcissist, that is very easy for me to imagine.
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Zonugal(He/Him) The Holiday ArmadilloI'm Santa's representative for all the southern states. And Mexico!Registered Userregular
Personally, I believe the multiverse holds true to The One theory.
And I am waiting for my cross-dimensional doppleganger to show up and try to kill me to siphon my universal energy.
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Bloods EndBlade of TyshallePunch dimensionRegistered Userregular
edited February 2019
I feel he get more indigestion from you rather than any sort of power
What if there's multiple multiverses, each spanning from a single source like branches from a tree. Each 'tree' houses a particular subject kinda like a media franchise. And when these multiverses brush, that's where you get crossovers and fanfics that drop one multiverse's constant into another like JLA/Avengers or Fallout Equestria.
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
but no other you?
See, I'd be worried that one of my alt-universe selves discovered dimension hopping and decided to kill off every version of myself, and the reason I can't find HIM is because the phone call is coming from inside my own universe.
I re-read Superman: Birthright the other day and was really surprised at how well it holds up 15 years later and feels like it could have come out just the other day outside of, like, emails and flip phones being prominent.
So I decided to re-read another comic turning 15 years old this year: Whedon's Astonishing X-Men
It uh
It has not aged nearly as well
In the first 5 issues there was an R-Word drop, Wolverine being sexist as hell multiple times, slut shaming of Emma Frost and an extremely painful scene where Logan and Beast fight over Logan refusing to let Hank have agency over his own body.
There are still bits I'm enjoying, and Cassaday's art is much better than he has been doing recently, but WOOF it feels so much more dated than Birthright even though they are the same age.
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FencingsaxIt is difficult to get a man to understand, when his salary depends upon his not understandingGNU Terry PratchettRegistered Userregular
I re-read Superman: Birthright the other day and was really surprised at how well it holds up 15 years later and feels like it could have come out just the other day outside of, like, emails and flip phones being prominent.
So I decided to re-read another comic turning 15 years old this year: Whedon's Astonishing X-Men
It uh
It has not aged nearly as well
In the first 5 issues there was an R-Word drop, Wolverine being sexist as hell multiple times, slut shaming of Emma Frost and an extremely painful scene where Logan and Beast fight over Logan refusing to let Hank have agency over his own body.
There are still bits I'm enjoying, and Cassaday's art is much better than he has been doing recently, but WOOF it feels so much more dated than Birthright even though they are the same age.
I am finding that Whedon's work, in general, has become less appealing to me with time. One of the things where the flaws stand out a lot more and seem worse than they used to
Every old comic has a bit where the female lead is like "Well, I'm just a dumb girl anyway, so what do I know?" Karen Page says almost that verbatim in Daredevil #1. Probably Lois is the best because she DESPERATELY wants that story (whatever "the story" currently is) and will shit talk a gangster to his face to get one. But then she's also desperately trying to force Superman into marriage or putting on blackface in other stories so...
shoeboxjeddy on
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MaddocI'm Bobbin Threadbare, are you my mother?Registered Userregular
I go back and re-read the Amazing Spider-Man probably every few years
Still good
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Bloods EndBlade of TyshallePunch dimensionRegistered Userregular
Every old comic has a bit where the female lead is like "Well, I'm just a dumb girl anyway, so what do I know?" Karen Page says almost that verbatim in Daredevil #1. Probably Lois is the best because she DESPERATELY wants that story (whatever "the story" currently is) and will shit talk a gangster to his face to get one. But then she's also desperately trying to force Superman into marriage or putting on blackface in other stories so...
She was not putting on blackface she literally turned into a black lady god.
Every old comic has a bit where the female lead is like "Well, I'm just a dumb girl anyway, so what do I know?" Karen Page says almost that verbatim in Daredevil #1. Probably Lois is the best because she DESPERATELY wants that story (whatever "the story" currently is) and will shit talk a gangster to his face to get one. But then she's also desperately trying to force Superman into marriage or putting on blackface in other stories so...
She was not putting on blackface she literally turned into a black lady god.
Comics are weird
Did she, or did she not, "blacken" her face? And also, the pigment of her entire skin and her lips somehow, but don't change the subject!
My next 12 slides in this presentation are entirely about the Joker's competitive boner frenzy, so get psyched for that.
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HeatwaveCome, now, and walk the path of explosions with me!Registered Userregular
I think Superman Birthright was one of the few comics where immediately after finishing it my first thought was "wow".
Apparently Mike Deodato announced at a panel in Brazil back in December that he is leaving Marvel this year to pursue writing and drawing his own projects
I'm assuming it wasn't widely covered because it was at a Brazilian convention and the sites reporting it are in Portugese, but it appears to be legit
To be honest, that is great news but not for the reason I assume Deodato would hope. His art has been plummeting downhill since his Thunderbolts days and has only gotten worse, and he is treated as one of their go-to big artists so hopefully someone better will start getting that shot.
I'm assuming his FCBD story will likely be one of this last works with Marvel, as it would be silly for him to launch whatever book it is setting up if he is out by the end of the year.
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At the end of the season he had a deadly alien disease and the only cure was used to defeat General ZodTalbot.
He made a deal with the Rider
Coulson is dead. Make way for the rider...VENGANCE!
I swear I've seen Clark Gregg do interviews and stuff before but he sounds so different in this clip for some reason.
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https://www.marvel.com/articles/tv-shows/cloak-dagger-season-2-premiere-april-4
Small spoilers, I suppose
They're both quite young (as in, younger than Dan Stevens), so I'm guessing this is flashback or time fuckery or hallucinations
But hey, meet the new Charles Xavier
Game of Thrones spoiler
And she says she's with "the one and only" Clark Gregg, which just has me suspicious that there are other, different Clark Greggs they don't want us to know about...
The Multiverse is filled with Clark Greggs.
Some say they even have their own council.
Could you imagine discovering a way to peer into alternate universes and discovering that there were infinite alternate versions of everyone you knew
but no other you?
See, I'd be worried that one of my alt-universe selves discovered dimension hopping and decided to kill off every version of myself, and the reason I can't find HIM is because the phone call is coming from inside my own universe.
This was actually the plot of a Star Trek novel! Of course involving a Q, but the gist of it is that
Yes, as a narcissist, that is very easy for me to imagine.
And I am waiting for my cross-dimensional doppleganger to show up and try to kill me to siphon my universal energy.
Or to meet your alternate universe self whose life is worse than your own
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
Alternate me's is pretty much a F/M/K situation
OmarDOOM's coming!
So I decided to re-read another comic turning 15 years old this year: Whedon's Astonishing X-Men
It uh
It has not aged nearly as well
In the first 5 issues there was an R-Word drop, Wolverine being sexist as hell multiple times, slut shaming of Emma Frost and an extremely painful scene where Logan and Beast fight over Logan refusing to let Hank have agency over his own body.
There are still bits I'm enjoying, and Cassaday's art is much better than he has been doing recently, but WOOF it feels so much more dated than Birthright even though they are the same age.
I am finding that Whedon's work, in general, has become less appealing to me with time. One of the things where the flaws stand out a lot more and seem worse than they used to
Go read Fanastic Four #1.
Still good
She was not putting on blackface she literally turned into a black lady god.
Comics are weird
(Might, because it's a top ten contender)
Did she, or did she not, "blacken" her face? And also, the pigment of her entire skin and her lips somehow, but don't change the subject!
My next 12 slides in this presentation are entirely about the Joker's competitive boner frenzy, so get psyched for that.
Either that or Superman Secret Identity.
Maybe both!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE8hO79bsOc
Can't think of another Marvel book at the moment that made me feel that way. Maybe Daredevil Born Again, but it's been a while since I read it.
Not to say there aren't any good Marvel books. I just can't remember them at the moment.
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I'm assuming it wasn't widely covered because it was at a Brazilian convention and the sites reporting it are in Portugese, but it appears to be legit
To be honest, that is great news but not for the reason I assume Deodato would hope. His art has been plummeting downhill since his Thunderbolts days and has only gotten worse, and he is treated as one of their go-to big artists so hopefully someone better will start getting that shot.
I'm assuming his FCBD story will likely be one of this last works with Marvel, as it would be silly for him to launch whatever book it is setting up if he is out by the end of the year.