ITT: Extremely underrated characters
was he for Brexit
Well he does want to remove all vampires.
Both of Marvel's biggest English superheroes look really cool but I don't really know what they're about.
He wasn't.
Pro Brexit:
>Captain Britain, seems a tad nationalist by default
>worked for the govt
>never really commented on the EU so probably not in love with it
Con:
>international in scope
>never came across as xenophobic
>Black Air and the like showed him how crappy British politics can be so he probably wouldn't be full UKIP 'WE NEED OUR POLITICIANS IN FULL CONTROL'
Also, my boy Wendell.
Remember when Spencer pushed his OC as the new Quasar?
Fuck remember when Spencer pushed Sam as the ONLY REAL TRUE Captain America?
Damn Spencer's changes were fucking dropped.
But yeah, Wendell was great, I loved his shtick and attitude.
Stand back virgins
Pic related and Moon Knight.
Cool coincidence to post both of those at the same time.
Sure do, and it's funny because she didn't even last long enough with the title and Wendell remained benched (which he already was until he appeared exclusively to give her the mantle). Still, I liked her and wished she stuck around for a while longer instead of simply getting sacrificed.
Quasar and Starbrand are two characters that haven't been properly used since Gruenwald.
MM ft. Vision series when?
Capt Britain has some insane stories. Especially in Excalibur. So much weird fantasy stuff.
I really would love to read that entire run, specially since I like Alan Davis' art. And besides, it's probably the X-Men stuff that I feel more drawn to.
Do you happen to know when is where Captain Britain becomes some sort of watcher of the Multiverse? I can't remember where I saw it, but I also haven't seen it referenced anymore.
Hank Pym... also Absorbing Man, both underrated.
How many realities did you save again Tony?
Best powerset of all time imo.
Who the fuck wrote that?
It's funny seeing how MM is a ripoff of the golden age vision.
Vampires = Fayling, Boris, Mogg, Cuntwood.
Deathshead is like this weird little bit of 2000AD slipping into Marvel.
Does DC have any 2000AD influence or were Marvel the big UK comics?
>Mogg
>Only fucking Politican in Parliment that acts how a Politician should.
Mogg is a civil servant; Like all Politicians are and the less thought policing retardation we have in our liberal based government the better.
The Governments job is to govern, not tell us how to act.
You could say that MM achieved what the original Vision tried to. I like both characters though.
the Witchblade universe is really under rated. Sara is my girl though, that is for sure
move over gramps
Wonderman is criminally under rated
The Danny Ketch era Ghost Rider is my favorite. It sucks that he is mostly forgotten and that all of his powers were given to Johnny Blaze.
One of my favorite comic book characters of all time.
I love jonah hex too and i would much rather he stay under "normies" radar. Jonah hex is the consitently best written character in comics with no reboots to his past and his fate stays the same. Lets keep him a niche character. The best stories are always the lesser known ones. Or would you rather "normies" get a hold of him and turn him into the movie version? I'm so glad that movie bombed. Just imagine if it was successful....
Rebirths been good to him. Changed his character for the better and made him likeable, so he's grown on me. Hopefully Gene does a better job at giving him more characterization once Lemire hops off the series
seriously, I don't think there is a character in all of DC I hate more than him. Even reading the Terrifics I fucking HATE him. Justice League Action was slightly less intolerable but still intolerable.
whats the reason for the hate? if its the constant need to remind people that he's the third smartest man on the planet then i get it. i wish they'd drop that, but lately they've given him more character beyond just being smart and having a dead wife.
>Does DC have any 2000AD influence
Would you consider the hiring of Grant and Wagner, or the later British Invasion of the 2000AD writers in the 1980s/90s as an influence?
Not that user, but I found his militant atheism to be pretty out of place for living in the DCU, especially since his introduction involved the Spectre convincing him to not commit suicide.
for one, his look is dumb. But most of all, his claim is he is smart but really it's just muh T spheres. I would buy his character if they were some stolen Mother Box tech and maybe modded, but they are so fucking stupid and pretty much all he has. And his arrogance around them is astounding. An extremely one note character that has absolutely nothing interesting about them.
>if this character were really a genius he'd use technology other people created
not my point, my point is that it wouldn't make him so boring. it's his only gimmick and it's a really shitty one
Absorbing Man's getting some great redemption stories lately. First there was his involvement in the Black Bolt solo, and now he's a member of Gamma Flight (according to Hulk). I'm all for it, he's a great character.
This guy, too.
Although it's a shame they retired his Sid Vicious look.
What? He’s recognizable to most normies.
the amount of good writers and artist that have worked on her is astounding, but she is so under rated still
You're a freak who needs the like of you. Mogg's the only decent man in Parliament.
Always liked his design.
USAgent is one of those legacy characters that's popped up here and there but he never really found his footing. I like him when he's a Guy Gardner type, rather than some sort of caricature for a lefty writer's soap box bullshit.
>So much weird fantasy stuff.
That's just because it was all Claremont going completely off the rails. The sad thing is, when they relaunched Excalibur the second and third and fourth time (?), it did fine for the first couple of issues, then they put Claremont back and it got immediately cancelled.
Exiles suffered from the same fate too. Twice.
I was happy when they made a what-if X-men series that was nothing but Claremonts own personal x-universe storyline. It meant that he wasn't fucking up everything else.
I loved that run so much. It sucked that they tried to retcon that whole "Hank meets Eternity" part with Loki making him hallucinate. At least Hank didn't go back to a mental patient immediately, and had a couple of happy years with Tigra.
Are they still together after Avengers Academy?
I miss her.
Sirkowski hasn't been doing anything for the past few years, just bitching about politics on twitter. The slipshine series got a few issues, but nothing else.
Dane is actually American, though he has adventured with Brian multiple times.
where's the narration that says everything is the more dire it has ever been? But Alan Davis was very much the one who made it what it was, sure Claremont started it but Alan Davis really knit it together
wasn't a full retcon, just Loki, the god of lies, saying that it never happened. I really don't think even Loki has the power to impersonate Infinity/Eternity
Guy Gardner was a lefty writer's soapbox bullshit.
The great destroyer, Bendis.
> rather than some sort of caricature for a lefty writer's soap box bullshit.
To be fair, Spencer treated him remarkably well considering the political garbage fire the rest of his run was.
>I really don't think even Loki has the power to impersonate Infinity/Eternity
He just magics Hanks experiment to do nothing, while he Mysterios some dust in and impersonates Eternity. Not a big deal. Plus it's magic, they ain't got to explain shit.
I don't think that explanation went anywhere though, it was left deliberately ambiguous, Hank just fucked up Loki big time and Loki was trying to mind fuck him back by shaking his self confidence. Still, some people believed that Hank never really met Eternity, despite things like that page where he does it with Absorbing Man.
It was clever in that retrospect. They also tried fixing Spider-mans unmasking in one of the Avengers cadets series, in the post civil war era. They had three supersoldier clones using Starks Iron Spidey suit. One of them goes on to give a statement to the news, saying that Peter Parker (who was a fugitive at that time) helped them (the three spider-men) recover some thing from a supervillain. JJJ is watching, and his reaction is "but then, was that Peter being Spidey all the time, or not?". They could've taken two steps from that and salvage Peters life, without the completely idiotic deal with Mephisto bullshit.
lol i remember the newgrounds flash. really should have been made into a show
I just wish it had more porn. Like, an actual porn comic with some plot, like the other ones the artist does. The closest to it is the one where they meet the nun and the demon and fuck their brains out.
Sebastien Frechette is a fucking pussy
He used to talk a lot of shit about religion, but supports the leftist parties that are propping up Islam in Quebec
I remember meeting him as a teenager. At the time he was 26, living with his mom and teenaged sister, and was using a bike to get around Montreal. My dad used him as an example of what happens when you spend your life dicking around trying to be an artist to discourage me from following in his footsteps.
Spencer's nostalgia for 1980s Captain America comics stopped him from doing anything stupid with US Agent, but didn't stop him with Diamondback, and arguably D-Man.
Who let /pol/ out of their quarantine?
>inb4 "hurr everything you don't like is /pol/ normal people talk about the rise of Islam all the time"
No they don't.
Sort of, but Deathshead is a little different than just the British Invasion.
His very design screams 2000AD and his writing prose is bred of it.
>Man who can recreate mother boxes
>Not a fucking genius
Actually he's pretty spot on.
As a Britbong, the extreme kid gloves Islam is treated with has led to a rapid decline in tolerance in many neighborhoods.
Muslims are not very progressive.
>inb4 "hurr everything you don't like is /pol/ normal people talk about the rise of Islam all the time"
Not everything political is /pol/-only material, otherwise we couldn't say nice things here about Ms Marvels delicious infidel meat fetish, or about that x-men book which had scripture numbers from the Quran hidden in it. Or the umpteenth appearance of Obama in comics, which by the way dates to YESTERDAY.
The British Transformers comic and 2000AD were rivals for the top-selling series in the country in the mid-1980s, so having the Transformers fight a character that looks like he belongs in 2000AD is a clever idea.
Which run is this?
>delicious brown with a underboob/tummy window
godtier
Why does Bendis do this? Any character he doesn't personally know he goes out of his way to shit on in his writing.
I like Blackie fucking young boys
Best waifu.
Man that's a dumb costume
Going by the dialogue she is supposed to be some sort of air-headed bimbo?
Wooooow this is fucking hilarious.
Whats this from? I'm biting at the bit to know what the author is like and their political views.
Is the whole comic like this, Obama becoming a dictator to prevent Trump from being president?
What annoys me the most is that Brian has saved Tony before -- The Iron Age miniseries has Tony falling through time, and ran into pre-Excalibur CB, who both saved him THEN helped save him again in the finale, after which they all sat down and had dinner in the present.
Bendis is a fucking hack.
he's captain britain, so he should be for britain, and not fuck everything by leaving the EU
Alan Moore's Captain Britain run probably. Its what sets up a lot of the backstory for the place hes in when he joins Excalibur.
Its really good
Moore's Captain Britain establishes Brian's iconic costume, reality-warping madness, the Corps, Merlyn and Roma, and the numbering system/cosmology for the Marvel Multiverse.
Captain Britain did this. For better or worse.
Isn't Captain Britain more important than like 90% of the heroes of Earth since he's part of an inter-reality corps of Captain Britains that protect the multiverse?
Its like when Nova put Iron Man in his place for doing something as stupid as Civil War while up in space the people that mattered were fighting over the fate of the entire galaxy.
Is there a more underrated hero in Marvel?
>trillions of people have died, Stark
>Yeah but you need to follow MY orders now though
Kek.
>You and Reed make a psychotic cyborg clone of your dead teammate to use as an attack dog unleashed on your other teammates
>He comes back from the dead and finds out
He's supernaturally linked to Brittain zeitgeist, and leave won, so canonically, yes.
Pretty much, yeah. Sheltered daughter of a semi-rich white guy who is always trying to ramp up his business. Her love interest, and the protagonist, is a gen x slacker (aka: neet), who gets an alien implant that turns him into a 7 foot tall super strong powerhouse. Title is Major Bummer, it is done by the same team (Arcude and Mahnke) who did the original The Mask series (the hyperviolent one).
It is very much worth a read, has a lot of great moments.
It's from a stupid bullshit book about political cabals with never ending reach and a super elite Chinese quadruplet hitmen named after the Beatles. It has every single government conspiracy theory dialled to eleven just for laughs; just in the last issue they stopped a nuke aimed at the white house using the ufo from area 51, while the guy who pushed the button gets his nose cut off by Jason Statham. Also the politicians regularly hold sex orgies, apparently it's good for building contacts.
In case you hadn't guessed it so far: it is written by Kirkman.
>Is there a more underrated hero in Marvel?
Plenty, believe me.
>Made a psychotic cyborg clone
>With help from a legit Nazi scientist
>See nothing wrong with that/for the greater good
Civil War was fucking weird
I think Slott killed off a lot of the corps so the spider-people could go reality hopping. Fuck Slott. At least the corps can be rejuvenated.
Hickman had the entire CBC fail to notice entire realities were being destroyed then killed them all off in a single panel during Time Runs Out.
That's the first time I've seen German this close to being correct.
> Woher kommen denn all diese Äffchen?
> Woher kommen all diese Äffchen denn her?
Shame they killed the UNIT captain britain spider-man off.
Both of them.
Oh yeah, that too. At least they got better in time for everyone but Saturnyne, Roma, Brian and Billy Braddock to get killed by The Inheritors.
RIP.
Why didn't he try to call in a bunch of hulks instead of spidermen?
Oy! Yew 'avvin' a turkish? Yeh feckin' mung. Whu' if oi gafe yew a droi slap my son? Oi'm a proper noughty, a right geezer Oi am.
I'm just waiting for people to start shitting on Bendis' characters, Bendis-style.
>Who is the chick?
>Jessica.
>Jessica?
>Jessica Jones, Luke Cage's wife.
>So nobody important?
>She's got superstrength and can fly, or jump really high; I forget which.
>So nobody important?
>Not really.
UK doesn't get any respect from its kids, after all it did for them.
No idea, but top right corner, they already had a hulk spider-man the first time around.
Everything about the Spider-verse or the 'inheritors' is dogshit, nothing but a blight on the setting and its characters.
The fact the Spider-Man moralfagged out of not killing these lame notVampires just so we would get a pointless sequel to the event is terrible.
>I heard you, my little howler
>now, you hear me!
(context: the guy has sonic powers and attacked tyrannosaurus reich with it).
Again, just a little bit off (sentence in the 2nd panel has wonky grammar/awkward follow-up to the 1st, swap "dies" with "dem" or "jetzt hör mir zu!") but it's miles better than usual or Hellboy comics.
The Specter is a monster, and strangely impotent against any actual villain as it goes around torturing people for relativly minor 'sins', the fact that such a creature exists unchecked is more than enough reason not to worship 'gods' even as you acknowledge their existence.
And they're still alive, as babies getting raised by Spider-Aunt May, while Morlun is locked away on 616 by the.. police? To starve?
But user, God is in control. If you don't worship Him you WILL suffer in Hell forever and you WILL deserve it.
Isn't YHWH infact not the all powerful god of the DC multiverse?
If he is then they are portraying him as dangerously incompetent and a shitty craftsmen when it comes to creating all of existence, since the thing is at risk of collapsing so often.
quads of three of truth
The spectre is a pussy who can't even deal with a guy who welds dogs do people.
Nice follow up, Satan.
>Everyone hates Fight-man!
>1 shot special
>'cause one shot is all he needs!
kek
fuck me, forgot the image.
What the hell happened?
The Avengers: The Initiative book revealed the Thor clone that Tony, Hank and Reed made was created with help from a Nazi mad scientist. Secret Invasion revealed that Hank was replaced by a Skrull before Civil War. Neither of these things was ever used to retcon that the clone was deliberately made to go bad.
i love this guy
Within the DCU, or Marvel, refusing to worship any Gods can make sense as a choice, but the militant atheism where you refuse to acknowledge their existence makes no sense at all in a setting where they are proven to exist. Writers keep doing this with Big 2 scientist heroes and it makes them look like idiots.
Atheists are idiots, God is real and everyone knows this, there is no excuse to deny Him.
Can you RP somewhere else? It's getting boring.
Isn't it more like they acknowledge such creatures exist but see them as just being entities with lots of powers, just like any other major super being.
Thor exists, Dark Seid exists... does it really matter in the end though?
I'd argue those who aren't religious are allowed to cease to exist, which I imagine would be swell to escape the madness that is life in 616, if not for the random resurrections or soul abductions.
Comics are fun and all but they're not worth going to Hell for.
*are allowed to cease to exist upon death
got a little dark there
no one starts to go to church because you spew your nonsense on here.
Really a waste of potential that Spencer’s OC ended up being (not even the best lesbian Quasar either). All that buildup for her just to exist as a plot device to deal with another plot device Spencer created before dying because of reasons. At this point, just bring back Wendell and call it a day
Spectre comes to take away Baytor. Except he doesn't knew how he looks, so he is asking at Noonan's where he is. Everyone tries to keep Baytors mouth shut since his vocabulary consists entirely of "I AM BAYTOR". He finally opens his mouth, and then we get a Spartacus moment with everyone from Section 8, Noonan's, and even Batman shouting "I am baytor!".
Spectre gets annoyed and phones his homie God to ask how to deal with this. Then the normally mute Dogwelder shows up, speaking through a dog he wields as an arse puppet and Spectre pisses his pants and fucks off.
Then they reveal that the Dogwelder mask is a curse from Egyptian times (the gods commissioned him to wield a dogs head to a mans body to make Anubis, god of death, and he didn't dig this idea). Eventually Dogwelder saves the day by sacrificing himself to prevent Sirius (the dog star) from blowing up and taking the milky way with it. To get there, they have Section 8 hijacking a spaceship with John Constantine smoking a cigar underneath the helmet and carrying a silver surfboard, while he is boning Bueno Excellente's wife, Guts (who is made entirely of guts). Bueno joins them.
Sixpack has a his doubts as to whether all of this really happened or if he is just drunk and dreaming in an alley somewhere, but Superman shows up, hands him a bottle of Scotch and tells him everything will be all right. And I probably left out a good three fourths of the story.
MEANWHILE, on a Japanese cosplay convention, pic related is happening.
You don't need to go to church, you just need to have faith and accept Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior.
Sounds pretty cool actually.
Yes yes, and when I'm actually able to love and have faith in others I could do that, but until then, leave me to shitposting comics.
For you have heard it said "eat, drink and be merry". You fool! For tonight your soul shall be required of thee.
You can have it tonight, I'm sure you'll take better care of it than I.
Neat, thanks!
Bitch you have absolutely no idea how fucking cool it was. Probably one of the best comics of 2015-6 (it was two series, All Star Section 8, and Sixpack & Dogwelder in Hard Travellin Heroz).
Yes, that's Phantom Stranger doing rap.
Then Etrigan joins in.
This is so weird.
Don't worry, it gets weirder.
Okay I'll buy this. Seems like the type of thing my dad would like.
WORD.
Gruenwald is dead...
Just read it online you mong.
readcomiconline.to
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Jen Grunwald is still alive.
Why does he look so evil?
No mind control?
only way he can make his comics seem good is to have his character propped up by shitting on others
which Fathom runs are the best? I just read the recent Ron Marz run and it's pretty decent. I'm actually interested in the Aspen universe as a whole. And the more I see Micheal Turners art the more I fall in love with it, it's 90s but it's the best the 90s ever was
Spider-Man can be trusted, and is smart. The Hulk is unpredictable and shitty at anything but smashing the nearest thing. They'd probably just fight each other
gods are just super powerful aliens though. Why worship something like the Celestials who created life only to come back and kill it if it doesn't live up to some bullshit terms they don't let you know? Makes no difference if you worship them or not.
Dani Moonstar is severely underrated these days.
She's currently infected with the Warlock virus, maybe they will give her powers back after they heal her.
eh. I don't get the hate she gets from this board but I don't find her that great a character. She's hot though
she's the Shogun's favorite character and he's going to start pushing her. She's going to have a major roll in War of the Realms
>not killing
Instead they let them starve on a planet where the atmosphere was toxic for them, because killing is bad but torturing your opponent for eternity is totally what super-heros should do.
We don't hate her, we just hate how Claremont makes her a mary sue. And honestly, "human computer", in this day and age? Just give the team a Thinkpad and you are set.
She should lead the new mutants again.
Magik is my favorite girl in marvel but Illyana is a trainwreck leading a team (new mutants dead souls), I hope Dani gets a push and maybe a new NM book. Her Valkyrie powers are also cool. Funny how no one gets angry for the fact that a Cheyenne girl is a Valkyrie when the character is well developed
A bit late but thank you for the reply, I've been trying to find it online to download it, but I'm confused by the chronology here, based on the credits. The trade paperback says the 2002 Captain Britain was "written by Moore", but then you look at the individual issues and it says it collects stuff from Marvel UK featuring Daredevil and such... Which makes it hard to track down individually.
This mini showed me what i was missing out on for not reading his series, the J.M. dematteis stuff is the absolute best
Your mom is an air-headed bimbo
I agree with you. I think Spencer's one of the few to use the character just right.
Not all gods are complete pieces of shit who spend their days jerking it to mortal suffering.
I believe he gave the title of Captain Britain to some Muslim girl if I remember rightly so I very much doubt he was.
It wasn't meant for eternity, they just didn't know how to handle them.
Maybe you should try READING about them.
This is hilarious. Yea Forums doesn't watch film or television and now Yea Forums doesn't read comics. You retards just was summaries of stories and then spam shitty memes.
this was so great
These two. I liked with Asmus and Ewing did with flint and iso was one of the few characters Soule tried to build up.
>not even the best lesbian Quasar either
and that's quite a feat when your other competition is fucking Phyla-Vell, lol.
>new Dogwelder's family
I didn't expect to feel those feels but I should have known.
>Goes up against Worldbreaker Hulk
>Body adapts to any situation
>Adapts by developing teleportation and getting the fuck out of there
I mean, his body's not wrong.
I think Orca is very underated.
Dogwelder was a Japanese meme for awhile because some popular social media guy read Hitman and posted about Dogwelder since he found the idea to be really crazy. He became so popular the Section Eight part of Hitman was translated into Japanese by DC and when Ennis did that new comic with Spectre a lot of Japanese people were reading the comic and fan translating it for other Japanese people.
Not just the title of Captain Britain, but Excalibur too.
Both of these guys really. Black Adam especially, since normies probably only heard about him because of the Rock.
They never really had a UK division like Marvel had for awhile, they just hired british creators outright.
Brian is still Captain Britain. Faiza wields Excalibur but it's something completely separate from being Captain Britain. Faiza is only Captain Britain in two AUs, Age of Ultron where Brian passes his mantle to Faiza before making a suicidal charge against Ultron's forces and Battleworld, where not only is it pointed out that no one has any idea what Britain actually is but Brian also appears as a completely separate Captain Britain twice (and the Faiza we see in A-Force might very well be the same one from AoU).
When did Sideshow Bob get a comic?
>Sinestro
>has been the major villain and breakout character of the Green Lantern franchise for almost 15 years now
>even before then was the most well known GL villain due to Superfriends
>underrated
Sonar is an underrated villain, Sinestro is a well-regarded villain.
You guys didn't read those comics, she has Excalibur but she's only Captain Britain in two AUs.
True. I just didn't have any pictures with just Black Adam in it, and I didn't want to take the minute or two to google one.
I'd say Black Adam isn't underrated at all either, he's a very well-regarded villain and, among comic readers, is more well-known than the hero he fights. The rest of the Black Marvel family, Isis and Osiris, are super underrated though.
>It....it happened but it was only an AU.
>Only two AUs.
>But she does actually have Excalibur.
If people find it culturally insensitive or offensive, "it was only an AU" is unlikely to change their minds.
If you're sensitive enough to find Faiza, a thoroughly Anglicanized, native-born child of two immigrants, wielding Excalibur offensive, then logically you'd find Marvel's depiction of Excalibur offensive from the outset, as it's a largely inaccurate depiction of the Sword in the Stone that they call Excalibur.
what happened to Lionheart
The 90's mini had nice Quesada art. And the ongoing by Priest and Howard Porter was awesome.
A good reading list is what's collected in the Captain Britain omnibus (sadly long OOP now).
>Marvel Super-Heroes (UK) #377-388
>The Daredevils (UK) #1-11
>Captain America #305-306
>Mighty World of Marvel (UK) #7-16
>Captain Britain (UK) #1-14
>New Mutants Annual #2
>Uncanny X-Men Annual #11
Early Claremont/Davis Excalibur was basically a continuation of Brian's solo stuff, but with Brian himself nerfed and made to look like a lout compared to Claremont's pet waifu and her X-friends. Aside from that (and the Cross Time Caper, which ran on for too long), it was still a pretty good read.
U mean Johnny cage?
Trash
I use to love Excaliber it was alot like the Marvel Universe version of the JLA.
Brb is funny because he is both an atheist and a paladin
No, you.
Generation X had some weird art early on. Not bad, but weird.
Bachalo's style changed over time. Things got very cartoony. I loved that book.
true. He's playing Pathfinder where he can be a Paladin of nothing, and while I hate that rule and don't allow it in my games, I would allow Beta Ray Bill to do it. Fuck, now I want to play D&D with BRB!!!!
But if I read it online, how will I give it to my dad?
What is this? Killer Moth's version of Superior Foes?
I'm a simple man. I see a discussion about underrated comic book characters and I will mention Spot.
God imagine how choice it could be if handled by the right team. Also Copperhead looks mighty fine in that pose.
Choose the team.
I'm to dumb for that, I have a hard enough time with names IRL, if you toss in brand associations it gets even worse. Plus, it'd need to be distinct enough without retreating the same ground.
Don't read Captain Britain then cause they get so much shit wrong, lol.
Hell Marvel Thor is not accurate to Nordic myth, news at 11.
First time I saw him in the comics as a kid I had just seen 101 Dalmations and I thought he was some kind of powerful man/Dalmation hybrid.
This boy.
Based. He'll be back in the limelight tho, just wait for 2020.
but did you play the Saturn game, do you even care?
The shooty gun man of missed opportunities
If you were into comics in the late 90s you couldn't escape seeing and hearing about Witchblade. Thanks, Wizard.
>The representative of Britain is a muslim woman who isn't ethnically or historically a part of the British Isles in any way.
Eh, give it a hundred years tops and the British Caliphate is real.
Well, I wasn't.
Has there been any sign at all of Ralph and Sue since 52? I miss them.
Ehm... this was after Loki's lie, so no way Loki was Eternity, when here we can see guys like The Living Tribunal.
It was a lie because Loki was fucked by Pym science, don't forget that part... he basically trapped him!!
He's back though.