If ther's a man-bat and a man-spider, why aren't there man-iron and man-super
If ther's a man-bat and a man-spider, why aren't there man-iron and man-super
Camden Flores
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John Ward
Because iron and super are not types of animal.
Juan Cruz
Cringe
Owen Hughes
Where is Rineverwolv
Justin Ward
hunterman martian is my favorite villain
Kevin Gray
>Man-Iron
There is.
Ethan Wood
That was one of the best arcs in the show. Reminds me of Cronenberg's The Fly.
Carson Kelly
Colossus is Man Iron
Batman is man super
Alexander Gray
That's Romulus.
Easton Morris
No one asking for Man Aqua. Being Hydroman is suffering.
Blake Johnson
The weird-ass ''caricature'' of Superman from the top left (holding 'Mom') from this 1947 anti-comics political cartoon would make a pretty cool design for Man-Super if you wanted to reference something really obscure.
Jose Ross
Toy Biz figure is rare and trash and the Marvel Legends one is rare and expensive. Also not full Man-Spider.
Fuck this gay earth.
Anthony Roberts
Fuck. Forgot pic.
Isaiah Wilson
I'd read Man-Iron
>robot with a beating human heart it needs to function
>uses organic body parts in battle, growing bone scythes or bodily fluid emitters as it becomes more and more human emotionally
Jonathan Sanchez
Why isn't there a Woman Wonder and an America Captain?
Justin Baker
>robot with a beating human heart it needs to function
That's pretty much Robocop. He's just a few chunks of his original brain + some basic digestive tract in a robot body with his human face stretched over a metal skull.
Evan Harris
the robocop reboot was trash, but this single scene was pure kino
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Jordan Williams
Martianhunter man
Jordan Baker
Nigger the reboot was good
Angel Smith
Eh, the original had better makeup and effects.
Daniel Cox
>a martian who acts like a stereotypical rich hunter
>a guy looking for aliens, especially ones from Mars
Robert Phillips
>J'onn as Kraven
Luke Jenkins
Man-Iron is just Colossus.
Brandon Jenkins
reaaaalllyyyy? I own one. I wonder how much I would get money for that
Levi Foster
Hunter the Kraven
Joseph Roberts
We had a Cap-Wolf,does that count?
Blake Butler
if the conditional logic of the hero is
>if Spider, then Man
then we can get the variations
Converse(reverse)
>if Man, then Spider
Inverse
>if !Spider, then !Man
and Contrapositive
>if !Man, then !Spider
we don't actually get a logical caveat to account for either,
>if Spider, then !Man
>if !Spider, then Man
so depending on what we designate as an opposite for either variable we can get things like
Spider-Man
Man-Spider
!Spider-!Man (Octopus Doctor?Scorpion Woman?)
!Man-!Spider (Doctor Octopus. Woman Scorpion?)
Henry Martinez
wait i forgot there's an actual owlwoman unrelated to owlman
Julian Lopez
I think you mean
>If spider, then and ONLY then man
rather than
>if spider, then man.
If we assume merely
>if spider, then man
that merely excludes
Spider-!Man
but absolutely permits
!Spider-Man
Hunter Butler
I mean, !Spider-Man can still exist, it doesn't contradict the conditional but it's also not really logically related at that point?
Bentley Hernandez
Holy shit.
Thanks.
Isaiah Collins
Okay wait so on what plane or axis of opposites does bizarro superman exist? Is he functionally Mansuper? or is he NotSuperman? SuperNotman? To be truly opposite he'd just be NotsuperNotman, but that doesn't feel right. Does the Bizarro exist on its own axis?
Carson Hughes
the "if ... then" statement represents logical implication/consequence.
Without the "and only..." part, you cannot conclude any of the variations you listed.
"A implies B" 100% confirms only "A, B", and disproves "A, !B", while leaving "A, !B", "!A,!B" possible, but not guaranteed.