>>150746024
What are some interesting colonial tales where people settle without a native presence?

>>150749298
Try it, Muhammad

>>150749944
I believe in killing fags like you

>>150746024
It's just Nova Scotia

>>150746024
That wasn’t Leif retard, that was his brother. If you’re going to start crying you retarded victim narrative then at least get it right.

>>150747561
Too bad her feet are 5/10.

>>150702928
No one talks about how she tried hiding this one.
https://files.catbox.moe/g4dn6h.jpg

>>150703117
It's less frustrating and more that's what you're supposed to do, roll with the joke and then move on. He didn't make it his personality.

>>150702235
No. And you're already late to post her latest unfunny shit comic that just released. Come on... /co/ may start being less shit. Get with it, anon!

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yes

He's right.

>>150715276
Who is the gay?

>>150715314
Do you like it dough?

nycc panel starting soon for merch stuff, might get something about the movie today if not tommorrow for sure

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>>150747521
>>150741071
my problem is that's not how -we- typically engage with the subject.

>>150735997
>The heterosexual boy's action show had two browns as main characters
They're eskimos.
>It also had crossdressing,
So does anime. Japs think it's hilarious.
>disabled little Asian girl
It's the blind swordsman trope but with the power system of the show. It's supposed to be cool.
>a second disabled character who was brown
The wheelchair guy? He wasn't brown.
>an overarching theme of your mother being a filthy whore.
https://youtu.be/mkf43ZhNyBg?si=lwzoSCoRD84ST8L7&t=7

>>150619052
Yeah Scaredy Squirrel!

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>>150749247
The TV version can't even climb trees!

I don't get it.
Canada contributed a lot to the history and influence of animation.
So how the FUCK did they go on their weird ass tanget from 2000 to 2015 with all those weird shows and shows with the only joke is toilet humor?

What the fuck is wrong with Canada?

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Lmao, his voice actor says lewd stuff doing the Scaredy voice.

>>150749717
They rely on the same studios to pump out several shows a year. Notice how most of them only have 52 episodes or so, a standard order.

>>150741794
Bee butt, please?

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>>150749229
She really does exude a lot of sexual energy, more than the other five. You get the sense that Faust told the staff that she's supposed to be "the hot one" of the girls.

>>150741794
Kara or Wondy butt works best for me if you have time on it. Good luck!

>>150750574
Uooohh

Jesus fuck they’re bringing it back again? Last time was utterly retarded woke trash.

>>150748487
Slate looks okay

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>>150748618
>>150750588
>Hellblazer
Refer to this chart given at the con
Black Label is for DC characters only
Vertigo is for everything else

>>150750588
John's been raped too many times. The amount of rectal damage ensures he'll be bound to a wheelchair, shitting in a diaper for the rest of his days. And anus that thoroughly destroyed cannot carry an ongoing series. He can't even handle a one-shot after that "My Black Son" nonsense.

>>150750684
>Hellblazer will forever be neutered capeshit nonsense

The raping of John Constantine continues.

>>150750576
Genuine the entire way through with the supernatural stuff becoming more and more prevalent (but the boys just ignore it anyways)

>>150726644
>Ugly show
>it's good
Adult Swim keeps doing it!

>>150750576
honestly id like to keep it the way it was in the online shorts where freaky stuff happens but the boys just ignore it as wholesome and nothing overtly horrible happens

>>150730966
no one actually cares about that.
Bill Burr used to say nigger in half his standup routines. Got married to a black chick and still gets work. Even was the frontrunner for a netflix cartoon.

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>>150750628
Taking points out of style and putting them into writing is a time tested strategy

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>>150748723
It all starts when you start to wonder what he can do with that tongue.

>>150747635
Still looks nicer than Dick's.

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>>150747635
But he did though. Ever wonder why Spider-Man with the suit is a skinny string bean? It's because Brock is jacked

https://youtu.be/gHOXqkIbi7g?si=sevDwvwyce9FTuF_

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>gets huge and sexy
I guess it's just part of being a monster super.

>>150750490
Because you are a retard

>>150750490
Because in Invader Zim and Grim Adventures, everyone got a turn at being the butt monkey.
Yes, even Mandy and Gaz. It doesn't happen often, but they were the butt of jokes at times.

Because, the mean-spiritedness works in harmony with the shows.

Cartoons about evil alien invaders and the motherfucking Grim Reaper aren't gonna be Care Bears.

>>150750490
Everyone in Billy and Mandy is a jerk, an idiot or both, so you always feel like they deserve it.

>>150750716
This is the key, just make everyone an asshole and it'll justify a mean-spirited show

>>150747722
Explains how the biggest whore and asshole known to cartoon waifu history also happens to be the most popular, aka, loona

>>150748197
I haven't watched it yet but from what little I've seen, I'm not looking forward to this character. I don't get it, levity for the kids in the form of lampshade hanging films tropes they're not yet familiar with?

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>>150747307
DAMN delivering the goods Anon!!
Good to see another drawfag (especially when their skills outshine my own)

Also post hack 4chan moderation...that's what's goin on honestly.
The Jannies from years past have all been scared off, replaced instead with /ourguys/ who recognize Floofy Feral QUEENS like Gracie as their natural ruler!!

>>150749852
Yeah, pretty much
And he’s French

I salute you, doodlers

>>150748297
I thought she was just lesbian.

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>>150746857
>Carol moves over to Brevoort's X-Office
One Fear

>>150748002
AB WINDOW CAROL BY THE KING

>>150732612
Has the follow-up to this mini been announced yet? I hope Carol isn't going to be taking orders from Maximus or Black Bolt.

I wasn't fan of the idea to begin with and these designs are convincing me to stay away. I'll pass.

>>150748571
this got me thinking if Bruce "died" in #1 then is there a prize to win this Knight Fight? what could happen if Bruce doesn't make it?

Pretty boring designs, ngl.

>>150747999
>>150748014
>>150748027
>>150748047
Wow, alternate versions of Batman, how cool.
How DC comes up with these ideas.

It's Metal all over again, DeCadent.

>>150747999
>>150748047
These are decent but need better colors & more or less armor.

>>150748014
>>150748027
These are terrible.

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>>150750026
>Learning with Pibby

>>150750026
who would win the crossover dick measuring contest?
the black hat fag from villanious, or the pibby glitch

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>>150750790
>They went, "Oh, that backfired, right?" like, "uhoh, undo that, how do we get that done?" So, everybody's got to feed babies, right? And so, the creative people are no different than everybody in this room here, too. They're doing what they think supply and demand, right? Economics 101 is dictating, and then they're going to get data. I've always said to people, look at you, nobody has to ever give me an email, cause I get the data on my sales, right? I pick a number of sales that I get. You guys do the same thing. You buy 20 books. If you sold out 20 of them, you go, maybe I'll order 21, 22 next time. But if you've only got 10, then you just go, they're speaking. They don't want 20. They want half as many of them. And you just react accordingly. All of us are in this business, which is why this is the survival business, right? This is the thin margin survival, so when we do that at the thin razor and decades go by and you're still there, it means you've made way more right decisions than wrong. And people who make wrong decisions and sometimes that comes attached with greed, they'll find out. Look, I'm getting to be old. I have found I can give you a hundred stories of people who made a ton of money and shot up like rockets, but I tell you, they came down just as hard, right? It was a short-term cash grab, and then they pay for it, right? Where I think if you give people fair service and quality and product, they will become loyal back to you and then you can mess up and they will give you the benefit of the doubt on some of those mess-ups instead of, if you're trying to constantly pick people's pockets and you mess up, they will walk away from you. So, I understand sort of where it comes from, cause it's frustrating because you've got a budget. So, you can only take so much. It just means that at some point, the cream's going to rise to the top. And what's the cream? I don't know. The consumers are going to tell us.

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>At Retailer Day at New York Comic Con, yesterday, Todd McFarlane took to the stage, and then went down into the crowd of comic book store owners and employees to talk about, well, everything pretty much. But he started with public profiles for comic book stores.

Todd McFarlane: People need to know you exist. I understand there's an internet, but you want to make it as easy as possible. And there are the ones I've seen before where there are posters in every single window, so you can't even see in. So, it's not even really sort of inviting. And some of them even have bars across it. Like, we have these because there's a lot of crime here. They're not really appealing places for, like, a mom and a grandma to bring their kid, right? And then the ones that to me are like magnificent are the ones that, at times, the comic books are actually pushed back. And what they have in the windows are two things. One, bright light bulbs, right? Cuz that seems to be in shortage at times. I've been in stores where I go, you know, you can buy more than 20-watt light bulbs. And then they put pop culture in the window. And the reason that to me that sort of matters is because you can get anybody then. Because here's the thing about us comic book people. You guys know we're the choir. You don't have to preach to us anymore. We're coming, right? You can put the comic books in the front, in the middle, or in the back of your store. We're coming because we're the addicts, right? And the addicts will always come. To have longevity, at times you can't completely rely on us because life gets in the way. We go off sometimes, we go to college, get married, have kids, whatever, lose our jobs.

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A lot of things can happen. We don't have the money to come in, or the time to come in. So you have to then get other people to come in. And that's where you have sometimes Harry Potter up in the front, or you have Magic: The Gathering up in the front, or if there's a big movie coming out, you have Batman. Even if there's something like Sinners or something like that, you've got a couple of t-shirts. You put it up there cuz that's pop culture, right? All these conventions, again, they still call them New York Comic-Con and they call them San Diego Comic-Con, but as you guys know, it's pop culture. We're in the pop culture business, right? The stores that I've seen that have been the most healthy that have been around for like 40 years understood that they can't rely on just the comic book people 100%, all the time, unless you've got a small shop with a small rent which is where the toys and the anime and the Pokemon cards and all those other things come in.

Because at some point, a fan's a fan's a fan, a geek is a geek is a geek, and if you can get somebody to come in and help support your store, do it. Because all the boats go up with the tide. I don't care if the majority of what you're selling is Pokemon cards. If it keeps you in business to be able to sell toys and comic books, because I'm in that business. So, as long as you're healthy, I can maybe get a couple things out on that level, we're good. For me, the longevity has been that price matters. Everybody in this room knows that right? Everybody has a budget. Price matters. Quality matters. And if you can deliver quality and you can deliver price, you can sell that all day long. You add one more element to that, which is called brand. I spent 30 years mostly selling toys based on the price and the quality, and then all of a sudden somebody says, "Hey, we'll let you do Batman and Superman." Right? That just takes it to the next level. But we were already selling.

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>But if you can get the brand, the price, and we can sell all that, people will then come into your room and support us. I believe our ecosystem is based on multiple factors and none of us is more important than the other because it's a chain. I believe this with all my heart. It's a chain. You need people that are on my end. So you need the publishers and you need the creative and the art people. Why? If you don't have anything to put on your shelf, there's nothing on your shelf. So why would they come in? That's one of the components, not better or worse, one of the components. Then we need your stores. I need everybody in this room. I don't have the career and or the life that I enjoy without the people in this room because you guys have places where people can go and take the product that myself and tens of thousands of other creative people make, and you put it on your shelf and you expose it. So, we need stores.

>You make product and you need stores. And then you need the other piece, you need the customer right and never take the customer for granted. They are our lifeblood. I am always aware of them. Would I, as a 15-year-old, have wanted to buy that at that price? That usually determines about 85% of my decision-making. It is that simple. I don't overthink it. Would 15-year-old Todd have wanted this? And if the answer's yes, then I go, "Okay, let's go and make it." Because if they take that product off your shelf, then you have an empty shelf, and you're asking me to basically make more stuff and tens of thousands of others of us to put it back on the shelf so they can come in and take it off the shelf. And if this system keeps going like that, then we're all good. And the fourth component that I think at times gets undersold, which is just as dynamic, is the media part of it. I don't care if there's anybody out here who does podcasts or does news or does reports or does reviews on comics, toys, or whatever.

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I don't like all of it; to me, it is valuable. All of it. Because if they don't know that my product exists and my peers or that your store exists, what gets them hopped up is like, "Oh my gosh, I just saw an image of my favourite character from my favourite movie, TV, comic book, video game. I don't care what it is. They saw that.

>They go, "where can I buy that?" And they'll start doing a little bit of homework, and they'll find out that you guys have a store or that the book exists. Now, you're doing a bit of promotion. I'm doing promotion. Everybody's doing promotion. But constant talking about things in our industry matters. And if any one of those four were to get crippled for whatever reason, the house of cards falls a little bit, right? We've seen moments, right? Some of us are a little bit older. We've seen moments where some of them sort of hurt due to the economy, and the customer basically refrains from what they're pulling out of their pocket. But when they're in a good mood, we all know it's glorious, right? We only wish that those sunny days, those sunny years, would last, right? Who knew that for some of us to have our best year, all we needed was to have a global disease, right? It's true.

>Sales went up. People were collecting, they were at home, and it was like, "Oh man, if we would have known this, we would have made the disease 10 years earlier. It would have been easier those prior 10 years." But given that we don't control all those elements, all we can do is react to it. I know I have met with you. I have been there. I used to run a store myself. The margins are this thin.

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