Hey Slow poke i know but i just got around to this show and thought it was very funny as i like conspiracy theories so it was nice having something poke fun at such stuff. Shame it seems to be cancelled already by Netflix after only two seasons, was it too low viewing figures for them or something? Think anyone might pick it up again? Best adult animated show ive seen in awhile!
heres some pictures of Reagan for all of you to enjoy as i bump though!
Sorry about probably a retarded obvious question but I know literally nothing about comics Where is this img from? (other than "Batman, lol!")
>>145535840Thx fren
>>145535850Be sure to read the story and determine for yourself if you like it or not. /co/ is full of bitter pricks who says everything is bad.
Batman should just impregnate Batgirl
>>145535872Fuck off, even King's biggest suckup fans know that Heroes in Crisis is a mess.
>>145535904If he won't, I will!
Does Canadian animation get too much of a bad rap? Somewhere between 2008 and 2016, Cartoon Network imported a lot of Canadian cartoons and most of them, such as Almost Naked Animals and the infamous Johnny Test, were not very good. I think this gave people a bad first impression when it comes to Canadian animation especially if this was their first exposure to it. Which is kind of sad seeing how there are Canadian cartoons that, in my opinion, are very good. Cartoons like Cybersix, Beast Wars, Stickin' Around, and Ed, Edd n Eddy were quality shows that people often don’t mention. What do you think should be done to improve the industry’s reputation?
>>145534870>What do you think should be done to improve the industry’s reputation?Support the very few cartoons that get made nowadays and get international distribution
>Yvon of the Yukon has entered the chat
>>145534870Paw Patrol is Canadian. Make of that what you will. I haven't watched it, but I'm well aware it's massively successful and popular.Arthur started Canadian, I have no idea if we're still animating it.A lot of the bad ones you named went out of their way to announce they're Canadian. So you remember them as Canadian. Also the poorly disguised fetishes cemented them in memery so you remember them.Canada had a lot more experimentation in the 90s that set it apart. So the cartoons that made it internationally didn't look like anything else out there.There was tons of dogshit tho.Mega Babies. That little fuck Caillou. Jane and the Dragon.When we make something terrible, it's spectacularly fuckin terrible.
he gon get it
>>145535669Souls look like that
>>145535721Why was he nekkid when Duane, Knock, and Ana weren't
>>145534194that's all he's been doing all his life, buddy
>>145535730>ana/knockFreshly dead, still in the real world so they haven't been disassembled yet>duaneStill alive as far as the khert's concerned
>>145535730Wasn't he half naked when he died?
ITT: /co/-related creators who's live action work is vastly superior to their animation work
>>145535781
>>145535781>pic unrelated
Seething about him won't make Paris fuck you, deranged fuckhead.https://desuarchive.org/_/search/image/kIxVMDo46mEBcywatYP3lw/
>>145536008Defending him won't make Parker fuck you, deranged cuck
>>145536035He prefers strippers as it is, so anon should get on the pole and get to work.
Should more comic villains use masked henchmen? Doctor Doom has Doombots, Batman bad guys occasionally have masked thugs that fit the boss's theme, but it's not really something you think about or see in a lot of modern comics. Like, should Green Goblin just start organizing all of the Jack O'Lanterns that are running around because the tech is almost franchised at this point?
>>145532664Are people allergic to Ishinomori style? Why is that popular, and not cyborg 009. We deserve a new Ishi adaptation, not this thing. No one has learned anything from Samurai Flamenco
>>145532664Norman has to big an ego to have herd of flying weirdos behind him, he's probably pissed people stole his shit too, Norman hates fun though Harry, or any of the Hobgoblin would totally do that
>>145532908People hate fun.>>145532664Masked henchmen is interesting because it implies a more cult-like following. The loss of individual identity and the surrender to the ego of a sole figure. Identical faces in a crowd embodying a leader's ideas...More comic villains would have to be cult leaders and tyrants then.
>>145532664Dr Demonicus in his debut had masked/costumed mooks in Marvel's Godzilla, he is oddly one of the most Toku marvel villains as someone mentioned in thread mentioned him in. Lizard League also has lizard troopers, interestingly the Serpent Society they are based on doesn't have that.
>>145532686apples and oranges.
Joy goes commando
What are your wishes for a potential sequel/continuation of the Bone franchise?
>>145534243Bone is awful. It's difficult to explain why, as there are tons of beloved (mostly for kids -- Where the Wild Things Are, for example) that provide the same low-key 'nothing really happens' energy. Yet, Bone sucks on ALL levels, even the 'shut up it makes kids happy' one exception to seriously awful storytelling. What even is a story? You have to get fundamental when discussing this shit because the creator of Bone Jeff Smith was massively inspired by Carl Barks and the amazing ducktales comics that pretty much single handedly invented Euro-comic storytelling. Somehow Jeff Smith didn't really comprehend what Barks was trying to do by offering real adventure / fantasy to readers of all ages. Bone is a hollow, soulless, meaningless, pointless, meandering rotting muck pile of nothing to say and not even the meager ability to say nothing well. Bone characters have zero depth, all Carl Barks characters are more than they seem, plots are meaningless shit that happens in a world never fleshed out or making any real sense. Bark's world and plots always explore an endless mirror to the real world. More importantly, Duck characters GIVE A FUCK about whatever they are doing. Bone characters are stuck caring about stupid shit, nothing at all, or a mindless waste of time doomed one sided romance with a human they don't fucking comprehend (these are the three bone cousins: mindlessly selfish, mindlessly mindless, and mindlessly 'romantic') and it gets old extremely quickly. Nothing else really happens in the story, they wander with no purpose and the 'story' is promised to happen in the next few pages that never actually occur. The only thing readers learn from Bone is what extreme nearly existential disappointment is and how not to write a story.
>>145535070>Sodomy is awful. It's difficult to explain why, as there are tons of beloved (mostly for kids -- Where the Wild Things Are, for example) that provide the same low-key 'nothing really happens' energy. Yet, Sodomy sucks on ALL levels, even the 'shut up it makes kids happy' one exception to seriously awful storytelling. What even is a story? You have to get fundamental when discussing this shit because the creator of Sodomy God Almighty was massively inspired by Pegan Rituals and the amazing ducktales comics that pretty much single handedly invented Euro-comic intercourse. Somehow God Almighty didn't really comprehend what Pegan Rituals was trying to do by offering real adventure / fantasy to Sodomites of all ages. Sodomy is a hollow, soulless, meaningless, pointless, meandering rotting muck pile of nothing to say and not even the meager ability to say nothing well. Sodomy characters have zero depth, all Pegan Rituals characters are more than they seem, plots are meaningless shit that happens in a world never fleshed out or making any real sense. Pegan's world and plots always explore an endless mirror to the real world. More importantly, power-bottom characters GIVE A FUCK about whatever they are doing. Sodomy characters are stuck caring about stupid shit, nothing at all, or a mindless waste of time doomed one sided romance with a human they don't fucking comprehend (these are the three bone cousins: mindlessly selfish, mindlessly mindless, and mindlessly 'romantic') and it gets old extremely quickly. Nothing else really happens in the story, they wander with no purpose and the 'story' is promised to happen in the next few pages that never actually occur. The only thing Sodomites learn from Sodomy what extreme nearly existential disappointment is and how not to write a story.Editors note: kill yourself faggot
>>145535070>>145535184I ain’t reading all that shit, nigga
>>145535070>>145535184i hate autists
>>145534243I was gifted a Bone book in middle school and just never read it because the cover art made middle school me think it was kiddie stuff. I think I actually still have it lying around somewhere.
>Fifty years ago, INCREDIBLE HULK (1962) #180 by Len Wein and Herb Trimpe introduced Wolverine to readers for the first time. In the buildup to the beloved X-Man’s 50th anniversary, Marvel unleashed a brand-new, unadulterated adventure about The Best There Is… by the best there is! Enter, WOLVERINE: REVENGE by Jonathan Hickman and Greg Capullo.>Speaking to Marvel.com, legendary artist Greg Capullo discussed WOLVERINE: REVENGE, as well his return to Marvel Comics as an interior artist. Taking advantage of the prestige limited series' bloody Red Band glory, Capullo pit Wolverine against some of the Marvel Universe's most brutal foes, from Omega Red to Deadpool to Sabretooth. Ahead of the climactic final issue, we're also lifting the curtain on some tantalizing moments that await fans later in the series, including the cover to WOLVERINE: REVENGE #5 and some interior artwork.
>Marvel.com: You've drawn some really wonderful covers for Marvel over the past few years, but WOLVERINE: REVENGE is your return to interior artwork. What about this series called to you in particular?GREG CAPULLO: I was raised on Marvel Comics. It’s always been where my heart is. Yet, it’s been a lifetime since I last worked on any of their books. I’d be happy drawing almost any Marvel character. Given my history in comics—the books I’ve worked on for other publishers—dark, gritty, bloody... Wolverine was a no-brainer jumping off point.>Marvel.com: Tell us a bit about the collaboration process between you and Jonathan Hickman for this series.GREG CAPULLO: We’re working in the way that I was trained: Marvel’s plot style. Jonathan affords me a lot of room to break things down in a way that feels right to me. Most of the dialogue is crafted after he sees the pages I’ve turned in. It’s very freeing. I feel that this is some of my best work in years as a result.
>Marvel.com: WOLVERINE: REVENGE is the second Marvel series to get the Red Band treatment this year. What has that experience been like for you as an artist?GREG CAPULLO: Given my history in comics, it’s like wearing your most comfortable pair of shoes. My first gig in comics was Gore Shriek — the title says it all. I went on to draw Spawn and Haunt. This is not new territory for this blood drenched-penciller!>Marvel.com: What is your favorite moment in WOLVERINE: REVENGE? What page or panel in this series are you most excited to share with fans?GREG CAPULLO: Oh man… There are way too many moments to choose from. Jonathan has given me an entire amusement park filled with awesome, fun and exciting rides. I’m having a blast!
>Marvel.com: You have a distinguished history with the X-Men, namely your iconic run on X-FORCE (1991). What does a character like Wolverine mean to you?GREG CAPULLO: I say this with no sense of pride whatsoever. I used to be very hot-headed and prone toward violence. So, it’s quite easy for me tap into that well when I’m drawing Wolverine in order to sell his attitude to the audience.>Marvel.com: From Daredevil to Galactus, you’ve drawn some of the most iconic Marvel characters throughout your career. What else remains on your Marvel bucket list?GREG CAPULLO: If only I was a young man. Sigh… I’d want to draw as many Marvel characters as possible. That not being the case, I’ll need to choose more carefully. We shall see.
>Check out the gruesome upcoming artwork now and be sure to pick up the next issue, WOLVERINE: REVENGE #2, on September 25!SOURCE: https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/wolverine-revenge-greg-capullo-interview-special-look
It is that day of the week where we have an on-topic, board appropriate, non-rule breaking thread to discuss our favorite /co/ characters who also happen to be fluffy.
>>145534739>Since when have they been delete on sight? Did Loona mindbreak the mods?I find it's kind of a 50/50 these days.
>>145534751Loona is already too popular, all they are doing is activating the streisand effect. Mods dont get to arbitrarily ban content they personally dislike in the long run.
>check lackadaisy folder>its all menHuh. How'd that happen
>This thread lasted all weekDoes this mean furries are allowed now?
>>145535805It lasted so long because trannyjanny deleted a shit ton of posts.
/his/ here, explain Frollo x Esmerelda to me>>>/his/17085845
such expressiveness
I miss this smelly cunt like you wouldn't believe
>>145526504She was too good for such a mediocre show
>>145527588> Worse show is called Mulligan oh the irony
>>145534284This but actually. The kinds of things I continue fantasizing about doing with Reagan would keep some of you up at night, but Inside Job on the real was kind of weak, both comedically and with the handling of its in-world logic. The minor success it found on Xitter was due to the emotionally mature way in which it handled Reagan, Brett, and Rand, but beyond that, not much to write home about.
Anyone else find it weird how the recent Gravity Falls fandom resurgence didn't eventually lead to renewed Inside Job hype? People were clamoring for a GF sequel or whatever, but not once did I see anyone bring up that an adult spiritual successor actually exists.
>>145527588People watched this??
>>145535882>M-muh magic retconDon't care.
Would you rather be operated by Dr.Vindaloo or Dr.Barber?
>>145532636Just keep soakingJust keep soaking
>>145532636I don’t know much about Dr. Barber but Vindaloo will sell your medical information to a third party.
>>145533259>due westNo such direction.
>>145532636Nothing at all
>>145532636>I simply love my little submarine
Gravity Falls is a poorly animated cartoon.
>>145533793It actually was cut one season short due to the manlet being a lazy fuck.
>>145533094Grandma i feel like you are not taking this cartoon commentary channel seriously
>>145533793Barely honestly.It did felt like that S2 was two seasons in one, with S3 being after Ford was revealed in the portal.It does bother that me that Dipper didn't get a real reason to reject Ford offer and instead he just did it for Mabel's sake.
FUCK BILL
>>145533055Animation doesn't mean still frames, tardbro.
