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19 Comments

• At November 15, 2009, Ninjazilla wrote:

  ...Ive been there.

• At November 15, 2009, Greg Hatcher wrote:

  The girl that's still nice to you after a tirade like that? That from all appearances somehow continues to like ...

• At November 15, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  Ohhhh, totally. My girlfriend is pretty geeky herself, but just yesterday she asked, idly, "Are there any Canadian X-Men?"

  I believe ...

• At November 15, 2009, Bry wrote:

  Ha! The last line sold this for me. At least he's more self-aware than a lot of comic fans. ;)

  Though ...

• At November 15, 2009, Adam wrote:

  Yep, he lost her at "Green Lantern." I wonder why my wife sticks with me when I have conversations ...

• At November 15, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  @Jeff Holland: You should've said "Alpha Flight" and maybe got some. ;-)

• At November 15, 2009, Stephane Savoie wrote:

  Funny story: I was trying to keep my comic-nerddom from a girl I was seeing, and was talking about music, ...

• At November 15, 2009, Taylor Porter wrote:

  For me, the best line was "The guy in the wheelchair?"

• At November 15, 2009, P. Boz wrote:

  See, this is why I don't discuss superheroes with people unless they already know what's going on. The ravings ...

• At November 15, 2009, Daniel O' Dreams wrote:

  I would have stopped after "Green Lantern" maybe before, played it off with something like "silly comic book thing, ...

• At November 15, 2009, chad wrote:

  josh bombed out the moment he started talking about heat and then the death of super man . for its ...

• At November 15, 2009, Joe wrote:

  P. Boz.:

  Oh yeah, lunatics are totally more understandable. I had a chat with some lady the other day that claimed ...

• At November 16, 2009, ZZZ wrote:

  Every comic book fan's been in the position of accidentally trying to explain some comics-related point and realizing that the ...

• At November 16, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  @Tom Fitzpatrick:

  When it comes to lessons on Canadian mutants, she's patient - but she's not a saint!

• At November 16, 2009, Marc wrote:

  I was just starting to date this woman, and I took her to see Star Trek: Insurrection. I tried ...

• At November 16, 2009, Xander wrote:

  I just picked up Emerald Twilight/New Dawn at the library and tried explaining to my wife why it made me ...

• At November 16, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  I was just starting to date this woman, and I took her to see Star Trek: Insurrection. I tried to ...

• At November 16, 2009, P. Boz wrote:

  @Joe

  Hey, at least that lady told a good story. She should sell it to DC.

• At November 18, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  @Jeff Holland

  Funnier than the strip :P

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22 Comments

• At November 8, 2009, Jakub wrote:

  H.E.A.T.?

• At November 8, 2009, Brian Cronin wrote:

  Hal's Emerald Advance Team, fellows who wanted Hal Jordan to return as Green Lantern after he was turned into a ...

• At November 8, 2009, Nathaniel wrote:

  Great one, though Brad could've used a shiftier/madder expression on the last panel

• At November 8, 2009, chad wrote:

  given what josh went through last strip with that guy taking his love for magnetoe over board. not suprised to ...

• At November 8, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  It's the NAMBLA of comics fandom.

• At November 8, 2009, Danielle Leigh wrote:

  Even if though I didn't know what H.E.A.T. was the last line was still hilarious.

• At November 8, 2009, Eliot Johnson wrote:

  Originally Hal's Emerald ATTACK Team, which gives a more accurate idea of what the group was like.

• At November 8, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  Were there honestly that many members of H.E.A.T that you could run into one in your everyday business?

• At November 8, 2009, Michael wrote:

  Awk-ward...

• At November 8, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  " It's the NAMBLA of comics fandom. "

  Hey, that's not fair to the North American Marlon Brando Lookalikes Association.

• At November 8, 2009, DanLarkin wrote:

  Nicely done.

• At November 8, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Were there honestly that many members of H.E.A.T that you could run into one in your everyday business?

  That's a part ...

• At November 8, 2009, Adam wrote:

  I swear, I'm gonna have one of those awkward encounters with a HEAT member someday. And it won't be ...

• At November 8, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  Were there honestly that many members of H.E.A.T that you could run into one in your everyday business?

  Not only that, ...

• At November 8, 2009, Michael wrote:

  A bar that caters exclusively to comic nerds, or at least the kind you actually want to be around in ...

• At November 8, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  A bar that caters exclusively to comic nerds, or at least the kind you actually want to be around in ...

• At November 8, 2009, Wesley Smith wrote:

  I thought NAMBLA was the Robin fanclub of comics fandom.

• At November 8, 2009, stealthwise wrote:

  I was expecting something more violent for the end.

• At November 8, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  I hung out at a bar populated solely by comics and gaming nerds, but it was basically the owner's club ...

• At November 8, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  Wait! One more thing! Brad reminds me of Paul Rudd!

• At November 9, 2009, Dalarsco wrote:

  @Micheal: I have a dream that someday, when I'm a rich lawyer with money to burn on potentially crazy ...

• At November 9, 2009, Mike Blake wrote:

  The scary part is when he says "I'm a member of HEAT"-- not "I was". At least to me...

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27 Comments

• At October 30, 2009, Zory wrote:

  Ha ha ha ha ha. Clever.

• At October 31, 2009, Thok wrote:

  I can't tell whether this comic is trying to being sarcastic or not, mainly because I can't tell if Josh ...

• At October 31, 2009, P. Boz wrote:

  I had no idea this went on...I wonder if he's like the white kids who think they're Japanese.

• At October 31, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  Do people actually do this?

• At October 31, 2009, John wrote:

  Is that an Ian McKellen wallet......awesome

• At October 31, 2009, Lyron wrote:

  I didn't catch the wallet buzzing through. It's nice to know I read this site more

  than I actually collect ...

• At October 31, 2009, Danielle Leigh wrote:

  "He was being ironic!" *snicker* Awesome.

• At October 31, 2009, Michael wrote:

  "Do people actually do this?"

  As far as I know, they don't do the whole Jehovah's Witness thing, yet. But I ...

• At October 31, 2009, Stefan Wenger wrote:

  Hahaha!! This is briliant.

  I love Josh in the second panel. "Ah, no, Greg, now he's gonna ...

• At October 31, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  Wasn't this strip on-line twice a week?

• At October 31, 2009, Ajit wrote:

  Do people actually do this?

  See http://www.nightscrawlers.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=11215

  The author, 'Paty - Magnetofiend', is Dave Cockrum's wife.

• At October 31, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  I like the more focused satire in this storyline.

• At October 31, 2009, Brandon Hanvey wrote:

  >>Wasn't this strip on-line twice a week?

  We've cut back to once a week due to real life getting in the ...

• At October 31, 2009, jazzbo wrote:

  What is that jigsaw puzzle/Joker(?) cover from? It looks like a really cool image.

• At October 31, 2009, Thok wrote:

  What is that jigsaw puzzle/Joker(?) cover from? It looks like a really cool image.

  It's the cover to Arkham Reborn 1.

• At October 31, 2009, chad wrote:

  i give it one more pannel for the next strip of the guy talking about his cult of magnetoe and ...

• At October 31, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  I feel like Dave Cockrum's wife should have better things to do with her time.

• At October 31, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  jajajajajaja

• At October 31, 2009, Jack Norris wrote:

  There was even one such incident here, where someone went on for far too long about how the big problem ...

• At October 31, 2009, Pedro Bouça wrote:

  Oh, man. I know a guy much like that! Those Magneto admirers are strange...

  Best,

  Hunter (Pedro Bouça)

• At October 31, 2009, Ted wrote:

  We've cut back to once a week due to real life getting in the way.

  And it's been quality over quantity, ...

• At October 31, 2009, Stony wrote:

  We can laugh but...

  Eventually even H.E.A.T. won

• At November 1, 2009, Omar Karindu, with the power of SUPER-hypocrisy! wrote:

  In fairness -- maybe? -- to Paty, her beef seems to be more with anything Marvel does to alter Magneto's ...

• At November 1, 2009, Baron of Kaos wrote:

  Sincerely the problem is that Magneto had been warped sooo many times is hard to say what he is . ...

• At November 1, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Yes, Chris, they do. This has been going on ever since Chris Claremont left and it just gets worse as ...

• At November 2, 2009, Blackjak wrote:

  Alan Moore, after a bottle of absinthe, isn't that deep

  Superb!

• At November 6, 2009, Strip News 11-6-9 | Strip News | ArtPatient.com | ArtPatient.com wrote:

  [...] (Check out the temporary switch from inking to ball point pen starting here.) Comic Critics is also getting close, ...

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• At October 24, 2009, Jakub wrote:

  "I get nervous and I'm afraid I'll forget the ending" is the moment for me.

  That's how you do ...

• At October 25, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  "Going out with Marissa----" made me think I missed a plot development for a second.

• At October 25, 2009, Tanzim wrote:

  I paused for a second on the Marissa comment too. And I always like that little thing Brandon does with ...

• At October 25, 2009, Joe wrote:

  The fact that the Magneto fan even looks a bit like Magneto is a nice touch.

• At October 25, 2009, Jake V wrote:

  Gee, Sean. What threads on cbr have you been reading?

• At October 25, 2009, sgt rawk wrote:

  Red She-Hulk hits me in my bathing-suit area.

• At October 25, 2009, Stefan Wenger wrote:

  Hahaha, yeah!

• At October 25, 2009, stealthwise wrote:

  Yeah, it would have been best served ending at "I get nervous and I'm afraid I'll forget the ending."

• At October 25, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  The Magneto fan looks like he's about to offer Josh a subscription to the Watchtower. Or in this case, the ...

• At October 25, 2009, chad wrote:

  i would not be surprised if once the magnetoe fan starts to sing the praises of his idol josh finaly ...

• At October 25, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  is it me, or are these getting longer? i like.

• At October 25, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  I'm surprised it didn't end with the Magneto fans broken and bloody body in a dumpster - which had to ...

• At October 25, 2009, Michael wrote:

  Anyone who actually says "Lord Magneto" in real life needs to be swiftly beaten.

• At October 25, 2009, Omar Karindu, with the power of SUPER-hypocrisy! wrote:

  Actually, it looks like the Magneto fan is holding the pulled House of M cover that was legally barred because ...

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24 Comments

• At October 19, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  You crazy bastards.

  You could've ended it on panels 4, 5, 6 or 7 and still gotten a big laugh from ...

• At October 19, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  That open-mouthed gape in response to Brian is pretty much the story of my life.

• At October 19, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  They didn't really novelize Countdown, did they?

  ...

  DID THEY?

• At October 19, 2009, Brian Cronin wrote:

  They did.

• At October 19, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  DID THEY?

  It's almost like X-Men Forever isn't it?

  The guys get points for making fun of it, because it's very existence ...

• At October 20, 2009, T. wrote:

  I am usually against novelizations of any comic, but I think Final Crisis is one book that may actually benefit ...

• At October 20, 2009, Cass wrote:

  The fact that Final Crisis #7 would see print again in some form is reason enough not to novelize Final ...

• At October 20, 2009, Harold wrote:

  Bashing Countdown and Final Crisis Oh, that´s so last year...

• At October 20, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  The novel came out a year ago?

  Keeeeeripes, I'm out of the loop.

• At October 20, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  Great installment! (This is getting redundant ...)

• At October 20, 2009, Rusty Priske wrote:

  Hmmm... I like the strip a lot but this one didn't do it for me.

• At October 20, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  "I am usually against novelizations of any comic, but I think Final Crisis is one book that may actually benefit ...

• At October 20, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  I am usually against novelizations of any comic, but I think Final Crisis is one book that may actually benefit ...

• At October 20, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  http://www.amazon.com/Countdown-Greg-Cox/dp/0441017185

  it cannot be!

• At October 21, 2009, T. wrote:

  And a novelisation of Fellini's 8 1/2 might flesh out the other characters a little, as they are little more ...

• At October 21, 2009, Cass wrote:

  The fault lies not in the work, but within you.

  Not sure if this is a joke or not. If not, ...

• At October 21, 2009, Rusty Priske wrote:

  No need to apologize. Final Crisis was awful, cover to cover.

  It was an ambitious, pretentious awful, rather than the meandering ...

• At October 21, 2009, Capt USA(Jim) wrote:

  Rusty Priske is 100% right.

  Good strip though, I find it funny that someone said something positive about countdown even if ...

• At October 21, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  yes, i get that. but with 8 1/2 what you would lose in narrative experimentation would outweigh what you gained. ...

• At October 21, 2009, Cass wrote:

  Helluva response if it is

  I didn't think it was a joke, but thought I should acknowledge the possibility.

  The thing ...

• At October 21, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  I didn't think it was a joke, but thought I should acknowledge the possibility.

  Well, it was as much as ...

• At October 21, 2009, Cass wrote:

  Can you give an example?

  Sure. I have to do this from memory though, since I don't have the issues on ...

• At October 21, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Sure. I have to do this from memory though, since I don't have the issues on hand, you can correct ...

• At October 21, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Nah, just kidding.

  But I have horrific memory and the books at home, so I'll take your word these events happened.

  (Also ...

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5 Comments

• At October 10, 2009, Chris Tolworthy wrote:

  That is a really good likeness. (First post! Yay!)

• At October 10, 2009, Joe wrote:

  HA! I like the idea of Robert Downey Jr. going around autographing things he's only tangentially connected to.

  "Hey, I ...

• At October 10, 2009, TomerS wrote:

  Well, seeing how people brought up the question of who really created Iron Man in the comments to the recent ...

• At October 10, 2009, chad wrote:

  that was hilerius espically how it wants people to think robert is so in love with being iron man he ...

• At October 12, 2009, Ian wrote:

  I haven't cared much for this recent Ironman as the Great Gazoo bit. I wouldn't mind seeing it come ...

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13 Comments

• At October 2, 2009, Michael wrote:

  Loved the fifth panel.

• At October 2, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  Another great job! Though I was sort of expecting Marissa to say, "What? I'm not even Jewish!"

• At October 2, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  Well, Sands doesn't have a secret weather control satellite, thus eliminating the possibility that his body is hijacked and turned ...

• At October 2, 2009, Bill Burns wrote:

  Slacker guy and efficient, ambitious woman. Wow, that's original.

• At October 2, 2009, Michael wrote:

  Drive-by snark on the Internet. Wow, that's original.

• At October 2, 2009, John wrote:

  Creative, punctuation on the internet! Wow, that is original?

• At October 2, 2009, The Ugly American wrote:

  Ninth panel was even better than the sixth.

  (Oh, I thought we were all doing this snark thing today...)

• At October 2, 2009, joshschr wrote:

  Fifth panel really grabbed me. Seventh panel made me expect a Superboy punch joke. Fourth panel set up ...

• At October 2, 2009, Fletch Curlyfries wrote:

  F&(KN AWESOME. very funny

• At October 3, 2009, Tanzim wrote:

  Am I the only one not getting the Iron Man joke? Why is he, of al characters, being the great ...

• At October 5, 2009, Panji Sudoyo wrote:

  You're not the only one, Tanzim.

  I don't get it either.

  Unless they just picked Iron Man randomly.

• At October 5, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  Iron Sprite first showed up in one of last year's Christmas strips, playing the "devil on the shoulder" to Santa ...

• At October 5, 2009, Tanzim wrote:

  Got it. Thanks, Sean!

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15 Comments

• At September 26, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  Man, that had wasted potential.

  Iron man yelling into 2nd floor window of a house, "Put on a condom!", etc.

• At September 26, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  Like a vignette of Iron Man being "helpful" to idiots.

  "Hey idiot, stop posting comments on blogs at 2:30 AM!"

• At September 26, 2009, P. Boz wrote:

  Suddenly I'm wondering why I don't have sleeves...

• At September 26, 2009, jazzbo wrote:

  But, when it's warm out, you don't need sleeves.

• At September 27, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  Iron Man makes for a very hypocritical Great Gazoo, since he's ruined everything in his life during the past few ...

• At September 27, 2009, Mike wrote:

  (Sigh) How about posting at 1:41 AM. I guess the bromance between men and Iron Man is over.

• At September 27, 2009, Greg Burgas wrote:

  35-year-olds shouldn't shop at Hot Topic. Tiny Iron Man got that right!

• At September 27, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  All of a sudden I feel soooooo much better about myself -- except for T-shirts (which I very rarely wear), ...

• At September 27, 2009, Joe wrote:

  I'll stick to short sleeve shirts during the hot Arkansas summers thanks. Other than that; hilarious.

• At September 28, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  I pretty much never have long sleeves regardless of the weather.

  In the summer I don't need long sleeves. In ...

• At September 28, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  >>I'll stick to short sleeve shirts during the hot Arkansas summers thanks. Other than that; hilarious.

  Pshaw. I'm pretty sure I ...

• At September 28, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  And I see that here at work, the character's flesh is ... flesh-colored. Note to self: Adjust color on monitor ...

• At September 28, 2009, Rusty Priske wrote:

  Short-sleeved dress shirts make you look lik ea bag boy at the local grocery store.

  Other kinds of short-sleeves are fine.

• At September 28, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  Demetri Martin says 'Cool' is all about leather sleeves.

• At September 28, 2009, Dean wrote:

  Great set-up, but I missed the punch-line.

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33 Comments

• At September 17, 2009, Trebbers wrote:

  A.I.M. helmet puts it over the top.

• At September 17, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  He really makes those pants work for him.

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  I was thinking the same thing when I read an online review of the last Daredevil. I was thinking, ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  That being said, agree with Bill. The pants work.

• At September 17, 2009, callen493 wrote:

  Silly Daredevil, new Captain America isn't leader of the Avengers.

• At September 17, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  Bucky Cap.

• At September 17, 2009, Punchy wrote:

  Why hasn't Daredevil joined the Avengers yet! He's the only person who hasn't.

• At September 17, 2009, Omar Karindu, with the power of SUPER-hypocrisy! wrote:

  Silly Daredevil, new Captain America isn't leader of the Avengers.

  And Lady Bullseye wasn't leader of the Hand, but look how ...

• At September 17, 2009, Scott MacIver wrote:

  I'd like to join AIM. I'd settle for HYDRA too.

• At September 17, 2009, jazzbo wrote:

  Wait, there's a for real Lady Bullseye? Is the character as unbelievably stupid as she sounds?

• At September 17, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  Am I losing my mind (don't bother answering that ...)? For some reason, the DD figure in particularly really looks ...

• At September 17, 2009, wil wrote:

  Daredevil takes over groups of bad guys like Kanye disrupts award shows

• At September 17, 2009, Brian Cronin wrote:

  Wait, there's a for real Lady Bullseye? Is the character as unbelievably stupid as she sounds?

  I'm pretty sure "Lady Bullseye" ...

• At September 17, 2009, Matthew E wrote:

  Maybe we could just call her Cowseye.

• At September 17, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  Actually, I think setting himself up as the new Kingpin of Hell's Kitchen worked out pretty well - not so ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  I'm pretty sure "Lady Bullseye" is a name given to her by other characters due to the similarities, not that ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  Oops, messed up interview link. Here it is:

  http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=158787

• At September 17, 2009, jazzbo wrote:

  Ok. That's not as stupid as it initially seemed to me.

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  Ehhh...it's still a dumb name for her to call HERSELF I feel, but at least the reason she does so ...

• At September 17, 2009, jesse wrote:

  Daredevil's life has become something of a lather/rinse/repeat kind of deal, hasn't it? It's angst angst angst Kingpin, then angst ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  Daredevil's life has become something of a lather/rinse/repeat kind of deal, hasn't it? It's angst angst angst Kingpin, then angst ...

• At September 17, 2009, The Dane wrote:

  And don't forget that Ann Nocenti! She totally did the same thing, what with Kingpin and Typhoid Mary ruining Matt's ...

• At September 17, 2009, Gopher wrote:

  Punchy wrote: "Why hasn't Daredevil joined the Avengers yet! He's the only person who hasn't."

  I believe that Daredevil did briefly ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  And don't forget that Ann Nocenti! She totally did the same thing, what with Kingpin and Typhoid Mary ruining Matt's ...

• At September 17, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  "Not saying he has to go back to being a 2nd rate Spider-Man"

  I've read Essential DD vol. 1 and his ...

• At September 17, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  "Also -- DD. Stopped being interesting in, let's see ... I think it was early in Nixon's first term. May've ...

• At September 17, 2009, T. wrote:

  Actually, Brad, when I say he was a 2nd rate Spider-Man it's not an insult. I just mean that ...

• At September 17, 2009, Brandon Hanvey wrote:

  >>>Am I losing my mind (don't bother answering that ...)? For some reason, the DD figure in particularly really looks ...

• At September 17, 2009, Mortenzen wrote:

  Yeah I just checked it directly from comiccritics website and it looks a tad different... Less pixelized let's say... I ...

• At September 17, 2009, lilacsigil wrote:

  Freaking brilliant.

  Actually, I think setting himself up as the new Kingpin of Hell's Kitchen worked out pretty well - not ...

• At September 17, 2009, Ted wrote:

  Nah, that was just all the yuppies moving in and gentrifying the place.

  I am the new leader of the Neighborhood ...

• At September 19, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  Brad Curran --

  >>We get it. You are half a century old!

  Well, y'know, as they say, the golden age of comics ...

• At September 19, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  Jokes on you! I'm functionally a retiree at 26!

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23 Comments

• At September 8, 2009, Wesley Smith wrote:

  Can I get an "amen?"

• At September 8, 2009, Mark wrote:

  :)) The best Comics Critics strip of all time.

• At September 8, 2009, Joe wrote:

  I'm Speechless!!!!

• At September 8, 2009, Snapper wrote:

  Haha. That was brilliant.

• At September 8, 2009, Ethan Shuster wrote:

  The answer is, "In fact, yes you are."

  Agreed.

• At September 8, 2009, Stefan Wenger wrote:

  Excellent. Excellent, all the way through. But the fourth panel's my favorite.

• At September 8, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Killer punchline.

• At September 8, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  Very well done.

• At September 8, 2009, Tekende wrote:

  I hadn't even thought of the possibility of new Darkwing Duck comics. Man that would be so completely awesome.

• At September 8, 2009, Patrick Joseph wrote:

  Devil Dinosaur sent shudders of joy through me. Wow.

• At September 8, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  I could care less about this Disney/Marvel thing. I'm just curious to find out how the parties involved are ...

• At September 8, 2009, Ed wrote:

  "Yes, you would, you son of a bitch! I love Darkwing Duck. And so do you."

  Best.

  Line.

  Ever.

  LMAO!

• At September 8, 2009, Argo Plummer wrote:

  I'll echo the sentiment--this was the best strip of them all. I loved the rant and was nodding in ...

• At September 8, 2009, DrBravo2 wrote:

  "Yes, you would, you son of a bitch! I love Darkwing Duck. And so do you."

  For the win!

• At September 8, 2009, michal.dvorak wrote:

  True, we can only guess at this point. But as far as unsubstantiated guesses about Disney and Marvel go, I ...

• At September 8, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  Excellent comic, guys. My fan pipe dream for the Disney/Marvel merge is for a Phineas and Ferb crossover that involves ...

• At September 8, 2009, John Lewis, Jr wrote:

  The Darkwing Duck line was good.

• At September 8, 2009, Capt USA(Jim) wrote:

  the Darkwing Duck line was good, only I hated Darkwing Duck (I hate 90% of the incompetent hero shows, only ...

• At September 8, 2009, Panji Sudoyo wrote:

  HAH!!..Another good one!!..You guys are getting good at this. Heh-heh.

  I especially like that Nextwave background..It reminds me of one ...

• At September 9, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  Nice - I completely didn't see the punchline coming.

  BTW - I've never even heard of Darkwing Duck.

• At September 9, 2009, Ted wrote:

  I don't know why I bother arguing against people on the Internet anymore, I should just wait for Comic Critics ...

• At September 9, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  [obligatory complaint]

  One panel too long.

  [/obligatory complaint]

  Kidding, of course. You guys are really hitting 'em out of the park these days!

• At September 9, 2009, Dalarsco wrote:

  Three punchlines. Amazing.

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37 Comments

• At August 28, 2009, Michael Howey wrote:

  Damn. That's funny.

• At August 28, 2009, Luke wrote:

  Not all Rob's characters look like Cable... the other half look like Wolverine

• At August 28, 2009, Dan K wrote:

  That first line is an killer. Great strip, well done.

• At August 28, 2009, Eric Grant wrote:

  This strip is consistently funnier than Marmaduke

• At August 28, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  That's so Comic Critic of you to criticize comics.

  (someone's going to "get" that)

  I'm very glad to see that at no ...

• At August 28, 2009, OTL wrote:

  This may well be the funniest one yet...

• At August 28, 2009, jccalhoun wrote:

  So did Rob actually post about Shatterstar or is this not based in reality? I'd be interested in reading ...

• At August 28, 2009, Ian wrote:

  Blood Rope is my favorite because he has an eyepatch

• At August 28, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  He made some comment about how Shatterstar, as he created the character, was not intended to be gay, but rather ...

• At August 28, 2009, Mike Loughlin wrote:

  The whole strip was funny, and the Cable-esque characters all having names that include synonyms for cables, with Blood, Kill, ...

• At August 28, 2009, Tekende wrote:

  Ha, nice, I like this one. Rob-bashing never gets old!

• At August 28, 2009, Dan wrote:

  Also liked the running Cable gag. The punchline was good, too.

• At August 28, 2009, Eric P wrote:

  Oh man, I totally overlooked the portrait parodies in the background. They really add to it, but this one ...

• At August 28, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  I really enjoyed this one.

• At August 28, 2009, Lawrence wrote:

  Pretty funny despite the punch-line being "Shatterstar looks gay (gay=stupid)." And if anyone thinks that gay people actually look like ...

• At August 28, 2009, Daniel O' Dreams wrote:

  I think it was more along the lines of he has long, flowing, blonde hair and wears pink, frilly shirts. ...

• At August 28, 2009, Neal K wrote:

  Even if it was a gay=stupid equation, such an equation is completely in character for Rob Liefeld (at least as ...

• At August 28, 2009, Dexter wrote:

  ...and of course the timing of making fun of Liefeld is perfect, what with the comics world rallying about him ...

• At August 28, 2009, Stefan wrote:

  The hilarious thing is that he said (paraphrasing) "Shatterstar is supposed to be a warrior, a Spartan... and not a ...

• At August 28, 2009, jazzbo wrote:

  This might be the best one yet. The posters in the background are hilarious. Great job.

• At August 28, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Hahahaha.

  I'd buy a Killcord series.

• At August 28, 2009, Corey wrote:

  If only the last two panels happened in real life and he stopped himself from posting.

  What's the yellow hat issue?

• At August 28, 2009, Dan wrote:

  http://lmgtfy.com/?q=rob+liefeld+yellow+hat

• At August 28, 2009, Corey wrote:

  Oh that. I didn't know it had gotten that nickname.

  Smartass. God forbid someone actually make conversation on a discussion thread.

  (And ...

• At August 28, 2009, Dan wrote:

  I didn't know the nickname either. And I tried to use the nicer version of it, at least! ...

• At August 28, 2009, Corey wrote:

  No, that's OK. I thought it was funny! Just giving you a hard time back. My response reads harsher than ...

• At August 28, 2009, AERose wrote:

  "When does a character stop being yours?"

  When you sign the work-for-hire contract.

• At August 28, 2009, Anonymous wrote:

  Rob Liefeld is already a living punchline. The tortured set-up for the final panel was unnecessary.

• At August 28, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  @AERose: I absolutely, totally agree with you AND YET (and this is the point where I will play devil's advocate ...

• At August 28, 2009, kx450f wrote:

  you got me at: so I'm gonna drawing theet for the rest of the day!!!

• At August 29, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  PLEASE MAKE LIEFELD A PERMANENT/RECURRING CHARACTER IN THIS STRIP

  Somebody back me up!

• At August 30, 2009, Sharkie wrote:

  The funniest I've read so far!

• At August 30, 2009, Chuck D wrote:

  The funny thing is that I kind of see Rob's point on this. Making Shatterstar and Rictor gay just ...

• At August 30, 2009, Bright-Raven wrote:

  Chuck:

  Don't you know that characters always switch sides when the relationship with their lycanthrope lovers (supernatural or mutant, doesn't matter) ...

• At August 30, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  (The answer, of course, is Fabian Nicieza, who did such a wonderful job of developing these image-only designs into actual ...

• At August 30, 2009, Mortenzen wrote:

  Found that strip really amusing... Especially with all those "fake" covers in the background which names are almost synonyms and ...

• At September 1, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  Amusing strip, but that looks nothing like Rob Leifeld

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38 Comments

• At August 20, 2009, Anonymous wrote:

  Brilliant

• At August 20, 2009, Crash-Man wrote:

  Spot on.

• At August 20, 2009, Joe wrote:

  Never did like Jughead or his stupid crown. I hope his head gets devoured by dogs. HA!

• At August 20, 2009, Derek wrote:

  Great work guys, the funniest strip yet!

• At August 20, 2009, Tanzim wrote:

  Hah! Two punchlines in one strip? that was like double of what I paid for!! Seriously guys,great work.

• At August 20, 2009, DeAndre Way wrote:

  Somebody's seen Erik Larsen's Hamburger Head...

• At August 20, 2009, DanLarkin wrote:

  Great strip.

• At August 20, 2009, Craig wrote:

  Awesome.

• At August 20, 2009, Squashua wrote:

  It's not a crown, Joe. It's even explained on this very website.

  http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2008/12/18/comic-book-legends-revealed-186/

• At August 20, 2009, Roquefort Raider wrote:

  EXCELLENT!!!

• At August 20, 2009, Scott MacIver wrote:

  Good work. I applaud.

• At August 20, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  This strip was one panel too long

• At August 20, 2009, Marco Sparks wrote:

  Ha ha, brilliant!

• At August 20, 2009, Michael "McK" Xavier wrote:

  This is excellent.

  The best part about it is that if this storyline actually happened in an Archie comic, I think ...

• At August 20, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  Hee hee hee hee hee!

  If i wasn't running on 3 hours of sleep I would have laughed even harder, I ...

• At August 20, 2009, Alex B. wrote:

  On of the best Comic critics, good work

• At August 20, 2009, Josh wrote:

  Awesome.

• At August 20, 2009, Nitz the Bloody wrote:

  Best one yet, guys. Excellent work.

• At August 20, 2009, Michael P. wrote:

  *snerk*

• At August 20, 2009, Tally wrote:

  2 Thumbs up...if only Joey Q had as much sense as Archie.

• At August 20, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Hahaha. Perfect.

• At August 20, 2009, Lynxara wrote:

  I find it very interesting that the statute of limitations hasn't yet expired when it comes to One More Day ...

• At August 20, 2009, Lil T wrote:

  BEST ONE YET! AWESOME!

• At August 20, 2009, JackKing wrote:

  It was good until the hamburger joke.

• At August 20, 2009, Lynxara wrote:

  I don't think it would've worked without the hamburger joke. It's a wonderfully silly visual and nicely undercuts the tone ...

• At August 20, 2009, Capt USA wrote:

  I agree with Lynxara, without the Hamburger joke you have just a nice little jab at one more day, with ...

• At August 20, 2009, DubipR wrote:

  Ok..now THAT was funny. Very well written and thought out perfectly.

• At August 20, 2009, Michael "McK" Xavier wrote:

  I find it very interesting that the statute of limitations hasn't yet expired when it comes to One More Day ...

• At August 20, 2009, Lynxara wrote:

  Well, OMD was in itself a spectacularly dumb story. It really does give people fodder for years of jokes at ...

• At August 20, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  I'm saddened by the people who can't allow themselves to enjoy the BND stories.

  Now, some people don't like them ...

• At August 20, 2009, Capt USA wrote:

  brand new day is the storyline which turned peter parker into an irresponsible sleep with a random girl? and this ...

• At August 20, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  brand new day is the storyline which turned peter parker into an irresponsible sleep with a random girl?

  To be ...

• At August 20, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  It was good until the hamburger joke.

  Nah, the hamburger joke kept it in tune with Archie's sense of humour.

  It made ...

• At August 20, 2009, Lynxara wrote:

  A one night stand would be kind of refreshing, actually... I mean Petey's single now, right?

  But no, the issue ...

• At August 21, 2009, Ian wrote:

  I don't think OMD will ever be reversed because creators have wanted them unmarried ever since they were married. ...

• At August 21, 2009, HammerHeart wrote:

  In my opinion, OMD is the exact point where Spider-Man's comics jumped the shark. The character was abruptly reverted to ...

• At August 23, 2009, Quick Thoughts: Weekly Twitter for 2009-08-23 « Speed Force wrote:

  [...] dances the Mephisto Waltz. [...]

• At September 8, 2009, Panji Sudoyo wrote:

  Hah-hah!!..One of the good ones!!

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25 Comments

• At August 12, 2009, Magical Mimi wrote:

  I think this comic sums up not only why I still haven't seen Watchmen, but also why I haven't seen ...

• At August 12, 2009, T. wrote:

  I love the sentiment, great strip, but it seems so mature an attitude that it seems pretty out of character ...

• At August 12, 2009, Jeff Holland wrote:

  But...but...but...

  It's FUN to deride Malin Ackerman's acting abilities!

  Take that, maturity!

• At August 12, 2009, Raskal66 wrote:

  Josh has totally read my mind about why I haven't gone to see G.I. Joe.

• At August 12, 2009, Dan Bailey wrote:

  What Magical Mimi said.

  Also -- great strip.

• At August 12, 2009, Roquefort Raider wrote:

  Excellent strip!

  And it could be adapted to so many contexts, too.

• At August 12, 2009, Blackjak wrote:

  I admire Josh's stance...

  But...

  I've just started watching the Director's Cut...

  With my wife, who hasn't read the book, to get ...

• At August 12, 2009, Wesley Smith wrote:

  Ah, if only we could apply this sentiment to the comic books that are released this week.

• At August 12, 2009, David Wright wrote:

  Haha, I've been having this same conversation with my girlfriend (who saw it and has been trying to get me ...

• At August 12, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  Yeah, people give me this look like I'm an alien when I say it just looked lame to me, so ...

• At August 12, 2009, T. wrote:

  I’ve just started watching the Director’s Cut…

  With my wife, who hasn’t read the book, to get an unbiased take ...

• At August 12, 2009, Joe wrote:

  My take on it is "I already read so many comics about Iron Man, Batman, and other superheroes. Why as ...

• At August 12, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  lol, i still haven't seen watchmen either

• At August 12, 2009, sgt pepper wrote:

  This comic has really been on a streak of quality lately. I was gone all summer and just read ...

• At August 12, 2009, stealthwise wrote:

  That's how I approached the movie too.

• At August 12, 2009, Capt USA wrote:

  I liked Watchmen the movie, sure there was some missteps of course, but c'mon when people actually think the first ...

• At August 12, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Yeah, people never get that I don't really want to see it.

  I only saw V For Vendetta when a housemate ...

• At August 13, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  Watchmen is a decent film. It could never live up to the book, but it's still a decent film.

  Of ...

• At August 13, 2009, Blackjak wrote:

  T: She actually really enjoyed it. Grossed-out by only one scene - the angle-grinder bit...

  The biggest fault (from ...

• At August 13, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  It is a completely different medium. As such, I think it works as an adaptation.

  Not having seen it I ...

• At August 13, 2009, Bright-Raven wrote:

  I would not have seen it but it opened on my birthday and some friends took me to see it ...

• At August 15, 2009, bats wrote:

  i actually liked the movie more than the comic....maybe its just my age...and became a fan of rorsack( i dont ...

• At August 15, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  because of the crazy shit he does in the movie

  But it's the same crazy shit he did in the comic...

• At August 18, 2009, Blackjak wrote:

  Funky,

  There are a quite a few areas that it was adapted from the original. And yes, I ...

• At September 8, 2009, Panji Sudoyo wrote:

  I actually like the Watchmen movie..looks like i'm in the minority here, though.

  Like 300, it's one of the most faithful ...

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52 Comments

• At August 4, 2009, DS wrote:

  I think Hal's point was more "they've broken coutless crimes but we're going to wait for them to show up ...

• At August 4, 2009, T. wrote:

  The line "these people are as proactive as Peter Parker was after his Uncle's body hit the floor" is an ...

• At August 4, 2009, T. wrote:

  Actually forget it, Josh is right, I just realized my lapse in logic. Good strip.

• At August 4, 2009, Anon wrote:

  I was waiting for the punchline, but it never came.

• At August 4, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  sigh. I missed Starman. Now that was a book to read.

• At August 4, 2009, Wayne wrote:

  Amen

• At August 4, 2009, Will wrote:

  Starman was, in fact, pretty great. I have and love all the issues. And I haven't read Cry ...

• At August 4, 2009, T. wrote:

  I was waiting for the punchline, but it never came.

  This was one of those jokes where the punchline came first. ...

• At August 4, 2009, Craig wrote:

  I thought the punchline was comparing celebrity deaths to the "death" of Robinson's talent. After that, it was all coasting ...

• At August 4, 2009, Ellis Wyatt wrote:

  I hate hate hate the word 'proactive'. It means the exact thing as one of the definitions of "active", yet ...

• At August 4, 2009, Snapper wrote:

  That's a bit of a harsh one, especially as the series isn't even on it's second issue yet...

  Still love the ...

• At August 4, 2009, Joe wrote:

  Not sure if this strip deserves a hearty "Bwa ha ha!" or a well placed "LoL"

  Either way I did enjoy ...

• At August 4, 2009, Paul wrote:

  This is brilliant. Punchline? I laughed at every panel. And I too hope for a resurrection of Robinson's career. After ...

• At August 4, 2009, T. wrote:

  I hate hate hate the word ‘proactive’. It means the exact thing as one of the definitions of “active”, yet ...

• At August 4, 2009, jccalhoun wrote:

  a bit of an over-reaction I think. Had the strip talked about Robinson's work on Superman it might have ...

• At August 4, 2009, Cheeris wrote:

  Excellent stuff, best one so far quite possibly. It finds the line between being funny-critical and funny-nasty, and then firmly ...

• At August 4, 2009, Si__ wrote:

  Of course, as comics fans, we are already criticizing something that´s not even finished yet.

• At August 4, 2009, Mr Wesley wrote:

  The problem with "proactive" books is that it is almost always immediately abandoned by the writer. The moment super-heros become ...

• At August 4, 2009, Mr Wesley wrote:

  @Si:

  That's like saying it's unfair to review a TV show before the first season is over. People aren't saying (well, ...

• At August 4, 2009, Aaron King wrote:

  I read these regularly and like them all, this one included. However, Hal Jordan "couches" his words in simple, empty ...

• At August 4, 2009, T. wrote:

  It’s entirely possible that things will turn around. When Dollhouse premiered, people were saying Joss Whedon had lost it. By ...

• At August 4, 2009, Philip wrote:

  Nothing I've read from James Robinson since Starman has been anywhere close to the quality of that book. Or at ...

• At August 4, 2009, beta ray steve wrote:

  I don't agree with the "It's only the first issue" criticism. Comics cost 3 or 4 bucks. If you figure ...

• At August 4, 2009, The Ugly American wrote:

  Hooray for honest journalism!

• At August 4, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Of course, as comics fans, we are already criticizing something that´s not even finished yet.

  We're just being proactive.

• At August 4, 2009, tsleazy wrote:

  its a shame such spectacular artwork is wasted on this book. funny and harsh, loved it.

• At August 4, 2009, Mr Wesley wrote:

  a tradition of suckiness, like replacing members of the FF.

  That may be the truest thing ever written.

• At August 4, 2009, Adam wrote:

  Not being a huge follower of Robinson: could this merely be a slump? I've seen some writers go downhill ...

• At August 4, 2009, Apodaca wrote:

  "Of course, as comics fans, we are already criticizing something that´s not even finished yet."

  No one's doing that. They're criticizing ...

• At August 4, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  Of course, as comics fans, we are already criticizing something that´s not even finished yet.

  No, it's finished. Fully colored and ...

• At August 4, 2009, Capt USA wrote:

  great strip, every panel was funny. Even if I didn't agree with most of it, it would have still been ...

• At August 4, 2009, Si__ wrote:

  "No, it’s finished. Fully colored and inked, all neatly stapled together. They sold it to me in a store and ...

• At August 4, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  The way these things usually work is that issue 7 will come out about 6 months after the first issue ...

• At August 4, 2009, Ted wrote:

  Active and proactive do NOT mean the exact same thing.

  T, I was just about to say the same ...

• At August 4, 2009, Michael P. wrote:

  I guess CBR should stop reviewing books like Uncanny X-Men and Action Comics, then, since we don't even know when ...

• At August 4, 2009, Omar Karindu wrote:

  If "proactive" is supposed to mean "in anticipation of," surely it should be PREactive. "Pro" simply means "for," and ...

• At August 4, 2009, Mr Wesley wrote:

  "And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why I won't do two shows a night."

  Where else can you find a web ...

• At August 4, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  Pretty funny, though not as funny as the book itself - it's like X-Men Forever, my brain struggles with the ...

• At August 4, 2009, Stony wrote:

  He should have dropped a microphone at the end before walking out, leave it all the floor!!

• At August 5, 2009, Ted wrote:

  That said, T. is simply wrong, as the word active meant what proactive now does before it took on ...

• At August 5, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  Damn - I missed all of the good Proactive/Active/Reactive/Passive talk and other people have made points better than I could. ...

• At August 5, 2009, T. wrote:

  I'm glad I scrolled down before answering, as I see Ted answered even better than I would have.

  Let me just ...

• At August 5, 2009, Raskal66 wrote:

  Funny strip.

  I liked Cry for Justice #1, though and am looking forward to Robinson on JLA. It can't be ...

• At August 5, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  Apparently you two didn't get my memo to the internet about shutting up about this apparently tremendously shitty comic. Which ...

• At August 5, 2009, Brad Curran wrote:

  At the very least, though, can we call for a moratorium on "you can't criticize this tremendously shitty comic because ...

• At August 5, 2009, AERose wrote:

  James Robinson was never a good writer.

• At August 5, 2009, FunkyGreenJerusalem wrote:

  James Robinson was never a good writer.

  For real!

  Except for The Golden Age, Starman, that Ash mini, The Shade mini, ...

• At August 6, 2009, Joe wrote:

  So apparently #2 was just as bad as #1. Lots of sitting around talking about "justice" and over dramatic dialog ...

• At August 6, 2009, AERose wrote:

  Oh Good Lord the Jimmy Olsen special. Because we were really in need of a story where Jimmy Olsen was ...

• At August 6, 2009, Brian Cronin wrote:

  Yeah, that Jimmy Olsen Special was bizarre.

• At August 7, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  For real!

  Except for The Golden Age, Starman, that Ash mini, The Shade mini, The JSA launch, All Star Comics, The ...

• At August 10, 2009, DanCJ wrote:

  Oops - That's 67 Seconds not 27 Seconds.

  Oh yeah and there's that very good Grendel Tales series he did ...

7 Comments

• At July 27, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  *snick*

• At July 27, 2009, Zabba wrote:

  lol. Stop being a tease Joe and tell us what we all want to know -- is Marvelman gonna be ...

• At July 27, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  I wouldn't have stopped at pulling his hair, I would have shaved two M's on the back of his head. ...

• At July 27, 2009, Chris Gannon wrote:

  Moore's stories at least will be reprinted and the money paid to Mick Anglo. Moore actually confirmed that back in ...

• At July 27, 2009, The Ugly American wrote:

  D:

  Dude, that's not right.

  He paid a lot for those plugs.

• At July 27, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Hahaha.

• At July 27, 2009, Romanticide wrote:

  Damn Right!

8 Comments

• At July 26, 2009, Snapper wrote:

  Amazing. My favourite so far!

• At July 26, 2009, Crash-Man wrote:

  Nice.

• At July 26, 2009, The Ugly American wrote:

  Was kind of hoping he was going to hit on her and it would end up being a dude under ...

• At July 26, 2009, Mike Loughlin wrote:

  Very funny!

• At July 26, 2009, Bright-Raven wrote:

  Cute.

• At July 26, 2009, Joe wrote:

  Josh is such a ladies man.

• At July 26, 2009, Ariel S. wrote:

  Awesomely funny!

• At July 26, 2009, T. wrote:

  That went on one panel too long. You did it again!

13 Comments

• At July 25, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  Of those three, Monster is actually by far the best.

  In my opinion, anyway.

  No, no, it's not even in my opinion, ...

• At July 25, 2009, Denmad wrote:

  Yeah... I guess it's a case of the joke being true making it funnier.

  Well, in the eyes of anyone ...

• At July 25, 2009, Filrouge wrote:

  Well, Monster may be really good, but by the seventh book you realize Urasawa is treading waters (even though the ...

• At July 25, 2009, Michael P. wrote:

  Nerd fight!

• At July 25, 2009, Joe wrote:

  I've only read the first book of Monster, but after 3 volumes of 20th Century Boys and Pluto each I'd ...

• At July 25, 2009, T. wrote:

  Monster totally does tread waters after 7 issues and does have a disappointing ending. Yet somehow still manages to be ...

• At July 25, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  I guess the right to disagree doesn't sit well with Josh & Marissa.

• At July 25, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  That's a shame to hear about Monster; I really liked the first volume.

• At July 25, 2009, bad trotsky wrote:

  Well the look on Ricks face sells it. Squiggly line mouth for the win.

• At July 25, 2009, bad trotsky wrote:

  This is the only web comic that gets torn apart by comic fans as to its quality. I would think ...

• At July 25, 2009, Jack Norris wrote:

  You know trotsky, it probably would have helped to point that out in a comment thread where that's actually happening...

• At July 25, 2009, Pedro Bouça wrote:

  Yeah, as if a dirty foreign comic series would have a chance to win an Eisner Award outside the ghetto ...

• At July 27, 2009, Jingoistic Crowd wrote:

  USA! USA! USA!

12 Comments

• At July 24, 2009, Snapper wrote:

  haha. I like these con ones!

• At July 24, 2009, Dbishop wrote:

  That's a nice Avatar arrow tat

• At July 24, 2009, Mr Wesley wrote:

  For a second, there, I thought he was supposed to be Red Tornado.

• At July 24, 2009, Oinkman wrote:

  I didn't even know avatar fans were that prominant.

• At July 24, 2009, Bright-Raven wrote:

  Oinkman:

  I don't know how much prominence the Avatar fans may or may not have, but I've done three sketch commissions ...

• At July 24, 2009, Bright-Raven wrote:

  I know it's a big whoopdeedoo because of the oddball media coverage, but seriously, guys, was this the best you ...

• At July 24, 2009, Dan wrote:

  I also saw it as Red Tornado at first. Didn't know there was someone with that much love for ...

• At July 24, 2009, Sean Whitmore wrote:

  I don’t think we really care whether the ‘lighters are there or not.

  Nor should you.

  How can this be read ...

• At July 24, 2009, bweazy wrote:

  liked it. I too thought it was red tornado, but you still get the point.

• At July 24, 2009, Jake wrote:

  When did this get drawn? I swear, I saw that guy at the con earlier today.

• At July 24, 2009, Brandon Hanvey wrote:

  >>>When did this get drawn? I swear, I saw that guy at the con earlier today.

  I drew it late Thursday ...

• At July 26, 2009, StereotypeA wrote:

  Go to an anime con and drown beneath the seas of Avatar fans...

  Despite, you know, Avatar not being anime and ...

6 Comments

• At July 23, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  Tim Callahan... or LEX LUTHOR? U-Decide!

• At July 23, 2009, Eldric IV wrote:

  Was that actually Linkara or have we reached such depths that someone dressed up as him?

• At July 23, 2009, Corey wrote:

  Don't need the last panel.

  Do the Comics Critics folks have a booth? Would love to praise them in person once ...

• At July 23, 2009, Brandon Hanvey wrote:

  >>Do the Comics Critics folks have a booth? Would love to praise them in person once I get down there.

  Nope. ...

• At July 23, 2009, Corey wrote:

  Brandon, one final question: Does he take public humping as a compliment?

• At July 24, 2009, yo go re wrote:

  I wouldn't recognize most comics people if you showed me a picture of them, so a drawing? Even less-so...

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11 Comments

• At July 18, 2009, Anonymous wrote:

  B^U

• At July 18, 2009, Chris Jones wrote:

  Hee!

• At July 19, 2009, Gavin wrote:

  Meh..

• At July 19, 2009, Snapper wrote:

  haha

• At July 19, 2009, Omar Karindu, with the power of SUPER-hypocrisy! wrote:

  Pardon me, but...what the hell comic are they alluding to?!?

• At July 19, 2009, Tom Fitzpatrick wrote:

  You know, I know exactly how Marissa felt.

  I was hunting all over (e-bay included) for a Savage Dragon # 0 ...

• At July 19, 2009, Greg Burgas wrote:

  Chew by John Layman and Rob Guillory. A cop can read a food's past by eating it. He ...

• At July 20, 2009, BrikHed wrote:

  that is freaking hilarious

• At July 20, 2009, Ann Thrope wrote:

  That's so great. I went to three comic book shops trying to find Chew, and it was all sold out. ...

• At July 20, 2009, T. wrote:

  Ann Thrope? A play on misanthrope? ("MIss Ann Thrope?") Clever wordplay there.

• At July 21, 2009, fanboy d wrote:

  WIN!