Friday Fun Link: Comic Book Diagrams, Cutaways, and Maps

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[SugarFree]

If anyone has found Warty's meds, please send them to him. This is getting embarrassing for all of us.

[Art-P.O.G.]

I for one find Warty's attire delightfully decadent.

[SugarFree]

I ain't sayin' he ain't pretty... but enough's enough.

[Warty]

Lookit them shoes. Goddamn, those are bonerific.

[Art-P.O.G.]

Whoa, where's the other end of those Nazi invasion tunnels? And Asgard looks astonishingly high-tech and modern.

[SugarFree]

If they can build a bridge out of a rainbow and a hammer you can't pick up based on your morals, they can do anything.

[Odin]

Anything but lift this great eternal sadness from my heart...

[Loki]

*Hmm, this SugarFree could be of some use to me*

(strokes horns)

[PapayaSF]

That is certainly some Nazi super-technology that can build trans-Atlantic tunnels, and in secret!

[Art-P.O.G.]

Yeah, I was thinking the Nazis would be like, "We did it! We secretly built awesome trans-Atlantic tunnels! Unfortunately we diverted such a ridiculous amount of resources to this effort that by time we were done, we'd lost the war."

[Jeff P]

What level of regulation would the Baxter Building or Avengers Mansion be subjected to? Just think of the inspections needed to maintain a Danger Room or a portal into the Negative Zone.
Superman has the right idea: North Pole.

[Art-P.O.G.]

Doggone right! And when was the last time anyone came in and made sure the Bat-Cave was up to code. I think you're right that the Danger Room would never pass muster (so they probably turn it on at max while the inspectors are inside).

[Aresen]

But it is right in the middle of the Dominion of the Devils.

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[PapayaSF]

"You are requesting a zoning variance for... a missile launcher??"

[Art-P.O.G.]

That map is amazing.

[Jeff P]

IN DC heroes have secret HQs, orbital satellites, and private pocket dimensions. In Marvel they inhabit a building in Midtown, one that is attacked often.

[Aresen]

Marvel used Eminent Domain to get preferred property tax rates.

[Marc]

Every single piece of evidence that I have ever encountered confirms my hypothesis that Comics is F--ing Stupid. Except for Watchmen, which doesn't count.

[Aresen]

Says the guy having trouble with subject-verb agreement.

[PapayaSF]

Watchmen seemed pretty stupid to me, politically. But then I never bought into the trendy left notions that Thatcher and Reagan were bringing on fascism, a new Dark Age, ecological collapse, and nuclear war.

[heller]

I always thought Watchmen was very anti-left, actually. The whole point was that the altruist utilitarian hero becomes the villain, because he believes killing some for the good of the many is justified. Rorschach is the quintessential moral categoralist (his character is a huge rip-off of Steve Ditko's Mr. A, an Objectivist comic book hero). While utilitarianism wins out, Rorschach maintains moral superiority at the very end.

[Art-P.O.G.]

I agree, heller. Watchmen is far too nuanced to espouse a simple partisan political worldview. Its themes transcend politics all the way to philosophy and the most fundamental ethical problems.

[heller]

That's a pretty stupid statement, since Watchmen would be pointless and idiotic without all the comics that preceded it.

[muhabbet]

This is getting embarrassing for all of us gazeteler sohbet