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>> No. 2532 Anonymous
8th December 2009
Tuesday 9:46 pm
2532 Ministry of Space
Has anyone else read this? It's an excellent British comic, a short look into a world where the RAF got their hands on the german rocket scientists first.

#1 - http://www.mediafire.com/?tjmnmzzmtmk
#2 - http://www.mediafire.com/?yqyyzmnzn4i
#3 - http://www.mediafire.com/?zwt3xlxmd2j

I also think the logo would be fitting for /lab/ but what do I know?
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>> No. 2963 Anonymous
26th August 2010
Thursday 5:58 pm
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>>2962
But Commando Cody is taken from King of the Rocket men, surely?
>> No. 2964 Anonymous
28th August 2010
Saturday 10:59 pm
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>>2963
No it's a wholly different serial with an unconnected storyline.
>> No. 2965 Anonymous
29th August 2010
Sunday 4:26 pm
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>>2964
>King of the Rocket Men is a 1949 Republic movie serial, in twelve chapters, notable for introducing the "Rocketman Character" who reappeared under a variety of names in later serials Radar Men from the Moon, Zombies of the Stratosphere and the semi-serial Commando Cody: Sky Marshal of the Universe.
>> No. 3031 Anonymous
4th September 2010
Saturday 10:16 pm
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>Commando Cody serials are sometimes confused with King of the Rocket Men (1949), because the rocket-powered flying suit worn by the title character also became a wardrobe piece worn by Cody. To add to the confusion, Larry Martin wore the same suit again in Zombies of the Stratosphere. Referring to these different Republic Pictures characters wearing this prop suit collectively as "The Rocketman" is a concept formalized on film by Walt Disney Productions in their 1991 film, The Rocketeer
>> No. 3111 Anonymous
23rd December 2010
Thursday 10:57 pm
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>>2962
You're wrong my friend. Got it from the source.
Ellis based the sherrif on Cody.
...sorry

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>> No. 2901 Anonymous
6th July 2010
Tuesday 7:32 pm
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Well are you? Lets get a god damm 200A.D thread going.
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>> No. 3089 Anonymous
27th November 2010
Saturday 10:22 am
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>>3088

I suppose it fits, in the first movie I always found it jarring how Stallone's outfit was the only one they spent any money on.
>> No. 3090 Anonymous
28th November 2010
Sunday 6:04 pm
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>>3089
I found the whole film jarring.
>> No. 3096 Anonymous
29th November 2010
Monday 8:34 pm
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>>3090 Likewise. I don't understand most of the hate for it though. Taken as a stand alone piece, it's a reasonable sci-fi action flick. I couldn't stand it because they murdered the comic but most of the public didn't have that problem.
>> No. 3097 Anonymous
30th November 2010
Tuesday 2:15 am
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>>3096
Rob Cuntbag Schneider. The set pieces (Mega City!), costumes and props were brilliant though, shame the pace, acting, dialogue and 'feel' of the film were so off
>> No. 3098 Anonymous
30th November 2010
Tuesday 8:50 am
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Robocop is a good Judge Dredd film. When it came to making the Stallone film they wereconsciously trying to avoid making it like the comic as they thought the movie would be criticised for being too like Robocop.

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>> No. 3034 Anonymous
9th September 2010
Thursday 12:25 am
3034 What is Islamic Fundamentalism?
There's a series of japanese comics published by a company called Tuna Empire, most of their comics haven't been published in English (for obvious reasons), so finding translations is difficult, but here's a few.
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>> No. 3069 Anonymous
14th October 2010
Thursday 3:22 pm
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That was... surprisingly awesome.
>> No. 3082 Anonymous
26th October 2010
Tuesday 3:01 pm
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>>3053

So did she die? That's a bit of an anti-climax.
>> No. 3083 Anonymous
30th October 2010
Saturday 3:41 pm
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i LMAO when she jumped up to catch the semen on her face.
>> No. 3084 Anonymous
4th November 2010
Thursday 2:07 am
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I learnt a lot about Islamic Fundamentalism today.
>> No. 3085 Anonymous
25th November 2010
Thursday 10:38 pm
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That was quite amazing, this piece of informative tome shall be of great use to me...

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>> No. 3056 Anonymous
15th September 2010
Wednesday 1:59 am
3056 kick ass?
so what's your actual opinion of the kick ass movie? too toned down? just right? better than the comics? shouldn't have been made? personally, i watched the movie first, went back and read the comics, and i thought the comics were better.
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>> No. 3061 Anonymous
15th September 2010
Wednesday 7:58 pm
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Fairly average superhero action thing with one decent fight scene which involved the little girl.
Disappointly sanitized and pasteurized the important theme of the comic story which made it all about losers playing out wish-fulfillment fantasies in favour of getthegirlbloweverythingup pointlessness.
>> No. 3062 Anonymous
15th September 2010
Wednesday 8:46 pm
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>>3061

so... you liked it?
>> No. 3063 Anonymous
16th September 2010
Thursday 8:45 am
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>>3060
Both men are called John Romita, the one who pencilled Kick Ass was John Romita Jr.
>> No. 3065 Anonymous
18th September 2010
Saturday 3:53 pm
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Everything that the movie changed was for the worse. The most objectionable being that Dave gets the girl. Fucking Hollywood.

Despite that, it still managed to be enjoyable, so who cares.
>> No. 3068 Anonymous
6th October 2010
Wednesday 8:46 pm
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The most horrific thing of all is that the movie mask has a hole in it.

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>> No. 3029 Anonymous
3rd September 2010
Friday 1:03 pm
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>> No. 3030 Anonymous
3rd September 2010
Friday 5:50 pm
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>>3029
the best i can say is that he's quite good at drawing David Mitchell. I wonder if he traced a photo.

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>> No. 2966 Anonymous
1st September 2010
Wednesday 6:16 pm
2966 Zhang Jingzhi
Here are some pictures by a Chinese guy called Zhang Jingzhi (张憬之). He is an art student in Paris (or was when the first of these were posted in this thread http://www.bn13.com/bbs/read.php?tid=32306&page=20 ).

The style is obviously influenced by Japanese manga - in the thread he mentions Fujiko F. Fujio, one of the creators of Doraemon, and Zhang actually hid the manga artist's portrait in several of these pictures.
I have to say the obsessive attention to detail appeals to the trainspotter in me.
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>> No. 3024 Anonymous
1st September 2010
Wednesday 6:51 pm
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And that's it. The guy on the left with the pipe, Fujiko F. Fujio, is in several of of them.
>> No. 3025 Anonymous
1st September 2010
Wednesday 6:58 pm
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Looks like Blackadder, Baldrick and the rest. Also Fujiko F. Fujio is standing between King George V and Field Marshal Douglas Haig. THE BLOODY CHEEK.
>> No. 3026 Anonymous
1st September 2010
Wednesday 7:02 pm
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>>3025
from the bottom right: Melchett, Darling, Blackadder, George and Baldrick
>> No. 3027 Anonymous
2nd September 2010
Thursday 10:47 am
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These are pretty fun, I'm surprised to say I clicked most of them. Just wish there were some in higher-def, also your link spat out gobblydee-gook.
Thanks!
>> No. 3028 Anonymous
2nd September 2010
Thursday 3:24 pm
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>>3027
You need to register on the bbs to view the thread I linked to. Anyway, all the pictures in that thread are in this thread. The one highish definition pic is this one >>2991 He later redrew those armies giving each its own picture >>2987 >>2988 >>2989 >>2990 >>2992

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>> No. 2945 Anonymous
14th August 2010
Saturday 4:02 am
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Now that it's finally getting colder up North and days are getting shorter (well, a bit), I've dug out a copy of the Originals and had a lovely rainy day read by the heater.
It's not the best-known Dave Gibbons book, so I would like to recommend it here - real 2000 A.D.-y, with a distinct Clockwork Orange/V for Vendetta feel to it.
Also, name a comic you can read a thousand times, yet it still makes you feel all warm inside.
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>> No. 2948 Anonymous
14th August 2010
Saturday 11:40 pm
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>>2947

Here you go:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=55KHRQR3
It's in .cbr, but you can just change the file extension to .rar and unzip the images.
>> No. 2949 Anonymous
15th August 2010
Sunday 11:58 am
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It's from about the 30min mark

http://www.archive.org/details/PanelBordersTheArtOfDaveGibbonsvideo
>> No. 2950 Anonymous
15th August 2010
Sunday 12:18 pm
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>>2948 Sound advice, but I don't know why anyone wouldn't just download a free comic viewer like CDisplay. It makes reading so much easier.
>> No. 2951 Anonymous
15th August 2010
Sunday 7:35 pm
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>>2948
Thank you. I have CDisplay already.
>> No. 2952 Anonymous
15th August 2010
Sunday 11:18 pm
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I was a little disappointed with that. Just mods vs rockers with the looks and words slightly changed.

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>> No. 259 Anonymous
12th December 2008
Friday 7:47 am
259 The Pro

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>> No. 2912 Anonymous
19th July 2010
Monday 12:32 pm
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>>2911

Homage or parody, sounds better.
>> No. 2913 Anonymous
20th July 2010
Tuesday 6:18 pm
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>>2912
Rip-off: to copy, especially illegally
Parody: make a spoof of or make fun of
Different meanings, not just sounds.
>> No. 2915 Anonymous
21st July 2010
Wednesday 1:00 am
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>>2913

And?
>> No. 2916 Anonymous
21st July 2010
Wednesday 12:55 pm
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>>2915
And your face.
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21st July 2010
Wednesday 11:55 pm
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>> No. 2892 Anonymous
23rd June 2010
Wednesday 5:26 pm
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>> No. 2812 Anonymous
16th May 2010
Sunday 7:48 pm
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Sup /com/rades.
A freind and I are trying to start a homebrew comic 'company.'
We both have written a few series, including 2 or 3 ongoing things. I've just started writing up a script for a comic that I'm basing on an earlier novel length story.

What do you think on a Novel length (300+ pages) graphic story? What would make it different froma graphic novel is the fact that the Descriptive narrative and dialogue wouldnt be as obscure and empty as with comics, but not at all retracting from the amount of artwork.

Also, any tips on scripting? I have a hard time scripting.

Pic unrelated but welcome.
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>> No. 2853 Anonymous
2nd June 2010
Wednesday 12:47 am
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>>2812
Christ what curves.
>> No. 2854 Anonymous
2nd June 2010
Wednesday 2:31 am
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No more or source, I'm afraid.
I was using my flatmates PC when I posted that.
>> No. 2879 Anonymous
15th June 2010
Tuesday 7:21 pm
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>>2854

Although 13 days late, I think you should watch out in the future in using his PC.
>> No. 2889 Anonymous
22nd June 2010
Tuesday 9:31 pm
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>>2812
How long did it take you to make a comic book.
any tips?
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23rd June 2010
Wednesday 2:15 pm
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It looks like Invader Zim boobs girl.

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>> No. 2866 Anonymous
11th June 2010
Friday 7:36 pm
2866 Tank Girl
Amazing comic.
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>> No. 2884 Anonymous
18th June 2010
Friday 6:40 pm
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>>2883

Maybe she likes a sex partner who is hung like a bull?
>> No. 2885 Anonymous
18th June 2010
Friday 10:14 pm
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>>2883
she dates a fucking kangaroo, livestock is obviously her type.
>> No. 2886 Anonymous
19th June 2010
Saturday 1:48 pm
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I'd love for someone to dress up like that for me.
>> No. 2887 Anonymous
20th June 2010
Sunday 11:53 am
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>>2885
Kangaroos are generally not livestock. Hence livestock not being her type. There's no point making negative posts just for the sake of it.
>> No. 2888 Anonymous
21st June 2010
Monday 1:54 am
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>>2883

I'd boil her like a pot full of OXO cubes?

Sage coz meh.
When I was 15 I used to be in love with Tank Girl and bought The Face every month to read the Get The Freebies strip. I still have the XL Tank Girl summer poster comic somewhere.
But then Gorillaz exploded and reading Hewlett's stuff just seemed... er... faux pas? I dunno, maybe I'm alone in my indifference.

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>> No. 2874 Anonymous
14th June 2010
Monday 1:03 am
2874 I am confused
Who is more powerful at their limit?

Living Tribunal or Spectre?

I am not knowledgeable and need to be told these things.

Please fill me in, in a neutral manner preferrably.
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>> No. 2875 Anonymous
14th June 2010
Monday 10:05 am
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Like all comic characters, it depends on the writer and the story. There's no real way to measure these things. The limit is always being pushed.
>> No. 2876 Anonymous
14th June 2010
Monday 12:19 pm
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>>2875

But Living Tribunal at least has consistent powers.

Spectre seems to have huge power at all times and is only capped by his host.

Is Spectre, without a host, as powerful as Living Tribunal or more powerful?
>> No. 2877 Anonymous
15th June 2010
Tuesday 10:26 am
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I honestly don't know, then. Perhaps you should get Spectre to take Living Tribunal as his host?

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>> No. 2863 Anonymous
11th June 2010
Friday 10:31 am
2863 Rude Britannia
Tate Britain are running a show on 300 years of British comic art, from Hogarth to Viz. Might not be everyones thing, but I'll be heading along next week and will return with photos for anyone interested.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/jun/05/rude-britannia-tate-will-self
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>> No. 2864 Anonymous
11th June 2010
Friday 10:51 am
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>>2863
great, sounds interesting
>> No. 2865 Anonymous
11th June 2010
Friday 11:42 am
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Oh fantastic, I'll definately have to plan a trip down there. Thanks for letting us know.

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>> No. 2826 Anonymous
22nd May 2010
Saturday 10:08 am
2826 Omsk Shooter
Part of an unfinished comic by http://gosupodaryofu.livejournal.com/ translated from Russian by some guy on /int/ and shooped together by me. I think it's quite nice. The original title is "Carefree Shooter" but I think that's a little bland. Omsk because http://www.google.com/search?q="welcome+to+omsk" (the attached picture is not from this comic but by the same artist)
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>> No. 2857 Anonymous
4th June 2010
Friday 7:17 pm
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>>2855
Here's a something new of his/hers: a three page comic for a Russian comic convention with an interesting name:
http://gosupodaryofu.livejournal.com/26054.html
>a little comic on Bumfest If anyone knows Bumfest - international festival of cartoon stories, which is held in St. Petersburg. Mandatory conditions: a comic should be finished, should not exceed 3 pages. Theme this year - "Heroes":)
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4th June 2010
Friday 7:18 pm
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4th June 2010
Friday 7:19 pm
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>> No. 2860 Anonymous
6th June 2010
Sunday 8:41 pm
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Beautiful. The manga influence is quite obvious.
>> No. 2861 Anonymous
6th June 2010
Sunday 10:40 pm
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That's rarely a positive thing.

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