comic books are life

lots of comic book type schtuff

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[dailyfantastic]

FF #215:

I really like this panel layout.

[fantasticfourforever]

[jasposeyblog]

My commission of Element Lad by Barry Kitson

[inconstantsearchofperfection]

tuesday. ( Tuesday ). Tuesday.

[coolcomicbookcovers]

[inconstantsearchofperfection]

Ummmmnn

How is ken paxton still not in jail.

[spaceshiprocket]

Black Widow by Jorge Fornés

[dailyfantastic]

FF #207:

Just some great Buscema/Sinnott artwork.

[dailyfantastic]

FF #206:

This…

this still isn’t over?

Folks. Folks. I am not perfect, but I’m at least a pretty good person.

What have I done to deserve this boring story arc? How can I make it stop?

[dailyfantastic]

FF #206:

It’s here! It’s here! It’s fin-a-la-la-ly here!

[dailyfantastic]

FF #208:

I was hanging out with my pal The Clobbermancer a few weeks back, and he reminded me that I missed reading the annual where the Sphinx first appeared. I really hoped that he was mistaken, but the unfortunate truth is The Clobbermancer is never mistaken when it comes to this (he can use sorcerous powers to control clobbering, after all).

I guess eventually I’m gonna have to read some more New Champions stuff.

[dailyfantastic]

FF #208:

Let’s be real: I’d prefer the New Champions a lot more if they actually were a Space Disco.

[dailyfantastic]

FF #217:

FOR CRYING OUT LOUD

WELL HERE WE GO AGAIN

BACK INTO THE DOOR TO THE NEGATIVE ZONE, WHICH NEVER GOT LOCKED AFTER ALL

[comicbooknooktypeschtuffs]

H.e.r.b.i.e. ( he s actually dr sun )

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Mike Mignola

[dailyfantastic]

FF #217:

Ladies, gentlemen, and all distinguished guests:

The Negative Zone first appeared in the classic Fantastic 4 issue “This Man, This Monster” (FF Vol 1, Issue 51). 

In that, and every appearance since then, someone either gets launched out of it, or into it, and that causes chaos and confusion for a full story arc.

You may have heard me point out that characters should be careful around the Door to the Negative Zone. Like, every single time it appears.

Here we are, 166 issues later, and Mr. Fantastic is finally putting a lock on this door.

Our long, national nightmare is over.

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Spider-Woman #38 (June, 1981) Art by Steve Leialoha