Kirby Krackle

Future events such as these will affect you in the future

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Jake: Yeah, no shit, but it’s almost like they view us as a necessary evil.

Willoughby: Well, yeah, man, we kind of are, you know? But that doesn’t make them bad guys. You know, they’re just… They’re a little scared of us. You know? We’re fucking weird, man! We’re different! And the trick is, what’s the trick?

Jake: I don’t know. Tell me.

Willoughby: The trick is, you can’t fight it. You gotta accept it. You gotta fucking embrace your inner fucking strange, man. Just be fucking weird, you know? And when you do that, you bring who you are, never who they want. And that, my friend, is when it gets fun.

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“It was in the reign of George III that the aforesaid personages lived and quarrelled; good or bad, handsome or ugly, rich or poor, they are all equal now.”

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Jeff Goldblum’s historical materialism

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American Splendor, by Harvey Pekar and Robert Crumb

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The Supremacy by Alex Ross

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The Thing by Christopher Shy

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"He's an explorer, and you must know by now that explorers are made of hope."

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"Can a magician kill a man by magic?" Lord Wellington asked Strange. Strange frowned. He seemed to dislike the question. "I suppose a magician might," he admitted, "but a gentleman never could."

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All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison

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Mel Gibson’s Captain America

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"I have to apologize... I was born with a disfigurement where my head is made of the same material as the sun."

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I’ve always thought the most hilarious thing about Rob Liefeld is that all his characters look like Rob Liefeld

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“All right, okay. Thanks a lot, Lord. Thanks a lot for opening my eyes. You talk about penance and you send this through the door. Well, we play by your rules, don't we? Well, don’t we?”

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“They wanted an heroic character, a costumed character. They asked me if he'd have a costume. And I put a mask on him and said, 'Yes, he has a costume!’” - Will Eisner

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What We Do in the Shadows poster, by Graham Humphreys

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“More than anyone in the world, when you scratch everything else away from Batman, you’re left with someone who doesn’t want to see anybody die.”

- Kingdom Come, from Mark Waid and Alex Ross