#comic nerds

[defythesky01]

Calling out the nerds on Big Bang Theory as fake comic geeks.

Based on what I've seen of the show hey only ever talk about mainstream characters: Batman, Superman, Thor and Wonder Woman.

None of them have gone feral over a minor character with less than twelve appearance that was killed off some time in the eighties and forgotten about.

[gardenofchrome]

"Why aren't more women interested in comic books/[insert various fandom/nerd spaces]?" Because the troglodytes in the space salivate and attack at any moment possible.

[cmssssssssssssssssss-blog]

So here’s the thing:

im trying really hard to get into AHS but i just cant. like the only thing about murder house that intrigues me is Tate. Am i a disappointment? yes. do we care? probably not.

👁🐽👁

but yea that’s my life

[blatant-low-rumbling]

Callout

@callmebetsy and I are eating chips and salsa on the couch. She breaks a chip off in the salsa dish and says, "Uh oh, crisis." And in perfect unison we both say "Crisis on Infinite Chips." Like the nerds we are.

[vampiresexstuff]

Just want to flex my comic collection a little LOL! It's the best thing I own. Personal faves rn are V for Vendetta, Spawn, and Illi is the Protagonist. Whats your favorite comic?

[gold-4tandard]

You know a lot of people complain about SJW's and normal people have a point but, I can totally see why comic companies want to sell comics to literally anyone but, comic nerds. Comic nerds are for lack of a better word, very lame. Fawning over savant written graphic novels like some sort of ubermensch right-of-passage. But, modt of it is just crap.

And I'm all about people having hobbies but, comic fans are undeniably some of the least pleasant fanatics.

[dsakita]

Nothing like drinking after work with some co-workers and realizing you’re not the only comic nerd (even if you’re the only girl)

[popqueeries-blog]

Episode 21: Anti Heroes - Who Are They, Really?

This week, Gwen and Justine try to parse who actually IS an anti hero and which characters are just fashionably edgy. They tackle the "poster boys" most often marketed as anti heroes, and discuss why

This week, Gwen and Justine try to parse who actually IS an anti hero and which characters are just fashionably edgy. They tackle the "poster boys" most often marketed as anti heroes, and discuss why it's so important to separate the appearance of a character from their actual motivations.

Questions, comments, feedback? Let us know in the comments below!