Mar 7, 2025
Plastic Man and the Terrifics versus their Bizarro counterparts Disposable Man and the Terribles by Stephen Segovia and Brent Peeples.
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Plastic Man and the Terrifics versus their Bizarro counterparts Disposable Man and the Terribles by Stephen Segovia and Brent Peeples.
Plasma man and Disposable Man here to cause multiverse trouble.
Review: The Terrifics #23
Review: THE TERRIFICS #23
[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers]
Writer: Gene Luen Yang
Artists: Sergio Davila, Vicente Cifuentes
Colours: Protobunker
Letters: Tom Napolitano
Reviewed By: Derek McNeil
Summary
The Terrifics #23: Mr. Terrific, Plastic Man, Metamorpho, and Phantom Girl have stopped the Terribles from turning back time on earth…so, yay! Solicit over, now it’s party…
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Plastic Man and the Terrifics versus their Bizarro counterparts Disposable Man and the Terribles by Max Raynor
Review: The Terrifics #22
Review: THE TERRIFICS #22
[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers]
Writer: Gene Luen Yang
Artist: Stephen Segovia
Colours: Protobunker
Letters: Tom Napolitano
Reviewed By: Derek McNeil
Summary
The Terrifics #22: The Terrifics have failed, and Bizarro has turned back the clock on Gateway City! With the twisted Man of Yesterday in control of time itself, the Terrifics must battle…
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I deadass thought this was some sort of meme but it was just an ad.
Disposable man
Sherpas are an integral part of top-level mountaineering yet the fatality rate in the industry is far above that of any comparable service sector industry. Despite being a lucrative and comparatively well-paid profession, the families of deceased or injured sherpas are all too often not sufficiently provided for by insurance payouts. In this short but moving clip, a professional climber who engaged a sherpa later killed in an unfortunate accident returns to Nepal to make what she considers to be amends and, hopefully, to effect long-term change.
soo interesting and and eye opening. If you're struggling with understanding some aspects of feminism etc. or you're like me and feel like it's a huge 'overreaction' watch this and her other youtube videos