/co/ - Comics & Cartoons

>I'm a faggot please rape my face sperging

This is what you get when /nofap/ appears at the top of /wmafsex/ for a week.

>>1057724

>how do we fix our dead board? make it even more dead!

>>1057846

based

>>1057752

I think you should read a wee bit further down on that site, Anon, at least before you go around calling someone dumb.

>>1057862

You don't think the cia doesn't at least have a backdoor, a agent in the tor organization or tapped their cables, a organization once under their nose; then yes you're stupid.

>>1037290

2 giant starfish in a raincoat sneaking into an 18-rated movie.

>>1039511

And?

bampu from last thread

One Question…

>How many of you here use a mouse for this?

Does this count as cool?

>already on page 10

Is the happa spammer still at it? Anyhow, here's a bump, i'd webm the embed but ffmpeg doesn't wanna work today

>>1057481

Yeah that one is pretty good. I think he's trying to get a full series from it.

>>1057675

honestly I like this guy's work.

>>1057533

Is this edit on the same number of levels of irony as the original?

MASK drives off into the sunset now it's time for Duel Masters! You'll enjoy it if you play your cards right.

Duel Masters has run out of life points, now onto robert cop to restore order

>>1057673

That doesn't make sense perspective wise, it looks like Dorothy is at least 3/4 facing away from the door, especially judging by the shadows. No way you're seeing a nosebleed from that angle. Speaking of shadows why's her room interior black? Guess she's one of those people that are productive in a dark room with the door open.

>>1057674

>>1057681

Unless ascended Janny has changed the rules this thread will be the only DoA thread until it hits 750 posts or page 15. Any new ones will be duplicates and would be deleted. Gotta go to the catalog to get here, like I have for the QC thread for over a month.

>>1057766

It be easier if the thread was deleted now

>>1053718

Yeah it completely rekt the grrl power shit. Not only is she special specifically because she's no longer a human/woman, but getting "empowered" that way is a direct result of getting gang raped (although the latter part was implied from the start).

a bunch of the episodes aren't sci fi at all

the witness was scifi themed but more supernatural

the vampire one was just supernatural action horror

so was the werewolf one

the japanese waifu one eventually became sci fi (steampunk really) but had more focus on the nature spirits

the yogurt one had a scifi premise but the story was more just a surreal comedy

>>1057371

also red army vs demons was just supernatural

In terms of mature animation anthology, is better or worse than Where The Dead Go To Die?

>>1057371

You do realize that supernatural has only been "excluded" from sci-fi in the 90s and exclusively in the mainstream, right?

>>1047244

<human lead

>tom & jerry film

>it's not about tom and jerry

>>1048180

>phoneposting

>>1047343

>feels good when my favorite movies and shows are too politically incorrect for current year to be infected

That's why they're getting a remake retard.

In all seriousness how would Tom & Jerry work as a film? There's only so much you can do with slapstick for an hour and a half before it becomes grating.

>>1048277

Probably something similar to what they did with their first animated film. Spoiler: there was almost no slapstick

>>1056845

That sounds interesting, how's the art? Good battle scenes?

>>1056850

Considering how famous it apparently is, and from the cover art (because I can't find a copy anywhere), it's probably worth checking out. I just copy-pasted from the wikipedia article about it.

>>1055663

Manga improves around issue 50, once the 'prologue' arc is wrapped up. Most people I discussed it with like the second arc the most, and then there is a tossup between first and the third. If you like action, you will likely prefer first part to the third one.

Overall, it is a decent manga, but nothing too crazy. Its fans hype it up too much.

>>1055663

Well nordic people like germanics and slavs posses steppe dna. But i think the author went a bit overboard with it.

>>1057304

That's not even what's good about it. Hell, the "raw shock value" of Watchmen is maybe like two pages.

>>1056794

>Alan Moore thought "hey, we can do more with superheroes and comics than we are currently doing".

Bullshit. All his writing is filled with arrogance and LOATHING, and he has done fucking NOTHING with his own work.

The truth is that the man is a arrogance bitter asshole who thought he deserved "Higher Level" work, but then turns out he couldn't and his ideas ended up destroying the medium.

I call bullshit on his

>"people just copied his style of writing rather than his philosophy of writing."

thing. Its more like his bad ideas are thrust back into his face and now he has to live with them.

League of Extraordinary Gentlement is a great example. Remove moores name, and all your left with is a butchering of classic characters with stupid levels of unnecessary grimness.

Like Imagine so many of his "Classic" Stories without his name attached and imagine say…Dan Didio as the editor. Practically the same thing.

Watchmen was good because of how the character the creator made that we were supposed to dislike ended up being possibly the fan favorite, eat shit Moore

>>1057142

>you're giving cervantes way too much credit, he wanted to make a satirical work

This is getting to fucking meta for me but are you making a deconstruction of the idea that one of the greatest works in written history and the most important literary piece of the spanish language was just some cripple who wanted a few shekels?

Don Quijote was first thought as a comedy and it took 200 years to find out the full spectrum of ideas behind the work. Part 2 was not just about giving the midle finger to a fanfic writer, it really is about human nature. By the end of part 2 it is actually Sancho who eggs Quixote on with wild and fantastic ideas, even on his deathbead, instead of the other way around.

Saying this is a serialized work is anachronistic - you are applying XXIst century mindset that should not belong.

t.litfag

>>1057351

Well, Dr Manhattan is the best character. Only edgelords like Rorschach the best.

>>1056513

>>>/blog/

>>1056603

>One sentence is a blog

>>>/suicide/

>>>/v/16378936

I think some of you might already know this, but City of Heroes still had a single private server running that was in the hands of some control freak, he's since decided to release the source code after everyone started hounding him.

>>1057331

Delete the thread already faggot.

>>1057319

Someone posted Fourze so i must agree with him. Astro Boy

>>1057280

>bike cuck giving that lesson

I'm not saying that he can't change his worldview but it would more accurate to his views if he made a spiky lump out the lies (my bike being stolen made the world a better place), baked it, and hugged it.

>>1055032

>this whole vaccine argument was a tangent to the point that libshits use hypocritical arguments for them

>>1056984

The premise of her character sounds like that show on Netflix where this chick was raised in an underground cult but then gets liberated and has to adjust to modern life.

>>1056991

Funny thing about that one I don't think even the feminists liked it that much.

>>1057017

>Trad Moore

I have to get around to reading Luthor Strode.

I know Stokoe mainly from some Godzilla stuff. I still got to read Half-Century War.

>>1057017

>Sean Williams

That's JH Williams that you've posted

>>1057141

disappointing

The thing I hate the most about this show is it trivializes depression and everyone who watches it thinks its some like funny ironic cool thing to be depressed.

Most people who think they have depression are just mildy unhappy with their life choices. More importantly, they're usually just in a depressing situation and unaware that their environment is giving them all of this anxiety and sadness. STEM majors.

Real depression is fucking being unable to move. Having shit to do that you want to do and being unable to just put the effort in ans fucking do it. It's not being "sad", everyone fucking gets sad, it's a part of life. It's not melodramatic with panic attacks or cutting or suicidal thoughts the last one is just par for the course in clown world. Actual depression fucking debilitates you. I was a smart kid, I skipped twk grades and you know what happened to me? Halfway through college I just fucking gave up. I was an academics GOD and when it hit me I couldn't even write a fucking 600 word essay twice a week. I failed everything, and then the failures just stopped hurting and I stopped feeling ashamed. You know that sense of dread you feel when you miss a deadline on something important, imagine if you never felt that again in your life. Sounds good, huh? You think that until you realize that for years the only thing moving you forward was your fear of failure.

>>1057146

fuck pressed post goddamn

You just have shit to do, and it seems to fucking easy, and you just don't do it. It's not like you don't care, or don't want to, or can't. You just don't do it. And there's no excuses. You let all of this shit just slip away from you, and you try to explain this to somebody and they just think you're some lazy faggot because they think depression is just like a TV drama.

If you can still reliably get up in the goddamn morning and go to work, go to school, or do whatever chores you have to do, you're not goddam depressed in my book. You may be stressed, or sad, or whatever, but you aren't depressed. You're still a functional human being, you aren't broken yet. So just shut the fuck up and get back to work, because I won't.

>>1048794

I just feel disappointed when they did the "It gets easier" final of a season just not to follow that, to have Bojack finally redeem himself.

>>1057146

Normalniggers are unable to deal with regret and poor choices. People worshiping Bojack as "relate-able" are proof of that.

>>1054588

Ah I remember that one. I'm kinda curious as how you would do surreal humor. I guess it tends to look like random stuff but there's more to it than that right?

>>1054645

My take on it is that you need to lead somebodies expectations in one direction but at the right moment you have to shatter those expectations in a comedic way. You have to let people think they know what’s going to happen but quickly do something to surprise them then make them laugh not only at themselves and their expectations, but also how rediculous the thing in front of them is.

>>1055457

not bad.