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Posted by Silky Johnson on Aug-30-2006 18:33:

Soo, speaking about suggestive stuff in Archie comics, I'm reading one right now and I thought I'd share:

It's a one page story, 5 frames. The first 3 frames are pictures of Archie on a jet ski, bouncing around with poor control in the water, and falling off. The next frame is a pic of Veronica and Betty watching Archie stumble to the shore, and Veronica says, "Archie says jet skiing gives him a greater insight into life!" Betty says, "Really?"

Then the last frame Archie is rubbing his ass saying, "Yeah! Now I know how TOSSED SALAD feels!"

LMFAO!!!

Posted by Ben_Lei on Aug-30-2006 18:40:

I got the original 1st and 2nd issue of The Amazing Spiderman in .pdf-format... Does that count?

Posted by kush paintings on Aug-30-2006 19:25:

I like the comic books without super powers...

Scene of The Crime, good good stuff.

Posted by wizniz on Aug-30-2006 19:48:

only ever two:

jhonny the homicidal maniac

rurouni kenshin

good shit

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 00:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Soo, speaking about suggestive stuff in Archie comics, I'm reading one right now and I thought I'd share:

Found another!

Archie, Reggie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead are all standing in the line-up at an old-school disco club, and they've been waiting forever...so Reggie says: "This LINE give new meaning to THE BUMP!"

Posted by RapidFire on Dec-10-2006 00:12:

i used to collect simpsons comics and spiderman when i was like 11. and i found a box of old comics by my buildings dumpster that had a ton of green lantern (all the ones in your post) and other dc comics. its all stashed away in my closet taking up space. id love to get rid of them. how much do you think those gl comics are worth??

Posted by Spike on Dec-10-2006 00:14:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Soo, speaking about suggestive stuff in Archie comics, I'm reading one right now and I thought I'd share:

It's a one page story, 5 frames. The first 3 frames are pictures of Archie on a jet ski, bouncing around with poor control in the water, and falling off. The next frame is a pic of Veronica and Betty watching Archie stumble to the shore, and Veronica says, "Archie says jet skiing gives him a greater insight into life!" Betty says, "Really?"

Then the last frame Archie is rubbing his ass saying, "Yeah! Now I know how TOSSED SALAD feels!"

LMFAO!!!

tell me u've seen chasing amy?....they have a scene where jason lee n another character are arguing whether archie and jugghead are lovers or not

Posted by eRRaTiK on Dec-10-2006 00:36:

I've got the early issues of the founding IMAGE comics...

Spawn (1-50)
Gen-13
The MaXX
Pitt
Shadowhawk

+ some random marvel (X-Men, X-Factor, Fantastic 4), DC and Valiant comics too. All in all a few hundred all packed up in boxes somewhere.

I probably should get rid of them. They're just taking up space.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 00:39:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK

The MaXX

Yes. Posted about The Maxx in another comic thread we had going once. Loved it.

Posted by eRRaTiK on Dec-10-2006 00:56:

ever watched the animation on MTV?

just as trippy as Aeon Flux.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
ever watched the animation on MTV?

just as trippy as Aeon Flux.

No I haven't! I'm going to see about finding it on DVD and giving it to the bf for xmas though..then we can watch it together. Heehee.

I loved Aeon Flux though.

quote:
Originally posted by Spike
tell me u've seen chasing amy?....they have a scene where jason lee n another character are arguing whether archie and jugghead are lovers or not

Didn't see this post. Yes I've seen it!

Posted by Omega_Blue on Dec-10-2006 01:11:

i used to read comic books when i was in middle school. recently i found out you can download .cbr comics. now i have a huge collection. i religiously read x-men now. come on, they were my favorite as a kid.

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Some crazy shit going on in the Marvel world with the civil war!

my God, you are awesome.

quote:
Originally posted by wizniz

jhonny the homicidal maniac

my God, you are also awesome. JTHM and x-men are by far my favorite comics. also another good one...

sandman

i definitely wouldn't have understood this comic as a kid. quality story though.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue

sandman

The guy who did those also did The Maxx. You prolly already knew that though.

Posted by Omega_Blue on Dec-10-2006 01:42:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
The guy who did those also did The Maxx. You prolly already knew that though.

actually, no i didn't. sounds like i might have to check that out though.. i really liked sandman.

Posted by Sushipunk on Dec-10-2006 03:17:

Any of you guys ever read The Watchmen by Alan Moore? Check it out if you haven't already, its totally fucking awesome. Alan Moore also wrote V for Vendetta and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which are also sweet comics

Posted by L.E.N. on Dec-10-2006 03:48:

Never was into DC...I do have the death of superman the original. And a bunch of Marvel and Image.

Posted by eRRaTiK on Dec-10-2006 05:17:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
I do have the death of superman the original.

oh that was classic with the black cover and superman logo. i think there were two versions of the cover actually - a special release and a standard release.

gimmick covers were all the rage back then.

Posted by Ivand on Dec-10-2006 07:20:

spidey all the way baby

Posted by L.E.N. on Dec-10-2006 08:27:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
oh that was classic with the black cover and superman logo. i think there were two versions of the cover actually - a special release and a standard release.

gimmick covers were all the rage back then.

I know there was at least 3 reprints...I have the black with the bleeding superman logo in a bag still sealed. I picked up a 3rd reprint so I could actually read it. I have spawn 1,2,3 and a few others worth a pretty penny at the time...now most are pretty much worthless

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 15:16:

Superman died on my birthday.

Posted by L.E.N. on Dec-10-2006 20:16:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Superman died on my birthday.

Thats kinda hot.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Dec-10-2006 20:17:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
Thats kinda hot.

Hehe, November 18th, 1992!

Posted by L.E.N. on Dec-10-2006 20:19:

Werd...another scorpio

Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Dec-10-2006 21:24:

I used to really dig comics when I was younger.

I have Spawn 1-70ish, a bunch of early 80s - mid 90s X-Men, a lot of early 70s Spider Man as well as a whole lot of Aliens, Predator and AVP comics. I think I even have some Lady Death somewhere.

I got into graphic novels a lot more though - I liked the feel of a good, large book in my hands more than a comic - plus, I never collected them for their value (though I have some that are worth a lot, especially some of the Spider Man first-appearance ones), I collected them for the artwork and (some) for the story.

I never got into X-Men or Spider Man as far as story goes - they were too super for my tastes and too melodramatic. Though I did really like Psylocke - but then again, who doesn't like scantily-clad ninja babes with telekinetic powers when they are 9? I loved the storyline of Spawn though and I loved the artwork even more. I really got into the Aliens comics though - especially Nightmare Asylum. I had the graphic novel version of Nightmare Asylum and I wore that thing out reading it so many times - it was fully painted and was written after the second movie but before the third movie was made, so it seems almost like an alternate reality. Very cool stuff.

Posted by dallastar on Dec-10-2006 21:29:

http://www.dccomics.com/

I saw a really kewl 3d calander on the weekend of this . ..

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