It being the 80s, he probably fought his Soviet counterpart, Russian Dressing....
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It being the 80s, he probably fought his Soviet counterpart, Russian Dressing....
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Of course, in conjunction with the nature of the comics in the boxes...there are a few issues missing here and there. Nothing ebay can't take care of. Better get them soon. It's my purge before moving and this shitake has GOT TO GO!
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Death of Jason Todd.
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Amazing scene between Batman & Catwoman in Catwoman #1 New 52
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Steve's suspended animation beginning & Bucky's Winter Soldier beginning :
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Thanks Rob for helping me with my stupidity. 
[I thought it was Wolverine Vs. Spider-Man. I am a derp.]
[I thought it was Wolverine Vs. Spider-Man. I am a derp.]
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Best Jean Grey issue? X-Factor Annual 4
Because it led to her dressed thusly for the story:
The teenage me was not opposed to her Atlantean wardrobe.
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Thanks Rob for helping me with my stupidity.
'Twas an honest mistake , love. W/a shit-ton of Marvel history & continuity goin' on , it's nearly impossible to properly remember it all ( 'less yer names are Sandrock74 & Soda Bobinski
). You are absolutely not stupid. You are my quite comics-savvy girlfriend who is also beautiful & tickly. 
Meanwhile ...
From Amazing Spider-Man #'s 269 - 270 , Spidey faces off against the Power Cosmic-ally powerful , Firelord & eventually beats. His. Ass :
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'Twas an honest mistake , love. W/a shit-ton of Marvel history & continuity goin' on , it's nearly impossible to properly remember it all ( 'less yer names are Sandrock74 & Soda Bobinski
Hey, you tryin' to say I'm some kinda nerd or somethin'?
Oh, yeah.
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Here is one of Soda's favorite comicbook moments!
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Here is one of Soda's favorite comicbook moments!
Ah , yes. The universally panned issue of Giant-Size Spider-Man that ended the series. Great scene.
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Ah , yes. The universally panned issue of Giant-Size Spider-Man that ended the series. Great scene.
LMAO! Awesome response!
Captain America vs. Korvac in the George Perez run of The Avengers. After Korvac (a nearly omnipotent foe) has killed most of the Avengers (they got better later - you'd have to read the issue), Cap whales on him and gives a great speech while doing so. Man vs.near-god, and Cap almost wins. A definitive Cap scene, and probably my all-time favorite.
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OK, new favorite. Marvel's Civil War standalone, "The Confession". Tony Stark explains why he sided with the authorities during the Civil War story arc. Throughout the comic you don't know who he's talking to. Page 18 brings it home, and if you followed Civil War at all, it's a kick to the sternum. Four words sum up the entire story arc in a heartbreaking setting.
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Was he talking to Steve Roger's casket?
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Great topic, I'm glad it got bumped.
One of my favorites from recent comics is from Injustice, when Superman rises out of a crater wearing a Yellow Power Ring, channeling the fear of five billion people, and immediately kills Ganthet, who is normally on a much higher power scale from Superman and would be out of his scope entirely.
And going back to when I was a kid, maybe the scene when Wolverine infiltrates the Hellfire Club and the guards pass right underneath him while he's wedged against the ceiling.
One of my favorites from recent comics is from Injustice, when Superman rises out of a crater wearing a Yellow Power Ring, channeling the fear of five billion people, and immediately kills Ganthet, who is normally on a much higher power scale from Superman and would be out of his scope entirely.
And going back to when I was a kid, maybe the scene when Wolverine infiltrates the Hellfire Club and the guards pass right underneath him while he's wedged against the ceiling.
He was sitting next to Steve Rogers' corpse. No casket.
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