Comic Panels of Superheroes Killing People

that link supports exactly none of forks' supposed facts about this comic!

good old Mort Todd though. here's a video he made for Steve Fisk and Pete Bagge's band, apparently on his phone

quality Peter Bagge guitar faces there

that link supports exactly none of forks' supposed facts about this comic!

there is no possible way that those are scans of a 1995 comic book

Cover Date - January 1, 1995

I meant that I cannot believe those 2 embedded images upthread are not native digital files, vs scans of a paper comic book printed in 1995

oh. yeah, no idea on that one; not my specialty!

You know what, guys? It's a stupid old Kiss comic, it matters not.

I want to know who traced over and recolored it and when, and also whether it’s a marvel unlimited digital original or a purchased on comixology digital original

and party every day

party all the time

http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix6/masteroftheworldaf09.jpg

I'm rereading Busiek's Avengers run, and I totally forgot Warbird/Carol Danvers kills the Master of the World! The MotW actually tries to use the superhero no-kill-code for his advantage, saying that as an Avenger Carol wouldn't kill her, but she replies that since there's a war going on (this in the middle of the "Kang war" arc), the rules are different. Makes sense for the character too, at this point it'd been already revealed that before her first appearance in Captain Marvel she'd been working in military Special Ops, so she probably has less qualms about killing enemy combatants than the other Avengers.

ohhh that explains why the Master came back in that Capt. Marvel run recently. kind of. i had no idea who he was

*SHUKKK*

Pretty graphic stuff, including extreme violence against a woman, so a genuine trigger (er, quiver) warning — this page and the following pages from Mike Grell’s Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters depict Ollie Queen freeing Dinah Lance from some very bad dudes... and he ain’t using “trick” arrows this time.

(was wondering when this thread would cross into fridge content)

I had never heard of that Grell book, it’s pretty shocking content, actually — I didn’t know DC ever “went that far”

Donald Duck murders Goofy.
Vintage Disney comics. pic.twitter.com/QmklDucCaz

— 41 Strange (@41Strange) September 18, 2019

good one!

Deathlok shoots a guy in Columbus Circle

http://i.imgur.com/ck2uvRq.png

do u really consider Deathlok a superhero tho

here he is rescuing agent coulson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRYx_u_w8Mc

he also helped me find my keys one time.

he's not called Savingliveslok

tangential question here: what comic is this panel from? it makes me laugh. hopefully not some deadpool nonsense

When I see someone trying to correct a joke I made pic.twitter.com/ewGVhCIJ6A

— Ed Zitron (@edzitron) October 1, 2019

Something called "Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History" issue 6:
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-gdQ_ZbJooU4/XUqkSq4NdGI/AAAAAAAFQb8/zjxE6xTWm6Y2R4L4uveMMzYdld3ZQZ3SwCLcBGAs/s1600/036_017.jpg

Thats a fun series!

heh nice. i'm picking up the trade when it comes out soon

Miracleman throws a whole bus full of people at Johnny Bates in issue 15

http://www.eruditorumpress.com/media/uploads/mm15-14.jpg

thx. the actuality is more nuanced and better written than my recollection. there was, iirc, a different panel with people in a bus that wasn't being thrown.

https://screenrant.com/iron-man-rhodey-war-machine-murderer/amp/