>>34535 Can't find the official anniversary special loss.jpg

>>34609 Hey that was almost a sentence lil buddy! See? At this rate sometime next decade you might be able to read and write english.

>>34610 Your people and everything you stand for its going to be erased in less than a century

>>34612 And once again sir you have failed to write a coherent statement. Frank I grow weary of this spam. Can you please clean this up?

>>34392 >What's with all the suden Jenny love all of the sudden? A mix of being horny and genuine nostalgia I guess. Modern toons for the most part suck.

>>34383 I'd rather have Angry Beaver Figures.

>>34400 >Adult Party Cartoon is great.

>>34402 Yeah I said it. The non-John K seasons are okay too, but if you like them more than the other seasons, you're a faggot.

>>34389 >>34400 The problem is that John brought the gross and shock humor while Bob tried to dull it, that's what made the first two seasons special. >SJW version that comes out and is deliberately made to spite the original creator https://yewtu.be/watch?v=NZ6FZFega8k Ironically, the Animaniacs reboot followed Ren & Stimpy's gross out humor, who they were trying to appeal? Pretty sure the tumblr kind prefers Joss Weadon mixed with Seinfeld's humor.

Again?

Pretty telling that she "dies" in the ongoing of Marvel's most popular character after showing up in a total of 12 pages. months before her MCU movie comes out. Anybody with a brain already knows how she's coming back (Krakoa resurrection bullshit)

>>34397 Of course. That annoys people even more though.

Basically, alien girl with "the Thing"-like powers who pirates anime and thinks humans are like that and comes to Earth. Wacky adventures ensues

>>34375 >You can tell if someone is the Thing or not by noticing if they're wearing Japanese schoolgirl clothes Brilliant!

>>34376 Probably could have changed the cover in hindsight, but that was like a few years back

>>34312 I think you could make PPG live action and make it work. Have it star actual six year olds (or slightly older kids playing six year olds). They need to actually be tiny. The bit is that they are so tiny and cute that you wouldn't expect them to be superheroes, so you can't have them be older, because that's done commonly. I can't think of any live action things with superheroes under ten years old that are actually treated like superheroes and do action stuff. Play up the cuteness factor, but still make it an action movie. It needs to be a movie because there needs to be action where they fight supervillains and kaiju. A TV show doesn't have the budget for that, and a CW TV show especially doesn't have the budget for that. Mojo Jojo needs to be a CGI Planet of the Apes Andy Serkis thing. If you wanna save money, there are characters that wouldn't need that, like Princess Morebucks, just an evil Powerpuff Girl, but many of the villains people would want to see most would require more special effects than her.

>>34314 PPG don't act like 6 year olds though That's part of the joke, and what inspired stuff like Happy Tree Friends

>>34321 They'll act like whatever you want them to act like. They're actors. You write a script and direct them on how to perform it. Maybe you can age them up to like 9 or something, just because it might be easier to find better actors that can pass for that age, but I wouldn't make them much older than that or it begins to miss the point.

>>34306 I'm not seeing what you're seeing. Hundreds of thousands of copies, of various titles, are being ordered and sold each month by shops.

>>34310 The top couple sellers might get into the hundreds of thousands, which is still nothing and enough to get a title cancelled when comics were doing well. The dropoff is steep and you see things that "the industry" pretends are big and successful selling a couple thousand. They're trying to stay profitable by jacking up prices and hiring nobodies that will work for less money, but that's a losing long term strategy that is just costing them more and more readers all the time, and the whales are literally dying off, at least the ones that aren't just getting sick of it and walking away. >>34308 I still go to my local comic shop sometimes, because I used to go weekly. I knew the people who work there, including the owner, and I feel bad that they clearly have fewer people there after people like me and others stopped going because new stuff became so shitty. But I'll go in and buy an old collected edition sometimes. More and more of their store has shifted to Funcopops and statues and things like that, because the comics don't fucking sell. I wish the collected editions were doing better there, because I like many of those, but they've shrunken their shelf space dedicated to that, too.

>>34310 Oh yeah I also forgot to mention that the figures that get released don't say how many are sold each month by shops, they say how many are sold each month TO shops. Upon having this pointed out more often, SJW creators even started bragging about it. As people point out that they are horrible to customers, they start pointing out that readers aren't their customers, shops are. They just need to convince shops to buy them even if they don't sell, which they have been attempting to do by convincing shops to order copies of SJW books just to stick it to regular people who don't buy them, or by saying that if you (the shop owner) don't buy them, you're an istophobe. It works to a degree, many copies definitely sit in shops, never sold to a reader. Of course, again it's only a short term strategy, as hurting your points of sale isn't going to be good for your long term sales.

>>32479 He definitely became the black-black sheep, benched with Sam Hyde despite being leftwing.

>>34200 Sam has never really surrendered his comedy to the demands of reality so he'll always be beyond the traditional scope of defined cultural reactions. He demands people actually think for themselves, which probably makes him and other's like him far more revolutionary than anyone else in this age.

>>34215 He's definitely the modern Andy Kaufman Kaufman being a wrestler, while Hyde became a boxer. TimeWarner didn't know what they had, their loss.

>>33999 >mulan i remember a bootleg movie in which she tries to do some archery as a kid and fails, then later there on in the movie there is something about a dragon or something, im not even sure if it was actually mulan due to the bootleg nature of it

>>34010 I think maybe his point is that Disney already doesn't respect myth stories or maybe that Disney had the ability to make good movies based on myths. The latter can't be right though because anon used the remake Mulan poster.

Thank you OP... liked the story, the deep message of love yourself is deep Suzy is the best girl And holy donkey fucking shit the trailer is pure generic cancer that you might find on dinsey XD or any other shitty channel. >from the creators of bing bong and the 10 ding dogs This explains a lot of stuff.....

>>34101 Not that anon but to my knowledge alot of famous comic artists in the 90s started doing the business side of stuff and were absolutely shitty at it. Image for example was founded by these superstar artists, and was originally heavily mismanaged.

>>34101 In the late '80s and early '90s a lot of comic book artists started to get very popular. People were buying books because they were drawn by Todd McFarlane or Rob Liefeld, rather than because they were drawing Spider-Man or X-Men. Many of these artists realized they were getting fucked by working for the big companies instead of working for themselves, so they quit and formed their own company, Image Comics, where the creators of each individual work would actually own that work, but they would still work together for the business side of stuff, and also for crossover autism. It was big for a while. Spawn would be their biggest property, but you might have heard of others like Savage Dragon, and for a few years there they sold very well. But the comic book investment bubble burst and the whole industry crashed and never recovered. Image Comics is still around, and there were some other smaller but still significant (in terms of the tiny comic book industry) companies that popped up and are still around, but most of the original creators who started Image Comics gave up and went back to DC and Marvel. Jim Lee, whose work on X-Men got him to be big enough to become one of the Image Founders, is now one of the top guys at DC Comics, having sold his own creator owned stuff to DC years ago, and the stuff he quit Marvel to make independently is now part of the DCU. Rob Liefeld's reputation went down the drain as his extremely stylized influence got too popular and then backlash made it extremely unpopular, but he now gets regular work for DC. Todd McFarlane is too busy with toys and cards to still write Spawn on a regular basis, as far as I know, but Spawn does still come out every month, and McFarlane is still in charge, but he delegates to other writers and artists a lot. Savage Dragon still comes out every month too, but absolutely nobody reads it, even compared to other comic books. Its creator is a major SJW who just uses his comic that nobody reads to rant about Trump and insert his weird fetishes, then he gets mad about the fact that people think Dragon is a cop, and tries to tell people he was only a cop for like the first year of the series, and hasn't been for like 30 years, but nobody has read it in 30 years, so nobody knows that. But the thing that's probably most relevant to this conversation that I should make more clear is that a lot of these artists got huge egos and stopped working at the same rate as before. Rob Liefeld was extremely popular, but not only did his style become unpopular, but his professional reputation was hurt badly by a bad habit of working slowly and not meeting deadlines. He's been open about how he had to realize that and get used to actually having to work properly and not rely on his inflated reputation. And of course, as mentioned, none of these nerds who drew musclemen for a living really knew how to manage the business side of things terribly well.

>>34103 Manga isn't in that place 90s stuff sold over inflated and self propped rarity, Mangs is just selling well internationally because the other options don't have mass appeal or in the American alternative, are downright shit that subsidize on movie income that's dwindling everyday as capeshit movies die out and Disney gets fucked up the ass with bad decisions. People pretend like physical media is dying due to the internet completely ignoring that physical media has been stagnant for fucking years and nobody makes an effort to produce quality or induce change. If it truly was that dead, why does Manga keep selling millions? Not only that but nobody really makes an effort to sell stuff over the internet, to the point webcomics start selling more nowadays via ads and centralization.

Did anyone watch this? https://yewtu.be/watch?v=dKS7hGrxFCk

>>34012 It's like a ripoff of every 2000s glorified ad cartoon like Winx and Pokemon. National toy producer trying to push their products maybe? Or trying to ripoff pic related maybe

>>34058 Huntik had toys, Beast keeper i think not. Also Angel Friends was based on an Italian comic. But All of Mondo TV productions are kind off low quality

>>33859 What qualifies as vanilla if you're gonna ignore Japan?

>>33860 This is vanilla: >sole male >sole female >virginity for both sexes >impregnation is optional And avoid all of the following: <NTR/cucking <pegging <interracial <homo, pan, nonbinary, or any other alphabet sexuality <scat/fart <cheating <bestiality <harem <incest <rape

>>33856 Are you the fag that literally outed himself as a faggot on /v/?

>>11563 Bring back Mr. Meaty!

>>12548 Same, Crank Yankers was hit, but FurTV was alright despite too much focus on gross out and vulgarity.

>>12548 My favorites were Kevin Nealon and Adam Carolla. Especially the time Birchum got abducted by aliens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzOkh16YD1s

>>22097 Im a shit OP. No argument here. >>22100 This was for you Frank.

>>22410 Oh right the tooth. Yeah that sucked, and by the time I felt myself again I had forgotten about this thread. Again I suck.

>>22359 >"Nathaniel Christopher Summers, named for his grandfathers" >Huh. I have all those comics, but I never really thought about that line before right this minute. >Well, let's see, now... >Christopher would be Corsair, and... >wait, Maddie was a clone of Jean >made by Mr. Sinister >whose real name was Nathaniel Essex Fucking hell! Cable is named for Mr. Sinister?

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/co/, wtf Is there really nothing more notable happening in the world of /co/?

>>33756 It's obviously one guy spamming by reviving old threads, though this time with a theme, perhaps with one or two more copying him as a joke.