Ok,most of us who have ever spent anytime reading comics have at some point and time thought "Wow...She/He is pretty hot for a drawing"...C'mon,you know you have. So,which Comic book character(s) have you ever found yourself thinking bad thoughts about?
FITZZ wrote: Ok,most of us who have ever spent anytime reading comics have at some point and time thought "Wow...She/He is pretty hot for a drawing"...C'mon,you know you have. So,which Comic book character(s) have you ever found yourself thinking bad thoughts about?
Monster Rain wrote: The only "nerdy" thing that got me a hassle from the parents was M:TG. Great exception was taken to this:
and this:
Anyway, I would be remiss if I didn't mention the crazy girlfriend that we would have all enjoyed dating before she killed us:
Yeah,when I was perhaps 10 or 11 my Grandmother got a little "overly concerned" about some of the comics I read and the music I was listening to,lot of stuff got chucked out... ...I feel she may have overreacted a bit...I mean hell,I turned out to be a perfectly normal guy with an obsession for zombies and demented killer clowns ,who spends his free time posting pictures of scantly clad comic book characters on a forum dedicated to playing with toy soldiers....
...Erm....on with the show.
My Aunt had loads of Starburst mags, and other horror related comics, mags when I was a younger lad (about 12-13) and one of comics she used to get was Vampirella.
It had a big impact on me, probably one of the first dark fantasy type things I read over at my Nan's house. (My Aunt on Mum's side is only ten years older than me, so was living at home.)
Possibly a reason I got into Vampire the Masquerade so readily.
Monster Rain wrote:If we're also talking about when we were very young, when I was 5 or 6 I thought that Penny from Inspector Gadget would make an excellent girlfriend.
Mine would have been Bat Girl,from the old BatMan series....god,did she send my little 7 year old heart a flutter.
Another from my "early years", I found myself identifying with Hellcat in my youth,seemed like no matter how hard she wanted to do the "right thing",she always made the "wrong choice".
I was all about Judge Anderson and Hershey for a long time. In fact, show me a woman in a leather or pvc jumpsuit with and oversized zipper and I'm like putty.
As a teenager I was pretty pro Husk from Gen-X, despite her gross skin peeling powers.
jep and she is also the partner of havoc cyclops brother, who is the partner of jean grey.
the men have beampower, girls have telekinetic powers and green/red hair.... wasn´t the cleverst idea in that time to create that foursome...
yet they both look awsome...(polaris and jean i mean...^^)
i always liked
Mary Jane Watson, later Parker too...
and Illyana and Shadowcat back in the days of New Mutants....
Monster Rain wrote:If we're also talking about when we were very young, when I was 5 or 6 I thought that Penny from Inspector Gadget would make an excellent girlfriend.
If we're talking about 6 or 7 - the asian chick (Gi?) from captain planet... episode with swimsuit basically started my hormonal excretion and development...
YGI - Mei was/is hot (the blonde one in the corset?)
I have to add Black Canary...even though I've always found the fact that her power is a "Super Scream" a bit amusing...from a completely "Male perspective."
@FITZZ - never really picked up many DC titles, although thanks to the medium of TV and the many DC based cartoons, I've learned to like several of the characters.
It would probably be Belldandy for me from the "Oh My Godess" manga not only because she's very hot but damn she's perfect too. Probably the kindest, most perfect, gentle, woman you would every meet, I guess that's why it's a manga cause such women don't exist, at least not in high quantities, plus she IS a Godess they have to be perfect lol:
Holy crap she is a hot Anime Character O.o
Hmm, who is my most favorite comic book character who is a female? Oh Yeah her
Anyway Samus Aran did have some Comic Books If I remember correctly.
Then Starfire of course, and Also Sakura from Street Fighter.
This thread is starting to make me sad. The absurd breast shapes and costume physics, the ridiculous mismatches betwee hip and bust size, make the artists of some of these things look like real idiots. Or would, if they weren't just pandering to kids and shut-ins who are unfamiliar with the actual human female body.
Not that that necessarily includes any or all of you, of course. I presume that all of you Dakkanauts actually are familiar with real women and find many of these images laughable.
Mannahnin wrote:Not that that necessarily includes any or all of you, of course. I presume that all of you Dakkanauts actually are familiar with real women and find many of these images laughable.
loranafaeriequeen wrote:Kakashi, Asuma, and Genma from Naruto. Spike from Cowboy Bebop. At one point I even had a thing for Kenpachi from Bleach.
I know a guy who looks just like Spike and he's mega hot. I'll see if I can get a pic at some point
Mannahnin wrote:This thread is starting to make me sad. The absurd breast shapes and costume physics, the ridiculous mismatches betwee hip and bust size, make the artists of some of these things look like real idiots. Or would, if they weren't just pandering to kids and shut-ins who are unfamiliar with the actual human female body.
Not that that necessarily includes any or all of you, of course. I presume that all of you Dakkanauts actually are familiar with real women and find many of these images laughable.
Sometimes it's good to have ridiculous fantasy material. I find that the women I hook up with are typically not uber hot (though I've had a few notable exceptions ) because I focus more on if they know what they're doing and it's fun to imagine otherwise sometimes. Who doesn't love the cougars Put a gun to my head and ask me to choose between an average looking real girl or an over the top fake one and I think my choice is going to be pretty obvious.
Only starfire I have previously seen was the Teen Titan TV series with her in it. She is hot!
Yeah, I'd never heard of her before Teen titans (TV) and it was when I was looking into their back storys one day on Wiki that I found the comic book version of her.
@Mannahnin - of course, but I find art (comic characters and fantasy/Sci-fi stuff) attractive on its own merit. It's all pure fantasy to me, and I wouldn't expect or need any of what are in these drawings to be real.
i didn´t liked that line too as i think with it they ridiculed what? 30 years of comic history?
we all know it is not a clever idea to wear ones underwear over your tights but its waht these characters were born like. and i for my part loved those days when you could read a happy ending in each comic book. i like the grimer versions out now too, mind you but still...
and there are a fair share of awsome cosplayers to be seen here on the webs...
does someone around here like the orange and brown wolvie at all? i read my first comic of him with that dressup so it kind of stuck with me, tho the classic version in yellow and blue well classy is classy...
vik
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wait did i just typed that????
I like Brown as well, I just said yellow and blue as its more iconic.
When I was collecting X-men and Uncanny every month though, he was mostly in the brown, so its the one I do remember fondly.
Back on topic.
Did someone say Cosplay.
oh and oddly, I always had a thing for Tarot and Roulette, if I'm honest one of the biggest things I remember from comics and any mdeia in the early nineties was Fitzroy's attack on the Hellions.
Tarots final scene (well at that point and for a long while at least) was burned into my mind for ages. Totally shocked me.
Love that uniform as well, tried to use it as a SoB colour scheme once, was a poor attempt.
Now I'm more confidant, I'm thinking about using it for my Banshees, that or Morrigann's leggings.
I have a soft spot for cosplay girls. especially when they can pull off the super sexy costumes. and proof that if you have a great body anything can be sexy... even pikachu.
Body paint over nudity is still nudity. ~Manchu
plus who says disney can't be sexy?
sorry for the long post, but too many good images out there!!
I was working at a comic shop when the latter came out. Women's groups complained very loudly and fans complained because MJ specifically said she'd never wash his suit. Good stuff
Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I was working at a comic shop when the latter came out. Women's groups complained very loudly and fans complained because MJ specifically said she'd never wash his suit. Good stuff
Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:I was working at a comic shop when the latter came out. Women's groups complained very loudly and fans complained because MJ specifically said she'd never wash his suit. Good stuff
Guys, please be careful of what you post. Nudity is still nudity even in the presence of body paint. Keep in mind that we will suspend people for posting nude images or images that are otherwise inappropriate for a family-friendly site.
Other than that, good thread! My comic crush was Dark Phoenix Jean Grey. Gotta love the redheads.
Manchu wrote:Guys, please be careful of what you post. Nudity is still nudity even in the presence of body paint. Keep in mind that we will suspend people for posting nude images or images that are otherwise inappropriate for a family-friendly site.
Other than that, good thread! My comic crush was Dark Phoenix Jean Grey. Gotta love the redheads.
not picking a fight, i apologize for my image... which yes had body paint in it, but i figured there was enough coverage to have be okay. but i feel like we found this thread's gray area? body paint is bad.... but barely contained boobs, art or costume.... is still okay?? sorry to spoil the fun guys.
There's plenty of lol-tastic body paint comic book costumes out there. I
apologize in advance to anyone who looks for it and finds the ones I'm thinking
of.
malfred wrote:There's plenty of lol-tastic body paint comic book costumes out there. I
apologize in advance to anyone who looks for it and finds the ones I'm thinking
of.
Well Malf...because I'm the type to examine things out of sheer morbid curiosity,I did a bit of googleing....and...I will never,ever.. be able to look at Spider Man again without cringing.
EDIT.....ARGH! ...or Flash...or the Tick...I'm going to stop looking now.
hcordes wrote:since we are on the topic of redheads.
The things I would do to her if she were real (and if she consented, which is always the tricky part; they seem to start getting suspicious when I ask them to see if my handkerchief smells like chloroform ¬.¬).
Couldn't find one I liked of Dark Phoenix (where are all the real redhead cosplayers???) but this regular Phoenix is pretty cute. And that chick in the background is pretty damn cute, too, while we're at it.
The girl in the background looks like she can't wait for her neckbeard brother to get his Evil Dead action figure signed so she can get the hell out of there.
Psi Judge Cassandra Anderson. Search/Destroy Agent Durham Red. Death (not 'lady death', just the cute goth girlie).
Never got into the spandex crowd of comics. I flicked through one or two spiderman or superman comics as a child, but never got the attraction.
I laughted at the 'spandex' comment in Xmen. Watched it because of the actors in it and it looked cool. Couldn't have given a stuff if it crapped on '30 years' comics continuity. ANY fans who can't take a step back, look at their hobby and find the ludicrous in it and laugh, are probably in WAY TOO DEEP to be healthy.
Phototoxin wrote:They had to digitally add boobs to some of her movie posters she's that thin - which is quite sad really :(
It's not a matter of her being 'too thin,' it's just that her breasts don't seem to fit into a glorified magazine standard. Tiggy girl is twiggy. She's still incredibly attractive. As skinny as she is, she doesn't look particularly unhealthy.
Phototoxin wrote:They had to digitally add boobs to some of her movie posters she's that thin - which is quite sad really :(
It's not a matter of her being 'too thin,' it's just that her breasts don't seem to fit into a glorified magazine standard. Tiggy girl is twiggy. She's still incredibly attractive. As skinny as she is, she doesn't look particularly unhealthy.
She does actually. She looks anorexic in a major way.
chromedog wrote:
I laughted at the 'spandex' comment in Xmen. Watched it because of the actors in it and it looked cool. Couldn't have given a stuff if it crapped on '30 years' comics continuity.
ANY fans who can't take a step back, look at their hobby and find the ludicrous in it and laugh, are probably in WAY TOO DEEP to be healthy.
Or just wanted to see a good looking woman in Spandex.
Although in all seriousness, X-men isn't some fly by night comic, its got thirty plus years of history behind it when the first movie came out.
You seriously telling me if Hollywood did a Space Marine film set in the 40K universe, but put the actors in normal army gear and then made a joke that 'what did you want us in, ceramic plate' you'd be good with it?
Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:
Although in all seriousness, X-men isn't some fly by night comic, its got thirty plus years of history behind it when the first movie came out.
You seriously telling me if Hollywood did a Space Marine film set in the 40K universe, but put the actors in normal army gear and then made a joke that 'what did you want us in, ceramic plate' you'd be good with it?
To be fair, aren't the powers of the Xmen more Iconic than their suits? And realistically, wouldn't you want the X-men in something that protects them a little more than Spandex?
To a degree, but in general if you ask most X-men fans, they'd combine the suit and the powers as the thing that sets each member apart.
I think if I think about it my problem was it wasn't so much the suit material, it was them all wearing the same colour.
Part of the message of X-men, is folks can still be individual and work as a team. I've always loved the fact, that the joining thing, the thing that makes you realise they are a team was the simple 'X' logo.
Otherwise each X-man could be their own hero, hardly any of them wear the same style costume.
chromedog wrote:
I laughted at the 'spandex' comment in Xmen. Watched it because of the actors in it and it looked cool. Couldn't have given a stuff if it crapped on '30 years' comics continuity.
ANY fans who can't take a step back, look at their hobby and find the ludicrous in it and laugh, are probably in WAY TOO DEEP to be healthy.
Or just wanted to see a good looking woman in Spandex.
Although in all seriousness, X-men isn't some fly by night comic, its got thirty plus years of history behind it when the first movie came out.
You seriously telling me if Hollywood did a Space Marine film set in the 40K universe, but put the actors in normal army gear and then made a joke that 'what did you want us in, ceramic plate' you'd be good with it?
I've heard enough nerd rage and nitpicking to power a thousand suns in my lifetime. And several of those 30 years of history were subpar writing that would later get "undone" because by that point the X-men could have any combination of any number of characters appear from out of nowhere due to "alternate reality time travel." The comics are a bit silly and hardly marketable straight up. By making Wolverine a guy in yellow spandex they would have further alienated anyone who may not have seen it. Any comic movies you see will try to keep the spirit of the character as opposed to verbatim because, honestly, comfortable isn't always good. It doesn't mean what they replace it with is better, but odds are the original wouldn't fare much better.
chromedog wrote:
I laughted at the 'spandex' comment in Xmen. Watched it because of the actors in it and it looked cool. Couldn't have given a stuff if it crapped on '30 years' comics continuity.
ANY fans who can't take a step back, look at their hobby and find the ludicrous in it and laugh, are probably in WAY TOO DEEP to be healthy.
Or just wanted to see a good looking woman in Spandex.
Although in all seriousness, X-men isn't some fly by night comic, its got thirty plus years of history behind it when the first movie came out.
You seriously telling me if Hollywood did a Space Marine film set in the 40K universe, but put the actors in normal army gear and then made a joke that 'what did you want us in, ceramic plate' you'd be good with it?
I've heard enough nerd rage and nitpicking to power a thousand suns in my lifetime. And several of those 30 years of history were subpar writing that would later get "undone" because by that point the X-men could have any combination of any number of characters appear from out of nowhere due to "alternate reality time travel." The comics are a bit silly and hardly marketable straight up. By making Wolverine a guy in yellow spandex they would have further alienated anyone who may not have seen it. Any comic movies you see will try to keep the spirit of the character as opposed to verbatim because, honestly, comfortable isn't always good. It doesn't mean what they replace it with is better, but odds are the original wouldn't fare much better.
There will always be "alterations" made when a comic makes a leap to the "big screen",it's to be expected as the film makers are attempting to reach a broader audience than simply "fans of the book".
IMO,if a film stays "true to the spirit of the characters" as you said Cannerus,then I've no real complaints.
While Lynda Carter was indeed my Favorite incarnation of Wonder Woman,very few people are aware that she was not the first choice for the role,
Cathy Lee Crosby first played the amazing Amazon in the 1974 Movie.
Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:
Or just wanted to see a good looking woman in Spandex. Although in all seriousness, X-men isn't some fly by night comic, its got thirty plus years of history behind it when the first movie came out.
You seriously telling me if Hollywood did a Space Marine film set in the 40K universe, but put the actors in normal army gear and then made a joke that 'what did you want us in, ceramic plate' you'd be good with it?
Women in spandex or latex just don't do it for me - regardless of how hot they are.
Give me leather anyday.
That said, Famke Janssen would be fine in a wisp of cloud.
I doubt Hollywood COULD make a decent Space Marine movie - GW have proven that not even they could do it - and they make the game it's based on. The 'recruits' backtalking to the apothecary in the UM movie were bad enough. Given the Medieval monastic organisation of the SM and that they are supposed to honour and respect those who are older and with more experience.
Commander Endova wrote:Keira Knightly is too anorexic. Olivia Wilde all the way. Mmm.
I agree with the anorexicness, I just think her face matches the kind of look I would expect for Talia. I don't know perhaps get her on a weight gain diet and she'll be good to go lol.
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FITZZ wrote:
The Kilted Samurai wrote:Another girl I always liked was Talia Al'Ghul as well in Batman:
Heard a rumor that she might be in the next film, I personally vote Olivia Wilde or Keira Knightly for the part =D.
Olivia Wilde would make an excellent Talia IMO...
Eva Mendes is another interesting choice...
Eva Mendes is too hispanic, plus she needs to look related to Liam. Another rumor I heard is Rachael Weis and Jessica Biel trying out for the part which wouldn't be bad either. (Olivia and Keira are also ones rumored as well).
Commander Endova wrote:Keira Knightly is too anorexic. Olivia Wilde all the way. Mmm.
I agree with the anorexicness, I just think her face matches the kind of look I would expect for Talia. I don't know perhaps get her on a weight gain diet and she'll be good to go lol.
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FITZZ wrote:
The Kilted Samurai wrote:Another girl I always liked was Talia Al'Ghul as well in Batman:
Heard a rumor that she might be in the next film, I personally vote Olivia Wilde or Keira Knightly for the part =D.
Olivia Wilde would make an excellent Talia IMO...
Eva Mendes is another interesting choice...
Eva Mendes is too hispanic, plus she needs to look related to Liam. Another rumor I heard is Rachael Weis and Jessica Biel trying out for the part which wouldn't be bad either. (Olivia and Keira are also ones rumored as well).
I've also read rumours that Eva Greene was also up for the role.
Commander Endova wrote:Keira Knightly is too anorexic. Olivia Wilde all the way. Mmm.
I agree with the anorexicness, I just think her face matches the kind of look I would expect for Talia. I don't know perhaps get her on a weight gain diet and she'll be good to go lol.
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FITZZ wrote:
The Kilted Samurai wrote:Another girl I always liked was Talia Al'Ghul as well in Batman:
Heard a rumor that she might be in the next film, I personally vote Olivia Wilde or Keira Knightly for the part =D.
Olivia Wilde would make an excellent Talia IMO...
Eva Mendes is another interesting choice...
Eva Mendes is too hispanic, plus she needs to look related to Liam. Another rumor I heard is Rachael Weis and Jessica Biel trying out for the part which wouldn't be bad either. (Olivia and Keira are also ones rumored as well).
I've also read rumours that Eva Greene was also up for the role.
I wouldn't mind Eva Green but at this point I think Olivia is the one I want most for the role =)
Long before Scarlett Johansson portrayed her on the big screen,Black Widow was Daredevils side kick and one of my top 10.
ähm i have to speak against this statement...
black widow may have teamuped with DD on several occaisions and while she is not superpowered i am sure that sidekick can only mean one thing: she kicked his sides...she is for my taste supewrior to him ....by far. looks and atitude
Long before Scarlett Johansson portrayed her on the big screen,Black Widow was Daredevils side kick and one of my top 10.
ähm i have to speak against this statement...
black widow may have teamuped with DD on several occaisions and while she is not superpowered i am sure that sidekick can only mean one thing: she kicked his sides...she is for my taste supewrior to him ....by far. looks and atitude
vik
Hmmm,you have a point...ok then,so she "teamed up" with Daredevil...DD still got top billing.
Of course that doesn't mean DD was easy to work with.
Very nice....Catwoman just has a certain "something" about her.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Incidentally...since we're speaking of "cat-women", I'm a bit surprised no one has chosen Tigra yet...is it the whole "Furry" thing that turns people off?
I don't think there are too many appropriate images of some of the characters from Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose (I think), but Tarot, boo-cat?, and some dragon witches aren't too shabby.
Oh yea, I think the girls from Gen13 were nice to look at too.
Like they say, "They're not bad, they're just drawn that way."
Viktor von Domm wrote:no seriously i would love to have my back scratched to a bloody pulp by doing it with her...
vik
Automatically Appended Next Post: besides she IS a redhead...
Exactly...she's a redhead...has a certain "animistic nature" about her...what's not to love?
I agree with everything you have posted here FITZZ, and most of the other posts too
This is why I love dakka
Thanks Corpses...
This is part of the reason I too love Dakka,in the midst of all the "Serious" Political debate that often permeates the "OT zone",sometimes it's nice to just have a bit of fun....because,after all...what difference does the "State of the world" make if your not enjoying yourself to begin with.
What about Blink, anyone remeber her?
she was one of a charcter that got lost in strange circumstances and had for my part very handsome looks and i was a bit sad about her charcter getting lost. latershe came back from wherever she had gone but to that time i had just lost a bit interest in comics...
and speaking about feral women...wolfsbane of new mutants and later excalibur...
and speaking of excalibur
i give you moira mactaggert...
redhead nerdy and withour superpowers but lots of atitude...
and i totally loved that hairband of her^^
Yes, Scarlet Witch was one of my favorites as well,the dynamics of her relationship with Vision always seemed a bit sad.
Anyway,it's funny that you mentioned that this thread was bringing back memories of characters you'd forgotten,I find the same happening for myself...
I had almost completely forgotten about Medusa as "The Inhumans" wasn't one of the tittles I normally read,but...I believe she deserves a place in the thread....don't you?
siryn was put in the comics i think BECAUSE her father was a lame charcter and the superpower was cool so speaking of a reboot of superpower in a new char...
yeppers domino has had a great taste in males...
the wild card atitude of Deadppol is one of his best trademarks, i think if he wasn´t hideously scared he would be truly a ladysmen, even so he thinks himself that way^^
Thats one I've never actually read, a mate of mine kept telling me it was good, but as we don't live in the same town anymore I never got to have a look.
Having a quick look around, I think I know what he saw in her.
@von Domm, yeah I'd agree, when you think of it, its no coincidence that as she became more forthright, Banshee seemed to fade away.
Also totally agree about Deadpool.
Back on topic, as my previous She Hulk pic seemed like she was depressed, which is such a rarity for her, I found some better ones.
Mary Marvel was the Sister of Captain Marvel,and member of the "Marvel Family",very popular comic during the 40's,outselling even Superman.
Unfortunately,in 1951 Fawcett comics was sued by DC for "IP infringement",claiming Captain Marvel was "too much like Superman",and the Marvel Family was shelved until DC acquired the rights to use them in 1972.
Amusingly by that time,Marvel Comics had copyrighted the name "Captain Marvel" for one of their characters...and DC had to release the Marvel adventures under the title "Shazam!".
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Ah thanks for the lesson there FITZZ, I did ponder on occasion how Marvel and DC both had a Capt Marvel, never thought to look it up.
Back to the thread, suddenly thought of another today, although some one already mentioned Jean Grey, this character wasn't exactly her.
Madelyne Pryor aka the Goblin Queen.
I did once upon a time have the original Uncanny X-men comics with the whole Demon Queen storyline and for some blasted reason got rid of them. Painful when I think about it, as it was a great storyline.
Yeah basically. She was originally made out to be a person who might have been Jean reincarnation, until it was revealled that Sinister had 'fathered' her, just before the whole Inferno storyline kicked off.
She's been about since then as well, but it's not exactly clear who she is. She was a great baddy for a while though.
Back to Characters, can't remmeber seeing her yet, and while reading one of my X-men comics today thought she had to be here.
She's pretty cool, her mind sorta works like a computer, in the sense she can store information (see's or hears) and access it at any time. She can also multitask at a mental speed no one else can manage as she is in effect doing each task at the same time.
She's been around for ages, early nineties, but she's only been a regular member of the X-men, then Excaliber, and Exiles in the last ten or so years.
I was a little, who? when she first turned up, as I'd missed her earlier stuff, but she is a interesting character.
Really hope the girl never suffers a crash, not sure how they'd reboot her.
edit - @DickBandit - I think so earlier on, she is a great character though, so extra pics don;t hurt.
I thought it looked pretty cool, and much better than the usual put up a pic of a character, along with a photo of the person you'd like to see playing her I've seen around this past week on various sites.
This thread has inspired me to go digging, and although I have barely half the comics I once owned, I still have a fair few, and I found some other faces that I felt needed to join this thread.
B.A.D Girls Inc, aka Black Mamba, Asp and Diamondback.
Although Diamondback was my fave.
Polaris, although I remembered her intially as Malice, within the Marauders
I really enjoyed her in X-factor, and she's been a great character in various things since then.
and also going to raise Sabra, she's pretty unique, as in I can't think of many other Israeli super heroes, none that will come to mind anyways. She's been in various comics over the years, and well worth a mention.
Sort of on/off topic, but Udon produces terrible "comics." >.< Look at the choreography between panels. Ryu is doing a jump kick then next panel he's on the ground throwing a guy. The dialogue too... yeesh. The art is random but can be good.
Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:Back to comics. Knew they'd had one.
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What exactly are the Darkstalkers? I have heard a bit about them, and with MVC3 coming up, even more, but I honestly have no idea what they are even about....
I like these women alot they are hot but too bad no girl in our lifetime will ever be that hot. (Yeah I'm kidding if any girl wore any of the clothing like that. I would I ask them to date me...)
Monster Rain wrote:If I could bring anyone featured in this thread to life and marry her it would be Morrigan.
She just wins.
In January 1998, Morrigan was named the seventeenth best character of 1997 by Gamest magazine.[4] Sega Saturn Magazine praised both her design and abilities in the series, stating "the she-vampire is awesome".[5] UGO.com ranked Morrigan at number eleven in the "Top 50 Videogame Hotties" article, stating a preference for her appearance and attire.[6] In a later article covering the "Top 11 Girls of Gaming", they described her as "an anatomic wonder" and iconic, adding "her appearances across the Capcom fighting franchises prove that the company has an excellent eye for the female form."[7] She ranked number forty-three on IGN's "Top 50 Chicks Behaving Badly List", describing her outfit as "one that would make even Jenna Jameson blush."[8] Play magazine featured her in their "Girls of Anime" issue,[9] later bemoaning her absence in Capcom Fighting Evolution in volume 2 of their "Girls of Gaming" special.[10] GameSpy listed her at number three on in ther "Top 10 Babes in Games" article, calling her "Capcom's answer to Mai Shiranui."[11] GameDaily included her in a list of "Ten Babes Who Should and 10 Babes Who Shouldn't Meet Your Mom", stating that she is not only nearly undressed almost all the time, but she also has wings that can be used as weapons.[12]
She had a special attack with the same input as Akuma's Raging Demon that took the opposing character behind a curtain and did over half their life in damage at one point
Morrigan Cosplay.. ah so many Morrigan's, so little time. (To post em that is )
I'm actually surprised she's that popular a character for cosplay with the girls, but these pics barely scratch the surface of Morrigan Cosplay Otaku out there.
Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:Morrigan Cosplay.. ah so many Morrigan's, so little time. (To post em that is )
I'm actually surprised she's that popular a character for cosplay with the girls, but these pics barely scratch the surface of Morrigan Cosplay Otaku out there.
Just remember its not always about the actual character..... chicks will go for characters that will get them the most attention they can possibly get! And Morrigan can get them ALOT of attention... plus she has wings... chicks dig wings.
Heh, well we've had most of those in ING's list. Only two not here are Viper and Typhoid Mary which I totally agree with, just totally forgot about them.
Viper
Typhoid Mary
Although she has gone inder a bit of transformation, I still remember her as this.
six finghers and toes, i read once are a sign of angels...
and who doesn´t want to be having an angel with him (provided there is a bit of a devil in her....)
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Yeah,when I was perhaps 10 or 11 my Grandmother got a little "overly concerned" about some of the comics I read and the music I was listening to,lot of stuff got chucked out... 
...Erm....on with the show.
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Cause she is hot 
There was a comic I never saw it but still 
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