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Dies Irae

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  1. Why does Ben Grimm look fixated on Sue's posterior?

    Other than that, I don't like Johnny's face. And Reed looks downright unnerving.

    It just doesn't feel right to see them this way. It's like you're not actually looking at the F4, but rather a bunch of impersonators dressed up as them.

  2. I didn' t know the Ghostbusters were having a come back. Is the comic any good? Is it a retelling of the old comics, TV show or movies? Or something brand new? Do the characters look like their movie counter parts?

    Characters... well look at the attached images. More connections to the 1985 movie than the cartoons.

    The books take place 3 months after the defeat of Gozer in the Shandor Building when all the initial euphoria of New York for the Ghostbusters has worn off. Essentially new stories which ignore cartoon continuity.

  3. Hellboy and his gang are paranormal investigators. Like Scooby and Ghostbusters, but the stories in the book gets into the occult and really dark myths. It's really well drawn and well written. Hellboy looks cheesy in the movie, but the other characters are spot on. This is on my I can't wait list.

    ADD: IIRC, I was the only one that was excited about Pirates last year... :p;)

    Please do not compare Hellboy and the Ghostbusters to Scooby Doo. For the love of all things holy...

    Just don't.

  4. I didn't like them. IMO, the whole charm of Battletech was the big ugly "Walking Tank" syndrome.

    The Japanese versions of the Battlemechs I found way overdone for my taste. However, you can still do "Walking Tank" without being too clunky or anime-frilly:

    prominence.jpg

    Lifted from http://tekki.jp

    interesting, that steel battalion mech looks an aweful lot like the Gundam: For the Barrel designs.

    They were done by the same mecha designer, that's why.

    There's a website out there but I don't remember the address.

    Silly Battletech. :p I havent played in a while, and even then I tried stuffing anime machines into it :D

    By the way, Fasa Died if anyone didn't notice.

    Yeah, battletech now belongs to Microsoft methinks.

    Speak not theis Heresy!

    THE NAME IS FANPRO! FANPRO!

    Classic Battletech

  5. Unseen:

    Whoremoney Guild lawsuit caused Fasa to drop the usage of the artwork, hence the name

    Reseen:

    FanPro redesigns of the Unseen as seen in TRO: Project Phoenix.

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    Original Designs from the early period: TRO 3025 (1st Tech Readouts)

    Commando, Javelin, Spider, UrbanMech, Firestarter, Jenner, Panther, Wolfhound, Assassin, Cicada, Clint, Hermes, Vulcan, Whitworth, BlackJack, Hatchetman, Vindicator, Centurion, Enforcer, Hunchback, Trebuchet, Dervish, Dragon, Quickdraw, Catapult, JagerMech, Grasshopper, Orion, Awesome, Charger, Victor, Stalker, Cyclops, Banshee, Atlas

  6. I bet this topic has been done ALOT before, but Ive been trying to get into battletech, and I noticed in the Gray death legion book, they have mechs that look... like gluags and the VF-1S.

    Then again I could just be spacing out......

    A lot of the classic designs are exact copies of the Macross Mecha. Tkae the Archer=Spartan, Crusader=Armoured VF-1A, Phoenix Hawk=Super VF-1S or another exact copy the Rifleman=Raidar X. The naga suspiciously look like the Phalanx as well, and don't forget the Warhawk. I could go on and on........

    Erm... No...

    The Defender became the Rifleman, the Tomahawk became the Warhammer, the Spartan became the Archer, the Phalanx became the Longbow, the VF-1S became the Wasp, the VF-1A became the Stinger, the Super VF-1S became the Phoenix Hawk, the Armored VF-1A became the Crusader and the Glaug Officers Pod became the Marauder.

    The Regult was the inspiration for the Ostsol, Ostroc and Ostscout, though it's a bit of a stretch.

    The Masakari/Warhawk is a unique Battletech design.

  7. You will also find a mecha from the anime Crusher Joe...I think the Battletech name is the Locus (small two legged scout type thing)...also from crusher Joe were a couple of the star fighter designs featured on the cover of the air/space combat basied FASA expansion to Battletech back in the 1980's (I'm not into Battletech at all and thus can't recall what this expansion was  )

    The name is Locust (Swarmy Annoying Crop Eating Insect), not Locus (Focal Point).

    And the expansion you're referring to is Aerotech 1.

    A while ago someone posted a link to a web site with scans of the Japanese design battlemechs...which I think are hand down better looking then the mechwarrior designs seen today

    I'll dig around and try to find that link If you want to compare the designs....

    I didn't like them. IMO, the whole charm of Battletech was the big ugly "Walking Tank" syndrome.

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  8. The HUSH series is already on TPB.

    Wait the Flash in JL is Barry Allen?  I thought it was Wally in the cartoon?

    Also, I think Kyle Raynor belongs in JL, not John Stewart.

    Kyle will always be the better GL. to hell with Stewart, Jordan and Gardener. plus, he is (or was) banging Jade.

    So, a Green Lantern is judged by the women he's gotten into bed with eh? :p

    Actually, I liked Guy Gardner. The sheer ignorant ranting that guy was capable off was astoundingly funny.

    "One Punch?!"

    I'm not actually too fond of Kyle at this point. He was always more of the "Who... Me?!" Superhero rather than Hal's "Superman" act. What they've got him doing now with the Black Circle seems so... not Kyle. Hal is a space based Green Lantern. John seems so too. Guy and Kyle have always been more Earth based GLs rather than epic space ones.

    The fact that the relationship seems on the rocks looks more to be caused by Jade's move to the Outsiders rather than any other reason.

  9. The TV Flash is supposed to be Wally West. But they needed a funnyman, so they grafted Plastic Man's personality over onto him.

    I'm not to happy with how they did the show really. John Stewart is the token African American, at the expense of Hal or Kyle (Actually, Kyle should be in, considering as to how he already appeared on the Superman Cartoon). Hawkgirl is another pointless character grafted in to applease the Feminist lobby. From what I've read, to put her in, they tossed out Plastic Man, Aquaman, Firestorm and Orion. Then, to solve the lack of the brain dead funnyman that TV executives insist every cartoon must have, they grafted the crackhead they have now over Wally's shy, unassuming personality.

    It was a decent attempt. Though, I'm not really happy with the characters.

    What we need is Grant Morrison's Big 7 (Or 8 if you count Plastic Man).

    This is all I remember Stewart for...

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