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2011.12.20 08:29 succinct9 For Clippers fans
Welcome to /Clippers!! All things clippers, barbershops, and hairstyling!
2018.01.12 19:18 Clay-Helmet Cannon Busters Anime
For the new Netflix anime Canon Busters released in 2019.
2019.03.04 04:52 Sam The Cooking Guy
For any and all discussions about the man, the myth, the legend, Sam The Cooking Guy! come here to talk about his latest videos, get his recipes or share your recreations!
2023.06.06 00:53 PokingDogSnouts 32 [M4F] New Jersey/New York — Where have all the flowers gone?
I'd like to find somebody thoughtful, someone who isn't superficial. Somebody who appreciates the rich vastness of our shared multicultural past, and freely follows her curiosity in exploring it. Somebody who is trying her best to adhere to the guidance of her inner moral compass, and isn't so easily fooled by the distractions and illusions of the world.
One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
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One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
- music (singing/playing an instrument/the Beach Boys are my favorite group—I also love Maybelle Carter, Cass Elliot, Pink Floyd, Lana Del Rey, The Cranberries, Sixpence None The Richer, loads of video game music, The Smiths, The Beatles, The Who, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Harry Nilsson, Joni Mitchell, The Righteous Brothers, Judy Garland, Sam Cooke, Frank Churchill, Marty O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori... Here’s a brief go at the Beatles’ “Julia”.) And, if you liked that—a more recent one…
- drawing—here are a few I've done.
- video games (any era from Atari—I like exploring the history and evolution—to the Switch and PS4) [Currently playing, or starting: The Binding of Isaac, Catherine]
- Disney, especially the Golden Age and Renaissance—Pinocchio (my favorite movie ever), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Aladdin, The Lion King, Tarzan. I love how handmade the early films look. And yet, how no expense was spared in creating these most precious and moving works of art.
- films/series/books I've enjoyed lately: The Sound of Magic, The Little Prince, Matilda, Love Hard, The Fundamentals of Caring, This Beautiful Fantastic, Donnie Darko, Alamut by Vladimir Bartol (this book was a key inspiration for the first Assassin's Creed), The Trial of the Chicago 7, Medici: The Magnificent, Pollyanna by Eleanor Porter, Judy
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
2023.06.06 00:00 FappidyDat [H] TF2 Keys & PayPal [W] Must-Play Metroidvanias
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I pay with the following:
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| I Buy Must-Play Metroidvanias Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Blasphemous | ||
| Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | ||
| Haiku, the Robot | ||
| Hollow Knight | ||
| Rain World | ||
| All Games Above (Special) | ||
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.25 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Luck of the Draw: Roguelike Deckbuilders Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Dicey Dungeons | 1.0 TF2 | $1.95 PayPal |
| Luck be a Landlord | 0.9 TF2 | $1.89 PayPal |
| Alina of the Arena | 2.1 TF2 | $4.23 PayPal |
| Chrono Ark | 2.8 TF2 | $5.56 PayPal |
| Tainted Grail: Conquest | 3.8 TF2 | $7.56 PayPal |
| Fights in Tight Spaces | 5.9 TF2 | $11.88 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 12.4 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $24.81 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 12.51 TF2 | $25.01 PP |
| I Buy May Multiplayer Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Generation Zero® | 0.7 TF2 | $1.4 PayPal |
| Northgard | 1.2 TF2 | $2.42 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition | 2.4 TF2 | $4.88 PayPal |
| Destiny 2: Beyond Light | 1.2 TF2 | $2.4 PayPal |
| Gloria Victis | 0.4 TF2 | $0.86 PayPal |
| PULSAR: Lost Colony | 0.3 TF2 | $0.64 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.4 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.3 TF2 | $14.6 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (May 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Bendy and the Dark Revival | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| Builder Simulator | 0.3 TF2 | $0.55 PayPal |
| Operation: Tango | 0.3 TF2 | $0.68 PayPal |
| Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters | 1.6 TF2 | $3.22 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.69 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Capcom Heroic Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Man Legacy Collection | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| Dragons Dogma - Dark Arisen | 1.1 TF2 | $2.11 PayPal |
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.25 PayPal |
| MONSTER HUNTER RISE | 4.2 TF2 | $8.48 PayPal |
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection | 2.5 TF2 | $5.04 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 10.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $20.18 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Easy-Going Games: White Thorn Games Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| APICO | 2.3 TF2 | $4.61 PayPal |
| Lake | 0.7 TF2 | $1.41 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.4 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.88 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Feel The Rhythm Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| No Straight Roads: Encore Edition | 1.4 TF2 | $2.7 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 1.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $3.09 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Striking Soulslikes Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Salt and Sanctuary | 1.1 TF2 | $2.1 PayPal |
| Blade of Darkness | 1.1 TF2 | $2.23 PayPal |
| Mortal Shell | 1.4 TF2 | $2.74 PayPal |
| Aeterna Noctis | 1.5 TF2 | $2.91 PayPal |
| Loot River | 2.9 TF2 | $5.76 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $17.99 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fight 4 Your Friends Co-Op Shooters Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Warhammer: Vermintide 2 | 0.8 TF2 | $1.51 PayPal |
| Zombie Army Trilogy | 0.5 TF2 | $0.97 PayPal |
| Back 4 Blood | 2.8 TF2 | $5.56 PayPal |
| Zombie Army 4: Dead War | 1.8 TF2 | $3.65 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $13.36 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.25 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy In Your Face VR Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Vertigo Remastered | 0.4 TF2 | $0.8 PayPal |
| Into the Radius VR | 3.3 TF2 | $6.6 PayPal |
| Wanderer | 1.1 TF2 | $2.16 PayPal |
| Zenith MMO | 2.2 TF2 | $4.32 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.86 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Apr 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Aliens: Fireteam Elite | 1.0 TF2 | $1.94 PayPal |
| DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT | 2.9 TF2 | $5.87 PayPal |
| Life is Strange 2 Complete Season | 0.7 TF2 | $1.43 PayPal |
| Rollerdrome | 0.3 TF2 | $0.58 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.22 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.75 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters: Bigger and Boomier Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| WRATH: Aeon of Ruin | 0.2 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 0.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $1.02 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Scary Games to Play in the Dark Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Labyrinthine | 1.8 TF2 | $3.55 PayPal |
| Propnight | 0.7 TF2 | $1.37 PayPal |
| The Blackout Club | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| The Mortuary Assistant | 2.4 TF2 | $4.74 PayPal |
| SCP: Pandemic | 2.4 TF2 | $4.85 PayPal |
| Visage | 2.9 TF2 | $5.83 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 11.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $22.23 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 11.21 TF2 | $22.43 PP |
| I Buy Humble Heroines: Warriors, Dreamers, and God Slayers | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Control Ultimate Edition | 1.9 TF2 | $3.84 PayPal |
| Dreamscaper | 0.2 TF2 | $0.46 PayPal |
| Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice | 1.4 TF2 | $2.88 PayPal |
| Praey for the Gods | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Sable | 0.3 TF2 | $0.61 PayPal |
| Syberia: The World Before | 1.1 TF2 | $2.24 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.49 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.25 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Mar 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| BIOMUTANT | 1.6 TF2 | $3.16 PayPal |
| Edge Of Eternity | 0.2 TF2 | $0.36 PayPal |
| Hero's Hour | 0.3 TF2 | $0.65 PayPal |
| Jurassic World Evolution 2 | 2.2 TF2 | $4.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.78 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.75 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Relief Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| PAYDAY 2 | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition | 0.6 TF2 | $1.24 PayPal |
| Mount & Blade: Warband | 0.8 TF2 | $1.5 PayPal |
| XCOM 2 | 0.4 TF2 | $0.76 PayPal |
| Strange Brigade | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Stick Fight: The Game | 0.6 TF2 | $1.24 PayPal |
| Farming Simulator 17 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| Euro Truck Simulator 2 | 1.6 TF2 | $3.19 PayPal |
| Armello | 0.3 TF2 | $0.69 PayPal |
| Gotham Knights | 5.4 TF2 | $10.84 PayPal |
| Ghostrunner | 1.8 TF2 | $3.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 14.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $29.6 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Unparalleled Puzzlers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Baba Is You | 1.5 TF2 | $3.07 PayPal |
| Creaks | 0.2 TF2 | $0.46 PayPal |
| DARQ: Complete Edition | 0.2 TF2 | $0.43 PayPal |
| Dorfromantik | 1.9 TF2 | $3.88 PayPal |
| The Last Campfire | 0.3 TF2 | $0.7 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.76 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.75 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Feb 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Fallout 76 | 2.2 TF2 | $4.37 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous | 1.4 TF2 | $2.8 PayPal |
| Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales | 0.3 TF2 | $0.56 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.4 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.83 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Sim-ple Life Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Garden Paws | 1.0 TF2 | $2.0 PayPal |
| Lake | 0.7 TF2 | $1.41 PayPal |
| Staxel | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| Summer in Mara | 0.5 TF2 | $1.04 PayPal |
| Townscaper | 0.6 TF2 | $1.17 PayPal |
| Winkeltje: The Little Shop | 1.0 TF2 | $2.07 PayPal |
| Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles | 1.3 TF2 | $2.66 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.05 TF2 | $12.1 PP |
| I Buy Survival Instinct Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Chernobylite Enhanced Edition | 1.0 TF2 | $1.92 PayPal |
| The Long Dark: Survival Edition | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| SCUM | 3.4 TF2 | $6.86 PayPal |
| State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition | 3.1 TF2 | $6.21 PayPal |
| Volcanoids | 1.4 TF2 | $2.81 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.35 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 9.38 TF2 | $18.75 PP |
| I Buy In Case You Missed It: Gems of 2022 Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Haiku, the Robot | 0.8 TF2 | $1.58 PayPal |
| PowerSlave Exhumed | 1.4 TF2 | $2.74 PayPal |
| Source of Madness | 0.6 TF2 | $1.12 PayPal |
| Supraland Six Inches Under | 1.1 TF2 | $2.23 PayPal |
| ZERO Sievert | 5.0 TF2 | $10.09 PayPal |
| Prehistoric Kingdom | 1.3 TF2 | $2.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 11.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $23.17 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fighting Farmers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forager | 1.1 TF2 | $2.16 PayPal |
| Kitaria Fables | 0.4 TF2 | $0.75 PayPal |
| Stranded Sails - Explorers of the Cursed Islands | 0.3 TF2 | $0.58 PayPal |
| Len's Island | 4.1 TF2 | $8.16 PayPal |
| Re:Legend | 1.0 TF2 | $1.94 PayPal |
| Spirit Of The Island | 1.4 TF2 | $2.88 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $17.06 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.63 TF2 | $17.26 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Jan 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Doom Eternal | 2.6 TF2 | $5.18 PayPal |
| OlliOlli World Rad Edition | 0.3 TF2 | $0.52 PayPal |
| Tribes of Midgard | 0.8 TF2 | $1.57 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.31 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters Bundle - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| AMID EVIL | 0.6 TF2 | $1.15 PayPal |
| Dusk | 2.0 TF2 | $4.07 PayPal |
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.41 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fantastic Journeys: Middle Earth & Beyond - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Gauntlet™ Slayer Edition | 0.2 TF2 | $0.49 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.2 PayPal |
| LEGO® The Hobbit™ | 0.4 TF2 | $0.88 PayPal |
| LEGO Lord of the Rings | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition | 0.9 TF2 | $1.74 PayPal |
| Middleearth Shadow of War Definitive Edition | 1.2 TF2 | $2.46 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.04 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.75 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy LEGO at the Movies Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| LEGO® DC Super-Villains | 0.5 TF2 | $0.95 PayPal |
| LEGO® Jurassic World™ | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| LEGO® MARVEL's Avengers | 0.4 TF2 | $0.77 PayPal |
| LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2 | 0.7 TF2 | $1.32 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame | 0.4 TF2 | $0.79 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie: Videogame | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| LEGO® Ninjago® Movie Video Game | 0.2 TF2 | $0.48 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.58 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Stealth Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Aragami | 0.4 TF2 | $0.89 PayPal |
| Hitman Game of the Year Edition | 1.3 TF2 | $2.58 PayPal |
| HITMAN™2 Gold Edition | 3.0 TF2 | $6.1 PayPal |
| Styx: Shards Of Darkness | 0.9 TF2 | $1.73 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.91 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.75 TF2 | $13.51 PP |
| I Buy Ultimate Racing Sim Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Assetto Corsa Competizione | 3.1 TF2 | $6.21 PayPal |
| Assetto Corsa Ultimate Edition | 6.6 TF2 | $13.11 PayPal |
| Automobilista 2 | 9.4 TF2 | $18.71 PayPal |
| DRIFT21 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| NASCAR Heat 5 - Ultimate Edition | 0.5 TF2 | $1.08 PayPal |
| rFactor 2 | 4.8 TF2 | $9.55 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.77 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.99 TF2 | $15.97 PP |
| I Buy 2k Megahits Holiday Encore Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Sid Meier's Civilization VI | 0.7 TF2 | $1.42 PayPal |
| XCOM: Ultimate Collection | 1.3 TF2 | $2.56 PayPal |
| Mafia: Definitive Edition | 2.1 TF2 | $4.3 PayPal |
| Duke Nukem Forever Collection | 0.2 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe | 2.4 TF2 | $4.88 PayPal |
| BioShock Collection | 1.1 TF2 | $2.21 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.14 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 9.57 TF2 | $19.14 PP |
| I Buy The Tactician's Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
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| Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus | 0.2 TF2 | $0.41 PayPal |
| Dark Deity | 0.4 TF2 | $0.83 PayPal |
| Gears Tactics | 4.8 TF2 | $9.55 PayPal |
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| Star Renegades | 2.9 TF2 | $5.82 PayPal |
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2023.06.05 14:46 terrible_at_it_all [USA/NH] [H] Long list of comics! Collections include Batman, Amalgam, Hickman era X-Men, Milestone, Nightwing, Robin, and more! Pt. 1 A-M [W] Paypal
Prices negotiable. Complete collection at a discount as well as sets. Trying to downsize. Pictures upon request.
Action Comics
611, 613, 614, 615, 618, 627, 632, 1,000
Annual 1, 5
$50
Amalgam
Amalgam: Amazon
Amalgam: Assassins
Amalgam: JLX
Amalgam: Magneto and the Magnetic Men
Amalgam: Bruce Wayne: Agent of SHIELD
Amalgam: Bullets and Bracelets
Amalgam: Legends of the Dark Claw
Amalgam: Doctor Strange Fate
Amalgam: Speed Demon
Amalgam: Spider-Boy
Amalgam: Super Soldier
Amalgam: X-Patrol
Amalgam: Bat-Thing
Amalgam: Challengers of the Fantastic
Amalgam: Dark Claw Adventures
Amalgam: Generation Hex
Amalgam: Iron Lantern
Amalgam: JLX Unleashed
Amalgam: Lobo the Duck
Amalgam: The Magnetic Men featuring Magneto
Amalgam: Spider-Boy Team-Up
Amalgam: Super Soldier: Man of War
Amalgam: Thorion of the New Asgods
Amalgam: X-Patrol
$10 each
Amazing Spider-Man 692 $7
America's Best Comics Preview, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #91 $1
Aquaman 80th Anniversary $10
Aquamen #6 Cover B Variant Fico Ossio Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In) $5
Are You Afraid Of Darkseid #1 (One Shot) $10
Arkham City The Order Of The World
#1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Variant Cover
#2 Cover A Regular Sam Wolfe Connelly Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Gary Frank Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover B Variant Kaare Andrews Card Stock Cover
$30
Armageddon: Inferno 1, 2 $2
Armageddon: The Alien Agenda 1, 4 $2
Astonishing X-Men 51 $5
Astro City Metrobook Vol 1 TP $25
Azrael
25, 26, 37, 41, 44,
Annual 3
$30
Bane of the Demon 1-3 of 4 $5
Basketful of Heads 1 $5
Batgirl 8, 23 $10
Batgirl 1 April 2000 $10
Batgirls
#1 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Batgirls Masked Left Side Connecting Card Stock Cover
#2 Cover B Variant Hicham Habchi Card Stock Variant Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover D Variant Paulina Ganucheau International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Michael Cho Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover C Variant Audrey Mok AAPI Card Stock Cover
#7 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#8 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#9 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#10 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#11 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#12 Cover C Variant Paulina Ganucheau 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
#14 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Card Stock Cover
#15 Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
#16 Cover C Variant Lynne Yoshi International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
17 Cover A Regular Jorge Corona Cover
18 Cover C Variant Crystal Kung AAPI Heritage Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batgirls 2022 Annual #1 $6
Batman
0 = $3
335 = $1 (poor quality)
403 = $8
409 = $22
412 = $10 (1st appearance of Mime (Camilla Cameo)
413 = $6
416 = $6
417 = $12 1st appearance of KGBeast (Anatoli Knyazev)
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
419 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 3")
420 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 4")
421 = $6 ("Elmore's Lady" (Dumpster Slasher Pt.2)
424 = $6 ("The Diplomat's Son" Garzonas Pt.1)
425 = $6 ("Consequences" Garzonas Pt.2)
428 = $45 (Death of Robin II (Jason Todd))
429 = $15 (A Death in the Family (Part 4 of 4))
430 = $5 ("Fatal Wish")
431 = $5 ("The Wall")
432 = $5 ("Dead Letter Office")
434 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 2: How Many Times Can a Batman Die?")
435 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 3: The Last Death of the Batman")
436 = $15 (Batman Year 3 (Part 1): Different Roads) (1st appearance of Tim Drake)
437 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 2: Changes Made")
438 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 3: Turnabout" )
439 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 4: Resolutions")
440 = $5 ("A Lonely Place of Dying Part 1: Suspects")
443 = $4 ("The Coming of Crimesmith")
444 = $4 ("Crimesmith and Punishment" )
445 = $4 (1st app. NKVDemon (Gregor Dosynski)
446 = $4 ("When the Earth Dies Part 2: Underworlds")
447 = $4 ("When the Earth Dies Part 3: Earth Day! Demon Night!")
450 = $4 ("Wildcard!” Joker Pt.2)
451 = $4 (Death of Joker II (Curtis Base) "Judgements!")
452 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 1")
453 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 2")
454 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 3")
455 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 1" )
456 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 2: Without Fear of Consequence...")
457 = $12 (1st appearance on Robin's new costume)
458 = $4 ("Night Monsters" Mr. Fixxit)
459 = $4 ("Saturday Night at the Movies")
460 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part.1: It's a Man's World")
461 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part Two: Ladies' Night")
462 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 1: To Live and Die in California")
463 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 2: Ghost")
464 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 3: Sacrifice")
465 = $4 ("Debut")
466 = $4 ("No More Heroes")
467 = $4 (Shadow Box, pt. 1)
468 = $4 ("Shadow Box Part 2")
469 = $4 ("Shadow Box Part 3")
470 = $4 ("War of the Gods, Pt. 15 of 25: Of Gods and Men" cont. from Justice League Europe no. 31 cont. in Hawkworld no. 16)
471 = $4 (Killer Croc in "Requiem For a Killer")
472 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 1: The Queen of Hearts")
473 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 3: Into the Idiot Zone")
474 = $4 ("The Destroyer Part 1: A Tale of Two Cities")
475 = $4 (1st appearance of Renee Montoya (later becomes Question II, The Return of Scarface, pt. 1, "Mustache Pete is Dead!")
476 = $4 ("The Return of Scarface! Part 3: The Gig Heat!")
477 = $4 ("A Gotham Tale, Part 1: Gargoyle")
478 = $4 ("A Gotham Tale Part 2: Venging Spirits")
479 = $4 ("Pagan")
480 = $4 ("To the Father I Never Knew...")
481 = $4 ("Messenger of Zeus Part 1")
482 = $4 ("Vengeance of the Harpy")
483 = $4 ("Crash & Burn: A Love Story")
484 = $4 ("Black Mask Part 1: Warpaint")
485 = $4 (Black Mask, pt. 2 "Faces of Death")
487 = $4 (Headhunter in "Box of Blood")
488 = $8 (Robin Azrael Solo in "Costumes")
489 = $6 (1st appearance of Jean-Paul Valley in Batman Costume) (2nd appearance of Bane (Antonio Diego)) ("Killer's Bane")
490 = $6 (Bane, Riddler Pt.2, "Who Riddled the Riddler?")
491 = $6 (Bane, Arkham Asylum Pt.3, "the freedom of MADNESS!”)
492 = $6 (Knightfall, pt.1)
493 = $6 (Knightfall: Part 3)
494 = $6 (Knightfall Part 5: "Night Terrors")
495 = $6 (Knightfall, Part 7: "Strange Deadfellows")
496 = $6 (Knightfall Part 9: "Die Laughing")
497 = $10 (Knightfall, Part 11: "The Broken Bat")
498 = $5 (Knightfall, Part 15: "Knights in Darkness”)
499 = $5 (Knightfall Part 17: "The Venom Connection")
500 = $5 (Knightfall, pt. 19)
501 = $3 (Knightquest: The Crusade Tie-In)
502 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade Tie-in)
503 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
504 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
505 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
506 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
507 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
508 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
509 = $4 (Knights End Part 1: "Spirit of the Bat")
510 = $3 (Knights End Part 7: "Return of the Bat")
511 = $3 (Zero Hour Tie-in)
512 = $3 (First time Dick Grayson wears the cape and cowl and temporarily replaces Bruce Wayne as Batman)
513 = $3 (Prodigal Part 5: "Double Deuce")
516 = $3 (Sleeper, Part One: Nightmares")
517 = $3 ("Sleeper, Part Two: Darkness in the Dream Chamber”)
518 = $3 (Black Mask: The Spidered Face)
519 = $3 (Black Spider: Web of Scars)
520 = $3 ("Fades to Black")
521 = $3 (Killer Croc: Fast Train to the Wet Dark)
522 = $3 (Swamp Things
523 = $3 (Scarecrow Pt.1 - "Dark Wings Fly Away in Fear")
526 = $3 ("Constant Whitewater")
527 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.1 "The Face Schism")
528 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.2 Schismed Faces")
530 = $4 (The Deadman Connection, pt. 1 Glow-in-the-Dark Cover)
531 = $4 (The Deadman Connection Pt.2: "Cult of the Mummy" Glow-in-the-Dark Cover)
533 = $3 (Prelude: Legacy - "Twelve Steps to the Heart of Hell")
534 = $3 (Legacy Part 5 - "A Wound on the Heart of Heaven")
535 = $4 (The Ogre and the Ape, ch. 1)
536 = $3 (Final Night Tie-in, "Darkest Night of the Man-Bat Part 1: Predation")
537 = $3 (Darkest Night of the Man-Bat, pt. 2)
538 = $3 ("Darkest Night of the Mat-Bat Part 3: Redemption")
539 = $3 (The Undertaker in "Boneyard Blues")
540 = $3 ("The Spectre of Vengeance Part 1: Gotham Welcome")
541 = $3 ("The Spectre of Vengeance Part 2: Mask of Guilt")
542 = $3 ("Faceless Part 1" Murdicide")
543 = $3 ("Faceless Part 2 - Postmarked: Murder")
544 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 1: Jokin' with Mister D.")
545 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 2: Night of the Dying Jokers")
546 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 3: Hell to Pay")
548 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part One: Burning Faces)
549 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part Two: The Egyptian Falcon)
550 = $5 (NOTE: First appearance of Cameron Chase. Also, first appearance of Claything (Dr. Peter Malley).
551 = $3 (Suit of Evil Souls)
553 = $4 (Cataclysm Part 3: "Lifelines")
554 = $3 (Cataclysm Part 12: "Master of Destruction")
555 = $3 (Aftershock Tie-in; Rat-Catcher Pt.1: "Trapped Like Rats"_
556 = $3 (Aftershock Part 2: "Help Trapped Money Rescue Ruins")
558 = $3 (Aftershock Part 4: "Dying City")
559 = $3 (Aftershock Part 5: "Dead City")
565 = $3 (No Man's Land Tie-in - "Mosaic: Part 1")1,000,000 = $3 (Batman in 853rd Century Pt.1)
Batman
Batman 23
Batman Zero Year Director's Cut 1
Batman Annual 2
$15
Batman volume 3 (2021)
112
113 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
114 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stork Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
115 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
116 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
117 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
123 Cover B Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Part 5)
$35
Batman '89
1-3
4 Cover A Regular Joe Quinones Cover
5 Cover B Variant Adam Hughes Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman Adventures, The: Mad Love $60
Batman & The Joker The Deadly Duo
1 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
2 Cover E Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover
3 Cover C Variant Jason Shawn Alexander Joker Cover
4 Cover B Variant David Mack Batman Cover
5 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
6 Cover C Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Joker
7 Cover E Variant Jock Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman and Superman 2, 3 $10
Batman and the Outsiders 8, 9, 13, 16, 18, 21 $30
Batman Arkham Asylum The Deluxe Edition HC $25
Batman Beyond The White Knight
5 Cover B Variant J Scott Campbell Cover $5
6 Cover B Variant Fiona Staples Cover $5
7 Cover B Variant Clay Mann Cover $5
8 Cover C Variant Top Secret Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: Blackgate: Isle of Men 1 (Cataclysm tie-in) $2
Batman: Black & White (1996) 1-4 $20
Batman Black and White 2021: 1-6 $30
Batman The Brave And The Bold #1 Cover B Variant Jim Cheung Cover $8
Batman/Catwoman: 1 $5
Batman Chronicles, The: 11-13 $15
Batman: Curse of the White Knight 1-4, 6-8 $5 each
Batman Dark Victory The Deluxe Edition HC $45
Batman: Dark Victory 0 $3
Batman Fortress
1 Cover B Variant Doaly Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kamome Shirahama Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Gotham Nights 1-4 (of 4) $20
Batman Huntress Spoiler: Blunt Trauma 1 $5
Batman; in Darkest Knight $20
Batman: Death of Innocents $3
Batman Fear State
Alpha: 1
Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
$10 for Fear State Alpha & Omega
Batman Giant #1 $10
Batman: Gordon of Gotham 1, 2, 3 ( of 4) $15
Batman Incorporated 2013
#13
Special #1
$10
Batman Incorporated Vol 3
1 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
4 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
8 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman Killing Time
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
$36
Batman: Last Knight on Earth 1, 2, 3 (complete series) $15
Batman Legends Of Gotham #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover $7
Batman Noel HC $10
Batman Odyssey 1 of 7 $2
Batman One Bad Day
The Riddler #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mitch Gerads Cover
Two-Face #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Javier Fernandez Cover
Penguin #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Cover
Mr Freeze #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Matteo Scalera Cover
Bane #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
Catwoman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamie McKelvie Cover
Clayface #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Scott Williams & Alex Sinclair Cover
Ras Al Ghul #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
$8 each
Batman One Dark Knight
1 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
2 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Cover
$18
Batman Plus Arsenal $2
Batman Reptilian
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
6 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
$30
Batman Secret Files
The Gardener #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Huntress: 1
Miracle Molly #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Justine Frany Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Peacekeeper-01 #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Tyler Kirkham Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In
$20 for Batman Secret Files
Batman: Seduction of the Gun 1 (1993) $2
Batman Spawn #1 (One Shot) Cover N Incentive Jason Fabok Black & White Cover $8
Batman's Grave, The 1 $2
Batman/Superman 1 (2019) $10
Batman Superman Worlds Finest
1 Cover D Variant Jason Fabok Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Tim Sale Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lucio Parrillo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Terry Dodson Card Stock Cover
7 Cover C Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Card Stock Cover
9 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
10 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
11 Cover B Variant Jonboy Meyers Powergirl Connecting Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Card Stock Cover
13 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
14 Cover B Variant Serg Acuna Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Daniel Sampere & Bruno Redondo Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Sword of Azrael 1-4 $20
Batman: The Adventures Continue 1 $5
Batman The Audio Adventures Special #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover $5
Batman: The Cult book 3: Escape $5
Batman the Detective
1, 3, 5
6 Cover B Variant Andy Kubert Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman The Imposter
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
$15
Batman The Knight
1 Cover B Variant Greg Capullo & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
$6 each
Batman The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition Catwoman When In Rome HC $40
Batman the 10¢ Adventure $2
Batman: the Widening Gyre 1-4 of 6 $5
Batman The World HC $25
Batman: Three Jokers 1-3 $30
Batman Urban Legends
1-8
9 Cover C Variant Riccardo Federici Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
10 Cover C Variant Bengal Cover
11 Cover B Variant Karl Mostert Cover
12 Cover C Variant Anand Radhakrishnan Cover
13 Cover C Variant David Marquez Cover
14 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Cover
15 Cover C Variant Riley Rossmo Cover
16 Cover B Variant Ejikure Cover
17 Cover C Variant Sebastian Fiumara Cover
18 Cover C Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
19 Cover B Variant Chris Burnham Cover
20 Cover C Variant Edwin Galmon Cover
21 Cover A Regular Michael Cho Cover
22 Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
23 Cover A Regular Nikola Cizmesija Cover
$7 each
Batman: Vengeance of Bane (first appearance of Bane) $99
Batman: Vengeance of Bane II: The Redemption $15
Batman versus Predator II 4 of 4 $5
Batman Villains Secret Files 1 $5
Batman vs Robin
1 Cover F Variant Blank Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover
3 Cover D Variant Carlo Barberi 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Simone Di Meo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Rafa Sandoval Card Stock Cover (Lazarus Planet Tie-In)
7 each
Batman: White Knight $10
Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #1 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: White Knight presents Harley Quinn: 1-6 $20
Batman White Knight Presents Red Hood
1 Cover B Variant Olivier Coipel Cover
2 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover
$10
Batman: White Knight presents Von Freeze $5
Battleground Earth: Invasion 2 $1
Batwoman 0-15, 17-23 $100
Before Watchmen
Comedian 2, 6 of 6
Dr. Manhattan 2, 3 of 4
Dollar Bill 1 of 1
Minutemen 2, 5 of 6
Nite Owl 2, 3 of 4
Ozymandias 1, 2 of 6
Rorschach 2 of 4
Silk Spectre 2, 4 of 4
$70
Birds of Prey 0, 10 $10
Black Condor 12 $1
Bloodbath 1 & 2 of 2 $1
Bloodlines: Earthplague 4 $1
Blood Syndicate Season One
1 Cover C Variant Nikolas Draper-Ivey New School Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jamal Igle Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Juliet Nneka Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Caanan White Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jay Hero Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Blue Beetle 12 $2
Boys, The: Dear Becky 1-8 (complete collection) $40
Cable (2020): 1 $5
Captain Atom 33, 34 $2
Captain Marvel 0 $1
Catwoman
0, 6, 7, 13, 14
Annual: 1
$30
Catwoman
0-21
Annual 1
Annuals: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22
Annual #4 (December 2019)
$70
Catwoman volume 5 (2021)
34, 35
36 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
37 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
$20
Challenge 1-4, 7, 8, 11, 12 $8
Checkmate (2021) 1-3 $15
Creeper 7 $1
Crime Syndicate: 1 $5
Crossgen Primer $1
Crush and Lobo
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Nicole Goux Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant W Scott Forbes Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
$35
Daredevil: One More Day 1 $1
Daredevil Vol 7 #1 Cover A Regular Marco Checchetto Cover $5
Dark Crisis
1 Cover C Variant Jim Lee Homage Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Rafael Sarmento Homage Card Stock Cover
3 Cover C Variant Michael Allred Homage Card Stock Cover
4 Cover C Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Zero Hour Homage Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Mateus Manhanini Identity Crisis Homage Card Stock Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Sampere & Alejandro Sanchez Cover
7 Cover J Variant Dan Mora Dawn Of DC 4 Card Stock Cover
$28
Dark Crisis Big Bang #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mikel Janin Cover $4
Dark Crisis The Dark Army #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Taj Tenfold Cover $6
Dark Crisis The Deadly Green #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Cover $6
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Superman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Chris Burnham Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Arrow #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nik Virella Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Lantern #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Fernando Blanco Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Wonder Woman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Leila Del Duca Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Batman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Ryan Sook Cover $5
Dark Crisis Young Justice
1 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Nikola Cizmesija Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jorge Corona Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Max Dunbar Cover
5 Cover B Variant Belen Ortega Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
$24
Dark Crisis War Zone #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Mario Fox Foccillo & Prasad Rao Cover $6
Dark Knights Of Steel
4 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock CoverDark Knights Of Steel
6 Cover A Regular Dan Mora CoverDark Knights Of Steel
7 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
8 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover
The Gathering Storm (collects first three issues)
$4 each for 4-9
$12 for Gathering Storm
Dark Knights Of Steel Tales From The Three Kingdoms #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover $7
Darkseid 1 $5
Dawn
Lucifer's Halo
The Return of the Goddess
Three Tiers
$60
DC Comics: The New 52 #1 $1
DC Festival of Heroes: 1 $10
DCs Grifter Got Run Over By A Reindeer #1 $10
DCs Harley Quinn Romances #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Amanda Conner Cover $9
DC Love is a Battlefield: 1 $10
DC Power A Celebration #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Sozomaika Cover $9
DC Pride
2021
2022 Cover C Variant Jen Bartel Cover
2023 Cover D Variant Jen Bartel Foil Cover
$11 each
DC Silent Tales #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Gustavo Duarte Cover
DCs Terrors Through Time #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Steve Beach VHS Cover $9
DC vs Vampires
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
9 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
$48
DC vs Vampires Killers #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover $5
DC vs Vampires All-Out War
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
$24
Deadpool (2013 3rd Series) #13, 14, 15 $6
Deadpool 45 $2
Deadpool Kills Deadpool 1&2 $20
Deathstroke Inc
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Jonboy Meyers Cover (Shadow War Part 3)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Pt 6)
10 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
13 Cover B Variant Dexter Soy Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Card Stock Cover
$60
Deathstroke the Terminator: 9 $1
Doomsday Clock 1-12 (compete series) $60
Detective Comics Volume 1
0 - $3
0 - $3
327 Millennium Edition - $3
451 - $35
457 - $35
459 - $35
461 - $30
463 - $30
470 - $40
472 - $55
500 - $22
Detective Comics 2, 23 $4
Detective Comics Vol 2 2022 Annual #1 $6
Earth X, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #77 $5
Excalibur (2019) 1-9 $50
Extermination 1 $5
Fallen Angels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 $30
Fantastic Four: Life Story
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
$30
Fate 0 $2
Flash Annual 6 $2
Flash Vol 5
783 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
784 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
785 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
786 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
$16 for the complete set
Flashpoint Batman Knight Of Vengeance #1 (One Shot) $6
Flashpoint Beyond
0 Cover B Variant Eduardo Risso Cover
1 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
$28
Future State Gotham
5 Cover A Regular Simone Di Meo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Rose Besch Card Stock Cover
$4 each
GCPD The Blue Wall
1 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
2 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
3 Cover B Variant Steve Epting Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
5 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Ghost Rider (2005) 1-6 of 6 $20
Ghost Rider: Trail of Tears 2-6 of 6 $20
Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost $5
Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler $5
Girl Frenzy!
Birds of Prey: The Ravens
Batman: Batgirl
$5
Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Lee Bermejo Cover $10
Gotham City Year One
1 Cover B Variant Ryan Sook Cover
2 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
3 Cover B Variant Greg Smallwood Cover
4 Cover B Variant Tony Harris Cove
5 Cover A Regular Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Cover
$5 each
Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 1 $10
Green Arrow Vol 8
#1 Cover D Variant Blank Card Stock Cover $5
#1 Cover E Variant Sean Izaakse Wraparound Foil Cover $6
Green Lantern Annual 2 $5
Green Team 1 $1
Hardware - Season 1
1
2 Cover B Variant TK Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular Mateus Manhanini Cover
4 Cover B Variant Denys Cowan Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
$25
Harleen 1, 2, 3 of 3 (complete) $30
Harley Quinn 30th Anniversary Special #1 (One Shot) Cover H Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover $9
Harley Quinn volume 2 #0 $5
Harley Quinn volume 4 (2021)
1-7
8 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Annual: 1
$50
Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy 1 $5
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Eat Bang Kill Tour
1 Cover A Regular Max Sarin Cover
2 Cover B Variant Babs Tarr Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Meghan Hetrick Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Valentine De Landro Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Mike Hawthorne Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
$30
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Real Sidekicks Of New Gotham Special #1 (One-Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Cover $10
Harley Quinn The Animated Series Legion Of Bats
1 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
2 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
3 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Hellions 1 $5
Higher Earth 1 $1
House of X 1-6 of 6 $60
Human Target Vol 4
1 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
2 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
3 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ben Oliver Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Fornes Cover
7 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jorge Jimenez Cover
9 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
10 Cover B Variant Alex Garner Cover
11 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
$5 each
Huntress 2-7, 14-16, 17 $20
I Am Batman
0
1 Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
3 Cover A Regular Gerardo Zaffino Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
4 Cover B Variant Rafael Sarmento Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Stephen Segovia Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Wraparound Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Salvador Larroca Card Stock Cover
12 Cover A Regular Christian Duce Cover
13 Cover B Variant Mike Bowden Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Howard Porter Card Stock Cover
15 Cover C Variant Khary Randolph 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
16 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
17 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
18 Cover C Variant ChrisCross Black History Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Icon and Rocket: Season 1
1-3
4 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
$30
Infinite Frontier: #0 – 6 $35
Insane Clown Posse
The Upz & Downz of the Wicked Clownz 1
The Amazing Jeckel Brothers 1
Raze the Desertz of Glass
The Pendulum 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
$40
Jim Lee's C•23 special edition $1
JLA
6-9, 11-14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27
ANNUAL 1, 2
$90
JLA in Crisis Secret Files 1 $2
JLA: Paradise Lost 2 of 3 $2
The Joker Volume 2 (2021)
1-8
9 Cover A Regular Guillem March Cover
10 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Cover
Annual #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
11 Cover C Variant Kael Ngu Cover
12 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
13 Cover C Variant James Harren Cover
14 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Cover
15 Cover B Variant Dike Ruan Cover
$7 each
Joker 80th Anniversary $10
Joker Harley Criminal Sanity 1-8 $40
Joker: Killer Smile 1, 2, 3 $15
Joker The Man Who Stopped Laughing:
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover C Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Cover
3 Cover D Variant Rafael Sarmento Holiday Cover
4 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
7 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
8 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Cover
$6 each
Justice League volume 1: 4, 6 (1987) $5
Justice League volume 4: 59 $5
Justice League volume 2: (2011 “New 52) 0-23 $6 each
Justice League 3000: #1 $5
Justice League America (ran 1989 - 1996): 0, 32, 38, 40, 66 $15
Justice League Dark volume 1 (ran 2011 - 2015, “New 52”): 22, 23 $5
Justice League Europe (ran 1989 - 1994): 7, 8 $5
Justice League: Infinity 1-7 $28
Justice League Internationa Vol. 1 (1987-1989)
8, 9, 11, 19, 27,
Annual 2, 4
$20
Justice League of America 251 (1986) $5
Justice League of America Vol. 3 (2013-2014) 1 – 7 $20
Justice League Last Ride
1-6
7 Cover B Variant Chip Zdarsky Card Stock Cover
$35
Lazarus Planet Alpha #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover $7
Lazarus Planet Dark Fate #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Ibrahim Moustafa Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Legends Reborn #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Laura Braga Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Next Evolution #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular David Marquez & Alejandro Sanchez Cover $6
Legends 1, 4 $2
Legends of the Dark Knight
0-75, 78-80, 83-87, 89, 90, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 105-115 $3 each
Annuals: 1, 2, 2, 3, 6, 7 $4 each
Legends of the Dark Knight (2012, New 52) 1-11 $40
Legends of the Dark Knight Vol 2
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Becky Cloonan Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Daniel Warren Johnson & Mike Spicer Card Stock Cover
Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
$40
Legends of the DC Universe 6 $1
Legion of Superheroes 1 (2019) $4
Luthor (2019, Black Label) $15
M&M Time Will Tell Promo Comic #1 (One Shot) FREE
Marauders 1-9 $45
Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal: 1-8 $32
Marvel Knights Sketchbook $2
Marvel Knights Wave 2 Sketchbook $10
Midnighter 2021 Annual $5
Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition Zero $5
Millennium 2, 4, 5 $3
Moon Knight volume 9 (2021): 1 $5
Multiversity Harley Screws Up The DCU #1 Cover B Variant Logan Faerber Card Stock Cover $6
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Action Comics
611, 613, 614, 615, 618, 627, 632, 1,000
Annual 1, 5
$50
Amalgam
Amalgam: Amazon
Amalgam: Assassins
Amalgam: JLX
Amalgam: Magneto and the Magnetic Men
Amalgam: Bruce Wayne: Agent of SHIELD
Amalgam: Bullets and Bracelets
Amalgam: Legends of the Dark Claw
Amalgam: Doctor Strange Fate
Amalgam: Speed Demon
Amalgam: Spider-Boy
Amalgam: Super Soldier
Amalgam: X-Patrol
Amalgam: Bat-Thing
Amalgam: Challengers of the Fantastic
Amalgam: Dark Claw Adventures
Amalgam: Generation Hex
Amalgam: Iron Lantern
Amalgam: JLX Unleashed
Amalgam: Lobo the Duck
Amalgam: The Magnetic Men featuring Magneto
Amalgam: Spider-Boy Team-Up
Amalgam: Super Soldier: Man of War
Amalgam: Thorion of the New Asgods
Amalgam: X-Patrol
$10 each
Amazing Spider-Man 692 $7
America's Best Comics Preview, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #91 $1
Aquaman 80th Anniversary $10
Aquamen #6 Cover B Variant Fico Ossio Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In) $5
Are You Afraid Of Darkseid #1 (One Shot) $10
Arkham City The Order Of The World
#1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Variant Cover
#2 Cover A Regular Sam Wolfe Connelly Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Gary Frank Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover B Variant Kaare Andrews Card Stock Cover
$30
Armageddon: Inferno 1, 2 $2
Armageddon: The Alien Agenda 1, 4 $2
Astonishing X-Men 51 $5
Astro City Metrobook Vol 1 TP $25
Azrael
25, 26, 37, 41, 44,
Annual 3
$30
Bane of the Demon 1-3 of 4 $5
Basketful of Heads 1 $5
Batgirl 8, 23 $10
Batgirl 1 April 2000 $10
Batgirls
#1 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Batgirls Masked Left Side Connecting Card Stock Cover
#2 Cover B Variant Hicham Habchi Card Stock Variant Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover D Variant Paulina Ganucheau International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Michael Cho Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover C Variant Audrey Mok AAPI Card Stock Cover
#7 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#8 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#9 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#10 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#11 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#12 Cover C Variant Paulina Ganucheau 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
#14 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Card Stock Cover
#15 Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
#16 Cover C Variant Lynne Yoshi International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
17 Cover A Regular Jorge Corona Cover
18 Cover C Variant Crystal Kung AAPI Heritage Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batgirls 2022 Annual #1 $6
Batman
0 = $3
335 = $1 (poor quality)
403 = $8
409 = $22
412 = $10 (1st appearance of Mime (Camilla Cameo)
413 = $6
416 = $6
417 = $12 1st appearance of KGBeast (Anatoli Knyazev)
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
419 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 3")
420 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 4")
421 = $6 ("Elmore's Lady" (Dumpster Slasher Pt.2)
424 = $6 ("The Diplomat's Son" Garzonas Pt.1)
425 = $6 ("Consequences" Garzonas Pt.2)
428 = $45 (Death of Robin II (Jason Todd))
429 = $15 (A Death in the Family (Part 4 of 4))
430 = $5 ("Fatal Wish")
431 = $5 ("The Wall")
432 = $5 ("Dead Letter Office")
434 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 2: How Many Times Can a Batman Die?")
435 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 3: The Last Death of the Batman")
436 = $15 (Batman Year 3 (Part 1): Different Roads) (1st appearance of Tim Drake)
437 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 2: Changes Made")
438 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 3: Turnabout" )
439 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 4: Resolutions")
440 = $5 ("A Lonely Place of Dying Part 1: Suspects")
443 = $4 ("The Coming of Crimesmith")
444 = $4 ("Crimesmith and Punishment" )
445 = $4 (1st app. NKVDemon (Gregor Dosynski)
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447 = $4 ("When the Earth Dies Part 3: Earth Day! Demon Night!")
450 = $4 ("Wildcard!” Joker Pt.2)
451 = $4 (Death of Joker II (Curtis Base) "Judgements!")
452 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 1")
453 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 2")
454 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 3")
455 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 1" )
456 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 2: Without Fear of Consequence...")
457 = $12 (1st appearance on Robin's new costume)
458 = $4 ("Night Monsters" Mr. Fixxit)
459 = $4 ("Saturday Night at the Movies")
460 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part.1: It's a Man's World")
461 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part Two: Ladies' Night")
462 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 1: To Live and Die in California")
463 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 2: Ghost")
464 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 3: Sacrifice")
465 = $4 ("Debut")
466 = $4 ("No More Heroes")
467 = $4 (Shadow Box, pt. 1)
468 = $4 ("Shadow Box Part 2")
469 = $4 ("Shadow Box Part 3")
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471 = $4 (Killer Croc in "Requiem For a Killer")
472 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 1: The Queen of Hearts")
473 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 3: Into the Idiot Zone")
474 = $4 ("The Destroyer Part 1: A Tale of Two Cities")
475 = $4 (1st appearance of Renee Montoya (later becomes Question II, The Return of Scarface, pt. 1, "Mustache Pete is Dead!")
476 = $4 ("The Return of Scarface! Part 3: The Gig Heat!")
477 = $4 ("A Gotham Tale, Part 1: Gargoyle")
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479 = $4 ("Pagan")
480 = $4 ("To the Father I Never Knew...")
481 = $4 ("Messenger of Zeus Part 1")
482 = $4 ("Vengeance of the Harpy")
483 = $4 ("Crash & Burn: A Love Story")
484 = $4 ("Black Mask Part 1: Warpaint")
485 = $4 (Black Mask, pt. 2 "Faces of Death")
487 = $4 (Headhunter in "Box of Blood")
488 = $8 (Robin Azrael Solo in "Costumes")
489 = $6 (1st appearance of Jean-Paul Valley in Batman Costume) (2nd appearance of Bane (Antonio Diego)) ("Killer's Bane")
490 = $6 (Bane, Riddler Pt.2, "Who Riddled the Riddler?")
491 = $6 (Bane, Arkham Asylum Pt.3, "the freedom of MADNESS!”)
492 = $6 (Knightfall, pt.1)
493 = $6 (Knightfall: Part 3)
494 = $6 (Knightfall Part 5: "Night Terrors")
495 = $6 (Knightfall, Part 7: "Strange Deadfellows")
496 = $6 (Knightfall Part 9: "Die Laughing")
497 = $10 (Knightfall, Part 11: "The Broken Bat")
498 = $5 (Knightfall, Part 15: "Knights in Darkness”)
499 = $5 (Knightfall Part 17: "The Venom Connection")
500 = $5 (Knightfall, pt. 19)
501 = $3 (Knightquest: The Crusade Tie-In)
502 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade Tie-in)
503 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
504 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
505 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
506 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
507 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
508 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
509 = $4 (Knights End Part 1: "Spirit of the Bat")
510 = $3 (Knights End Part 7: "Return of the Bat")
511 = $3 (Zero Hour Tie-in)
512 = $3 (First time Dick Grayson wears the cape and cowl and temporarily replaces Bruce Wayne as Batman)
513 = $3 (Prodigal Part 5: "Double Deuce")
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518 = $3 (Black Mask: The Spidered Face)
519 = $3 (Black Spider: Web of Scars)
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521 = $3 (Killer Croc: Fast Train to the Wet Dark)
522 = $3 (Swamp Things
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527 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.1 "The Face Schism")
528 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.2 Schismed Faces")
530 = $4 (The Deadman Connection, pt. 1 Glow-in-the-Dark Cover)
531 = $4 (The Deadman Connection Pt.2: "Cult of the Mummy" Glow-in-the-Dark Cover)
533 = $3 (Prelude: Legacy - "Twelve Steps to the Heart of Hell")
534 = $3 (Legacy Part 5 - "A Wound on the Heart of Heaven")
535 = $4 (The Ogre and the Ape, ch. 1)
536 = $3 (Final Night Tie-in, "Darkest Night of the Man-Bat Part 1: Predation")
537 = $3 (Darkest Night of the Man-Bat, pt. 2)
538 = $3 ("Darkest Night of the Mat-Bat Part 3: Redemption")
539 = $3 (The Undertaker in "Boneyard Blues")
540 = $3 ("The Spectre of Vengeance Part 1: Gotham Welcome")
541 = $3 ("The Spectre of Vengeance Part 2: Mask of Guilt")
542 = $3 ("Faceless Part 1" Murdicide")
543 = $3 ("Faceless Part 2 - Postmarked: Murder")
544 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 1: Jokin' with Mister D.")
545 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 2: Night of the Dying Jokers")
546 = $3 ("Major Arcana, Part 3: Hell to Pay")
548 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part One: Burning Faces)
549 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part Two: The Egyptian Falcon)
550 = $5 (NOTE: First appearance of Cameron Chase. Also, first appearance of Claything (Dr. Peter Malley).
551 = $3 (Suit of Evil Souls)
553 = $4 (Cataclysm Part 3: "Lifelines")
554 = $3 (Cataclysm Part 12: "Master of Destruction")
555 = $3 (Aftershock Tie-in; Rat-Catcher Pt.1: "Trapped Like Rats"_
556 = $3 (Aftershock Part 2: "Help Trapped Money Rescue Ruins")
558 = $3 (Aftershock Part 4: "Dying City")
559 = $3 (Aftershock Part 5: "Dead City")
565 = $3 (No Man's Land Tie-in - "Mosaic: Part 1")1,000,000 = $3 (Batman in 853rd Century Pt.1)
Batman
Batman 23
Batman Zero Year Director's Cut 1
Batman Annual 2
$15
Batman volume 3 (2021)
112
113 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
114 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stork Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
115 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
116 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
117 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
123 Cover B Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Part 5)
$35
Batman '89
1-3
4 Cover A Regular Joe Quinones Cover
5 Cover B Variant Adam Hughes Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman Adventures, The: Mad Love $60
Batman & The Joker The Deadly Duo
1 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
2 Cover E Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover
3 Cover C Variant Jason Shawn Alexander Joker Cover
4 Cover B Variant David Mack Batman Cover
5 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
6 Cover C Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Joker
7 Cover E Variant Jock Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman and Superman 2, 3 $10
Batman and the Outsiders 8, 9, 13, 16, 18, 21 $30
Batman Arkham Asylum The Deluxe Edition HC $25
Batman Beyond The White Knight
5 Cover B Variant J Scott Campbell Cover $5
6 Cover B Variant Fiona Staples Cover $5
7 Cover B Variant Clay Mann Cover $5
8 Cover C Variant Top Secret Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: Blackgate: Isle of Men 1 (Cataclysm tie-in) $2
Batman: Black & White (1996) 1-4 $20
Batman Black and White 2021: 1-6 $30
Batman The Brave And The Bold #1 Cover B Variant Jim Cheung Cover $8
Batman/Catwoman: 1 $5
Batman Chronicles, The: 11-13 $15
Batman: Curse of the White Knight 1-4, 6-8 $5 each
Batman Dark Victory The Deluxe Edition HC $45
Batman: Dark Victory 0 $3
Batman Fortress
1 Cover B Variant Doaly Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kamome Shirahama Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Gotham Nights 1-4 (of 4) $20
Batman Huntress Spoiler: Blunt Trauma 1 $5
Batman; in Darkest Knight $20
Batman: Death of Innocents $3
Batman Fear State
Alpha: 1
Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
$10 for Fear State Alpha & Omega
Batman Giant #1 $10
Batman: Gordon of Gotham 1, 2, 3 ( of 4) $15
Batman Incorporated 2013
#13
Special #1
$10
Batman Incorporated Vol 3
1 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
4 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
8 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman Killing Time
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
$36
Batman: Last Knight on Earth 1, 2, 3 (complete series) $15
Batman Legends Of Gotham #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover $7
Batman Noel HC $10
Batman Odyssey 1 of 7 $2
Batman One Bad Day
The Riddler #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mitch Gerads Cover
Two-Face #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Javier Fernandez Cover
Penguin #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Cover
Mr Freeze #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Matteo Scalera Cover
Bane #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
Catwoman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamie McKelvie Cover
Clayface #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Scott Williams & Alex Sinclair Cover
Ras Al Ghul #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
$8 each
Batman One Dark Knight
1 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
2 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Cover
$18
Batman Plus Arsenal $2
Batman Reptilian
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
6 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
$30
Batman Secret Files
The Gardener #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Huntress: 1
Miracle Molly #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Justine Frany Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Peacekeeper-01 #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Tyler Kirkham Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In
$20 for Batman Secret Files
Batman: Seduction of the Gun 1 (1993) $2
Batman Spawn #1 (One Shot) Cover N Incentive Jason Fabok Black & White Cover $8
Batman's Grave, The 1 $2
Batman/Superman 1 (2019) $10
Batman Superman Worlds Finest
1 Cover D Variant Jason Fabok Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Tim Sale Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lucio Parrillo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Terry Dodson Card Stock Cover
7 Cover C Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Card Stock Cover
9 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
10 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
11 Cover B Variant Jonboy Meyers Powergirl Connecting Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Card Stock Cover
13 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
14 Cover B Variant Serg Acuna Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Daniel Sampere & Bruno Redondo Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Sword of Azrael 1-4 $20
Batman: The Adventures Continue 1 $5
Batman The Audio Adventures Special #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover $5
Batman: The Cult book 3: Escape $5
Batman the Detective
1, 3, 5
6 Cover B Variant Andy Kubert Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman The Imposter
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
$15
Batman The Knight
1 Cover B Variant Greg Capullo & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
$6 each
Batman The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition Catwoman When In Rome HC $40
Batman the 10¢ Adventure $2
Batman: the Widening Gyre 1-4 of 6 $5
Batman The World HC $25
Batman: Three Jokers 1-3 $30
Batman Urban Legends
1-8
9 Cover C Variant Riccardo Federici Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
10 Cover C Variant Bengal Cover
11 Cover B Variant Karl Mostert Cover
12 Cover C Variant Anand Radhakrishnan Cover
13 Cover C Variant David Marquez Cover
14 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Cover
15 Cover C Variant Riley Rossmo Cover
16 Cover B Variant Ejikure Cover
17 Cover C Variant Sebastian Fiumara Cover
18 Cover C Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
19 Cover B Variant Chris Burnham Cover
20 Cover C Variant Edwin Galmon Cover
21 Cover A Regular Michael Cho Cover
22 Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
23 Cover A Regular Nikola Cizmesija Cover
$7 each
Batman: Vengeance of Bane (first appearance of Bane) $99
Batman: Vengeance of Bane II: The Redemption $15
Batman versus Predator II 4 of 4 $5
Batman Villains Secret Files 1 $5
Batman vs Robin
1 Cover F Variant Blank Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover
3 Cover D Variant Carlo Barberi 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Simone Di Meo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Rafa Sandoval Card Stock Cover (Lazarus Planet Tie-In)
7 each
Batman: White Knight $10
Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #1 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: White Knight presents Harley Quinn: 1-6 $20
Batman White Knight Presents Red Hood
1 Cover B Variant Olivier Coipel Cover
2 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover
$10
Batman: White Knight presents Von Freeze $5
Battleground Earth: Invasion 2 $1
Batwoman 0-15, 17-23 $100
Before Watchmen
Comedian 2, 6 of 6
Dr. Manhattan 2, 3 of 4
Dollar Bill 1 of 1
Minutemen 2, 5 of 6
Nite Owl 2, 3 of 4
Ozymandias 1, 2 of 6
Rorschach 2 of 4
Silk Spectre 2, 4 of 4
$70
Birds of Prey 0, 10 $10
Black Condor 12 $1
Bloodbath 1 & 2 of 2 $1
Bloodlines: Earthplague 4 $1
Blood Syndicate Season One
1 Cover C Variant Nikolas Draper-Ivey New School Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jamal Igle Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Juliet Nneka Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Caanan White Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jay Hero Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Blue Beetle 12 $2
Boys, The: Dear Becky 1-8 (complete collection) $40
Cable (2020): 1 $5
Captain Atom 33, 34 $2
Captain Marvel 0 $1
Catwoman
0, 6, 7, 13, 14
Annual: 1
$30
Catwoman
0-21
Annual 1
Annuals: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22
Annual #4 (December 2019)
$70
Catwoman volume 5 (2021)
34, 35
36 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
37 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
$20
Challenge 1-4, 7, 8, 11, 12 $8
Checkmate (2021) 1-3 $15
Creeper 7 $1
Crime Syndicate: 1 $5
Crossgen Primer $1
Crush and Lobo
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Nicole Goux Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant W Scott Forbes Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
$35
Daredevil: One More Day 1 $1
Daredevil Vol 7 #1 Cover A Regular Marco Checchetto Cover $5
Dark Crisis
1 Cover C Variant Jim Lee Homage Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Rafael Sarmento Homage Card Stock Cover
3 Cover C Variant Michael Allred Homage Card Stock Cover
4 Cover C Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Zero Hour Homage Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Mateus Manhanini Identity Crisis Homage Card Stock Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Sampere & Alejandro Sanchez Cover
7 Cover J Variant Dan Mora Dawn Of DC 4 Card Stock Cover
$28
Dark Crisis Big Bang #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mikel Janin Cover $4
Dark Crisis The Dark Army #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Taj Tenfold Cover $6
Dark Crisis The Deadly Green #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Cover $6
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Superman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Chris Burnham Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Arrow #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nik Virella Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Lantern #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Fernando Blanco Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Wonder Woman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Leila Del Duca Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Batman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Ryan Sook Cover $5
Dark Crisis Young Justice
1 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Nikola Cizmesija Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jorge Corona Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Max Dunbar Cover
5 Cover B Variant Belen Ortega Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
$24
Dark Crisis War Zone #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Mario Fox Foccillo & Prasad Rao Cover $6
Dark Knights Of Steel
4 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock CoverDark Knights Of Steel
6 Cover A Regular Dan Mora CoverDark Knights Of Steel
7 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
8 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover
The Gathering Storm (collects first three issues)
$4 each for 4-9
$12 for Gathering Storm
Dark Knights Of Steel Tales From The Three Kingdoms #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover $7
Darkseid 1 $5
Dawn
Lucifer's Halo
The Return of the Goddess
Three Tiers
$60
DC Comics: The New 52 #1 $1
DC Festival of Heroes: 1 $10
DCs Grifter Got Run Over By A Reindeer #1 $10
DCs Harley Quinn Romances #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Amanda Conner Cover $9
DC Love is a Battlefield: 1 $10
DC Power A Celebration #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Sozomaika Cover $9
DC Pride
2021
2022 Cover C Variant Jen Bartel Cover
2023 Cover D Variant Jen Bartel Foil Cover
$11 each
DC Silent Tales #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Gustavo Duarte Cover
DCs Terrors Through Time #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Steve Beach VHS Cover $9
DC vs Vampires
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
9 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
$48
DC vs Vampires Killers #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover $5
DC vs Vampires All-Out War
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
$24
Deadpool (2013 3rd Series) #13, 14, 15 $6
Deadpool 45 $2
Deadpool Kills Deadpool 1&2 $20
Deathstroke Inc
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Jonboy Meyers Cover (Shadow War Part 3)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Pt 6)
10 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
13 Cover B Variant Dexter Soy Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Card Stock Cover
$60
Deathstroke the Terminator: 9 $1
Doomsday Clock 1-12 (compete series) $60
Detective Comics Volume 1
0 - $3
0 - $3
327 Millennium Edition - $3
451 - $35
457 - $35
459 - $35
461 - $30
463 - $30
470 - $40
472 - $55
500 - $22
Detective Comics 2, 23 $4
Detective Comics Vol 2 2022 Annual #1 $6
Earth X, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #77 $5
Excalibur (2019) 1-9 $50
Extermination 1 $5
Fallen Angels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 $30
Fantastic Four: Life Story
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
$30
Fate 0 $2
Flash Annual 6 $2
Flash Vol 5
783 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
784 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
785 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
786 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
$16 for the complete set
Flashpoint Batman Knight Of Vengeance #1 (One Shot) $6
Flashpoint Beyond
0 Cover B Variant Eduardo Risso Cover
1 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
$28
Future State Gotham
5 Cover A Regular Simone Di Meo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Rose Besch Card Stock Cover
$4 each
GCPD The Blue Wall
1 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
2 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
3 Cover B Variant Steve Epting Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
5 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Ghost Rider (2005) 1-6 of 6 $20
Ghost Rider: Trail of Tears 2-6 of 6 $20
Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost $5
Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler $5
Girl Frenzy!
Birds of Prey: The Ravens
Batman: Batgirl
$5
Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Lee Bermejo Cover $10
Gotham City Year One
1 Cover B Variant Ryan Sook Cover
2 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
3 Cover B Variant Greg Smallwood Cover
4 Cover B Variant Tony Harris Cove
5 Cover A Regular Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Cover
$5 each
Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 1 $10
Green Arrow Vol 8
#1 Cover D Variant Blank Card Stock Cover $5
#1 Cover E Variant Sean Izaakse Wraparound Foil Cover $6
Green Lantern Annual 2 $5
Green Team 1 $1
Hardware - Season 1
1
2 Cover B Variant TK Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular Mateus Manhanini Cover
4 Cover B Variant Denys Cowan Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
$25
Harleen 1, 2, 3 of 3 (complete) $30
Harley Quinn 30th Anniversary Special #1 (One Shot) Cover H Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover $9
Harley Quinn volume 2 #0 $5
Harley Quinn volume 4 (2021)
1-7
8 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Annual: 1
$50
Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy 1 $5
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Eat Bang Kill Tour
1 Cover A Regular Max Sarin Cover
2 Cover B Variant Babs Tarr Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Meghan Hetrick Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Valentine De Landro Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Mike Hawthorne Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
$30
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Real Sidekicks Of New Gotham Special #1 (One-Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Cover $10
Harley Quinn The Animated Series Legion Of Bats
1 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
2 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
3 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Hellions 1 $5
Higher Earth 1 $1
House of X 1-6 of 6 $60
Human Target Vol 4
1 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
2 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
3 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ben Oliver Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Fornes Cover
7 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jorge Jimenez Cover
9 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
10 Cover B Variant Alex Garner Cover
11 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
$5 each
Huntress 2-7, 14-16, 17 $20
I Am Batman
0
1 Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
3 Cover A Regular Gerardo Zaffino Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
4 Cover B Variant Rafael Sarmento Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Stephen Segovia Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Wraparound Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Salvador Larroca Card Stock Cover
12 Cover A Regular Christian Duce Cover
13 Cover B Variant Mike Bowden Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Howard Porter Card Stock Cover
15 Cover C Variant Khary Randolph 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
16 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
17 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
18 Cover C Variant ChrisCross Black History Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Icon and Rocket: Season 1
1-3
4 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
$30
Infinite Frontier: #0 – 6 $35
Insane Clown Posse
The Upz & Downz of the Wicked Clownz 1
The Amazing Jeckel Brothers 1
Raze the Desertz of Glass
The Pendulum 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
$40
Jim Lee's C•23 special edition $1
JLA
6-9, 11-14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27
ANNUAL 1, 2
$90
JLA in Crisis Secret Files 1 $2
JLA: Paradise Lost 2 of 3 $2
The Joker Volume 2 (2021)
1-8
9 Cover A Regular Guillem March Cover
10 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Cover
Annual #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
11 Cover C Variant Kael Ngu Cover
12 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
13 Cover C Variant James Harren Cover
14 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Cover
15 Cover B Variant Dike Ruan Cover
$7 each
Joker 80th Anniversary $10
Joker Harley Criminal Sanity 1-8 $40
Joker: Killer Smile 1, 2, 3 $15
Joker The Man Who Stopped Laughing:
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover C Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Cover
3 Cover D Variant Rafael Sarmento Holiday Cover
4 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
7 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
8 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Cover
$6 each
Justice League volume 1: 4, 6 (1987) $5
Justice League volume 4: 59 $5
Justice League volume 2: (2011 “New 52) 0-23 $6 each
Justice League 3000: #1 $5
Justice League America (ran 1989 - 1996): 0, 32, 38, 40, 66 $15
Justice League Dark volume 1 (ran 2011 - 2015, “New 52”): 22, 23 $5
Justice League Europe (ran 1989 - 1994): 7, 8 $5
Justice League: Infinity 1-7 $28
Justice League Internationa Vol. 1 (1987-1989)
8, 9, 11, 19, 27,
Annual 2, 4
$20
Justice League of America 251 (1986) $5
Justice League of America Vol. 3 (2013-2014) 1 – 7 $20
Justice League Last Ride
1-6
7 Cover B Variant Chip Zdarsky Card Stock Cover
$35
Lazarus Planet Alpha #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover $7
Lazarus Planet Dark Fate #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Ibrahim Moustafa Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Legends Reborn #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Laura Braga Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Next Evolution #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular David Marquez & Alejandro Sanchez Cover $6
Legends 1, 4 $2
Legends of the Dark Knight
0-75, 78-80, 83-87, 89, 90, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 105-115 $3 each
Annuals: 1, 2, 2, 3, 6, 7 $4 each
Legends of the Dark Knight (2012, New 52) 1-11 $40
Legends of the Dark Knight Vol 2
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Becky Cloonan Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Daniel Warren Johnson & Mike Spicer Card Stock Cover
Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
$40
Legends of the DC Universe 6 $1
Legion of Superheroes 1 (2019) $4
Luthor (2019, Black Label) $15
M&M Time Will Tell Promo Comic #1 (One Shot) FREE
Marauders 1-9 $45
Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal: 1-8 $32
Marvel Knights Sketchbook $2
Marvel Knights Wave 2 Sketchbook $10
Midnighter 2021 Annual $5
Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition Zero $5
Millennium 2, 4, 5 $3
Moon Knight volume 9 (2021): 1 $5
Multiversity Harley Screws Up The DCU #1 Cover B Variant Logan Faerber Card Stock Cover $6
2023.06.05 12:30 FappidyDat [H] TF2 Keys & PayPal [W] Must-Play Metroidvanias
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I pay with the following:
TF2 & PayPal
| I Buy Must-Play Metroidvanias Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Blasphemous | ||
| Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | ||
| Haiku, the Robot | ||
| Hollow Knight | ||
| Rain World | ||
| All Games Above (Special) | ||
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Luck of the Draw: Roguelike Deckbuilders Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Dicey Dungeons | 1.0 TF2 | $1.95 PayPal |
| Luck be a Landlord | 1.0 TF2 | $1.89 PayPal |
| Alina of the Arena | 2.1 TF2 | $4.23 PayPal |
| Chrono Ark | 2.8 TF2 | $5.56 PayPal |
| Tainted Grail: Conquest | 3.8 TF2 | $7.56 PayPal |
| Fights in Tight Spaces | 6.0 TF2 | $11.88 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 12.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $24.81 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 12.63 TF2 | $25.01 PP |
| I Buy May Multiplayer Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Generation Zero® | 0.7 TF2 | $1.4 PayPal |
| Northgard | 1.2 TF2 | $2.42 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition | 2.5 TF2 | $4.88 PayPal |
| Destiny 2: Beyond Light | 1.2 TF2 | $2.4 PayPal |
| Gloria Victis | 0.4 TF2 | $0.86 PayPal |
| PULSAR: Lost Colony | 0.3 TF2 | $0.64 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.4 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.37 TF2 | $14.6 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (May 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Bendy and the Dark Revival | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| Builder Simulator | 0.3 TF2 | $0.55 PayPal |
| Operation: Tango | 0.3 TF2 | $0.68 PayPal |
| Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters | 1.6 TF2 | $3.22 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.69 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Capcom Heroic Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Man Legacy Collection | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| Dragons Dogma - Dark Arisen | 1.1 TF2 | $2.11 PayPal |
| Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.25 PayPal |
| MONSTER HUNTER RISE | 4.3 TF2 | $8.48 PayPal |
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection | 2.5 TF2 | $5.04 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 10.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $20.18 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Easy-Going Games: White Thorn Games Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| APICO | 2.3 TF2 | $4.61 PayPal |
| Lake | 0.7 TF2 | $1.41 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.88 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Feel The Rhythm Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| No Straight Roads: Encore Edition | 1.4 TF2 | $2.7 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 1.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $3.09 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Striking Soulslikes Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Salt and Sanctuary | 1.1 TF2 | $2.1 PayPal |
| Blade of Darkness | 1.1 TF2 | $2.23 PayPal |
| Mortal Shell | 1.4 TF2 | $2.74 PayPal |
| Aeterna Noctis | 1.5 TF2 | $2.91 PayPal |
| Loot River | 2.9 TF2 | $5.76 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $17.99 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fight 4 Your Friends Co-Op Shooters Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Warhammer: Vermintide 2 | 0.8 TF2 | $1.51 PayPal |
| Zombie Army Trilogy | 0.5 TF2 | $0.97 PayPal |
| Back 4 Blood | 2.8 TF2 | $5.56 PayPal |
| Zombie Army 4: Dead War | 1.8 TF2 | $3.65 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $13.36 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy In Your Face VR Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Vertigo Remastered | 0.4 TF2 | $0.8 PayPal |
| Into the Radius VR | 3.3 TF2 | $6.6 PayPal |
| Wanderer | 1.1 TF2 | $2.16 PayPal |
| Zenith MMO | 2.2 TF2 | $4.32 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.86 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Apr 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Aliens: Fireteam Elite | 1.0 TF2 | $1.94 PayPal |
| DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT | 3.0 TF2 | $5.87 PayPal |
| Life is Strange 2 Complete Season | 0.7 TF2 | $1.43 PayPal |
| Rollerdrome | 0.3 TF2 | $0.58 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.22 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters: Bigger and Boomier Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| WRATH: Aeon of Ruin | 0.3 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 0.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $1.02 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Scary Games to Play in the Dark Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Labyrinthine | 1.8 TF2 | $3.55 PayPal |
| Propnight | 0.7 TF2 | $1.37 PayPal |
| The Blackout Club | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| The Mortuary Assistant | 2.4 TF2 | $4.74 PayPal |
| SCP: Pandemic | 2.4 TF2 | $4.85 PayPal |
| Visage | 2.9 TF2 | $5.83 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 11.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $22.23 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 11.33 TF2 | $22.43 PP |
| I Buy Humble Heroines: Warriors, Dreamers, and God Slayers | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Control Ultimate Edition | 1.9 TF2 | $3.84 PayPal |
| Dreamscaper | 0.2 TF2 | $0.46 PayPal |
| Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice | 1.5 TF2 | $2.88 PayPal |
| Praey for the Gods | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Sable | 0.3 TF2 | $0.61 PayPal |
| Syberia: The World Before | 1.1 TF2 | $2.24 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.49 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Mar 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| BIOMUTANT | 1.6 TF2 | $3.16 PayPal |
| Edge Of Eternity | 0.2 TF2 | $0.36 PayPal |
| Hero's Hour | 0.3 TF2 | $0.65 PayPal |
| Jurassic World Evolution 2 | 2.2 TF2 | $4.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.78 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Relief Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| PAYDAY 2 | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition | 0.6 TF2 | $1.24 PayPal |
| Mount & Blade: Warband | 0.8 TF2 | $1.5 PayPal |
| XCOM 2 | 0.4 TF2 | $0.76 PayPal |
| Strange Brigade | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Stick Fight: The Game | 0.6 TF2 | $1.24 PayPal |
| Farming Simulator 17 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| Euro Truck Simulator 2 | 1.6 TF2 | $3.19 PayPal |
| Armello | 0.3 TF2 | $0.69 PayPal |
| Gotham Knights | 5.5 TF2 | $10.84 PayPal |
| Ghostrunner | 1.8 TF2 | $3.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 14.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $29.6 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Unparalleled Puzzlers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Baba Is You | 1.6 TF2 | $3.07 PayPal |
| Creaks | 0.2 TF2 | $0.46 PayPal |
| DARQ: Complete Edition | 0.2 TF2 | $0.43 PayPal |
| Dorfromantik | 2.0 TF2 | $3.88 PayPal |
| The Last Campfire | 0.4 TF2 | $0.7 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.76 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Feb 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Fallout 76 | 2.2 TF2 | $4.37 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous | 1.4 TF2 | $2.8 PayPal |
| Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales | 0.3 TF2 | $0.56 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.83 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Sim-ple Life Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Garden Paws | 1.0 TF2 | $2.0 PayPal |
| Lake | 0.7 TF2 | $1.41 PayPal |
| Staxel | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| Summer in Mara | 0.5 TF2 | $1.04 PayPal |
| Townscaper | 0.6 TF2 | $1.17 PayPal |
| Winkeltje: The Little Shop | 1.0 TF2 | $2.07 PayPal |
| Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles | 1.3 TF2 | $2.66 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.11 TF2 | $12.1 PP |
| I Buy Survival Instinct Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Chernobylite Enhanced Edition | 1.0 TF2 | $1.92 PayPal |
| The Long Dark: Survival Edition | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| SCUM | 3.5 TF2 | $6.86 PayPal |
| State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition | 3.1 TF2 | $6.21 PayPal |
| Volcanoids | 1.4 TF2 | $2.81 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.35 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 9.47 TF2 | $18.75 PP |
| I Buy In Case You Missed It: Gems of 2022 Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Haiku, the Robot | 0.8 TF2 | $1.58 PayPal |
| PowerSlave Exhumed | 1.4 TF2 | $2.74 PayPal |
| Source of Madness | 0.6 TF2 | $1.12 PayPal |
| Supraland Six Inches Under | 1.1 TF2 | $2.23 PayPal |
| ZERO Sievert | 5.1 TF2 | $10.09 PayPal |
| Prehistoric Kingdom | 1.3 TF2 | $2.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 11.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $23.17 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fighting Farmers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forager | 1.1 TF2 | $2.16 PayPal |
| Kitaria Fables | 0.4 TF2 | $0.75 PayPal |
| Stranded Sails - Explorers of the Cursed Islands | 0.3 TF2 | $0.58 PayPal |
| Len's Island | 4.1 TF2 | $8.16 PayPal |
| Re:Legend | 1.0 TF2 | $1.94 PayPal |
| Spirit Of The Island | 1.5 TF2 | $2.88 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $17.06 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.72 TF2 | $17.26 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Jan 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Doom Eternal | 2.6 TF2 | $5.18 PayPal |
| OlliOlli World Rad Edition | 0.3 TF2 | $0.52 PayPal |
| Tribes of Midgard | 0.8 TF2 | $1.57 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.31 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters Bundle - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| AMID EVIL | 0.6 TF2 | $1.15 PayPal |
| Dusk | 2.1 TF2 | $4.07 PayPal |
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.41 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fantastic Journeys: Middle Earth & Beyond - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Gauntlet™ Slayer Edition | 0.2 TF2 | $0.49 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.2 PayPal |
| LEGO® The Hobbit™ | 0.4 TF2 | $0.88 PayPal |
| LEGO Lord of the Rings | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition | 0.9 TF2 | $1.74 PayPal |
| Middleearth Shadow of War Definitive Edition | 1.2 TF2 | $2.46 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.04 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy LEGO at the Movies Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| LEGO® DC Super-Villains | 0.5 TF2 | $0.95 PayPal |
| LEGO® Jurassic World™ | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| LEGO® MARVEL's Avengers | 0.4 TF2 | $0.77 PayPal |
| LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2 | 0.7 TF2 | $1.32 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame | 0.4 TF2 | $0.79 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie: Videogame | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| LEGO® Ninjago® Movie Video Game | 0.2 TF2 | $0.48 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.58 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Stealth Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Aragami | 0.4 TF2 | $0.89 PayPal |
| Hitman Game of the Year Edition | 1.3 TF2 | $2.58 PayPal |
| HITMAN™2 Gold Edition | 3.1 TF2 | $6.1 PayPal |
| Styx: Shards Of Darkness | 0.9 TF2 | $1.73 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.91 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.51 PP |
| I Buy Ultimate Racing Sim Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Assetto Corsa Competizione | 3.1 TF2 | $6.21 PayPal |
| Assetto Corsa Ultimate Edition | 6.6 TF2 | $13.11 PayPal |
| Automobilista 2 | 9.4 TF2 | $18.71 PayPal |
| DRIFT21 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| NASCAR Heat 5 - Ultimate Edition | 0.5 TF2 | $1.08 PayPal |
| rFactor 2 | 4.8 TF2 | $9.55 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.77 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.07 TF2 | $15.97 PP |
| I Buy 2k Megahits Holiday Encore Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Sid Meier's Civilization VI | 0.7 TF2 | $1.42 PayPal |
| XCOM: Ultimate Collection | 1.3 TF2 | $2.56 PayPal |
| Mafia: Definitive Edition | 2.2 TF2 | $4.3 PayPal |
| Duke Nukem Forever Collection | 0.3 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe | 2.5 TF2 | $4.88 PayPal |
| BioShock Collection | 1.1 TF2 | $2.21 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.14 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 9.67 TF2 | $19.14 PP |
| I Buy The Tactician's Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus | 0.2 TF2 | $0.41 PayPal |
| Dark Deity | 0.4 TF2 | $0.83 PayPal |
| Gears Tactics | 4.8 TF2 | $9.55 PayPal |
| The Red Solstice 2: Survivors | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| Star Renegades | 2.9 TF2 | $5.82 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.48 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.62 TF2 | $15.08 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Dec 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| First Class Trouble | 0.6 TF2 | $1.1 PayPal |
| GreedFall | 0.8 TF2 | $1.52 PayPal |
| Wasteland 3 | 1.3 TF2 | $2.6 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.97 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Premiere VR Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona Sunshine | 2.1 TF2 | $4.19 PayPal |
| After the Fall® - Launch Edition | 5.1 TF2 | $10.02 PayPal |
| Vox Machinae | 3.4 TF2 | $6.7 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 12.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $23.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Black Friday VR Voyager's Pack Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Car Mechanic Simulator VR | 0.6 TF2 | $1.13 PayPal |
| Cook-Out | 0.2 TF2 | $0.49 PayPal |
| I Expect You To Die | 1.3 TF2 | $2.67 PayPal |
| Sairento VR | 0.2 TF2 | $0.43 PayPal |
| SUPERHOT VR | 2.3 TF2 | $4.47 PayPal |
| Until You Fall | 0.7 TF2 | $1.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.09 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Complete Your Twin Sails Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Small World | 0.3 TF2 | $0.61 PayPal |
| A Game of Thrones: The Board Game - Digital Edition | 1.4 TF2 | $2.74 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 1.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $3.83 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy 11 Bit Studios: The Complete Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| This War of Mine: Complete Edition | 0.7 TF2 | $1.41 PayPal |
| Children of Morta | 0.6 TF2 | $1.25 PayPal |
| Frostpunk | 1.0 TF2 | $2.04 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.37 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Nov 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Eldest Souls | 0.3 TF2 | $0.52 PayPal |
| Hell Let Loose | 6.2 TF2 | $12.26 PayPal |
| Roboquest | 0.5 TF2 | $1.05 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.48 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.82 TF2 | $15.48 PP |
| I Buy Day of the Devs Bundle (2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Brutal Legend | 1.0 TF2 | $2.03 PayPal |
| Gang Beasts | 3.0 TF2 | $5.94 PayPal |
| Psychonauts | 0.3 TF2 | $0.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.69 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy Melee Mayhem Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Mordhau | 1.8 TF2 | $3.54 PayPal |
| MORTAL KOMBAT 11 | 1.6 TF2 | $3.23 PayPal |
| Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl | 0.2 TF2 | $0.46 PayPal |
| River City Girls | 1.4 TF2 | $2.83 PayPal |
| Chivalry 2 | 3.5 TF2 | $6.9 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $19.38 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Oct 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope | 2.1 TF2 | $4.21 PayPal |
| DEATHLOOP | 2.7 TF2 | $5.35 PayPal |
| Disciples: Liberation | 0.3 TF2 | $0.52 PayPal |
| Monster Train | 0.5 TF2 | $0.99 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.4 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.65 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Serious Sam Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Serious Sam 3: BFE | 1.0 TF2 | $1.97 PayPal |
| Serious Sam 2 | 0.8 TF2 | $1.57 PayPal |
| Serious Sam 4 | 4.8 TF2 | $9.53 PayPal |
| Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem | 2.3 TF2 | $4.47 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 10.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $20.05 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy TinyBuild x Versus Evil Smashup Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Hello, Neighbor! | 0.5 TF2 | $1.01 PayPal |
| Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire | 1.0 TF2 | $2.02 PayPal |
| Totally Reliable Delivery Service | 0.6 TF2 | $1.25 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $4.89 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Starlight Children's Foundation Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Star Wars®: Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy | 0.4 TF2 | $0.75 PayPal |
| Aliens: Colonial Marines Collection | 1.2 TF2 | $2.42 PayPal |
| Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast | 0.3 TF2 | $0.59 PayPal |
| Day of the Tentacle Remastered | 0.4 TF2 | $0.88 PayPal |
| Grim Fandango Remastered | 0.6 TF2 | $1.1 PayPal |
| LEGO® Star Wars™: The Force Awakens | 0.5 TF2 | $0.91 PayPal |
| LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga | 0.6 TF2 | $1.17 PayPal |
| Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Ultimate Sith Edition | 0.9 TF2 | $1.74 PayPal |
| LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars | 0.5 TF2 | $1.04 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.52 TF2 | $12.9 PP |
| I Buy 2K Megahits Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Duke Nukem Forever Collection | 0.3 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| PGA TOUR 2K21 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.2 PayPal |
| XCOM: Ultimate Collection | 1.3 TF2 | $2.56 PayPal |
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2023.06.04 06:34 Elysium94 Restructuring the Marvel Cinematic Universe phase by phase, as to present a slightly more faithful and tonally consistent adaptation of the source material (Phase 1)
 | Phase 1 submitted by Elysium94 to fixingmovies [link] [comments] Hey, everybody! Last summer, I started a revision of past Marvel film properties, reimagining them as installments of the MCU. From Sony to Fox. From Spider-Man to X-Men, and more, Now, following up said revisions, I figured I'd take a crack at examining the MCU itself, one phase at a time. I think it's safe to say Marvel's juggernaut of a film franchise is one of the most impactful film projects of all time. But there are, in many ways, improvements that could be made. More faithful takes on the source material, perhaps a character arc or two that could be fleshed out, or a potential story left untapped. Before you begin, go ahead and catch up on previous posts. With that out of the way, let's proceed! **** MCU- PHASE 1 Iron Man - 2008 As Jon Favreau's Iron Man is still one of my favorite of the whole MCU, and a masterful debut for Tony Stark, there isn't much I'd change about this one. Minus just a couple of things, what with the pre-existing films that came before:
In my opinion, a woefully underrated entry in the MCU that treats the character of Bruce Banner with far more dignity than any other outside of The Avengers. However, there are definitely some things I'd tweak. Including some plot threads touched on in the 2003 Hulk film (essentially, picture the two films mixed into one). For starters, the opening titles are preceded by this unfortunately deleted scene. Now on the Bruce Banner side of things:
Foreshadowing a struggle for control, and the eventual merging of their personalities. Iron Man 2 - 2010 The main trajectory of this film and dissection of Tony Stark's impulsive, self-destructive nature remains much as we saw in the original film. But with a good deal more focus. For starters, the tone, one much more serious and straightforward:
Thor - 2011 Once again I find myself thinking this one's incredibly underrated.
Loki's point of betrayal against Thor is made just a little clearer:
Captain America: The First Avenger - 2011 The origin of the first Avenger proceeds as we saw it, overall. But given the complex and often dark nature of Steve Rogers's world, perhaps some tonal and character changes are in order. For starters, let's take a look at the portrayal of World War II:
The Avengers - 2012 Overall, a very well-crafted movie with a solid story, great chemistry between the leads and a thrilling set-up for what's to come. Though, with the benefit of hindsight, there are additions and alterations I'd make. For starters, let's go ahead and include good ol' Hank Pym as a leading coordinator of the Avengers Initiative:
That being a mural of the cosmic entities of the Marvel universe. Entropy, Infinity, Eternity... ...and Death. **** That does it for this installment. Hope you enjoyed it! Until next time, have a look at other rewrites of mine.
Edit: As a commenter has referenced, I would include dialogue from a certain deleted scene featured in Iron Man. Either in the first film, or during Fury's arguments with Tony in IM2. |
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2023.06.03 22:23 Joadzilla Georgia probe of Trump broadens to activities in other states
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/06/02/trump-georgia-election-investigation-fulton-county/
An Atlanta-area investigation of alleged election interference by President Donald Trump and his allies has broadened to include activities in D.C. and several states, according to two people with knowledge of the probe — a fresh sign that prosecutors may be building a sprawling case under Georgia’s racketeering laws.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D) launched an investigation more than two years ago to examine efforts by Trump and his allies to overturn his narrow 2020 defeat in Georgia. Along the way, she has signaled publicly that she may use Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) statute to allege that these efforts amounted to a far-reaching criminal scheme.
In recent days, Willis has sought information related to the Trump campaign hiring two firms to find voter fraud across the United States and then burying their findings when they did not find it, allegations that reach beyond Georgia’s borders, said the two individuals, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to talk candidly about the investigation. At least one of the firms has been subpoenaed by Fulton County investigators.
Willis’s investigation is separate from the one at the Justice Department being led by special counsel Jack Smith, but the two probes have covered some of the same ground. Willis has said she plans to make a charging decision this summer, and she has indicated that such an announcement could come in early August. She has faced stiff criticism from Republicans for investigating the former president, and the ever-widening scope suggests just how ambitious her plans may be.
The state’s RICO statute is among the most expansive in the nation, allowing prosecutors to build racketeering cases around violations of both state and federal laws — and even activities in other states. If Willis does allege a multistate racketeering scheme with Trump at its center, the case could test the bounds of the controversial law and make history in the process. The statute calls for penalties of up to 20 years in prison.
“Georgia’s RICO statute is basically two specified criminal acts that have to be part of a pattern of behavior done with the same intent or to achieve a common result or that have distinguishing characteristics,” said John Malcolm, a former Atlanta-based federal prosecutor who is now a constitutional scholar at the conservative Heritage Foundation. “That’s it. It’s very broad. That doesn’t mean it’s appropriate to charge a former president, but that also doesn’t mean she can’t do it or won’t do it.”
Among Willis’s latest areas of scrutiny is the Trump campaign’s expenditure of more than $1 million on two firms to study whether electoral fraud occurred in the 2020 election, the two individuals said. The Post first reported earlier this year that the work was carried out in the final weeks of 2020, and that the campaign never released the findings because the firms, Simpatico Software Systems and Berkeley Research Group, disputed many of Trump’s theories and could not offer any proof that he was the rightful winner of the election.
In recent days, Willis’s office has asked both firms for information — not only about Georgia but about other states as well. Trump contested the 2020 election results in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Ken Block, the CEO of Simpatico Software Systems, declined to comment on what he has turned over to investigators. A lawyer for the Berkeley Research Group also declined to comment. A spokesman for Willis declined to comment on the investigation. Lawyers for Trump also declined to comment.
It is unclear if Willis will seek indictments of people for alleged actions that occurred outside Georgia, such as those who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. RICO experts say it’s unlikely she will do so. But, these experts said, the law allows Willis to build a sweeping narrative of an alleged pattern of behavior to overturn the 2020 election, with Georgia as just one piece. Evidence and actions outside the state, such as Trump’s statements from Washington that inspired some of the rioters and the parallel efforts to overturn other states’ results, could be presented as additional evidence that helps establish that pattern.
“The Georgia statute is broadly written” to allow the inclusion of violations of federal law as well as some other states’ laws, said Morgan Cloud, a law professor at Emory University in Atlanta and expert on the state’s RICO law. “For example, acts to obstruct justice committed in Arizona might be relevant if the goal of the enterprise, of the racketeering activity, was to overturn the 2020 presidential election nationally, as well as in Georgia.”
Cloud added that prosecutors in Georgia must prove only that two racketeering crimes occurred under the state RICO statute, but that other facts could be used to explain the breadth of an alleged scheme.
An ambitious prosecution
Willis’s investigation has already come under scrutiny as a test of applying state criminal laws to actions that revolved around a federal election — and that in many instances resembled constitutionally protected speech. The probe has prompted a debate, even among those who believe Trump’s efforts were improper, as to whether prosecutors will be able to prove that Georgia crimes were committed.
Her potentially sweeping application of Georgia’s RICO statute could amplify those questions. RICO allows prosecutors to target leaders of alleged criminal enterprises who in previous generations eluded convictions. In Georgia, it can be applied to many patterns of activity that are crimes under state or federal law, such as dogfighting or drug dealing, obstruction or conspiracy — going far beyond its origins as a tool to fight organized crime.
Several legal experts said they expect Willis to home in on possible false statements by Trump and his allies to government officials — one of the crimes that can be prosecuted under Georgia’s RICO statute.
In 2015, Willis attracted national attention as a deputy district attorney by using RICO to prosecute a massive cheating scandal in Atlanta’s public schools that sent eight teachers and administrators to prison.
Prosecutors in Georgia have obtained RICO convictions where the pattern of racketeering activity included actions in other states. In one notable case, prosecutors in Richmond County got convictions for several men they accused of kidnapping a Sam’s Club manager in a robbery scheme in 1998, stuffing him into the trunk of a car, driving to South Carolina and killing him by setting the car on fire.
In the Trump case, Willis has said she is focused on the phone calls Trump made to multiple Georgia officials seeking to reverse his defeat, his campaign’s efforts to persuade the Georgia legislature to declare Trump the winner, the gathering of Trump’s electors to cast electoral college votes for Trump after Joe Biden had been declared the winner in the state, and the Trump campaign’s potential involvement in an unauthorized breach of election equipment in rural Coffee County, Ga.
Dozens of people participated in those efforts, according to reams of emails, texts and deposition transcripts from the House investigation into the Jan. 6 attack: Trump lawyers such as Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, Sidney Powell, Ray Smith and John Eastman; senior advisers including then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows; Jeffrey Clark, then a senior official at the Justice Department; and Georgia GOP leaders including the party chairman, David Shafer, and its then finance chairman, Shawn Still.
Multiple legal experts have said persuading a jury that those actions broke the law could prove difficult. The debate reflects the unprecedented nature of Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. While the effort immediately prompted calls to hold him and others criminally responsible, identifying laws that apply to such a scenario has proved challenging — and could help explain why Willis’s investigation is in its third year. That dynamic applies both to the Georgia investigation as well as the special counsel’s federal probe.
Most of those scrutinized in the Willis investigation have maintained that they did nothing wrong. They had every right to pursue claims of anomalies, many have said, particularly given how close Biden’s margin of victory was in Georgia, two-tenths of 1 percent.
“There’s not a single thing that I did in pursuit of election integrity that I have any regret or concern about,” Shafer said in a recent GOP address.
“It’s dangerous,” said Malcolm, the Heritage scholar, referring to the investigation in Georgia of contingent electors. “What you’re doing is tainting political activists who are trying to play a part in an election, who are trying to help their candidate, and all of a sudden you’re launching a criminal investigation.”
Norm Eisen, who served as special counsel to the House of Representatives’ first impeachment of Trump, over his pressure campaign with Ukraine, cautioned that it’s too soon to judge the investigation, but said he believes the overall case is a “strong one.”
“Either skepticism or belief is premature because we are not privy to all the evidence that the district attorney has amassed at this point,” said Eisen, a criminal defense attorney and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. “It just depends on the evidence.”
Eisen was among the authors of a lengthy examination of the applicable law in the Fulton investigation, concluding that possible crimes, besides racketeering, included making false statements and conspiracy to commit election fraud.
Malcolm said he agrees with the report’s conclusion that Trump is at substantial risk of being charged. But he said he believes much of its analysis is “slanted and misguided.”
Trump’s call to Georgia
Willis launched her probe shortly after Trump’s Jan. 2, 2021, phone call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), during which Trump said, “I just want to find 11,780 votes.” That number would have given Trump exactly the votes he needed to reverse Biden’s victory.
While Trump has been widely rebuked for that comment and others during the roughly one-hour call, it’s unclear to some legal analysts if uttering those words broke the law.
Trump did not spell out that he wanted Raffensperger to break the law; nor did he directly ask the state official to find the votes, which might have given Willis a clearer path to seek a felony charge against him, such as solicitation to commit election fraud. Instead, the comment could be interpreted as the president simply spelling out the math that would allow him to reverse Biden’s victory.
Trump may have hurt himself, however, in his appearance last month at a town hall broadcast by CNN, during which he explained that he called Raffensperger to tell him, “You owe me votes because the election was rigged.” Willis could offer the statement as evidence of Trump’s intent for Raffensperger to switch votes, several legal experts said.
“Subjects of criminal investigation aren’t usually reckless enough to go on national television and admit their corrupt intent,” Anthony Michael Kreis, a constitutional law professor at Georgia State University, wrote on Twitter after the appearance. “But Donald Trump just handed Fani Willis a new piece of evidence and tied a bow on it.”
Willis has also investigated appearances by Giuliani and other Trump allies before Georgia lawmakers in the days immediately after the 2020 election, during which they described fantastical conspiracies of voting machines swapping Trump votes for Biden votes and poll workers in Atlanta triple-counting suitcases full of ballots.
It’s a felony in Georgia to make a false statement in a government matter, but Willis must prove that Giuliani and the others knew that what they were saying was false. Giuliani was not speaking under oath, so there is no exposure for perjury charges, and some legal experts say he might also be protected under the First Amendment.
Willis may also examine the actions of Clark, then the acting assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s civil division, who wanted to send a letter to Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) and state legislative leaders falsely claiming that the department was investigating “significant concerns” in the 2020 election, and urging them to call a special session of the General Assembly to appoint Trump’s electors to cast Georgia’s electoral college votes. Senior Justice Department officials blocked Clark from sending the draft.
Whether the Republican electors who convened to cast electoral college votes for Trump on Dec. 14, 2020, broke the law is perhaps even murkier.
Georgia was among seven states where the Trump campaign and local GOP officials arranged for alternate electors to convene with the stated purpose of preserving legal recourse while an election challenge made its way through the courts. Willis has offered some form of immunity to 12 of the 16 electors, according to three individuals with knowledge of the investigation. Not counted among those with immunity are Still, now a Georgia state senator, and Shafer.
Shafer helped organize the meeting and presided over it. Still has been described in news reports as having blocked members of the media from entering the room before the meeting started. Prosecutors have apparently focused on those activities in their questions to various witnesses, according to three other people with knowledge of the interviews. Prosecutors have also inquired about who mailed the electoral certificates to Washington, they said.
One of Shafer’s lawyers, Holly Pierson, wrote in a letter to Willis that Shafer had no knowledge that Trump allies would propose, later in December, to use the alternate elector certificates to block the counting of electoral votes for Biden in the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress. It is not even clear if the plan to thwart the joint session had been hatched by Dec. 14, 2020, the day the electors met. The House committee did not refer Shafer or Still to the Justice Department for federal prosecution. Pierson declined to comment.
As the nation waits to see what, if any, charges Willis will seek, one key question is what evidence she has gathered that Trump, his campaign or allies knew about all the different efforts to reverse Biden’s victory. And that’s just the first step — getting to trial and persuading a jury may present even more formidable challenges.
“Proving all this beyond a reasonable doubt,” Kreis said, “that’s going to be the hard part.”
2023.06.03 20:49 scarsellaj The Hater’s Guide to the 2022-23 Premier League Season: Final Matchday Edition
It’s over…it’s finally over…now where am I gonna get my footy fix? “Watch the MLS?” I’d rather take up heavy drinking again. The World Cup, the Champions League, and the EPL did a number on my sanity this season. Anyone else feeling this way?
Manchester City: It looked like the monopoly was going to finally end again. City brought in a whole new squad with Haaland, Akanji, Alvarez, Sergio Gomez, and integrating academy players like Cole Palmer and Rico Lewis. The first half of the season you could see Pep’s children struggling to play with Haaland. But then…Kevin De Bruyne and Jack Grealish must’ve been juicing in the dressing room. The back half of the season saw Haaland explode with his 36 goals, the most of a single striker in a season. They not only victimized the leaders in Arsenal, they stormed the gates, ravaged the village and took the riches for themselves. AGAIN. Winning the FA Cup is routine by now. But the Champions League…That’s the main prize. Becoming the next English team to win a treble is a good add-on. Man United can punch air knowing they’re still miles behind the noisy neighbors who have now won six league titles under Pep. Better sort of these contracts for Gundogan, Laporte, and Mahrez though. Or don’t, because we know they can replace anyone with all that oil money.
Arsenal: You bottled the league title after over 264 days at the top do the league? What’re you, Tottenham??? This is shambolic squad management. Even with all those reinforcements in Trossard and Jorginho, they couldn’t keep up the pace. Not only do you lose out on the title, you went trophyless. The Cup showings were even worse than previous seasons. And you want to say it wasn’t a bottle job? My brother in Christ, you lost to Southampton. This was the best chance Arsenal has had at ending the league title drought but Arteta is still showing himself as diet Pep. Even if you do buy more exiled City players, more is still needed. Welcome back to the Champions League, I guess. It’s good having a young team like this. Do not fuck it up. Do not waste the young years of Odegaard and Saka.
Newcastle: That Saudi investment is working. The Magpies used their newfound riches to attract the likes of Isak and Botman knowing they were only a few steps away from Champions League nights. Then came the addition of Anthony Gordon because squad depth is paramount in a game like this. And they got it. For the first time since 2004, Newcastle is in Europe. Eddie Howe deserves a lot of praise for the work he has done. He’s unlocked Callum Wilson, Joelinton, Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin. Kieran Trippier’s career has been revived. Even players like Big Bird Dan Burn have flourished. We all knew this was going to happen. Just not this soon. We now have to deal with TWO oil money clubs jockeying for the title. I can understand why haters think they’re screwed. Get your money up or get your funny up.
Manchester United: I’m going to give Erik Ten Hag a 7/10 for his first season in Manchester. He got Marcus Rashford scoring again. That was an achievement in itself. Casemiro turned out to be the best thing for United since Fergie. When he’s not getting red cards. Luke Shaw took big strides even at center back. A commendable top 4 finish and a League Cup plus the FA Cup final to round it out. They still lost some really foolish games and they had the Cristiano situation. David De Gea doesn’t look like his old self anymore either. The Glazers-to nobody’s surprise-have still not sold the club. The lack of depth signings continue. But they’re in good position for a nice run next season. Who knows, maybe the Qataris will buy the club. That’ll change things. You’ll just be like Manchester City, I’m just saying…
Liverpool: Well, well, well…Liverpool missed out on Champions League football. It was a trying season, I get it. Not having any reliable midfielders will do that. You brought in Arthur Melo because reasons. Henderson and Fabinho looked like shells of themselves. The departure of Sadio Mane rocked the team, and Darwin Nunez or Diogo Jota couldn’t fill the role. Injuries piled up and the trauma continued. Luis Diaz barely played this season because of them. Trent was cooked on defense all season long. Yet Liverpool still ground out a 5th place finish. Klopp’s not done in England yet. The future remains unclear as FSG continue pondering selling the team or giving Klopp more signings. Knowing how injured Van Djik and Konate have been, they might need it. Especially in midfield. They’re hurting bad in the middle of the park. At least you’re not Everton. Take solace in knowing Alexis Mac Allister is likely on his way to Anfield.
Brighton: Graham Potter leaving Brighton was the greatest thing to ever happen to this club. That and having the best scouting network in the whole league. Finding ballers in the South American youth ranks, the J-League and other random places formed a pesky unit of warriors. Karou Mitoma, Alexis Mac Allister, Julio Enciso, Moises Caicedo, Pervis Estupinian, Evan Ferguson, Lewis Dunk, Jason Steele. These are the core of Roberto De Zerbi’s army of seagulls. Welcome to European football, boys. Just know you will have to start the next campaign without Mac Allister and likely Caicedo. They’ve attracted too much attention from bigger teams. Even City is sniffing around at Mitoma. I’m honestly impressed, Brighton. I’m also insanely jealous of your scouting network.
Aston Villa: Who knew Steven Gerrard was a fraudulent manager living off the success of a single Scottish title win? LITERALLY EVERYONE. Thus, Villa canned him for Unai Emery, and for the best. They went from relegation fodder to a berth in the Conference League. Ollie Watkins found his scoring touch again. Emi Buendia is now living up to the expectations (somewhat). Lucas Digne is back to Champions League-caliber. Philippe Coutinho is not even a core player anymore, just a good impact sub at this point. Villa might be punching a little above their weight but they’ve been defying expectations for a while now. With the godfather of European football at the helm, the sky is the limit. Welcome back to Europe, boys.
Tottenham: LOL Spurs always reigns supreme. I swear, it’s like rooting for the New York Mets: champagne expectations, perpetual disappointment. This season went from promising to utter dumpster fire in a matter of weeks. Antonio Conte got fed up with the players being shit again and got himself sacked promptly after that fiery press conference. Daniel Levy has never been under more pressure from fans and Harry Kane before. Spurs went from maybe squeaking out Europa League to missing out on Europe entirely. They wasted a 30-goal season from Harry Kane. Son was out of form all season. Richarlison scored 1 league goal all season. They had no defense and Lloris looks like Father Time got the best of him. Games were bottled, and through it all, they are now manager-less AGAIN. Is is time for Levy to step down? I don’t know, but he needs to do something about this team. It’s not even fun to complain about Spurs anymore. Now it’s just pure, unadulterated apathy.
Brentford: This is a fun team to watch. Thomas Frank is a magician with these players. Even with Ivan Toney going full Calvin Ridley mode, Brentford managed to win big matches when it mattered. Bryan Mbuemo played understudy to Toney most of the season but stepped up when they needed him. Rico Henry flourished at the back. Ben Mee transformed into a better player than he was at Burnley. David Raya is making a name for himself as clubs like Spurs eye him. Even Thomas Frank is getting considered for new roles. The Bees are buzzing. The West London newbies not only had a solid summer transfer window, they have finished top 10 in the second season of the big show. Now comes the hard part: next year. What do you do without Toney? Will you buy a new striker like Jonathan David? It remains to be seen, but in Frank’s Nordic vision we trust. He’s definitely got some crafty Danes or Norwegians waiting for a call.
Fulham: Speaking of West London clubs, I’m gonna buy these guys a round next time I see them. Congratulations, Fulham! You didn’t get relegated! Marco Silva didn’t even have to work miracles to do it. They played well at times, and obviously shit the bed in others. But you can’t say they didn’t fight every minute of every game. Aleksander Mitrovic finally learned how to score in the Prem. Willian returned to West London in full cry. Tim Ream made us Yanks proud as he held it down at the back. The X Factor: Joao Palhinha. You didn’t bend the knee willingly, boys. That shows character. Gotta say I’m proud. Now keep going, Tony Khan. You know they can aim just a tad higher.
Crystal Palace: Palace didn’t really do anything different this season. I say that because they pretty much finished where they always do. Comfortably mid-table again. I really thought Patrick Vieria was doing something at Selhurst Park, but then he was relieved of his duties after a bad patch of form. So they decided to recycle the nostalgia and bring back Roy Hodgson…uh huh. Nothing really changes does it? Eberechi Eze turned into a special player. Zaha was Zaha, nothing new there. Jordan Ayew played solidly too. Michael Olise might be the standout player. He was really getting linked with a move to PSG to replace Messi?? I prefer not to speak.
Chelsea: Lol Spurs? No, LOL CHELSEA! We all knew the Todd Boehly takeover was gonna change things. We didn't expect a dip into total mediocrity. All while spending over 600 million quid on player signings. Thomas Tuchel was sacked....then Graham Potter got 8 months to make things worse...then they brought back Frank Lampard to see out the season because that's American forward thinking. Yea the viibes are horrendous at Stamford Bridge. Bringing in Enzo Fernandez, Chernobyl Traore in Mudryk, David Fofana, Wesley Fofana, Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly and everyone else killed any team chemistry. Joao Felix was exiled from Atletico by Diego Simeone to basically do nothing in England for 6 months. Kai Havertz is STILL not a real striker. Auba brought back the No. 9 shirt curse. Christian Pulisic was fed up with it all and tried to force himself out to no avail. Mason Mount dropped off hard, but still has enough Englishness to warrant a move to United. The Blue Lions are dying in front of us. After years of poshness and self-absorption, they will not be playing European football next season. Thus, they brought in Mauricio Pochettino to fix things. Spurs fans everywhere are dying on the inside at their old gaffer taking the job...but it's the perfect fit for this Chelsea team. They'll be back, just wait.
Wolves: Wolves…wake up. What the hell are you doing? Why are muddling through these seasons lately? The vibes of the Nuno era are gone. New culture had to be created. Except it wasn’t. Bruno Lage was hired and did whatever it was he did. Which basically flirted with relegation. Julen Lupotegui came in after he was sacked by Sevilla and changed everything. It still wasn’t enough. The team was Ruben Neves saving their asses while Raul Jiminez continues to find himself after his head injury. Take solace in knowing Max Kilman is becoming a fantastic defender. Hwang Hee Chan looks more comfortable in England. But Wolves could be doing so much more. It’s a shame they’re gonna sell Neves. They were so close to shattering the glass season a few seasons ago. Oh how times change.
West Ham: This is the dark side of two consecutive seasons of deep European tournament runs. Your league form suffers. In West Ham’s case, it was injuries and inconsistent football. David Moyes is a decent manager but he can only take you so far. Just ask Everton fans about that. Sure you made the Conference League final but was it worth losing guys like Paqueta, Scamacca, and Antonio to the injury gods while selling Craig Dawson and sacrificing your league form? Declan Rice carried the Hammers at times. Only adding to his value as his big boy move is finally coming together. A bottom half finish is a few steps back but it’s not unexpected. It will be a big summer for the Hammers. It’s time to start planning for life after Rice. You can recover from it, but will Moyes be the guy to take you back to the top 10? You tell me.
Bournemouth: Scott Parker getting sacked in the fall saved the Cherries. Gary O’Neil had a vision for this team. They executed it well. Without his guidance, Bournemouth would surely be in the drop zone. In the first year back in the Prem, Bournemouth produced respectable results. Philipp Billing, Jefferson Lerma, and Dominic Solanke are some talented players but they have their limits. You'll be without Lerma next season since he's moving to Crystal Palace in the summer. Buying up all that European talent helped in the battle to stave off relegation, but where do you go from here? European places will be way too difficult reach with the level of parity we have now. Staying up next season will likely be the goal.
Nottingham Forest: 30 signings later, Forest avoided the drop. What else is there to say? The football was strictly average. Some players like Taiwo Ayonini lived to the hype, as did Morgan Gibbs-White. Keylor Navas was a great addition to keep the ball out of the net. Others like Jesse Lingard did not. The standout? Danilo from Palmerias, a strapping addition. Players like Ryan Yates, Brennan Johnson, and Joe Worrall proved they can hang in the big leagues. Steve Cooper is not getting sacked. But knowing how crazy the Greek overlords are, that could change on a dime. Whether you can take that next step to the top 10 I’m not sure of. Steve Cooper is strictly an average manager. A squad this big with this much high-end talent could use with a better voice. Your move, Forest.
Everton: Conglaturations, boys! You did the great escape…AGAIN. Remember last season how you said “never again?” What a load of horseshit. Everyone knew Everton would be lucky to survive given the state of the squad. When you rely on Abdoulaye Doucoure and Dwight McNeill as your main scoring threats, you know it was not going to be a good season. Try the board running fake stories about getting death threats from fans. Try fans confronting Yerry Mina in the parking lot after a tough loss to Southampton. Try sacking Frank Lampard and replacing him with Sean Dyche…actually that was a good decision. Farhad Moshiri is under serious pressure to turn things around. It doesn’t help Everton are about to get hit with FFP regulations even worse than City or Chelsea…is it worth building that new stadium if you’re playing in 2nd division? It’s not a matter of if Everton go down, it’s a matter of when Everton go down.
Leicester: Dude, what the fuck??? You’re supposed to breaking the Big 6 ceiling, not shattering your own reputation. We lauded Leicester for their recruitment and performances. But this is the fate of bundling all your eggs in the Champions League basket. Missing out on those revenues crippled the finances. Buying all those players came back to haunt them. Without Jamie Vardy leading the line, the team looked lost. Brendan Rodgers knew his time was up but was sacked unceremoniously. Dean Smith could not right the ship. After 7 seasons and three trophies later, the Foxes are back in the Championship. Such a shame. Open the flea market though. Maddison, Tielemans, Ndidi, and Barnes will all be lined up for moves to bigger clubs. Thanks for the memories, Leicester.
Leeds: Leeds are paying for the sins of Radriazzani. The guy he fumbled the bag in the worst possible ways. Forget about his off-pitch antics. This team was trying too hard to remake the Bielsa years. Fans never got behind Jesse Marsch’s American Revolution and he was kicked to curb after a shit run despite beating Liverpool. Javi Gracia took over and changed nothing. So to salvage the season, welcome back Big Sam!! loses 4-1 to Spurs on the final day oh dear lord. Even the relegation dodger himself could not fix a team that can’t connect. Jack Harrison took massive steps forward and is probably the first to go to replenish the coffers. Robin Koch will likely follow suit. Adams, McKennie, and Aaronson are definitely going to other clubs. They never got utilized correctly anyway. The vibes of the Bielsa era are gone. Every attempt to replace them didn’t work, especially if the fans weren’t willing to move on. Don’t make the same mistakes of 2004.
Southampton: The Saints go marching into the Championship. After 8 years of playing big club killer, Southampton is gone. I’m not sad about it. I hated playing against them because they’d always step up against London clubs. For a less bias take, it’s not something they could avoid. They didn’t have the talent or leadership to fix things. Ralph Hassenhuttl was largely uninspiring so it made sense when he got the boot. But Nathan Jones from Lutron Town?? That’s your solution?? That didn’t even last two full months. Ruben Selles as temp gaffer solved nothing. So now you go down without much of a fight. Thanks for giving up JWP, Armel Bella-Kotchap, and Romeo Lavia to bigger teams. You will not be missed by any teams from London.
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Manchester City: It looked like the monopoly was going to finally end again. City brought in a whole new squad with Haaland, Akanji, Alvarez, Sergio Gomez, and integrating academy players like Cole Palmer and Rico Lewis. The first half of the season you could see Pep’s children struggling to play with Haaland. But then…Kevin De Bruyne and Jack Grealish must’ve been juicing in the dressing room. The back half of the season saw Haaland explode with his 36 goals, the most of a single striker in a season. They not only victimized the leaders in Arsenal, they stormed the gates, ravaged the village and took the riches for themselves. AGAIN. Winning the FA Cup is routine by now. But the Champions League…That’s the main prize. Becoming the next English team to win a treble is a good add-on. Man United can punch air knowing they’re still miles behind the noisy neighbors who have now won six league titles under Pep. Better sort of these contracts for Gundogan, Laporte, and Mahrez though. Or don’t, because we know they can replace anyone with all that oil money.
Arsenal: You bottled the league title after over 264 days at the top do the league? What’re you, Tottenham??? This is shambolic squad management. Even with all those reinforcements in Trossard and Jorginho, they couldn’t keep up the pace. Not only do you lose out on the title, you went trophyless. The Cup showings were even worse than previous seasons. And you want to say it wasn’t a bottle job? My brother in Christ, you lost to Southampton. This was the best chance Arsenal has had at ending the league title drought but Arteta is still showing himself as diet Pep. Even if you do buy more exiled City players, more is still needed. Welcome back to the Champions League, I guess. It’s good having a young team like this. Do not fuck it up. Do not waste the young years of Odegaard and Saka.
Newcastle: That Saudi investment is working. The Magpies used their newfound riches to attract the likes of Isak and Botman knowing they were only a few steps away from Champions League nights. Then came the addition of Anthony Gordon because squad depth is paramount in a game like this. And they got it. For the first time since 2004, Newcastle is in Europe. Eddie Howe deserves a lot of praise for the work he has done. He’s unlocked Callum Wilson, Joelinton, Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin. Kieran Trippier’s career has been revived. Even players like Big Bird Dan Burn have flourished. We all knew this was going to happen. Just not this soon. We now have to deal with TWO oil money clubs jockeying for the title. I can understand why haters think they’re screwed. Get your money up or get your funny up.
Manchester United: I’m going to give Erik Ten Hag a 7/10 for his first season in Manchester. He got Marcus Rashford scoring again. That was an achievement in itself. Casemiro turned out to be the best thing for United since Fergie. When he’s not getting red cards. Luke Shaw took big strides even at center back. A commendable top 4 finish and a League Cup plus the FA Cup final to round it out. They still lost some really foolish games and they had the Cristiano situation. David De Gea doesn’t look like his old self anymore either. The Glazers-to nobody’s surprise-have still not sold the club. The lack of depth signings continue. But they’re in good position for a nice run next season. Who knows, maybe the Qataris will buy the club. That’ll change things. You’ll just be like Manchester City, I’m just saying…
Liverpool: Well, well, well…Liverpool missed out on Champions League football. It was a trying season, I get it. Not having any reliable midfielders will do that. You brought in Arthur Melo because reasons. Henderson and Fabinho looked like shells of themselves. The departure of Sadio Mane rocked the team, and Darwin Nunez or Diogo Jota couldn’t fill the role. Injuries piled up and the trauma continued. Luis Diaz barely played this season because of them. Trent was cooked on defense all season long. Yet Liverpool still ground out a 5th place finish. Klopp’s not done in England yet. The future remains unclear as FSG continue pondering selling the team or giving Klopp more signings. Knowing how injured Van Djik and Konate have been, they might need it. Especially in midfield. They’re hurting bad in the middle of the park. At least you’re not Everton. Take solace in knowing Alexis Mac Allister is likely on his way to Anfield.
Brighton: Graham Potter leaving Brighton was the greatest thing to ever happen to this club. That and having the best scouting network in the whole league. Finding ballers in the South American youth ranks, the J-League and other random places formed a pesky unit of warriors. Karou Mitoma, Alexis Mac Allister, Julio Enciso, Moises Caicedo, Pervis Estupinian, Evan Ferguson, Lewis Dunk, Jason Steele. These are the core of Roberto De Zerbi’s army of seagulls. Welcome to European football, boys. Just know you will have to start the next campaign without Mac Allister and likely Caicedo. They’ve attracted too much attention from bigger teams. Even City is sniffing around at Mitoma. I’m honestly impressed, Brighton. I’m also insanely jealous of your scouting network.
Aston Villa: Who knew Steven Gerrard was a fraudulent manager living off the success of a single Scottish title win? LITERALLY EVERYONE. Thus, Villa canned him for Unai Emery, and for the best. They went from relegation fodder to a berth in the Conference League. Ollie Watkins found his scoring touch again. Emi Buendia is now living up to the expectations (somewhat). Lucas Digne is back to Champions League-caliber. Philippe Coutinho is not even a core player anymore, just a good impact sub at this point. Villa might be punching a little above their weight but they’ve been defying expectations for a while now. With the godfather of European football at the helm, the sky is the limit. Welcome back to Europe, boys.
Tottenham: LOL Spurs always reigns supreme. I swear, it’s like rooting for the New York Mets: champagne expectations, perpetual disappointment. This season went from promising to utter dumpster fire in a matter of weeks. Antonio Conte got fed up with the players being shit again and got himself sacked promptly after that fiery press conference. Daniel Levy has never been under more pressure from fans and Harry Kane before. Spurs went from maybe squeaking out Europa League to missing out on Europe entirely. They wasted a 30-goal season from Harry Kane. Son was out of form all season. Richarlison scored 1 league goal all season. They had no defense and Lloris looks like Father Time got the best of him. Games were bottled, and through it all, they are now manager-less AGAIN. Is is time for Levy to step down? I don’t know, but he needs to do something about this team. It’s not even fun to complain about Spurs anymore. Now it’s just pure, unadulterated apathy.
Brentford: This is a fun team to watch. Thomas Frank is a magician with these players. Even with Ivan Toney going full Calvin Ridley mode, Brentford managed to win big matches when it mattered. Bryan Mbuemo played understudy to Toney most of the season but stepped up when they needed him. Rico Henry flourished at the back. Ben Mee transformed into a better player than he was at Burnley. David Raya is making a name for himself as clubs like Spurs eye him. Even Thomas Frank is getting considered for new roles. The Bees are buzzing. The West London newbies not only had a solid summer transfer window, they have finished top 10 in the second season of the big show. Now comes the hard part: next year. What do you do without Toney? Will you buy a new striker like Jonathan David? It remains to be seen, but in Frank’s Nordic vision we trust. He’s definitely got some crafty Danes or Norwegians waiting for a call.
Fulham: Speaking of West London clubs, I’m gonna buy these guys a round next time I see them. Congratulations, Fulham! You didn’t get relegated! Marco Silva didn’t even have to work miracles to do it. They played well at times, and obviously shit the bed in others. But you can’t say they didn’t fight every minute of every game. Aleksander Mitrovic finally learned how to score in the Prem. Willian returned to West London in full cry. Tim Ream made us Yanks proud as he held it down at the back. The X Factor: Joao Palhinha. You didn’t bend the knee willingly, boys. That shows character. Gotta say I’m proud. Now keep going, Tony Khan. You know they can aim just a tad higher.
Crystal Palace: Palace didn’t really do anything different this season. I say that because they pretty much finished where they always do. Comfortably mid-table again. I really thought Patrick Vieria was doing something at Selhurst Park, but then he was relieved of his duties after a bad patch of form. So they decided to recycle the nostalgia and bring back Roy Hodgson…uh huh. Nothing really changes does it? Eberechi Eze turned into a special player. Zaha was Zaha, nothing new there. Jordan Ayew played solidly too. Michael Olise might be the standout player. He was really getting linked with a move to PSG to replace Messi?? I prefer not to speak.
Chelsea: Lol Spurs? No, LOL CHELSEA! We all knew the Todd Boehly takeover was gonna change things. We didn't expect a dip into total mediocrity. All while spending over 600 million quid on player signings. Thomas Tuchel was sacked....then Graham Potter got 8 months to make things worse...then they brought back Frank Lampard to see out the season because that's American forward thinking. Yea the viibes are horrendous at Stamford Bridge. Bringing in Enzo Fernandez, Chernobyl Traore in Mudryk, David Fofana, Wesley Fofana, Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly and everyone else killed any team chemistry. Joao Felix was exiled from Atletico by Diego Simeone to basically do nothing in England for 6 months. Kai Havertz is STILL not a real striker. Auba brought back the No. 9 shirt curse. Christian Pulisic was fed up with it all and tried to force himself out to no avail. Mason Mount dropped off hard, but still has enough Englishness to warrant a move to United. The Blue Lions are dying in front of us. After years of poshness and self-absorption, they will not be playing European football next season. Thus, they brought in Mauricio Pochettino to fix things. Spurs fans everywhere are dying on the inside at their old gaffer taking the job...but it's the perfect fit for this Chelsea team. They'll be back, just wait.
Wolves: Wolves…wake up. What the hell are you doing? Why are muddling through these seasons lately? The vibes of the Nuno era are gone. New culture had to be created. Except it wasn’t. Bruno Lage was hired and did whatever it was he did. Which basically flirted with relegation. Julen Lupotegui came in after he was sacked by Sevilla and changed everything. It still wasn’t enough. The team was Ruben Neves saving their asses while Raul Jiminez continues to find himself after his head injury. Take solace in knowing Max Kilman is becoming a fantastic defender. Hwang Hee Chan looks more comfortable in England. But Wolves could be doing so much more. It’s a shame they’re gonna sell Neves. They were so close to shattering the glass season a few seasons ago. Oh how times change.
West Ham: This is the dark side of two consecutive seasons of deep European tournament runs. Your league form suffers. In West Ham’s case, it was injuries and inconsistent football. David Moyes is a decent manager but he can only take you so far. Just ask Everton fans about that. Sure you made the Conference League final but was it worth losing guys like Paqueta, Scamacca, and Antonio to the injury gods while selling Craig Dawson and sacrificing your league form? Declan Rice carried the Hammers at times. Only adding to his value as his big boy move is finally coming together. A bottom half finish is a few steps back but it’s not unexpected. It will be a big summer for the Hammers. It’s time to start planning for life after Rice. You can recover from it, but will Moyes be the guy to take you back to the top 10? You tell me.
Bournemouth: Scott Parker getting sacked in the fall saved the Cherries. Gary O’Neil had a vision for this team. They executed it well. Without his guidance, Bournemouth would surely be in the drop zone. In the first year back in the Prem, Bournemouth produced respectable results. Philipp Billing, Jefferson Lerma, and Dominic Solanke are some talented players but they have their limits. You'll be without Lerma next season since he's moving to Crystal Palace in the summer. Buying up all that European talent helped in the battle to stave off relegation, but where do you go from here? European places will be way too difficult reach with the level of parity we have now. Staying up next season will likely be the goal.
Nottingham Forest: 30 signings later, Forest avoided the drop. What else is there to say? The football was strictly average. Some players like Taiwo Ayonini lived to the hype, as did Morgan Gibbs-White. Keylor Navas was a great addition to keep the ball out of the net. Others like Jesse Lingard did not. The standout? Danilo from Palmerias, a strapping addition. Players like Ryan Yates, Brennan Johnson, and Joe Worrall proved they can hang in the big leagues. Steve Cooper is not getting sacked. But knowing how crazy the Greek overlords are, that could change on a dime. Whether you can take that next step to the top 10 I’m not sure of. Steve Cooper is strictly an average manager. A squad this big with this much high-end talent could use with a better voice. Your move, Forest.
Everton: Conglaturations, boys! You did the great escape…AGAIN. Remember last season how you said “never again?” What a load of horseshit. Everyone knew Everton would be lucky to survive given the state of the squad. When you rely on Abdoulaye Doucoure and Dwight McNeill as your main scoring threats, you know it was not going to be a good season. Try the board running fake stories about getting death threats from fans. Try fans confronting Yerry Mina in the parking lot after a tough loss to Southampton. Try sacking Frank Lampard and replacing him with Sean Dyche…actually that was a good decision. Farhad Moshiri is under serious pressure to turn things around. It doesn’t help Everton are about to get hit with FFP regulations even worse than City or Chelsea…is it worth building that new stadium if you’re playing in 2nd division? It’s not a matter of if Everton go down, it’s a matter of when Everton go down.
Leicester: Dude, what the fuck??? You’re supposed to breaking the Big 6 ceiling, not shattering your own reputation. We lauded Leicester for their recruitment and performances. But this is the fate of bundling all your eggs in the Champions League basket. Missing out on those revenues crippled the finances. Buying all those players came back to haunt them. Without Jamie Vardy leading the line, the team looked lost. Brendan Rodgers knew his time was up but was sacked unceremoniously. Dean Smith could not right the ship. After 7 seasons and three trophies later, the Foxes are back in the Championship. Such a shame. Open the flea market though. Maddison, Tielemans, Ndidi, and Barnes will all be lined up for moves to bigger clubs. Thanks for the memories, Leicester.
Leeds: Leeds are paying for the sins of Radriazzani. The guy he fumbled the bag in the worst possible ways. Forget about his off-pitch antics. This team was trying too hard to remake the Bielsa years. Fans never got behind Jesse Marsch’s American Revolution and he was kicked to curb after a shit run despite beating Liverpool. Javi Gracia took over and changed nothing. So to salvage the season, welcome back Big Sam!! loses 4-1 to Spurs on the final day oh dear lord. Even the relegation dodger himself could not fix a team that can’t connect. Jack Harrison took massive steps forward and is probably the first to go to replenish the coffers. Robin Koch will likely follow suit. Adams, McKennie, and Aaronson are definitely going to other clubs. They never got utilized correctly anyway. The vibes of the Bielsa era are gone. Every attempt to replace them didn’t work, especially if the fans weren’t willing to move on. Don’t make the same mistakes of 2004.
Southampton: The Saints go marching into the Championship. After 8 years of playing big club killer, Southampton is gone. I’m not sad about it. I hated playing against them because they’d always step up against London clubs. For a less bias take, it’s not something they could avoid. They didn’t have the talent or leadership to fix things. Ralph Hassenhuttl was largely uninspiring so it made sense when he got the boot. But Nathan Jones from Lutron Town?? That’s your solution?? That didn’t even last two full months. Ruben Selles as temp gaffer solved nothing. So now you go down without much of a fight. Thanks for giving up JWP, Armel Bella-Kotchap, and Romeo Lavia to bigger teams. You will not be missed by any teams from London.
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2023.06.03 01:30 PokingDogSnouts 32 [M4F] New Jersey/New York — Where have all the flowers gone?
I'd like to find somebody thoughtful, someone who isn't superficial. Somebody who appreciates the rich vastness of our shared multicultural past, and freely follows her curiosity in exploring it. Somebody who is trying her best to adhere to the guidance of her inner moral compass, and isn't so easily fooled by the distractions and illusions of the world.
One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
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One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
- music (singing/playing an instrument/the Beach Boys are my favorite group—I also love Maybelle Carter, Cass Elliot, Pink Floyd, Lana Del Rey, The Cranberries, Sixpence None The Richer, loads of video game music, The Smiths, The Beatles, The Who, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Harry Nilsson, Joni Mitchell, The Righteous Brothers, Judy Garland, Sam Cooke, Frank Churchill, Marty O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori... Here’s a brief go at the Beatles’ “Julia”.) And, if you liked that—a more recent one…
- drawing—here are a few I've done.
- video games (any era from Atari—I like exploring the history and evolution—to the Switch and PS4) [Currently playing, or starting: The Binding of Isaac, Catherine]
- Disney, especially the Golden Age and Renaissance—Pinocchio (my favorite movie ever), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Aladdin, The Lion King, Tarzan. I love how handmade the early films look. And yet, how no expense was spared in creating these most precious and moving works of art.
- films/series/books I've enjoyed lately: The Sound of Magic, The Little Prince, Matilda, Love Hard, The Fundamentals of Caring, This Beautiful Fantastic, Donnie Darko, Alamut by Vladimir Bartol (this book was a key inspiration for the first Assassin's Creed), The Trial of the Chicago 7, Medici: The Magnificent, Pollyanna by Eleanor Porter, Judy
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
2023.06.03 00:18 PokingDogSnouts 32 [M4F] New Jersey/New York — Where have all the flowers gone?
I'd like to find somebody thoughtful, someone who isn't superficial. Somebody who appreciates the rich vastness of our shared multicultural past, and freely follows her curiosity in exploring it. Somebody who is trying her best to adhere to the guidance of her inner moral compass, and isn't so easily fooled by the distractions and illusions of the world.
One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
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One such illusion, that must immediately be mentioned (this is important, because it's led to a break for me, in the past): religion. Religion is man-made, and not of any higher authority. The Bible and the Quran all permit slavery—in addition to countless other horrid and divisive ideas—while claiming to be eternal wisdom, and that is indefensible. I still like to believe in the idea of some permeating higher morality, that imbues us with our general sense for justice, fairness, and empathy...but, I know that without outright proof, even my holding of such a notion can be deemed a flight of fancy, a residual remnant of a system so entrenched. However, it seems to me that life is often more than just what's on the surface. Um, but now, then—back to the person I wish to know...
I'd also love it if she were artistic. Singing, sketching, painting, writing, composing, creating. Someone who is trying to nurture their talents and passions. I know it can be difficult...
As for me, well... I adore music. Mostly voices from the past (the 1960s would have to be my favorite), because I find them to be humbler and more from the heart, at least in popular music. I’ll just give an example of something I’ve looked into, and this is nowhere near representative of my wider taste, but if you go back to early 1920s country music... (Here's an aside: a lot of what people think of as "country" today is a long cry from what the genre is actually like, historically. If you are into folk music—Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan—it is indelibly linked to "country", and if you'd like a popular example of a song that originated within the genre, look no further than the universally recognized "You Are My Sunshine", from 1939!)
Anyway. If you go back to that early period, where undiscovered niches of music were still sought out and first put to tape... a lot of those artists had no idea about anything to do with recording—no ego, no attempt to sound "cool". What came through instead was a bare expression of the life that had been lived—the inner beauty of their own personhood, and I love hearing that. It's so honest. A vulnerable and piercing expression.
So if you're into history or the beautiful music of decades (and centuries) past, if you have any aspirations for creating as a method of changing the world for the better, if you'd like to play games and watch movies together, if you'd like an accountability partner—or all of the above...please message me. I don't mind the chat function, either—in fact, it's probably easier. Also, to get this out of the way: this is what I look like.
I love beautiful things. Nature, music that tugs at your heartstrings or is so honest you're enraptured, experiences that heal. More specifically, here are some of my current interests:
- music (singing/playing an instrument/the Beach Boys are my favorite group—I also love Maybelle Carter, Cass Elliot, Pink Floyd, Lana Del Rey, The Cranberries, Sixpence None The Richer, loads of video game music, The Smiths, The Beatles, The Who, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Harry Nilsson, Joni Mitchell, The Righteous Brothers, Judy Garland, Sam Cooke, Frank Churchill, Marty O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori... Here’s a brief go at the Beatles’ “Julia”.) And, if you liked that—a more recent one…
- drawing—here are a few I've done.
- video games (any era from Atari—I like exploring the history and evolution—to the Switch and PS4) [Currently playing, or starting: The Binding of Isaac, Catherine]
- Disney, especially the Golden Age and Renaissance—Pinocchio (my favorite movie ever), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Aladdin, The Lion King, Tarzan. I love how handmade the early films look. And yet, how no expense was spared in creating these most precious and moving works of art.
- films/series/books I've enjoyed lately: The Sound of Magic, The Little Prince, Matilda, Love Hard, The Fundamentals of Caring, This Beautiful Fantastic, Donnie Darko, Alamut by Vladimir Bartol (this book was a key inspiration for the first Assassin's Creed), The Trial of the Chicago 7, Medici: The Magnificent, Pollyanna by Eleanor Porter, Judy
I'd really like to know an intelligent person with a unique identity...who puts forth effort—though at the same time, no pressure on reaching out. If you are this type of person, but can currently only muster up a few words because, hey! Life is tough, and grueling, and we don't always have a ready-made letter in us to flip out of our pockets—don't be scared away by my tower of words. I absolutely know, firsthand, what it's like to want to communicate, yet not currently have the energy or the mindpower for it. Life can really sink you... I promise I will not judge. Please send me a chat message, if you're at all interested in chatting.
2023.06.02 17:28 trollthumper [Comics] I'm With Stupid: Marvel's Civil War
So, we already discussed what DC was doing to match the tenor of the early years of the War on Terror: A grim, smarter-than-it-thinks miniseries full of gratuitous rape that was meant to take the shine off the Silver Age by showing the darker side of its greatest heroes. Marvel, on the other hand, was trying to find a way to capture the zeitgeist of a post-9/11 era of existential threats, constant government surveillance, and the idea that if you weren’t with America, you were against it. A Captain America storyline saw Cap wrestle with the very concept of Guantanamo Bay; like any story arc that involves Cap doubting whether America lives up to its ideals, this made certain conservatives pissy, to the point that bad movie cataloguer Michael Medved wrote an entire article asking if Cap was a traitor. Avengers Disassembled briefly saw the Avengers face down their demons, as the Scarlet Witch goes crazy (again) and starts killing team members, her reality manipulations causing fault lines to form among Marvel’s greatest superteam. But there hadn’t yet been a storyline that would tie the entire Marvel Universe together with the burning question, “Which side are you on?”
Yeah, it’s got nothing to do with the Sokovia Accords. We’d be a lot better off if it did.
Part 1: Mark Millar’s March to the C-Word
Content Warning: Sexual assault. None of this is germane to the topic of the drama, so feel free to skip ahead to Part 1.5 if you don’t want to deal with this. Tl;dr: Mark Millar, the writer of the event, has a near pathological need to be a 3edgy5u contrarian.
Every comics crossover is ultimately a chance for one creative in the stable to shine or falter. The editors pick a writer who has turned out dependable work and give them a chance to try to alter the status quo but good. And for Civil War, Marvel’s EiC Joe Quesada decided the best person to lead the charge was Ultimates writer Mark Millar.
But who is Millar? Well, we could say “edgelord” and leave it at that, but we’re trying to dig deeper. Millar came up in comics alongside fellow Scot Grant Morrison, long before Morrison said the only time they want to bump into Millar on the streets of Glasgow is while going at 100 miles per hour. This antipathy is alleged to have stemmed from Millar copping several ideas from Morrison that went into Superman: Red Son. But after getting a start on Superman Adventures and as a cowriter on parts of Morrison’s JLA run, Millar soon branched out to WildStorm, where he took over The Authority from departing creatowritesex pest Warren Ellis.
The reason I bring up Red Son (for those non-geeks, an alternative universe comic premised on “What if Superman’s rocket had landed in Soviet Russia?”) is to frame a constant refrain about Mark Millar. He has good high-concept ideas… which often get trammeled up in an almost Pavlovian urge to shock, disturb, and/or titillate the reader. For instance, in The Authority, Ellis had introduced Apollo and Midnighter, two close companions who just happened to share the rough power sets and demeanors of Superman and Batman, with a few tweaks. Then he revealed they were boyfriends, which was a pretty bold move for a late Nineties comic book full of widescreen action and lovingly-rendered eviscerations.
In Millar’s first arc on the title, centered on a villainous Jack Kirby clone sending out a team of baddies who totally aren’t the Avengers, Apollo is subdued and is strongly implied to have been raped by someone who’s not Captain America. Apollo gets revenge by destroying EvilCap’s spinal column with his laser vision, then leaving him to the tender mercies of Midnighter, who is strongly implied to have sodomized him with a jackhammer.
In case you can’t tell, Millar loved him some rape. And it kept showing up in his creator-owned titles as well, all of which were basically written as Hollywood pitch docs. Wanted asks the question, “What if the supervillains won and secretly ruled the world from behind the scenes?” Well, an Eminem clone would take the opportunity to step into his dead villainous dad’s shoes and commit a lot of rape (yeah, there’s a reason the movie version replaced this with basically the Euthanatos from Mage: the Ascension getting orders from a magic loom). Chosen asks the question, “What if Jesus were born today?” Well, in a blatantly obvious twist, it turns out he’s actually the Antichrist, and part of his journey into realizing his evil nature involves being raped by all the demons of Hell.
It’s not that Millar can’t write innocent or restrained; he got started on the Superman: the Animated Series comic spin-off, and some of his titles such as Huck and Starlight have been praised for being relatively wholesome (keep in mind Huck is basically “What if Superman was Forrest Gump?” when I say “relatively”). And, as mentioned above, his works are made for high-concept log lines. You might recognize some of his various pitch docs: Kick-Ass, The Secret Service (source for the Kingsman movies), and, as mentioned above, Wanted. It’s just there’s this unctuous contrarian streak to a lot of his titles, a tendency to focus on venality, grotesquerie, and sodomy, with an air of pop culture edge. This also leaked into his image outside of his writing, with comments like “Games are for pedos” and ventures like the creator-owned comics periodical CLiNT (yes, the kerning is intentional). This streak continues to this day, as The Magic Order, a title that emerged from his deal with Netflix, features a magical escapologist who, she feels it very important to tell the reader in a direct monologue, escaped her own abortion. Bottom line, Millar has a sense of vision, but it’s betrayed at times by this reflexive desire to prove he’s smarter than the reader, to rub your face in the contradictions and make you a party to the artifice of it all. Usually with a dash of rape.
But at Marvel, Millar was riding the lightning of the Ultimate Universe. His Ultimates title was drawing on the wide-screen action image of JLA and The Authority, creating the cinematic language that would come to define the MCU. The choice to fantasy cast Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury is why we have Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. He also painted the Hulk as a cannibalistic monster, cemented Hank Pym’s reputation as a wifebeater, and gave us Captain America yelling “Surrender? Do you think this A on my head stands for France?”, so let’s just keep that in perspective.
But the Ultimate Universe was its own pocket universe. Millar was being tapped to write a story for Earth-616, the main Marvel Universe. And he had a vision:
Part 1.5: What Has Come Before
Ultimately, the crux of Civil War is something that has been explored lightly in the past at Marvel: The idea that, instead of being unlicensed vigilantes who decide the best solution of societal issues is to beat up assholes in spandex, superheroes become licensed government officers that register their true identities with Uncle Sam and solve societal issues by beating up assholes in spandex. In Marvel’s history, it hasn’t gone well. The reality of government liaisons to superhero bodies has ranged from Valerie Cooper, who worked with government mutant team X-Factor but still found herself backing the genocidal Sentinel program as a big “Yeah, but what if…?”, to Henry Peter Gyrich, an inflamed obstructionist asshole who had to be held back from flipping a switch that would depower every superhuman individual on Earth. The idea of heroes themselves bristling against a government they disagreed with had a long history, as there was a period where Steve Rogers quit being Captain America, and the government had to find a replacement while he rode around on a motorcycle in a surprisingly slutty costume. But the idea of registering with the government has usually ended up on the “No” side due to one big cohort at Marvel: Mutants.
Ever since the days of Chris Claremont, a general conceit of the Marvel Universe is that mutants are a stand-in for your minority group of choice. Hated and feared, born different and feeling alienated, painted as an existential menace and threat to the status quo. Of course, it’s long been pointed out that the metaphor breaks down on the general grounds that, say, gays can’t shoot laser beams out of their eyes. I have my thoughts on that which I might share in the comments if someone pokes me hard enough, but it’s been general editorial consensus that people with powers, especially those of persecuted minorities, being compelled to share their true names, addresses, and natures with the federal government is a “That train’s never late!” move. Not only that, it’s a slippery slope. The classic X-Men story “Days of Future Past” is entirely premised on the idea that a government program of genocidal robots built to wipe out mutants will eventually run out of mutants… and then start turning on humans who could give birth to mutants, and then it’s Skynet all over again.
Another running meme in the Marvel Universe is that the X-Men usually exist in a Schrodinger’s cat situation with the rest of the superhero universe, both coexisting and in their own worlds. Yes, mutants have served on the Avengers, and yes, Thor intervened when the Morlocks were nearly wiped out in the sewers under New York. But Captain America, for all his proud statements of living up to America’s ideals, has a habit of missing the plot whenever the US government (or Canada, seat of all the Marvel Universe’s governmental evils - no, really) decides it’s Genocide O’Clock. And when the mutant nation of Genosha was completely wiped out by said murder robots, the Avengers seemed to be all “New phone who dis?” But when the two do intersect, there’s usually support for the mutants. One story in Fantastic Four had Reed Richards - Mr. Fantastic, stretchy man, greatest genius in the Marvel Universe, guy who’s probably being cucked by a fish-man - get tapped by the US government to make a device that detects mutants and other people with powers. He does… and then uses it to show why the government probably doesn’t want it, as it pings several members of Congress as having just enough genetic variation to qualify as “mutants,” even if they don’t have powers.
All in all, while the argument has some merit, for years, Marvel has come down on the position that asking people with powers to reveal their identities to the federal government is something that could go really bad if somebody with a hate-on for superheroes ends up in power. Something that would never happen oh yeah it totally did. But before it all went to Hell, Civil War at least gave an opportunity to reexamine the concept and see if it had merit.
It might have. But not with this argument.
Part 1.75: What Else Has Happened Before?
And now, some things that will ultimately give context for what happens next:
The big kick-off for Civil War involves the New Warriors, a team of teen heroes who have, as of a recently canceled series, been trying to make it big as reality TV stars. They get in a fight with a bunch of villains in the small town of Stamford, CT, when exploding villain Nitro goes positively nuclear, resulting in a blast much bigger than any he’s generated. [1] Not only does this mostly wipe out the New Warriors (save for kinetic energy-absorbing goofball Speedball), but it also happens to hit a nearby school. In the end, 612 people are dead, many of them children, and the nation wants answers.
With public opinion turning against the New Warriors, former member Hindsight starts leaking secret identities to get the heat off his back. This only makes things worse. Secret identities have only recently stopped being a thing for some heroes: Captain America only came out a few years ago, it was only recently that Tony Stark stopped pretending Iron Man was his bodyguard, and Daredevil was almost outed in the pages of his book. But something needs to be done, so Tony helps work with Congress to pass the Super Human Registration Act, which requires that all people with powers or working as vigilantes register their identities with the government to receive training and oversight. If you don’t? Believe it or not, jail, right away.
Fault lines quickly develop in the superhero community. While Tony is leading the “pro” side, alongside Reed Richards (yeah, we’ll get to that), Captain America, usually painted as the embodiment of the dream of America despite its compromised history and many sins, is against it. He’s lived through Richard Nixon being a secret fascist and shooting himself in the head after being fingered as mastermind of a vast criminal conspiracy (yes, that happened ); he knows how badly this could go in the wrong hands. Needless to say, Maria Hill and SHIELD hear his concerns, understand his problems with it, and are willing to iron out the kinks through reasoned debate.
Just kidding. Before the law has even been signed, Maria sics SHIELD’s elite Cape-Killers squad on Cap with the intent of getting him behind bars. Cap swiftly goes underground and starts his own group of anti-registration superheroes.
The fight continues for the next few issues. Spider-Man, caught in the middle, reveals himself to be Peter Parker at a press conference, declaring his support for the SHRA. Doctor Strange is so powerful that he tells the government to fuck off, and somehow, Maria Hill doesn’t decide to go charging up his asshole. Ben Grimm, the ever-loving blue-eyed Thing, is so sick of all the conflict he goes to France. But things are still at a stalemate, and while SHIELD may be acting like a bunch of merry assholes, it seems like there’s a debate to be had that could still be resolved reasonably… except for one key factor.
Part 3: I Fought the Law, and the Law… Huh?
No one ever really defined what the Super Human Registration Act, the legislation that tore the Marvel Universe’s superhero community asunder, did. Every book that had an issue that touched on the event seemed to have a different understanding of its principles, as well as just how fascist it might be in the long run. In the pages of She-Hulk, attorney Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk argues the law is a net good, as it gives heroes the backing and resources they need to not have to go it alone, while also having some measure of government oversight. In the pages of Civil War Frontline (oh, and we’ll get back to Civil War Frontline, don’t you worry), Wonder Man is told by the government that he needs to do a job for them, and if he refuses, well, one thousand years dungeon.
Which then leads into the other issue behind the SHRA. Namely, that everyone in favor was either starting to swing towards fascism or embracing bootlicking as a lifestyle, not a kink. In the pages of Amazing Spider-Man, Peter asks Reed Richards, who has always bucked authority and once stopped the US government from doing something just like this with mutants, why he’s pro-registration. Reed then reveals that an uncle who has never been mentioned before was called before HUAC; he refused to name names, his career was ruined, and he killed himself. From this, Reed - the man who stole a rocketship because the government said “no” to his planned space voyage - has learned that the government is always right, especially when they could step on your neck (this was received so badly that a later comic revealed he’d actually borrowed the concept of psychohistory from Asimov’s Foundation, he’d made it work somehow, and his calculations showed that this was the only way to avoid a greater disaster). This comic also revealed that people who were in violation of the SHRA were sent to a literal extradimensional Gitmo, a prison in the Negative Zone that later comics would reveal was overseen by… Captain Marvel. No, not that one. No, not that one. The Kree superhero Captain Mar-Vell, who had famously died of cancer decades before. How did he come back from the dead? Fuck if we know.
This “the law says what you want it to say” approach spread across various books and miniseries meant to cross over into the event. In the pages of a crossover mini between the Runaways and the Young Avengers, this meant SHIELD Cape-Killer squads were using lethal force against teenagers. The second-to-last issue of the mini ends with several members of both teams in extradimensional Gitmo, about to be dissected by a guy who’s horny for torture. The fact that all the captive heroes were the queer members of both teams? Total coincidence. Honestly.
So, it quickly becomes clear that the editorial control on this event is less than cohesive. There are different ideas all over as to what the SHRA does, and some of those ideas are tacking pretty fashy. But if the law is being painted as that bad, then clearly, there must be some greater statement of freedom vs. security. Maybe Millar’s really painting a subversive picture of what happens when you trade liberty for control, right?
Part 4: Why Do You Hate the Good Thing?
After the publication of Civil War #3, Millar would say in an interview he was actually pro-registration. I can’t find that interview, but here’s a similar sentiment shared years later:
So here’s what happens in the pages of Civil War #3 to sell the audience on the SHRA:
Part 5: Yadda, Yadda, Yadda
The next few issues of Civil War might best be described as “They fight, and fight, and fight and fight and fight.” The anti-registration side picks up The Punisher, Marvel’s most avowed murderer of criminals - and Cap is somewhat shocked but not entirely surprised when two minor villains join the anti-registration side and Frank promptly kills them on sight. Spider-Man starts realizing things are weird on the pro-reg side and defects, after he has set his entire life on fire. The X-Men have continued to stay out of this whole mess. In the lead-up, Emma Frost called Tony out on the Avengers’ complete absence when Genosha got nuked. Later, Carol Danvers (then Ms. Marvel, now Captain Marvel) will show up at the Xavier School to pitch the SHRA just after a massive terrorist attack kills dozens of students. Emma responds by telepathically dogwalking her.
By the final issue of the miniseries, the SHRA has expanded out into the Fifty States Initiative, wherein each state gets its own superteam. There’s a big final battle, Hercules kills Robo-Thor, and Cap nearly takes out Tony, only to be stopped by… the heroes of 9/11. No shit, Captain America is subdued by cops, firefighters, and paramedics. And when that happens, Cap finally takes a look around, realizes their big ideological street brawl has resulted in collateral damage, and surrenders. The SHRA wins, though Tony feels a little bad about it. Cap is ready to stand trial and to argue that, while he may have done something wrong, he did it for the right reasons.
Once again: Yeah. About that.
Part 6: MySpace Tom Didn’t Die For This
Running alongside Civil War is Civil War Frontline, a street-level book written by Paul Jenkins that managed to capture this world-breaking conflict through the eyes of people on the street. Though it has side stories, its main leads are Ben Urich, Peter Parker’s journalist buddy at The Daily Bugle, and the aforementioned Sally Floyd. Throughout the series, they start to realize there’s a story underneath the SHRA, as if somebody is playing the angles.
Before we talk about that conclusion, let’s talk about a side story. Remember how we said part of the comics community saw Identity Crisis as a driven effort to make things less “wacky” and intentionally darken the DCU? Well, that same tonal approach led to one of the more laughable moments of a pretty laughable arc. See, despite the fact that, as established, it was Nitro who blew up Stamford, it’s Speedball, the only survivor of the New Warriors, that views himself as responsible and is held up as a scapegoat by the general public. In addition, the blast screwed up his powers. Now, he doesn’t absorb and reflect kinetic energy; rather, he generates energy based on pain. So, he builds himself a new, extreme outfit lined with 612 spikes, one for each person who died in Stamford. This will drive his crusade to make things right - not as Speedball… but as Penance.
It was so laughably DeviantArt “OC do not steal” that no one could take it seriously. Look what you did, you took a perfectly good goofball and gave him an emo streak. The turn is swiftly mocked in other Marvel books, and it’s eventually revealed that Speedball still had his original powerset and always intended to put Nitro in the Goofy Suit of Dark Inner Torment as punishment for his crimes. But this turn gives you a sense of the tone and heft Jenkins was bringing to the proceedings.
Anyway, back to the main plot. Ben and Sally follow the thread as Namor, as he is wont to do, declares war on the surface world after an Atlantean diplomat is shot. But it turns out the assassination was arranged by Norman Osborn, who decided it was better to beg forgiveness than ask permission and manipulated Atlantis into war so that Tony could have another piece of evidence for getting superhumans on a leash. And the two journalists deduce that, on some level, Tony had to know this would be an inevitable outcome of giving state backing to an unhinged mogul who dresses like a Power Rangers villain. Weighing what to do with this information, Ben and Sally, who are kind of sick of the collateral damage by this point, sit on it while they go in for an interview with Captain America, now in custody and willing to tell his side of the story.
And then. And then. The monologue. If you want a lesson in how to assassinate a character in 30 seconds or less, this monologue is a great example. Sally Floyd calls Captain America out as completely divorced from American values. Now, again, Captain America has long served as the beating liberal heart of the Marvel Universe. He has always represented an America that reckons with its legacy of things like internment camps, Manifest Destiny, and Jim Crow, in order to transcend these scars and embody the promise offered by Emma Lazarus’s New Colossus, carved on the side of the Statue of Liberty. Why is he out of touch with Americans at the dawn of the 21st century?
Well, he’s never heard of MySpace. [2] He doesn’t watch NASCAR. He doesn’t follow American Idol. There are pop culture moments that have aged like milk; this one had all the permanence of an ice cream cone in a blast furnace. But despite the inanity of Floyd’s argument - and trust me, there are fan edits dedicated to Cap pointing out how full of shit this argument is - it’s clear it represents something else. This is a post-9/11 world. Fuck civil liberties, we have a no-fly list and Gitmo, and if the American people really cared, they’d do something other than watch Simon Cowell read aspiring singers to filth. What does Captain America stand for in this moment of crisis?
Nothing. Because he just looks away from Sally Floyd. No doubt thinking, “Oh my God this bitch.” But to underline the argument in question, Sally storms out of the interview, Ben in tow. She still has that information on Norman Osborn’s false flag operation… and while she and Ben confront Tony on everything that went down, they decide the story should never see the light of day. Because they wouldn’t dare jeopardize the SHRA, because security is more important than the truth.
Oh. And then Cap gets shot. And dies. He totally dies (except he doesn’t but we’ll get to that). If ever there was an unintentional thesis statement for this event, running in the late stages of the Bush era, it would be this: “It’s better to trust that the powers that be who oversee the new America will keep you safe, even when they stage false flag operations, stick you in a gulag, and put their trust in monsters. All that civil liberty stuff was the old America. And the old America was hopeless. It wasn’t even on MySpace.”
Epilogue: Consequences Keep Consequencing
As you can tell from that last paragraph, a lot of the fan reception to Civil War likely had a lot to do with the period. This was the Bush era, a time where you were for America or against it. We were in the shadow of the Patriot Act, Gitmo, and widespread wiretaps, paranoid about what civil liberty we’d be asked to put on the pyre next in the name of Freedom. A story all about the warm, clenching fist of government control that tells you to ignore the collateral damage… well, it wasn’t great for the cultural moment.
The ideas of Civil War aren’t necessarily bad ones. I frame Cap as the liberal dream of what America could be, but there are good arguments to be made that America has never been that and Cap is just copium for liberals. His most recent title, Sentinel of Liberty, opens with Steve saying he is out of touch with the average American - not because he doesn’t watch NASCAR, but because he’s a WWII veteran who looks maybe 30 years old at most and whose best friends are all superheroes or spies. A narrative that has him on the wrong side of the issue and detonates his beliefs isn’t impossible, but it probably shouldn’t be one where people who got powers due to a fluke of birth or a radiation accident are told by the government, “Join with us or we’ll send supervillains after you.” Hell, as the Civil War movie proves, there is a way to tell a story about a superhero community torn in half by the idea of mandatory registration as government-controlled actors, and just why people would think that could be a bad idea (“Hey, remember when a good chunk of our intelligence apparatus turned out to be Nazi stay behinds?”).
But in the context of the era, and coupled with the execution, Civil War felt like a hard sell, and you could feel the thumb pressing on the scale every second while reading it. The moral center of the Marvel Universe is wrong, the winning side employs sadistic murderers and has an extradimensional Gitmo, and the writer is telling you that any sane individual would be on Team Green Goblin Employer.
So how did that all work out? Well…
[1] This is eventually explored in the pages of Wolverine, of all books, as Wolverine decides maybe somebody should track down the person who actually killed hundreds of children. It’s revealed that Nitro was given power-boosting drugs by the CEO of Damage Control, Marvel’s designated “clean up after the super-battle” corporation, as a way of generating business. In a sign of how little this matters, Wolverine tells Maria Hill to her face that the person responsible for a mass casualty event is the pawn of a powerful conspiracy, and she basically says, “Not my problem.” Cobie Smulders must thank the gods that her Maria Hill is written as somebody with basic human decency.
[2] Hilariously, when Sally Floyd was brought back during Nick Spencer’s Captain America run because no one had piled enough dung on her corpse, this line was retconned to her asking him about Twitter. Given everything Elon’s been doing lately, we’ll see if that ages just as poorly.
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Yeah, it’s got nothing to do with the Sokovia Accords. We’d be a lot better off if it did.
Part 1: Mark Millar’s March to the C-Word
Content Warning: Sexual assault. None of this is germane to the topic of the drama, so feel free to skip ahead to Part 1.5 if you don’t want to deal with this. Tl;dr: Mark Millar, the writer of the event, has a near pathological need to be a 3edgy5u contrarian.
Every comics crossover is ultimately a chance for one creative in the stable to shine or falter. The editors pick a writer who has turned out dependable work and give them a chance to try to alter the status quo but good. And for Civil War, Marvel’s EiC Joe Quesada decided the best person to lead the charge was Ultimates writer Mark Millar.
But who is Millar? Well, we could say “edgelord” and leave it at that, but we’re trying to dig deeper. Millar came up in comics alongside fellow Scot Grant Morrison, long before Morrison said the only time they want to bump into Millar on the streets of Glasgow is while going at 100 miles per hour. This antipathy is alleged to have stemmed from Millar copping several ideas from Morrison that went into Superman: Red Son. But after getting a start on Superman Adventures and as a cowriter on parts of Morrison’s JLA run, Millar soon branched out to WildStorm, where he took over The Authority from departing creatowritesex pest Warren Ellis.
The reason I bring up Red Son (for those non-geeks, an alternative universe comic premised on “What if Superman’s rocket had landed in Soviet Russia?”) is to frame a constant refrain about Mark Millar. He has good high-concept ideas… which often get trammeled up in an almost Pavlovian urge to shock, disturb, and/or titillate the reader. For instance, in The Authority, Ellis had introduced Apollo and Midnighter, two close companions who just happened to share the rough power sets and demeanors of Superman and Batman, with a few tweaks. Then he revealed they were boyfriends, which was a pretty bold move for a late Nineties comic book full of widescreen action and lovingly-rendered eviscerations.
In Millar’s first arc on the title, centered on a villainous Jack Kirby clone sending out a team of baddies who totally aren’t the Avengers, Apollo is subdued and is strongly implied to have been raped by someone who’s not Captain America. Apollo gets revenge by destroying EvilCap’s spinal column with his laser vision, then leaving him to the tender mercies of Midnighter, who is strongly implied to have sodomized him with a jackhammer.
In case you can’t tell, Millar loved him some rape. And it kept showing up in his creator-owned titles as well, all of which were basically written as Hollywood pitch docs. Wanted asks the question, “What if the supervillains won and secretly ruled the world from behind the scenes?” Well, an Eminem clone would take the opportunity to step into his dead villainous dad’s shoes and commit a lot of rape (yeah, there’s a reason the movie version replaced this with basically the Euthanatos from Mage: the Ascension getting orders from a magic loom). Chosen asks the question, “What if Jesus were born today?” Well, in a blatantly obvious twist, it turns out he’s actually the Antichrist, and part of his journey into realizing his evil nature involves being raped by all the demons of Hell.
It’s not that Millar can’t write innocent or restrained; he got started on the Superman: the Animated Series comic spin-off, and some of his titles such as Huck and Starlight have been praised for being relatively wholesome (keep in mind Huck is basically “What if Superman was Forrest Gump?” when I say “relatively”). And, as mentioned above, his works are made for high-concept log lines. You might recognize some of his various pitch docs: Kick-Ass, The Secret Service (source for the Kingsman movies), and, as mentioned above, Wanted. It’s just there’s this unctuous contrarian streak to a lot of his titles, a tendency to focus on venality, grotesquerie, and sodomy, with an air of pop culture edge. This also leaked into his image outside of his writing, with comments like “Games are for pedos” and ventures like the creator-owned comics periodical CLiNT (yes, the kerning is intentional). This streak continues to this day, as The Magic Order, a title that emerged from his deal with Netflix, features a magical escapologist who, she feels it very important to tell the reader in a direct monologue, escaped her own abortion. Bottom line, Millar has a sense of vision, but it’s betrayed at times by this reflexive desire to prove he’s smarter than the reader, to rub your face in the contradictions and make you a party to the artifice of it all. Usually with a dash of rape.
But at Marvel, Millar was riding the lightning of the Ultimate Universe. His Ultimates title was drawing on the wide-screen action image of JLA and The Authority, creating the cinematic language that would come to define the MCU. The choice to fantasy cast Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury is why we have Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. He also painted the Hulk as a cannibalistic monster, cemented Hank Pym’s reputation as a wifebeater, and gave us Captain America yelling “Surrender? Do you think this A on my head stands for France?”, so let’s just keep that in perspective.
But the Ultimate Universe was its own pocket universe. Millar was being tapped to write a story for Earth-616, the main Marvel Universe. And he had a vision:
“I opted instead for making the superhero dilemma something a little different. People thought they were dangerous, but they did not want a ban. What they wanted was superheroes paid by the federal government like cops and open to the same kind of scrutiny. It was the perfect solution and nobody, as far as I'm aware, has done this before.”Yeah. About that.
Part 1.5: What Has Come Before
Ultimately, the crux of Civil War is something that has been explored lightly in the past at Marvel: The idea that, instead of being unlicensed vigilantes who decide the best solution of societal issues is to beat up assholes in spandex, superheroes become licensed government officers that register their true identities with Uncle Sam and solve societal issues by beating up assholes in spandex. In Marvel’s history, it hasn’t gone well. The reality of government liaisons to superhero bodies has ranged from Valerie Cooper, who worked with government mutant team X-Factor but still found herself backing the genocidal Sentinel program as a big “Yeah, but what if…?”, to Henry Peter Gyrich, an inflamed obstructionist asshole who had to be held back from flipping a switch that would depower every superhuman individual on Earth. The idea of heroes themselves bristling against a government they disagreed with had a long history, as there was a period where Steve Rogers quit being Captain America, and the government had to find a replacement while he rode around on a motorcycle in a surprisingly slutty costume. But the idea of registering with the government has usually ended up on the “No” side due to one big cohort at Marvel: Mutants.
Ever since the days of Chris Claremont, a general conceit of the Marvel Universe is that mutants are a stand-in for your minority group of choice. Hated and feared, born different and feeling alienated, painted as an existential menace and threat to the status quo. Of course, it’s long been pointed out that the metaphor breaks down on the general grounds that, say, gays can’t shoot laser beams out of their eyes. I have my thoughts on that which I might share in the comments if someone pokes me hard enough, but it’s been general editorial consensus that people with powers, especially those of persecuted minorities, being compelled to share their true names, addresses, and natures with the federal government is a “That train’s never late!” move. Not only that, it’s a slippery slope. The classic X-Men story “Days of Future Past” is entirely premised on the idea that a government program of genocidal robots built to wipe out mutants will eventually run out of mutants… and then start turning on humans who could give birth to mutants, and then it’s Skynet all over again.
Another running meme in the Marvel Universe is that the X-Men usually exist in a Schrodinger’s cat situation with the rest of the superhero universe, both coexisting and in their own worlds. Yes, mutants have served on the Avengers, and yes, Thor intervened when the Morlocks were nearly wiped out in the sewers under New York. But Captain America, for all his proud statements of living up to America’s ideals, has a habit of missing the plot whenever the US government (or Canada, seat of all the Marvel Universe’s governmental evils - no, really) decides it’s Genocide O’Clock. And when the mutant nation of Genosha was completely wiped out by said murder robots, the Avengers seemed to be all “New phone who dis?” But when the two do intersect, there’s usually support for the mutants. One story in Fantastic Four had Reed Richards - Mr. Fantastic, stretchy man, greatest genius in the Marvel Universe, guy who’s probably being cucked by a fish-man - get tapped by the US government to make a device that detects mutants and other people with powers. He does… and then uses it to show why the government probably doesn’t want it, as it pings several members of Congress as having just enough genetic variation to qualify as “mutants,” even if they don’t have powers.
All in all, while the argument has some merit, for years, Marvel has come down on the position that asking people with powers to reveal their identities to the federal government is something that could go really bad if somebody with a hate-on for superheroes ends up in power. Something that would never happen oh yeah it totally did. But before it all went to Hell, Civil War at least gave an opportunity to reexamine the concept and see if it had merit.
It might have. But not with this argument.
Part 1.75: What Else Has Happened Before?
And now, some things that will ultimately give context for what happens next:
- In the pages of Thor, all of Asgard eventually runs headlong into Ragnarok. Thor and the rest of the Asgardians give their lives to save the earth, taking Thor off the board… for now.
- As mentioned above, the Avengers experience a critical fault due to Wanda going batshit (a common lament). With Avengers Mansion destroyed and the team at odds, it is eventually reunited under Tony Stark, who put the Avengers up in a tower he built.
- Nick Fury has vanished due to doing some skullduggery in the pages of the miniseries Secret War (no, not Secret Wars, this is different). Acting head of SHIELD, the all-purpose super spy squad of Marvel, is Maria Hill, who can’t seem to draw her pistol without shooting herself in the foot.
- Due to Wanda continuing to go batshit, the House of M crossover event ends with her casting a spell: “No more mutants.” While the damage is staunched, Earth-616’s population of mutants (which was recently established to be somewhere around 16 million) is reduced to 200, the rest being depowered or dying as a result of being depowered. This was because, as Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada said, the idea of mutants being everywhere made them “boring.” The fact that mutants were starting to be written less as a minority stand-in and more as an actual minority group with fashion, culture, music, and neighborhoods might have had something to do with that. From the wake of this event emerges Sally Floyd, a journalist whose own mutant daughter died before the mass depowering due to having a power that was more curse than blessing. The series Generation M follows her as the viewpoint character as she investigates the stories of former mutants.
The big kick-off for Civil War involves the New Warriors, a team of teen heroes who have, as of a recently canceled series, been trying to make it big as reality TV stars. They get in a fight with a bunch of villains in the small town of Stamford, CT, when exploding villain Nitro goes positively nuclear, resulting in a blast much bigger than any he’s generated. [1] Not only does this mostly wipe out the New Warriors (save for kinetic energy-absorbing goofball Speedball), but it also happens to hit a nearby school. In the end, 612 people are dead, many of them children, and the nation wants answers.
With public opinion turning against the New Warriors, former member Hindsight starts leaking secret identities to get the heat off his back. This only makes things worse. Secret identities have only recently stopped being a thing for some heroes: Captain America only came out a few years ago, it was only recently that Tony Stark stopped pretending Iron Man was his bodyguard, and Daredevil was almost outed in the pages of his book. But something needs to be done, so Tony helps work with Congress to pass the Super Human Registration Act, which requires that all people with powers or working as vigilantes register their identities with the government to receive training and oversight. If you don’t? Believe it or not, jail, right away.
Fault lines quickly develop in the superhero community. While Tony is leading the “pro” side, alongside Reed Richards (yeah, we’ll get to that), Captain America, usually painted as the embodiment of the dream of America despite its compromised history and many sins, is against it. He’s lived through Richard Nixon being a secret fascist and shooting himself in the head after being fingered as mastermind of a vast criminal conspiracy (yes, that happened ); he knows how badly this could go in the wrong hands. Needless to say, Maria Hill and SHIELD hear his concerns, understand his problems with it, and are willing to iron out the kinks through reasoned debate.
Just kidding. Before the law has even been signed, Maria sics SHIELD’s elite Cape-Killers squad on Cap with the intent of getting him behind bars. Cap swiftly goes underground and starts his own group of anti-registration superheroes.
The fight continues for the next few issues. Spider-Man, caught in the middle, reveals himself to be Peter Parker at a press conference, declaring his support for the SHRA. Doctor Strange is so powerful that he tells the government to fuck off, and somehow, Maria Hill doesn’t decide to go charging up his asshole. Ben Grimm, the ever-loving blue-eyed Thing, is so sick of all the conflict he goes to France. But things are still at a stalemate, and while SHIELD may be acting like a bunch of merry assholes, it seems like there’s a debate to be had that could still be resolved reasonably… except for one key factor.
Part 3: I Fought the Law, and the Law… Huh?
No one ever really defined what the Super Human Registration Act, the legislation that tore the Marvel Universe’s superhero community asunder, did. Every book that had an issue that touched on the event seemed to have a different understanding of its principles, as well as just how fascist it might be in the long run. In the pages of She-Hulk, attorney Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk argues the law is a net good, as it gives heroes the backing and resources they need to not have to go it alone, while also having some measure of government oversight. In the pages of Civil War Frontline (oh, and we’ll get back to Civil War Frontline, don’t you worry), Wonder Man is told by the government that he needs to do a job for them, and if he refuses, well, one thousand years dungeon.
Which then leads into the other issue behind the SHRA. Namely, that everyone in favor was either starting to swing towards fascism or embracing bootlicking as a lifestyle, not a kink. In the pages of Amazing Spider-Man, Peter asks Reed Richards, who has always bucked authority and once stopped the US government from doing something just like this with mutants, why he’s pro-registration. Reed then reveals that an uncle who has never been mentioned before was called before HUAC; he refused to name names, his career was ruined, and he killed himself. From this, Reed - the man who stole a rocketship because the government said “no” to his planned space voyage - has learned that the government is always right, especially when they could step on your neck (this was received so badly that a later comic revealed he’d actually borrowed the concept of psychohistory from Asimov’s Foundation, he’d made it work somehow, and his calculations showed that this was the only way to avoid a greater disaster). This comic also revealed that people who were in violation of the SHRA were sent to a literal extradimensional Gitmo, a prison in the Negative Zone that later comics would reveal was overseen by… Captain Marvel. No, not that one. No, not that one. The Kree superhero Captain Mar-Vell, who had famously died of cancer decades before. How did he come back from the dead? Fuck if we know.
This “the law says what you want it to say” approach spread across various books and miniseries meant to cross over into the event. In the pages of a crossover mini between the Runaways and the Young Avengers, this meant SHIELD Cape-Killer squads were using lethal force against teenagers. The second-to-last issue of the mini ends with several members of both teams in extradimensional Gitmo, about to be dissected by a guy who’s horny for torture. The fact that all the captive heroes were the queer members of both teams? Total coincidence. Honestly.
So, it quickly becomes clear that the editorial control on this event is less than cohesive. There are different ideas all over as to what the SHRA does, and some of those ideas are tacking pretty fashy. But if the law is being painted as that bad, then clearly, there must be some greater statement of freedom vs. security. Maybe Millar’s really painting a subversive picture of what happens when you trade liberty for control, right?
Part 4: Why Do You Hate the Good Thing?
After the publication of Civil War #3, Millar would say in an interview he was actually pro-registration. I can’t find that interview, but here’s a similar sentiment shared years later:
“Weirdly, some of the other writers would often make Tony the bad guy, which I thought was a strange choice because I was actually on Tony’s side... In the real world, if somebody had superpowers, I’d like them to be registered in the same way that somebody who has a gun has to carry a license. But a gun can kill several people while a superhero can kill several thousands of people, so on a pragmatic level I’m 100% on Tony’s side. Maybe on a romantic level, Cap’s position makes sense but I don’t think anybody in the real world would really want that."”And again, here’s the thing: He’s not entirely wrong. As said above, the idea of civil liberties for all and “free to me you and me” falls down a little when one of your neighbors can blow up a city block by thinking real hard. But Millar is fighting against years of ideological inertia in the Marvel Universe, as well as painting Captain America, the guy who has always embodied the ideal of a righteous, just America, as in the wrong. He needs to make one hell of an argument.
So here’s what happens in the pages of Civil War #3 to sell the audience on the SHRA:
- Thor comes back from the dead… and he’s on Tony’s side! Well, not really. Tony and Reed both realized that having one of the most beloved gods of the Marvel Universe come out on their side would be a big win… if only he wasn’t dead. So, they cloned him. Or rather, they T-800’d him, putting cloned divine flesh on a robot skeleton. But I’m sure he’s perfectly under control, and - oh, he just killed Goliath. In the next issue, one of Marvel’s black male heroes, frozen at the size of a small townhouse in death, will be buried in a gigantic ditch, wrapped in a tarp and chains. You’d think Hank Pym could grow a large enough coffin, at least.
- With Cap and the anti-registration side escaping once again, Tony decides he needs a dedicated team that can track down fugitive superhumans. To do so, he creates a new version of the Thunderbolts, a concept long associated with “villains acting like heroes.” And who does he put on this team? Venom, the Spider-Man villain who eats people’s brains; Bullseye, the Daredevil villain who will kill anyone for the lulz; and Norman Osborn, a.k.a. The Green Goblin, who famously murdered Spider-Man’s girlfriend Gwen Stacy.
Part 5: Yadda, Yadda, Yadda
The next few issues of Civil War might best be described as “They fight, and fight, and fight and fight and fight.” The anti-registration side picks up The Punisher, Marvel’s most avowed murderer of criminals - and Cap is somewhat shocked but not entirely surprised when two minor villains join the anti-registration side and Frank promptly kills them on sight. Spider-Man starts realizing things are weird on the pro-reg side and defects, after he has set his entire life on fire. The X-Men have continued to stay out of this whole mess. In the lead-up, Emma Frost called Tony out on the Avengers’ complete absence when Genosha got nuked. Later, Carol Danvers (then Ms. Marvel, now Captain Marvel) will show up at the Xavier School to pitch the SHRA just after a massive terrorist attack kills dozens of students. Emma responds by telepathically dogwalking her.
By the final issue of the miniseries, the SHRA has expanded out into the Fifty States Initiative, wherein each state gets its own superteam. There’s a big final battle, Hercules kills Robo-Thor, and Cap nearly takes out Tony, only to be stopped by… the heroes of 9/11. No shit, Captain America is subdued by cops, firefighters, and paramedics. And when that happens, Cap finally takes a look around, realizes their big ideological street brawl has resulted in collateral damage, and surrenders. The SHRA wins, though Tony feels a little bad about it. Cap is ready to stand trial and to argue that, while he may have done something wrong, he did it for the right reasons.
Once again: Yeah. About that.
Part 6: MySpace Tom Didn’t Die For This
Running alongside Civil War is Civil War Frontline, a street-level book written by Paul Jenkins that managed to capture this world-breaking conflict through the eyes of people on the street. Though it has side stories, its main leads are Ben Urich, Peter Parker’s journalist buddy at The Daily Bugle, and the aforementioned Sally Floyd. Throughout the series, they start to realize there’s a story underneath the SHRA, as if somebody is playing the angles.
Before we talk about that conclusion, let’s talk about a side story. Remember how we said part of the comics community saw Identity Crisis as a driven effort to make things less “wacky” and intentionally darken the DCU? Well, that same tonal approach led to one of the more laughable moments of a pretty laughable arc. See, despite the fact that, as established, it was Nitro who blew up Stamford, it’s Speedball, the only survivor of the New Warriors, that views himself as responsible and is held up as a scapegoat by the general public. In addition, the blast screwed up his powers. Now, he doesn’t absorb and reflect kinetic energy; rather, he generates energy based on pain. So, he builds himself a new, extreme outfit lined with 612 spikes, one for each person who died in Stamford. This will drive his crusade to make things right - not as Speedball… but as Penance.
It was so laughably DeviantArt “OC do not steal” that no one could take it seriously. Look what you did, you took a perfectly good goofball and gave him an emo streak. The turn is swiftly mocked in other Marvel books, and it’s eventually revealed that Speedball still had his original powerset and always intended to put Nitro in the Goofy Suit of Dark Inner Torment as punishment for his crimes. But this turn gives you a sense of the tone and heft Jenkins was bringing to the proceedings.
Anyway, back to the main plot. Ben and Sally follow the thread as Namor, as he is wont to do, declares war on the surface world after an Atlantean diplomat is shot. But it turns out the assassination was arranged by Norman Osborn, who decided it was better to beg forgiveness than ask permission and manipulated Atlantis into war so that Tony could have another piece of evidence for getting superhumans on a leash. And the two journalists deduce that, on some level, Tony had to know this would be an inevitable outcome of giving state backing to an unhinged mogul who dresses like a Power Rangers villain. Weighing what to do with this information, Ben and Sally, who are kind of sick of the collateral damage by this point, sit on it while they go in for an interview with Captain America, now in custody and willing to tell his side of the story.
And then. And then. The monologue. If you want a lesson in how to assassinate a character in 30 seconds or less, this monologue is a great example. Sally Floyd calls Captain America out as completely divorced from American values. Now, again, Captain America has long served as the beating liberal heart of the Marvel Universe. He has always represented an America that reckons with its legacy of things like internment camps, Manifest Destiny, and Jim Crow, in order to transcend these scars and embody the promise offered by Emma Lazarus’s New Colossus, carved on the side of the Statue of Liberty. Why is he out of touch with Americans at the dawn of the 21st century?
Well, he’s never heard of MySpace. [2] He doesn’t watch NASCAR. He doesn’t follow American Idol. There are pop culture moments that have aged like milk; this one had all the permanence of an ice cream cone in a blast furnace. But despite the inanity of Floyd’s argument - and trust me, there are fan edits dedicated to Cap pointing out how full of shit this argument is - it’s clear it represents something else. This is a post-9/11 world. Fuck civil liberties, we have a no-fly list and Gitmo, and if the American people really cared, they’d do something other than watch Simon Cowell read aspiring singers to filth. What does Captain America stand for in this moment of crisis?
Nothing. Because he just looks away from Sally Floyd. No doubt thinking, “Oh my God this bitch.” But to underline the argument in question, Sally storms out of the interview, Ben in tow. She still has that information on Norman Osborn’s false flag operation… and while she and Ben confront Tony on everything that went down, they decide the story should never see the light of day. Because they wouldn’t dare jeopardize the SHRA, because security is more important than the truth.
Oh. And then Cap gets shot. And dies. He totally dies (except he doesn’t but we’ll get to that). If ever there was an unintentional thesis statement for this event, running in the late stages of the Bush era, it would be this: “It’s better to trust that the powers that be who oversee the new America will keep you safe, even when they stage false flag operations, stick you in a gulag, and put their trust in monsters. All that civil liberty stuff was the old America. And the old America was hopeless. It wasn’t even on MySpace.”
Epilogue: Consequences Keep Consequencing
As you can tell from that last paragraph, a lot of the fan reception to Civil War likely had a lot to do with the period. This was the Bush era, a time where you were for America or against it. We were in the shadow of the Patriot Act, Gitmo, and widespread wiretaps, paranoid about what civil liberty we’d be asked to put on the pyre next in the name of Freedom. A story all about the warm, clenching fist of government control that tells you to ignore the collateral damage… well, it wasn’t great for the cultural moment.
The ideas of Civil War aren’t necessarily bad ones. I frame Cap as the liberal dream of what America could be, but there are good arguments to be made that America has never been that and Cap is just copium for liberals. His most recent title, Sentinel of Liberty, opens with Steve saying he is out of touch with the average American - not because he doesn’t watch NASCAR, but because he’s a WWII veteran who looks maybe 30 years old at most and whose best friends are all superheroes or spies. A narrative that has him on the wrong side of the issue and detonates his beliefs isn’t impossible, but it probably shouldn’t be one where people who got powers due to a fluke of birth or a radiation accident are told by the government, “Join with us or we’ll send supervillains after you.” Hell, as the Civil War movie proves, there is a way to tell a story about a superhero community torn in half by the idea of mandatory registration as government-controlled actors, and just why people would think that could be a bad idea (“Hey, remember when a good chunk of our intelligence apparatus turned out to be Nazi stay behinds?”).
But in the context of the era, and coupled with the execution, Civil War felt like a hard sell, and you could feel the thumb pressing on the scale every second while reading it. The moral center of the Marvel Universe is wrong, the winning side employs sadistic murderers and has an extradimensional Gitmo, and the writer is telling you that any sane individual would be on Team Green Goblin Employer.
So how did that all work out? Well…
- With Cap seemingly dead, shot by his brainwashed love interest Sharon Carter as part of a plot by the Red Skull, Bucky Barnes/the Winter Soldier becomes the new Cap. Only it turns out Steve wasn’t killed, but shot with a time bullet that Billy Pilgrims his ass. He eventually comes back.
- Thor comes back, finds out what Tony did, and beats his ass all the way across post-Katrina New Orleans (thank you to Powman_7 for the link).
- The Secret Invasion event happens next, which leads to Skrull infiltrators hitting everything (this is also the explanation for Captain Mar-Vell’s miraculous resurrection: He was a Skrull all along). With Tony caught with his pants down and Norman Osborn seeming to save the day, Norman - who has been losing his shit for some time - takes over the Initiative and forms his own fascist cabal, HAMMER. To try and stop Norman from learning everything on every hero ever, Tony goes on the run and actually starts deleting his own brain, which he then reassembles with a backup from before anyone even thought of the SHRA. The fact that getting rid of Tony’s “Oops I did a fascism” period came out alongside Iron Man hitting theaters is a coincidence, I’m sure.
[1] This is eventually explored in the pages of Wolverine, of all books, as Wolverine decides maybe somebody should track down the person who actually killed hundreds of children. It’s revealed that Nitro was given power-boosting drugs by the CEO of Damage Control, Marvel’s designated “clean up after the super-battle” corporation, as a way of generating business. In a sign of how little this matters, Wolverine tells Maria Hill to her face that the person responsible for a mass casualty event is the pawn of a powerful conspiracy, and she basically says, “Not my problem.” Cobie Smulders must thank the gods that her Maria Hill is written as somebody with basic human decency.
[2] Hilariously, when Sally Floyd was brought back during Nick Spencer’s Captain America run because no one had piled enough dung on her corpse, this line was retconned to her asking him about Twitter. Given everything Elon’s been doing lately, we’ll see if that ages just as poorly.
2023.06.02 14:52 CoolKidJonah The thesis of Barry is that people can't change.
"I pray that humans can change their nature, because if we can't... You and I are in deep trouble."
Oh, Gene, if only you knew how right you were.
As much as I love Barry, my one complaint with the show was that starting with the third season, it feels like the show abandoned Barry's moral complexity. Part of what made the first two seasons so compelling to me was how conflicted Barry was; the dichotomy of his desire to change mixed with his violent actions was extremely interesting and made for a deeply sympathetic and fascinating character. And as fantastic as seasons 3 and 4 are, I couldn't help but feel the change was more of a reactionary overcorrection in response to how many fans (incorrectly) viewed Barry as a "good guy", instead as an earnest continuation of his character.
However, after obsessively watching Barry edits and reflecting on the show more, I think I'm starting to understand that this choice wasn't a misstep or a switch, but that instead of repeating the first 2 seasons in how it handled Barry's character, Barry is a portrait of what happens to someone who succumbs to their nature and refuses to take the steps to truly change themselves.
This is a theme prevalent throughout all the main cast in the show. Hank never accepted the fact that he was a big softie more fit to, in his own words, run a hotel rather than a criminal empire. He constantly forced himself to be a criminal in an attempt to be strong and powerful, but that's not who he was. In consequence, his nature constantly came in conflict with his actions, resulting in Hank being in a situation where he was not only miserable, but powerless when conflict arose in the form of Fuches. Hank could've gone straight with Cristobal or fully committed to being a criminal and achieving the strength he desired, but unable to change either himself or his actions, the two parts of him never stopped clashing, and resulted in him being killed by way of emotional vulnerability (his guilt over Cristobal directly impacted the events preceding his death.)
Sally is far from the worst person in the show, but she's certainly no saint either. She's selfish, egotistical, and jealous, mostly caring primarily about her own fame for most of the show. By the end, she has changed some- she is seemingly more caring towards others, namely her son, and has gained more control of her life, having the strength to say "no" to a man, which is something she's lacked for most of her life. In fact, after the amount of trauma she's overcome, you would think she would be a completely different person, and on some accounts, she is. But when her son tells Sally he loves her, all she can ask in response is if her show was good, and as she drives home, alone, the thing that brings her satisfaction is the flowers she's received for her work (literally). Yes, Sally is a markedly better person and it brings me joy to see her at peace, but it's implied her core desires haven't changed: she wants to be admired. She wants to be seen. She wants her work to be appreciated. And this is what takes priority in her mind above all else, if to a significantly lesser extent. In her defense, there are worse things to want, but nevertheless, part of her remains untouched and unchanged.
Gene is kind of like turbo-Sally. Selfish, egotistical, impulsive, desiring fame above all else, except he's had much more time to wallow in his faults than Sally, which means they are probably much more deep set. Constantly throughout the show, he is unable to kick his selfish nature, especially in the fourth season. Despite claiming to want justice for Janice, he talks to Lon O'Neill in order to paint himself as a hero and to put on an extravagant show. After coming back to the U.S after 8 years in order to stop production of a Barry biopic for noble reasons, he immediately backtracks after finding out he may be played by Daniel Day-Lewis, and agrees to help with the movie. And in maybe his most tragically selfish and impulsive decision of all, he kills Barry to soothe his desire for vengeance despite Barry being willing to turn himself in, finally letting Janice rest in peace once and for all. Gene is constantly on the cusp of changing, but is simply unable to give up his desire for fame and personal gratification.
And then we have Barry. Poor Barry. He started as quite possibly the most redeemable character in the show and ended as the most ontologically irredeemable. Barry is sort of a microcosm for all the characters in the show: the first two seasons are about his trying to change, and the last two are about his failure, and what that looks like. Trying and failing, like everyone else. The issue with Barry is that he never put in the steps to change his nature and his actions. He could've not killed Chris. He could've not killed Moss. He could've turned himself in at any point and while he may not have had the life he so desired, he would've finally found that change he was looking for. Of course, he didn't. In what is probably a mixture of selfishness and his signature stupidity, he constantly made choices to go against his morals and conscience in order to protect himself, despite wanting to stop. I think Hader's comparison of Barry to an addict is very fitting, and that's what makes season 2 so tragic. Yes, he had already killed Chris and Moss and scores of other people, but for almost all of season 2, he doesn't kill anyone. In fact, he lets people live! He doesn't kill Esther or Sam, and even tries to save Ronny Proxin after being ordered to kill him. But because of his refusal to truly take responsibility for his past actions, at the end of season 2, he succumbs to his nature once again. With the monastery shooting, Barry's fate has been sealed in his own head, and he abandons his quest for true change entirely. After spending his entire life running from taking the actions necessary for true change, it drives him near insane, and by the end of season 4, he is nearly unrecognizable. He's violent, unabashedly selfish, delusional, rageful, abusive- a far cry from the self-aware, guilt-ridden hitman with noble desires we knew at the start of the show. I think that's partly why his death is played as a joke: like the show itself is saying "Really? After 8 years on the run from the law and from your conscience, you think now is the time to change?"
Fuches is interesting because he changes the most out of anyone. The most deplorable, manipulative, evil character in the whole show rounds out his arc with an action of true kindness and empathy. Through accepting himself and who he was, he was able to actually mold his actions into something positive. Despite this, Fuches admits he never changed. He accepted who he was: a man with no heart. And while that is shown to be not entirely true by his saving of John, he never altered who he was, just accepted it, which freed him. This, in itself, is an action towards making real change in yourself, but Fuches doesn't seem too keen to alter himself. He's perfectly happy with who he is.
This is, of course, all very cynical and sad. But it fits. No one in the show ever truly changes. They delude themselves into thinking they can, or they ignore the fact that they want to change, or don't even desire to fix the problems in themselves. And out of the many themes and messages in Barry, this one was the most revelatory upon realization, and impacted how I processed the show in a major way.
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Oh, Gene, if only you knew how right you were.
As much as I love Barry, my one complaint with the show was that starting with the third season, it feels like the show abandoned Barry's moral complexity. Part of what made the first two seasons so compelling to me was how conflicted Barry was; the dichotomy of his desire to change mixed with his violent actions was extremely interesting and made for a deeply sympathetic and fascinating character. And as fantastic as seasons 3 and 4 are, I couldn't help but feel the change was more of a reactionary overcorrection in response to how many fans (incorrectly) viewed Barry as a "good guy", instead as an earnest continuation of his character.
However, after obsessively watching Barry edits and reflecting on the show more, I think I'm starting to understand that this choice wasn't a misstep or a switch, but that instead of repeating the first 2 seasons in how it handled Barry's character, Barry is a portrait of what happens to someone who succumbs to their nature and refuses to take the steps to truly change themselves.
This is a theme prevalent throughout all the main cast in the show. Hank never accepted the fact that he was a big softie more fit to, in his own words, run a hotel rather than a criminal empire. He constantly forced himself to be a criminal in an attempt to be strong and powerful, but that's not who he was. In consequence, his nature constantly came in conflict with his actions, resulting in Hank being in a situation where he was not only miserable, but powerless when conflict arose in the form of Fuches. Hank could've gone straight with Cristobal or fully committed to being a criminal and achieving the strength he desired, but unable to change either himself or his actions, the two parts of him never stopped clashing, and resulted in him being killed by way of emotional vulnerability (his guilt over Cristobal directly impacted the events preceding his death.)
Sally is far from the worst person in the show, but she's certainly no saint either. She's selfish, egotistical, and jealous, mostly caring primarily about her own fame for most of the show. By the end, she has changed some- she is seemingly more caring towards others, namely her son, and has gained more control of her life, having the strength to say "no" to a man, which is something she's lacked for most of her life. In fact, after the amount of trauma she's overcome, you would think she would be a completely different person, and on some accounts, she is. But when her son tells Sally he loves her, all she can ask in response is if her show was good, and as she drives home, alone, the thing that brings her satisfaction is the flowers she's received for her work (literally). Yes, Sally is a markedly better person and it brings me joy to see her at peace, but it's implied her core desires haven't changed: she wants to be admired. She wants to be seen. She wants her work to be appreciated. And this is what takes priority in her mind above all else, if to a significantly lesser extent. In her defense, there are worse things to want, but nevertheless, part of her remains untouched and unchanged.
Gene is kind of like turbo-Sally. Selfish, egotistical, impulsive, desiring fame above all else, except he's had much more time to wallow in his faults than Sally, which means they are probably much more deep set. Constantly throughout the show, he is unable to kick his selfish nature, especially in the fourth season. Despite claiming to want justice for Janice, he talks to Lon O'Neill in order to paint himself as a hero and to put on an extravagant show. After coming back to the U.S after 8 years in order to stop production of a Barry biopic for noble reasons, he immediately backtracks after finding out he may be played by Daniel Day-Lewis, and agrees to help with the movie. And in maybe his most tragically selfish and impulsive decision of all, he kills Barry to soothe his desire for vengeance despite Barry being willing to turn himself in, finally letting Janice rest in peace once and for all. Gene is constantly on the cusp of changing, but is simply unable to give up his desire for fame and personal gratification.
And then we have Barry. Poor Barry. He started as quite possibly the most redeemable character in the show and ended as the most ontologically irredeemable. Barry is sort of a microcosm for all the characters in the show: the first two seasons are about his trying to change, and the last two are about his failure, and what that looks like. Trying and failing, like everyone else. The issue with Barry is that he never put in the steps to change his nature and his actions. He could've not killed Chris. He could've not killed Moss. He could've turned himself in at any point and while he may not have had the life he so desired, he would've finally found that change he was looking for. Of course, he didn't. In what is probably a mixture of selfishness and his signature stupidity, he constantly made choices to go against his morals and conscience in order to protect himself, despite wanting to stop. I think Hader's comparison of Barry to an addict is very fitting, and that's what makes season 2 so tragic. Yes, he had already killed Chris and Moss and scores of other people, but for almost all of season 2, he doesn't kill anyone. In fact, he lets people live! He doesn't kill Esther or Sam, and even tries to save Ronny Proxin after being ordered to kill him. But because of his refusal to truly take responsibility for his past actions, at the end of season 2, he succumbs to his nature once again. With the monastery shooting, Barry's fate has been sealed in his own head, and he abandons his quest for true change entirely. After spending his entire life running from taking the actions necessary for true change, it drives him near insane, and by the end of season 4, he is nearly unrecognizable. He's violent, unabashedly selfish, delusional, rageful, abusive- a far cry from the self-aware, guilt-ridden hitman with noble desires we knew at the start of the show. I think that's partly why his death is played as a joke: like the show itself is saying "Really? After 8 years on the run from the law and from your conscience, you think now is the time to change?"
Fuches is interesting because he changes the most out of anyone. The most deplorable, manipulative, evil character in the whole show rounds out his arc with an action of true kindness and empathy. Through accepting himself and who he was, he was able to actually mold his actions into something positive. Despite this, Fuches admits he never changed. He accepted who he was: a man with no heart. And while that is shown to be not entirely true by his saving of John, he never altered who he was, just accepted it, which freed him. This, in itself, is an action towards making real change in yourself, but Fuches doesn't seem too keen to alter himself. He's perfectly happy with who he is.
This is, of course, all very cynical and sad. But it fits. No one in the show ever truly changes. They delude themselves into thinking they can, or they ignore the fact that they want to change, or don't even desire to fix the problems in themselves. And out of the many themes and messages in Barry, this one was the most revelatory upon realization, and impacted how I processed the show in a major way.
2023.06.02 07:02 HealBeforeZod [FN]
A few months prior
“His name is Benny.” Samantha explained to her great-grandson, little Sammy. The toddler’s small fingers poked the side of the faded, mangled stuff animal. As much as Samantha tried to repair Benny over the years, time, and the affection of her children and grandchildren, had taken a toll on the beloved toy.
“My mother, your great-great-grandmother, passed away a few weeks before I started high school. I was lost in the months that followed. Then my dear friend Benny came into my life, and I knew I wasn’t alone.” She smiled sadly. She had told some variation of the story to members of the family over decades and generations. “When you feel sad about your daddy, just give Benny a tight squeeze, and Benny will help you.” Samantha touched the toddler’s cheek lightly. Little Sammy did not say anything in reply, he just squeezed the stuffed animal tightly and nodded to his great-grandmother.
“Memaw, are you sure? Sam might not be gentle with Benny.” Beth vocalized her concerns. Samantha smiled at her granddaughter.
“Benny has already served me well. Now there’s a new child who could use his help.” Samantha responded. The grandmother and granddaughter exchanged a knowing look. The change in little Sammy’s demeanor since his father left was noticeable. Beth had done her best to play the role of both parents, and Walter had stepped in to help them both, but some things were difficult to explain to a child.
Little Sammy smacked the plush against the side of Samantha’s chair. Beth looked to her grandmother as if to say, “are you really, really sure?” Samantha just smiled and nodded. Beth had not been gentle either when she used to play with Benny during visits, nor had Walter. Seeing how little Sammy smacked the plush against the chair made Samantha think about how she would love to beat Beth’s no-good-deadbeat-ex to a pulp, but alas, the man was difficult to find. Even if she could find the scoundrel, she wasn’t exactly in a fighting condition at her age.
“Little Sammy, do you want to hear a secret?” Samantha asked. Little Sammy nodded yes. Samantha had Beth pick up the boy and set him in her lap. Samantha whispered into little Sammy’s ear. “I used to have a real pet dragon.” As she whispered the words, the boy’s eyes went wide. Ah, the wonders of childhood, she thought, a time when the mind is not yet closed to the possibility of fantastic truths. Samantha smiled, knowing only she and her late father knew it was true. She thought back to those days.
The sound of Hound Dog by Elvis Presley blared on the radio. Samantha danced around in her room, Benvolio stood up on two legs, swaying with the music and swishing his tail. He was getting bigger, having more than doubled his size in the last three months. At 18 inches long, he was too big for his old enclosure. The wings on his back were becoming more pronounced. Samantha’s dad shrugged and attributed it to some sort of deformation or mutation, but the truth was becoming harder to ignore.
Samantha’s dad rapped on the door and asked her to quiet down. Samantha turned off the music and walked over to the dresser where she had a book on standby.
“I have a new book for us today; we are going to read The Hobbit.” She lifted the book. “I haven’t read it yet, but everyone says it’s really good.” Benvolio lifted his wings in interest. Samantha picked him up and plopped down on the bed. She sat with one arm around Benvolio and the book propped up on some pillows. They began the journey to Middle-earth together.
Over the last few months together Samantha had noticed a change in Benvolio when she read. When Benvolio first came home with her, he seemed to react only to the pitch and tone of her voice. Lately, he seemed to recognize the words she spoke, reacting to them. Benvolio swished his tail joyfully as Samantha read the scene where the Dwarves showed up unexpectedly at Bilbo’s home. She chuckled and lightly bopped his snout with her finger.
As the story progressed Benvolio’s mood changed. When the characters in the story began to talk about slaying the dragon, Benvolio snarled and shook his head in protest, as though angered by the events in the story. Samantha stopped reading, realizing too late how the subject matter might be offensive to Benvolio. Benvolio’s scales felt hot to the touch, causing Samantha to loosen her hold on him. That is when it happened.
As if by a sneeze or cough, a tiny ball of flame erupted from Benvolio’s mouth and ignited the pages of the book. Samantha yelped in fright as a fire spread to the pillow beneath the book. She jumped up, instinctively scooping up Benvolio who was still hot to the touch. Samantha’s father barged into her room to find her furiously trying to put out the fire with a blanket. He ran out of the room and then returned with a bucket of water, extinguishing the flames and dousing Samantha’s bed. A startled Samantha and Benvolio both looked at the scorch marks on the bed. Samantha’s skin was red and blistering where she had handled the hot little dragon.
Samantha’s dad fetched the first aid kit. He looked at Benvolio and then turned his eyes to Samantha. The look in his eyes was somber.
“Sweetie, we need to talk.”
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“His name is Benny.” Samantha explained to her great-grandson, little Sammy. The toddler’s small fingers poked the side of the faded, mangled stuff animal. As much as Samantha tried to repair Benny over the years, time, and the affection of her children and grandchildren, had taken a toll on the beloved toy.
“My mother, your great-great-grandmother, passed away a few weeks before I started high school. I was lost in the months that followed. Then my dear friend Benny came into my life, and I knew I wasn’t alone.” She smiled sadly. She had told some variation of the story to members of the family over decades and generations. “When you feel sad about your daddy, just give Benny a tight squeeze, and Benny will help you.” Samantha touched the toddler’s cheek lightly. Little Sammy did not say anything in reply, he just squeezed the stuffed animal tightly and nodded to his great-grandmother.
“Memaw, are you sure? Sam might not be gentle with Benny.” Beth vocalized her concerns. Samantha smiled at her granddaughter.
“Benny has already served me well. Now there’s a new child who could use his help.” Samantha responded. The grandmother and granddaughter exchanged a knowing look. The change in little Sammy’s demeanor since his father left was noticeable. Beth had done her best to play the role of both parents, and Walter had stepped in to help them both, but some things were difficult to explain to a child.
Little Sammy smacked the plush against the side of Samantha’s chair. Beth looked to her grandmother as if to say, “are you really, really sure?” Samantha just smiled and nodded. Beth had not been gentle either when she used to play with Benny during visits, nor had Walter. Seeing how little Sammy smacked the plush against the chair made Samantha think about how she would love to beat Beth’s no-good-deadbeat-ex to a pulp, but alas, the man was difficult to find. Even if she could find the scoundrel, she wasn’t exactly in a fighting condition at her age.
“Little Sammy, do you want to hear a secret?” Samantha asked. Little Sammy nodded yes. Samantha had Beth pick up the boy and set him in her lap. Samantha whispered into little Sammy’s ear. “I used to have a real pet dragon.” As she whispered the words, the boy’s eyes went wide. Ah, the wonders of childhood, she thought, a time when the mind is not yet closed to the possibility of fantastic truths. Samantha smiled, knowing only she and her late father knew it was true. She thought back to those days.
The sound of Hound Dog by Elvis Presley blared on the radio. Samantha danced around in her room, Benvolio stood up on two legs, swaying with the music and swishing his tail. He was getting bigger, having more than doubled his size in the last three months. At 18 inches long, he was too big for his old enclosure. The wings on his back were becoming more pronounced. Samantha’s dad shrugged and attributed it to some sort of deformation or mutation, but the truth was becoming harder to ignore.
Samantha’s dad rapped on the door and asked her to quiet down. Samantha turned off the music and walked over to the dresser where she had a book on standby.
“I have a new book for us today; we are going to read The Hobbit.” She lifted the book. “I haven’t read it yet, but everyone says it’s really good.” Benvolio lifted his wings in interest. Samantha picked him up and plopped down on the bed. She sat with one arm around Benvolio and the book propped up on some pillows. They began the journey to Middle-earth together.
Over the last few months together Samantha had noticed a change in Benvolio when she read. When Benvolio first came home with her, he seemed to react only to the pitch and tone of her voice. Lately, he seemed to recognize the words she spoke, reacting to them. Benvolio swished his tail joyfully as Samantha read the scene where the Dwarves showed up unexpectedly at Bilbo’s home. She chuckled and lightly bopped his snout with her finger.
As the story progressed Benvolio’s mood changed. When the characters in the story began to talk about slaying the dragon, Benvolio snarled and shook his head in protest, as though angered by the events in the story. Samantha stopped reading, realizing too late how the subject matter might be offensive to Benvolio. Benvolio’s scales felt hot to the touch, causing Samantha to loosen her hold on him. That is when it happened.
As if by a sneeze or cough, a tiny ball of flame erupted from Benvolio’s mouth and ignited the pages of the book. Samantha yelped in fright as a fire spread to the pillow beneath the book. She jumped up, instinctively scooping up Benvolio who was still hot to the touch. Samantha’s father barged into her room to find her furiously trying to put out the fire with a blanket. He ran out of the room and then returned with a bucket of water, extinguishing the flames and dousing Samantha’s bed. A startled Samantha and Benvolio both looked at the scorch marks on the bed. Samantha’s skin was red and blistering where she had handled the hot little dragon.
Samantha’s dad fetched the first aid kit. He looked at Benvolio and then turned his eyes to Samantha. The look in his eyes was somber.
“Sweetie, we need to talk.”
2023.06.02 00:32 Kanj0Bazooie The Alpha Omega blind experience
I've been going through the Black Ops 4 DLC and seeing the sheer quality found in each map. Dead of the Night and Ancient Evil were absolutely fantastic, and while there are flaws to be found, they're both A tier maps for sure in my eyes. However, the last two Aether maps are a tad controversial for some of the community. Tag's seem to have gotten a warmer reception over time, but Alpha Omega is still seen by a fair chunk of people as one of the worst maps in the series. Plus, apparently a lot of it's contents were just taken from Blackout, which is never fun. You can tell this was the point when Treyarch was running out of it's budget.
So, I had pretty low expectations for this one, but I still wanted to give it a chance. Maybe it's got something to enjoy! The only things I knew about it beforehand were the Elemental Mark 2 upgrades, Nuketown's layout, and that Primis and Ultimis are both playable, which is sick. Going in mostly blind, besides those. So, here are some notes I typed down as I was playing, hope they're interesting!
-Ominous intro. Pretty cool, but uh, seems like Treyarch's running low on cash
-Oh damn, bye spawn, hope there wasn't anything over there that I needed
-New Zombie eye color just dropped (they look cool with the white eyes, ngl)
-Hmm, wonder if you get anything for shooting off all the mannequin heads (either I didn't find them all, or you don't, smh)
-Well hello, Mark 2. You're getting a glowup this map, huh. Now how do I get ya out of there
-Oooh, forgot that the round change music goes pretty hard here
-Ayo? New announcer, ain't that neat. Sorry, Sam
-I find it sad that I could instantly tell that some of these number pads/dashboards/whatever you'd call them were taken from Moon
-Oh hey, we're on the Nuketown part, neat
-YOOOO, how's it going, Galva's? Didn't realize how much I missed ya until you came back to me
-Man it's always satisfying to just stab/punch through the early rounds
-Oh hey, power. Neat
-Oooh, blue Hellhounds. Double neat (From what I can tell, these Electro-Hounds actually do nothing special, but they're cool looking so I'll let it slide)
-Richtofen, what was that about ball sweat
-Don't be playing Nuketown sound effects Alpha Omega, you're making me think a perks gonna come from the sky
-Never thought this bunker would be so spacious. All things considered, Marlton could've had it worse down here
-I like this map visually, it's got that reletively comfy atmosphere with an underlying feeling that something's wrong nailed down
-Hey, PaP, I'll get ya up and running soon
-Oh boy, Nova Crawlers. Also the music (I almost died in that holdout section because I wanted to vibe to the music tbh)
-Okay, still ain't done yet, lovely. Let's make the air squeaky clean, ig
-Electric Nova Crawlers, oooh (they're alright. Cool visually, not sure I care for it's ranged attack but at least it's slow, you can dodge it pretty easily)
-Alright, that wasn't so bad tbh. Easier setup to follow along with then the DLC Chaos maps at least
-As a Moon lover, I'm inclined to enjoy pyramid structures in Zombies
-Oooh, we got a Ray Gun kit thing. Excited to see what it does
-Hey, Rushmore. Nice number pad ya got there. Shame I don't know any codes
-Can't fool me, game, this is just a reskinned Ballistic Shield. Smh, but also it's still pretty cool
-We can set our own teleporters? Oooh, that's fun
-Oh shit, heya Tedd. How do we turn you on, now (didn't find out, sad times)
The Galva's work with Etheral Razor?? Dunno if that works, like, logically, but I sure ain't complaining
(I spent like, 5 rounds spinning the box hoping for the Mark 2, btw. Gun just wouldn't pop up, I almost gave up, thinking they removed it from the box for this map. Thankfully they didn't)
-Wait the Nova 6 comes back? That's, uh, that's annoying
-Wait wha? Game, I have the Mark 2 frame (maybe it was cuz I PaPed it? Dunno why it wouldn't let me do anything, maybe I read it wrong)
-...This is gonna be a common occurrence, huh Nova 6
-How do you know you made a mistake, Richtofen? I ain't even sure what I'm doing (it played after I punched a mannequin. Didn't know what it was referring to)
-I moderately dislike projectiles in Zombies (died on round 23, not an awful round to end things on)
So, hows the map? Initial thoughts are mostly positive, tbh! I like the map visually, and it's music is pretty cool. I love that both Ultimis and Primis are here, that ups the replay value significantly. Galva's returning was a shock (haha), but a welcome one. They're both cheaper and last longer, what's not to love? Special enemies are kinda meh tbh, I like the Electric Nova Crawler for the most part but the rest are just kinda there. I never got the chance to use the new Mark 2 varients, so hey, something to look forward to next game. Only thing I actively dislike so far is the Nova 6 coming back up occasionally, that's just pure annoyance. Besides that, it's pretty solid, though I can understand not really digging it, compared to Ancient Evil and DotN this was a lot more normal of an experience. But that ain't so bad, and I enjoyed my time with it. Maybe that'll change as I properly learn it, but until then, we're 3 for 3 in terms of BO4's DLC being good times at worst, at least in my opinion. Though I'm fairly easy to please, so make of that what you will. Thanks for reading, hope ya found it entertaining
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So, I had pretty low expectations for this one, but I still wanted to give it a chance. Maybe it's got something to enjoy! The only things I knew about it beforehand were the Elemental Mark 2 upgrades, Nuketown's layout, and that Primis and Ultimis are both playable, which is sick. Going in mostly blind, besides those. So, here are some notes I typed down as I was playing, hope they're interesting!
-Ominous intro. Pretty cool, but uh, seems like Treyarch's running low on cash
-Oh damn, bye spawn, hope there wasn't anything over there that I needed
-New Zombie eye color just dropped (they look cool with the white eyes, ngl)
-Hmm, wonder if you get anything for shooting off all the mannequin heads (either I didn't find them all, or you don't, smh)
-Well hello, Mark 2. You're getting a glowup this map, huh. Now how do I get ya out of there
-Oooh, forgot that the round change music goes pretty hard here
-Ayo? New announcer, ain't that neat. Sorry, Sam
-I find it sad that I could instantly tell that some of these number pads/dashboards/whatever you'd call them were taken from Moon
-Oh hey, we're on the Nuketown part, neat
-YOOOO, how's it going, Galva's? Didn't realize how much I missed ya until you came back to me
-Man it's always satisfying to just stab/punch through the early rounds
-Oh hey, power. Neat
-Oooh, blue Hellhounds. Double neat (From what I can tell, these Electro-Hounds actually do nothing special, but they're cool looking so I'll let it slide)
-Richtofen, what was that about ball sweat
-Don't be playing Nuketown sound effects Alpha Omega, you're making me think a perks gonna come from the sky
-Never thought this bunker would be so spacious. All things considered, Marlton could've had it worse down here
-I like this map visually, it's got that reletively comfy atmosphere with an underlying feeling that something's wrong nailed down
-Hey, PaP, I'll get ya up and running soon
-Oh boy, Nova Crawlers. Also the music (I almost died in that holdout section because I wanted to vibe to the music tbh)
-Okay, still ain't done yet, lovely. Let's make the air squeaky clean, ig
-Electric Nova Crawlers, oooh (they're alright. Cool visually, not sure I care for it's ranged attack but at least it's slow, you can dodge it pretty easily)
-Alright, that wasn't so bad tbh. Easier setup to follow along with then the DLC Chaos maps at least
-As a Moon lover, I'm inclined to enjoy pyramid structures in Zombies
-Oooh, we got a Ray Gun kit thing. Excited to see what it does
-Hey, Rushmore. Nice number pad ya got there. Shame I don't know any codes
-Can't fool me, game, this is just a reskinned Ballistic Shield. Smh, but also it's still pretty cool
-We can set our own teleporters? Oooh, that's fun
-Oh shit, heya Tedd. How do we turn you on, now (didn't find out, sad times)
The Galva's work with Etheral Razor?? Dunno if that works, like, logically, but I sure ain't complaining
(I spent like, 5 rounds spinning the box hoping for the Mark 2, btw. Gun just wouldn't pop up, I almost gave up, thinking they removed it from the box for this map. Thankfully they didn't)
-Wait the Nova 6 comes back? That's, uh, that's annoying
-Wait wha? Game, I have the Mark 2 frame (maybe it was cuz I PaPed it? Dunno why it wouldn't let me do anything, maybe I read it wrong)
-...This is gonna be a common occurrence, huh Nova 6
-How do you know you made a mistake, Richtofen? I ain't even sure what I'm doing (it played after I punched a mannequin. Didn't know what it was referring to)
-I moderately dislike projectiles in Zombies (died on round 23, not an awful round to end things on)
So, hows the map? Initial thoughts are mostly positive, tbh! I like the map visually, and it's music is pretty cool. I love that both Ultimis and Primis are here, that ups the replay value significantly. Galva's returning was a shock (haha), but a welcome one. They're both cheaper and last longer, what's not to love? Special enemies are kinda meh tbh, I like the Electric Nova Crawler for the most part but the rest are just kinda there. I never got the chance to use the new Mark 2 varients, so hey, something to look forward to next game. Only thing I actively dislike so far is the Nova 6 coming back up occasionally, that's just pure annoyance. Besides that, it's pretty solid, though I can understand not really digging it, compared to Ancient Evil and DotN this was a lot more normal of an experience. But that ain't so bad, and I enjoyed my time with it. Maybe that'll change as I properly learn it, but until then, we're 3 for 3 in terms of BO4's DLC being good times at worst, at least in my opinion. Though I'm fairly easy to please, so make of that what you will. Thanks for reading, hope ya found it entertaining
2023.06.02 00:30 Extension_Fun_4162 Looking for characters from Marvel for DBX (Characters and Series) Tier List Series
Characters Excluded: Spider-Man, Iron Man, Wolverine, Iron Fist, Magneto, Gambit, Taskmaster, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, Juggernaut, Blade, Mr Fantastic, Daredevil, Domino, Iceman, Black Cat, Venom, Apocalypse, Moon Knight (Already did a tier list for him), Squirrel Girl (Already did a tier list for her), She Hulk (Already did a tier list for her), Galactus (Already did a tier list for him), Carnage (Already did a tier list for him), Luke Cage (Already did a tier list for him), Sentinel (Already did a tier list for it), War Machine (Already did a tier list for him), Kamala Kahn (Already did a tier list for her), Red Skull (Already did a tier list for him), Kid Colt (Already did a tier list for him), Loki (Already did a tier list for him), Super Skrull (Already did a tier list for him), Sam Wilson (Already did a tier list for him), Bullseye (Already did a tier list for him), Kang (Already did a tier list for him), Shuri (Already did a tier list for her), Cyclops (Already did a tier list for him), Norman Osborne (Already did a tier list for him)
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2023.06.02 00:28 Southern-Ring5253 Sam Witwer expressed interest in the DCU, roles such as Two-Face and Azreal have been floated, but I think he would make a fantastic Batman.
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2023.06.02 00:00 FappidyDat [H] TF2 Keys & PayPal [W] Must-Play Metroidvanias
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I pay with the following:
TF2 & PayPal
| I Buy Must-Play Metroidvanias Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Blasphemous | ||
| Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | ||
| Haiku, the Robot | ||
| Hollow Knight | ||
| Rain World | ||
| All Games Above (Special) | ||
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Luck of the Draw: Roguelike Deckbuilders Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Luck be a Landlord | 2.4 TF2 | $4.77 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.45 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy May Multiplayer Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Generation Zero® | 1.5 TF2 | $2.93 PayPal |
| Midnight Ghost Hunt | 2.5 TF2 | $4.93 PayPal |
| Northgard | 3.9 TF2 | $7.64 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe Edition | 3.1 TF2 | $6.19 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.48 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.62 TF2 | $15.08 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (May 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery | 0.2 TF2 | $0.42 PayPal |
| Bendy and the Dark Revival | 0.4 TF2 | $0.88 PayPal |
| Builder Simulator | 0.3 TF2 | $0.59 PayPal |
| Operation: Tango | 0.4 TF2 | $0.8 PayPal |
| Spiritfarer | 1.1 TF2 | $2.18 PayPal |
| Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters | 2.2 TF2 | $4.28 PayPal |
| Windjammers 2 | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $10.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Capcom Heroic Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Man Legacy Collection | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Dragons Dogma - Dark Arisen | 0.8 TF2 | $1.57 PayPal |
| MONSTER HUNTER RISE | 4.1 TF2 | $8.09 PayPal |
| Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection | 1.5 TF2 | $2.94 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.43 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Easy-Going Games: White Thorn Games Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Lake | 0.8 TF2 | $1.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 0.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $1.73 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Striking Soulslikes Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Salt and Sanctuary | 1.1 TF2 | $2.15 PayPal |
| Blade of Darkness | 1.2 TF2 | $2.47 PayPal |
| Mortal Shell | 1.4 TF2 | $2.77 PayPal |
| Aeterna Noctis | 1.6 TF2 | $3.15 PayPal |
| Loot River | 3.3 TF2 | $6.47 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $19.44 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 10.02 TF2 | $19.84 PP |
| I Buy Fight 4 Your Friends Co-Op Shooters Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Warhammer: Vermintide 2 | 0.8 TF2 | $1.52 PayPal |
| Zombie Army Trilogy | 0.5 TF2 | $1.04 PayPal |
| Back 4 Blood | 3.0 TF2 | $5.96 PayPal |
| Zombie Army 4: Dead War | 1.9 TF2 | $3.75 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.02 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy In Your Face VR Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Into the Radius VR | 2.9 TF2 | $5.84 PayPal |
| Rumble | 0.5 TF2 | $1.06 PayPal |
| Wanderer | 1.1 TF2 | $2.26 PayPal |
| Zenith MMO | 2.2 TF2 | $4.38 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.47 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Apr 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Aliens: Fireteam Elite | 1.0 TF2 | $1.99 PayPal |
| DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT | 2.6 TF2 | $5.21 PayPal |
| Life is Strange 2 Complete Season | 0.7 TF2 | $1.33 PayPal |
| Rollerdrome | 0.3 TF2 | $0.62 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $10.46 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters: Bigger and Boomier Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.45 PayPal |
| WRATH: Aeon of Ruin | 0.2 TF2 | $0.39 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 0.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $0.96 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Scary Games to Play in the Dark Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Labyrinthine | 1.9 TF2 | $3.76 PayPal |
| Propnight | 0.7 TF2 | $1.32 PayPal |
| The Blackout Club | 0.6 TF2 | $1.17 PayPal |
| The Mortuary Assistant | 2.4 TF2 | $4.82 PayPal |
| SCP: Pandemic | 2.2 TF2 | $4.28 PayPal |
| Visage | 3.0 TF2 | $5.87 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 11.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $22.23 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 11.33 TF2 | $22.43 PP |
| I Buy Humble Heroines: Warriors, Dreamers, and God Slayers | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Control Ultimate Edition | 2.0 TF2 | $3.93 PayPal |
| Dreamscaper | 0.2 TF2 | $0.45 PayPal |
| Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice | 1.1 TF2 | $2.26 PayPal |
| Praey for the Gods | 0.6 TF2 | $1.16 PayPal |
| Sable | 0.4 TF2 | $0.7 PayPal |
| Syberia: The World Before | 1.2 TF2 | $2.32 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.37 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.33 TF2 | $16.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Mar 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| BIOMUTANT | 1.6 TF2 | $3.12 PayPal |
| Hero's Hour | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| Jurassic World Evolution 2 | 2.4 TF2 | $4.81 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.1 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $10.11 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Relief Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| PAYDAY 2 | 0.4 TF2 | $0.82 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition | 0.6 TF2 | $1.25 PayPal |
| Mount & Blade: Warband | 0.6 TF2 | $1.28 PayPal |
| Strange Brigade | 0.3 TF2 | $0.62 PayPal |
| Stick Fight: The Game | 0.6 TF2 | $1.1 PayPal |
| Farming Simulator 17 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.13 PayPal |
| Euro Truck Simulator 2 | 1.1 TF2 | $2.19 PayPal |
| Armello | 0.3 TF2 | $0.69 PayPal |
| Gotham Knights | 5.5 TF2 | $10.83 PayPal |
| Ghostrunner | 1.6 TF2 | $3.07 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 13.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $26.26 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Unparalleled Puzzlers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Baba Is You | 1.5 TF2 | $3.01 PayPal |
| Creaks | 0.3 TF2 | $0.55 PayPal |
| DARQ: Complete Edition | 0.2 TF2 | $0.47 PayPal |
| Dorfromantik | 2.0 TF2 | $3.93 PayPal |
| The Last Campfire | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.99 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Feb 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Fallout 76 | 2.1 TF2 | $4.22 PayPal |
| Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous | 1.5 TF2 | $2.9 PayPal |
| Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.4 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.79 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Sim-ple Life Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Garden Paws | 1.0 TF2 | $2.05 PayPal |
| Lake | 0.8 TF2 | $1.51 PayPal |
| Staxel | 0.6 TF2 | $1.15 PayPal |
| Summer in Mara | 0.6 TF2 | $1.09 PayPal |
| Townscaper | 0.6 TF2 | $1.18 PayPal |
| Winkeltje: The Little Shop | 1.1 TF2 | $2.18 PayPal |
| Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles | 1.8 TF2 | $3.58 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.9 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.11 TF2 | $12.1 PP |
| I Buy Survival Instinct Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Chernobylite Enhanced Edition | 1.0 TF2 | $1.98 PayPal |
| The Long Dark: Survival Edition | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| SCUM | 3.0 TF2 | $5.96 PayPal |
| State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition | 3.0 TF2 | $5.92 PayPal |
| Volcanoids | 1.4 TF2 | $2.81 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.35 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 9.47 TF2 | $18.75 PP |
| I Buy In Case You Missed It: Gems of 2022 Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Haiku, the Robot | 1.3 TF2 | $2.56 PayPal |
| PowerSlave Exhumed | 1.4 TF2 | $2.79 PayPal |
| Source of Madness | 0.6 TF2 | $1.13 PayPal |
| Supraland Six Inches Under | 1.5 TF2 | $2.89 PayPal |
| ZERO Sievert | 4.9 TF2 | $9.65 PayPal |
| Prehistoric Kingdom | 1.5 TF2 | $2.93 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 12.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $25.09 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 12.77 TF2 | $25.29 PP |
| I Buy Fighting Farmers Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Forager | 1.3 TF2 | $2.6 PayPal |
| Stranded Sails - Explorers of the Cursed Islands | 0.3 TF2 | $0.59 PayPal |
| Len's Island | 4.2 TF2 | $8.26 PayPal |
| Re:Legend | 1.1 TF2 | $2.13 PayPal |
| Spirit Of The Island | 1.3 TF2 | $2.59 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $17.06 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.82 TF2 | $17.46 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Jan 2023) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Doom Eternal | 2.5 TF2 | $4.94 PayPal |
| OlliOlli World Rad Edition | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| Tribes of Midgard | 0.9 TF2 | $1.8 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $8.31 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Boomer Shooters Bundle - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| AMID EVIL | 0.6 TF2 | $1.18 PayPal |
| Dusk | 2.0 TF2 | $3.91 PayPal |
| Forgive me Father | 0.2 TF2 | $0.45 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.33 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Fantastic Journeys: Middle Earth & Beyond - Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Gauntlet™ Slayer Edition | 0.3 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 | 0.4 TF2 | $0.79 PayPal |
| LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.11 PayPal |
| LEGO® The Hobbit™ | 0.4 TF2 | $0.89 PayPal |
| LEGO Lord of the Rings | 0.4 TF2 | $0.83 PayPal |
| Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition | 0.9 TF2 | $1.71 PayPal |
| Middleearth Shadow of War Definitive Edition | 1.2 TF2 | $2.37 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.37 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy LEGO at the Movies Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| LEGO® DC Super-Villains | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| LEGO® Jurassic World™ | 0.4 TF2 | $0.71 PayPal |
| LEGO® MARVEL's Avengers | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| LEGO Marvel Super Heroes | 0.3 TF2 | $0.57 PayPal |
| LEGO® Marvel Super Heroes 2 | 0.7 TF2 | $1.34 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame | 0.4 TF2 | $0.8 PayPal |
| The LEGO Movie: Videogame | 0.2 TF2 | $0.41 PayPal |
| LEGO® Ninjago® Movie Video Game | 0.3 TF2 | $0.62 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.5 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $6.87 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Best of Stealth Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Aragami | 0.5 TF2 | $0.9 PayPal |
| Hitman Game of the Year Edition | 1.3 TF2 | $2.61 PayPal |
| HITMAN™2 Gold Edition | 3.1 TF2 | $6.16 PayPal |
| Styx: Shards Of Darkness | 0.9 TF2 | $1.76 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.6 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $13.06 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.9 TF2 | $13.66 PP |
| I Buy Ultimate Racing Sim Bundle: Holiday Encore | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Assetto Corsa Competizione | 2.9 TF2 | $5.83 PayPal |
| Assetto Corsa Ultimate Edition | 5.0 TF2 | $9.93 PayPal |
| DRIFT21 | 0.6 TF2 | $1.12 PayPal |
| NASCAR Heat 5 - Ultimate Edition | 0.6 TF2 | $1.1 PayPal |
| rFactor 2 | 3.2 TF2 | $6.43 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 8.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $15.77 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 8.17 TF2 | $16.17 PP |
| I Buy 2k Megahits Holiday Encore Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Sid Meier's Civilization VI | 0.7 TF2 | $1.47 PayPal |
| XCOM: Ultimate Collection | 1.2 TF2 | $2.42 PayPal |
| Mafia: Definitive Edition | 2.2 TF2 | $4.36 PayPal |
| Duke Nukem Forever Collection | 0.3 TF2 | $0.52 PayPal |
| Borderlands 3 Super Deluxe | 3.1 TF2 | $6.19 PayPal |
| BioShock Collection | 1.1 TF2 | $2.18 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $19.59 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 10.4 TF2 | $20.59 PP |
| I Buy The Tactician's Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Phantom Doctrine | 0.4 TF2 | $0.85 PayPal |
| Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus | 0.2 TF2 | $0.47 PayPal |
| Dark Deity | 0.4 TF2 | $0.85 PayPal |
| Gears Tactics | 4.5 TF2 | $8.93 PayPal |
| The Red Solstice 2: Survivors | 0.4 TF2 | $0.78 PayPal |
| Star Renegades | 3.0 TF2 | $5.94 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 7.3 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $14.48 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.52 TF2 | $14.88 PP |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Dec 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| First Class Trouble | 0.6 TF2 | $1.12 PayPal |
| GreedFall | 0.8 TF2 | $1.54 PayPal |
| Wasteland 3 | 1.3 TF2 | $2.55 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 3.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.95 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Premiere VR Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona Sunshine | 2.1 TF2 | $4.21 PayPal |
| After the Fall® - Launch Edition | 5.1 TF2 | $10.19 PayPal |
| Vox Machinae | 3.4 TF2 | $6.78 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 12.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $24.21 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Black Friday VR Voyager's Pack Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Car Mechanic Simulator VR | 0.6 TF2 | $1.15 PayPal |
| Cook-Out | 0.3 TF2 | $0.5 PayPal |
| I Expect You To Die | 1.4 TF2 | $2.68 PayPal |
| Sairento VR | 0.2 TF2 | $0.43 PayPal |
| SUPERHOT VR | 2.3 TF2 | $4.51 PayPal |
| Until You Fall | 0.7 TF2 | $1.4 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $12.19 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Complete Your Twin Sails Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Small World | 0.3 TF2 | $0.64 PayPal |
| A Game of Thrones: The Board Game - Digital Edition | 1.4 TF2 | $2.78 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.0 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $3.91 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy 11 Bit Studios: The Complete Collection Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| This War of Mine: Complete Edition | 0.7 TF2 | $1.36 PayPal |
| Children of Morta | 0.7 TF2 | $1.43 PayPal |
| Frostpunk | 1.0 TF2 | $2.07 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 2.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $5.55 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Nov 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Eldest Souls | 0.3 TF2 | $0.55 PayPal |
| Hell Let Loose | 5.2 TF2 | $10.32 PayPal |
| Roboquest | 0.5 TF2 | $1.06 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 6.9 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $13.63 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 7.39 TF2 | $14.63 PP |
| I Buy Day of the Devs Bundle (2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Brutal Legend | 0.8 TF2 | $1.51 PayPal |
| Gang Beasts | 3.0 TF2 | $5.89 PayPal |
| Psychonauts | 0.3 TF2 | $0.67 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 4.7 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $9.22 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 5.81 TF2 | $11.5 PP |
| I Buy Melee Mayhem Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Mordhau | 1.7 TF2 | $3.32 PayPal |
| MORTAL KOMBAT 11 | 1.8 TF2 | $3.53 PayPal |
| Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl | 0.2 TF2 | $0.45 PayPal |
| River City Girls | 1.4 TF2 | $2.87 PayPal |
| Chivalry 2 | 3.8 TF2 | $7.45 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 10.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $20.14 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy Humble Choice (Oct 2022) | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope | 1.6 TF2 | $3.12 PayPal |
| DEATHLOOP | 2.8 TF2 | $5.47 PayPal |
| Disciples: Liberation | 0.3 TF2 | $0.53 PayPal |
| Monster Train | 0.5 TF2 | $0.92 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 5.8 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $11.47 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | 6.82 TF2 | $13.5 PP |
| I Buy Serious Sam Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Serious Sam 3: BFE | 1.0 TF2 | $1.99 PayPal |
| Serious Sam 2 | 0.8 TF2 | $1.58 PayPal |
| Serious Sam 4 | 4.0 TF2 | $7.94 PayPal |
| Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem | 2.3 TF2 | $4.51 PayPal |
| All Games Above (Special) | 9.2 TF2 + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games | $18.31 PP + You Keep Any Remaining Bundle Games |
| Full Bundle (Special) | TBD | TBD |
| I Buy TinyBuild x Versus Evil Smashup Bundle | with TF2 | with PayPal |
|---|---|---|
| Hello, Neighbor! | 0.5 TF2 | $0.91 PayPal |
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2023.06.01 19:49 Matt_Oliveira My thoughts on season 3
Now that the show is seemingly over, here are my thoughts on season 3. Starting off with the negatives first.
What I hated:
1.) A scene in episode 3x10. At some point toward the end of that episode they make a sly comparison between Roy and Rupert which felt weird. Roy is not at all like Rupert
2.) Every trope and cliche they managed to avoid the previous two seasons, they, for some reason, went all in on this season. Back to back to back to back.-
Roy and Keeley breaking up, unnecessary. Why can't we have a nice, cute, organic relationship that isn't riddled with FUCKING DRAMA?!?! And top it all off, they don't even get back together in the end. I mean, WHAT THE FUCK?!?!
Michelle dating the therapist, unnecessary. Season 1 did such a good job of not vilifying her character inspite of her initiating the divorce. They should've let the story stay amicable. I feel like her dating the therapist undoes all of that, especially since it's quite possible that he was the one that could've manipulated her into divorcing Ted so he could slide in.
3.) Unnecessary characters-
Jack was an Unnecessary storyline that should've never happened
Shandy was annoying and served no purpose at all
Zava at the very least had some funny moments but even he felt redundant and useless
Edwin Akufo was ok in season 2 but he didn't need to come back
4.) Keely's character felt very seperated this season-
Keeley was always the glue for all the major characters and even though she had scenes with them, it felt more separated this season. she still felt isolated from everyone. I don't know why, but it just felt different
5.) The Finale just felt like a huge "fuck you" to everyone. That's all I'm gonna say about that because this post will be too long if I say everything that's on my mind about the finale.
What I Enjoyed:
1.) Roy and Jamie's friendship-
This was easily one of my favorite parts of this season. Their friendship this season was both hysterical and endearing. What a huge difference in their relationship in comparison to season 1.
2.) Sam and Simi-
I liked their dynamic together.
3.) Collins Story-
Very well done story and I like the friendship with Trent that came of it. Glad he got his happy ending.
4.) Trent integrating with Ted and the team-
I liked Trent's journey with Ted these past 3 seasons. Season 1 he begrudgingly takes a liking to Ted. Season 2 is when we see the mutual respect from both men truly grow. Season 3 he integrates with the team and a true friendships starts between him and Ted.
5.) Ted and Beard's backstory-
This was cool to see because it adds context to their friendship and it gives Beard some character development.
6.) Nate and Jade-
I really like Jade. She brings outer a softer side to Nate when we've become so accustomed to his douchebag side.
7.) Jamie's relationship with his mom-
It was nice seeing his mom after all his references toward her the past two seasons. I really liked the close relationship that they had.
What I would've liked to have seen but I'm not upset about:
1.) More Sassy and Nora-
Sassy is a fun character and it'd be cool if she was a more regular character rather than having a guest appearances once or twice in a deason
Nora was a nice addition in season 2 and I liked the relationship between her and Rebecca. That dynamic would've nice to build more
2.) More Dr. Sharon Fieldstone-
I wish she was a apart of the main cast
Overall Thoughts:
This season had a bit of a rough start the definitely picked up later on only to, unfortunately, fall flat in its final episode. It's a shame that they ended things on such a sour note, especially after two fantastic seasons prior. It felt like so many mistakes this season could've been avoided this season but they went out of their way to deliberately fuck things up. I truly don't understand why
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What I hated:
1.) A scene in episode 3x10. At some point toward the end of that episode they make a sly comparison between Roy and Rupert which felt weird. Roy is not at all like Rupert
2.) Every trope and cliche they managed to avoid the previous two seasons, they, for some reason, went all in on this season. Back to back to back to back.-
Roy and Keeley breaking up, unnecessary. Why can't we have a nice, cute, organic relationship that isn't riddled with FUCKING DRAMA?!?! And top it all off, they don't even get back together in the end. I mean, WHAT THE FUCK?!?!
Michelle dating the therapist, unnecessary. Season 1 did such a good job of not vilifying her character inspite of her initiating the divorce. They should've let the story stay amicable. I feel like her dating the therapist undoes all of that, especially since it's quite possible that he was the one that could've manipulated her into divorcing Ted so he could slide in.
3.) Unnecessary characters-
Jack was an Unnecessary storyline that should've never happened
Shandy was annoying and served no purpose at all
Zava at the very least had some funny moments but even he felt redundant and useless
Edwin Akufo was ok in season 2 but he didn't need to come back
4.) Keely's character felt very seperated this season-
Keeley was always the glue for all the major characters and even though she had scenes with them, it felt more separated this season. she still felt isolated from everyone. I don't know why, but it just felt different
5.) The Finale just felt like a huge "fuck you" to everyone. That's all I'm gonna say about that because this post will be too long if I say everything that's on my mind about the finale.
What I Enjoyed:
1.) Roy and Jamie's friendship-
This was easily one of my favorite parts of this season. Their friendship this season was both hysterical and endearing. What a huge difference in their relationship in comparison to season 1.
2.) Sam and Simi-
I liked their dynamic together.
3.) Collins Story-
Very well done story and I like the friendship with Trent that came of it. Glad he got his happy ending.
4.) Trent integrating with Ted and the team-
I liked Trent's journey with Ted these past 3 seasons. Season 1 he begrudgingly takes a liking to Ted. Season 2 is when we see the mutual respect from both men truly grow. Season 3 he integrates with the team and a true friendships starts between him and Ted.
5.) Ted and Beard's backstory-
This was cool to see because it adds context to their friendship and it gives Beard some character development.
6.) Nate and Jade-
I really like Jade. She brings outer a softer side to Nate when we've become so accustomed to his douchebag side.
7.) Jamie's relationship with his mom-
It was nice seeing his mom after all his references toward her the past two seasons. I really liked the close relationship that they had.
What I would've liked to have seen but I'm not upset about:
1.) More Sassy and Nora-
Sassy is a fun character and it'd be cool if she was a more regular character rather than having a guest appearances once or twice in a deason
Nora was a nice addition in season 2 and I liked the relationship between her and Rebecca. That dynamic would've nice to build more
2.) More Dr. Sharon Fieldstone-
I wish she was a apart of the main cast
Overall Thoughts:
This season had a bit of a rough start the definitely picked up later on only to, unfortunately, fall flat in its final episode. It's a shame that they ended things on such a sour note, especially after two fantastic seasons prior. It felt like so many mistakes this season could've been avoided this season but they went out of their way to deliberately fuck things up. I truly don't understand why
2023.06.01 16:28 irrelevantname1776 I’m shocked that seemingly everyone here loved the finale.
I want to start this by saying that I absolutely loved seasons 1 and 2. They were fantastic examples of feel good TV with interesting plot lines.
I’m sorry, but season 3 was a giant dumpster fire and the season (series?) finale was awful.
There were so many pointless plot lines this season that detracted from the main event.
1) The farewell at the last practice. We don’t even see Ted tell the team he isn’t coming back, and then they do some goodbye skit at the last practice.
2) Instead of having the farewell scenes at Sam’s restaurant at the end of the season party, Ted did an entire farewell to the team IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT GAME OF THE SEASON. I’m sorry, give me a break. You send them off to the pitch watching a slideshow of the season, then at halftime down 0-2 you do another farewell about how grateful you are for the team. I get that Ted “doesn’t care” about winning but ffs this is essentially the championship game.
3) Sharon being featured so many times in the finale watching the game yet only getting 5 minutes of screen time in the first episode.
4) Beard getting married and Roy being his best man and Ted’s not even there.
I couldn’t believe it when I got to the sub and saw the rave reviews for the finale. I thought this entire season was a complete let down and the finale specifically was a giant disservice to how great seasons 1 and 2 were.
I can’t wait to be downvoted to the sewers with all the poo-pay.
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I’m sorry, but season 3 was a giant dumpster fire and the season (series?) finale was awful.
There were so many pointless plot lines this season that detracted from the main event.
- What was the point of the psychic? The green matchbook made 0 sense and it seemed like it was going to be this huge thing.
- Keeley and Roy breaking up, then Keeley dating Jack, getting broken up with, and then not ending up back with Roy. I’m sorry I’m not buying all this independent woman BS that’s being peddled. When exactly did she transform into an independent woman? When she got dumped by a billionaire who wanted to control her life? And then pining over her for weeks?
- Dani and “Van Damme’s” feud when Mexico played Canada. Making Dani this mean spirited competitor for the sake of a mask joke made 0 sense and was completely out of character.
- The Dutchman being involved in 1 episode and MIRACULOUSLY running into her at the airport on the season finale. Come on.
- The whole Shandy storyline was irrelevant. Before someone tries to say it shows Keeley being #independentbossvibes it was literally JACK who insisted she fire her.
- Nate going to the dark side, getting fired, and coming back to Richmond. We saw virtually nothing of his time as a coach, nor his interactions with Richmond once he was back. I think they just relied on the audience filling in the blanks. I get that the show has a big theme of forgiveness, but it seemed like it would be a pinnacle storyline for season 3 and it was almost just background noise.
- Sam’s restaurant getting vandalized. They made this big deal about the immigrant story for roughly 5 minutes, Sam’s restaurant gets destroyed, team comes to help, the Lasso Way brings harmony again! End plot.
1) The farewell at the last practice. We don’t even see Ted tell the team he isn’t coming back, and then they do some goodbye skit at the last practice.
2) Instead of having the farewell scenes at Sam’s restaurant at the end of the season party, Ted did an entire farewell to the team IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT GAME OF THE SEASON. I’m sorry, give me a break. You send them off to the pitch watching a slideshow of the season, then at halftime down 0-2 you do another farewell about how grateful you are for the team. I get that Ted “doesn’t care” about winning but ffs this is essentially the championship game.
3) Sharon being featured so many times in the finale watching the game yet only getting 5 minutes of screen time in the first episode.
4) Beard getting married and Roy being his best man and Ted’s not even there.
I couldn’t believe it when I got to the sub and saw the rave reviews for the finale. I thought this entire season was a complete let down and the finale specifically was a giant disservice to how great seasons 1 and 2 were.
I can’t wait to be downvoted to the sewers with all the poo-pay.
2023.06.01 15:58 Tirus_ Sam Witwer expressed interest in the DCU, roles such as Two-Face and Azreal have been floated, but I think he would make a fantastic Batman.
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