Gunnerkrigg Court

Go back far enough and you start getting familiar animals in really weird places. The place where London currently is had Rhinos running around it at one point.

edited 21st Sep '14 2:00:33 AM by Elfive

May I just say that the Hulk's variable-to-the-point-of-potential-infinity power level pisses me off to no end and is the reason I strongly dislike the character.

One can only hope you don't read too many superhero comics, you'd probably have an aneurysm before too long.

I always disliked that about Hulk too, though I must admit it's kind of irrational when strength limits are pretty much Depending on the Writer anyway.

I'm generally aware that power levels in comics vary a lot, I just dislike that literally any imaginable bind the Hulk gets in can be conceivably solved by a writer saying "and then he gets ANGRIER".

"The Hulk is forced to go to anger management classes or he'll be forcibly separated from his children, to whom he represents a constant danger."

Can I hug you?

His children were murdered a while back.

...bad things followed.

So, you're saying that there are people in the Marvel universe who think that killing the Hulk's kids is a good idea?

...How were they not dead already?

It involved Hulk being displaced by a rocket ship, a gladiator world, and a remote-controlled bomb that was accidentally triggered by someone who wasn't even on the same planet at the time.

Except later it turned out it was a betrayal by someone who wanted it to look like that.

I think that person got killed. Can't recall.

I thought they all survived and came to Earth and Hulk turned into a bitch that got lolstomped by Zeus.

Isn't Hulk's son still around? He's even in that new Hulk cartoon.

According to wikipedia he's got two twin sons, both of whom survived and are doing their own thing on Earth.

1409

ok sure let me just get this flesh here

She is going to find this new flesh so sexy. A boat. With flesh. Hot.

Sweet mamma jamma! Nightmare Fuel much?

Well, he did say please.

Um. I'm sure a bit of foundation and some eyeliner will go some way to... Who am I kidding?

Here's hoping the next panel is Kat saying "Hahaha hell no." Someone has to call the robots out on their bullshit.

The story so far:

Everyone went on a cruise and then they went for a dance on the cruise, and then it turns out that the cruise ship is a robot who wants Kat, who he worships as a creator, to make him flesh so he can hook up with Lindsey, a giant psychic crab chaperone, so he gets his cronies to block all supernatural powers and forces Zimmy to bend reality (because that's how you make flesh), but not before Jack's girlfriend (who is a witch) helps Annie send a distress signal to Renard on a magically enhanced drone, and then everyone goes to a dark alternate dimension where the ship looks like an eldritch abomination.

What.

edited 22nd Sep '14 1:38:54 AM by edvedd

When you put it like that it does start to sound a bit silly, doesn't it.

I mean, I've seen worse, but still.

edited 22nd Sep '14 1:41:33 AM by Elfive

I am not complaining, mind you. I just want everyone to consider all the steps we've had to take to get to this point.

How is this less silly (or scary) than most of Doctor Who? This kind of chaos? Heh: Brits... we live in these headspaces.

edited 22nd Sep '14 1:51:08 AM by Euodiachloris

It's Suul'ka!

(I just had to. How often do you get Eldritch Abomination dolphins?)

edited 22nd Sep '14 1:54:25 AM by Sidewinder

Makes sense to me.