Suggestion: Monster.Spider Man

Norman Osborn (I like the first one better myself)? Carnage◊?

I requested in the IP discussion thread that no new threads be created for a while so the current backlog can be whittled down. Locking this for now; when we get things cleared out some, I'll re-open it.

edited 14th Aug '15 6:43:32 AM by Willbyr

Moving this back to IP for discussion.

I like Carnage.

Carnage is more horrifically evil in that picture by a wide margin.

Carnage. Though I might be biased, Maximum Carnage introduced me to superhero comics.

edited 24th Aug '15 7:51:43 AM by Rjinswand

I think Carnage is the best of the two.

Me Too!.

The Carnage pic is the best of the three, but I really hate that guy's art so this is half-hearted.

EDIT: It's up and tagged. Considering Carnage is both the page pic and the quote, a caption seems like overkill, but I'll keep this open another day or two for ideas.

edited 25th Aug '15 8:05:12 PM by Willbyr

I like how it is now. Though the picture should be kept captionless in that case.

edited 26th Aug '15 3:22:46 AM by Rjinswand

The text from that second Norman Osborn picture wouldn't be bad as a new quote. "Bad news, actually... I recently killed your children. And your boy—your son—died squealing, skewered on his own sword."

I could go for that.

Ditto. And for the caption, we can either use the current quote, or something like "In this image from Mind Bomb, Carnage lives up to his name."

I'd much rather use part of the quote for the caption than the latter.

If we're mining the page quote for a caption (and replacing it with a Norman quote), I suggest either

"I know nine million ways to kill a body and I love every single one of them."

or

"And when I sleep I dream of ways to kill a body that ain't nobody thought of yet."

I like the first one.

Or, "Bodies burst. Bodies slit right up the middle and shared across a hundred nice little gardens."

The first is probably the best...gets the point across nice and clear without being as explicit as the other bits.

Agreed.

15.1 for the caption is fine with me as well.

I've gone ahead and put up 15.1 and cut the quote; the Norman Osborn dialogue can be brought up in the quote discussion thread as a replacement. Locking up.