Quasi-psuedo- official Atop the Fourth Wall thread

I wonder if Linkara knows about the gross-out "ew, Aunt May having sex?" running gag from the post-One More Day comics?

I don't believe he's read any Post-OMD Spider-Man comic. At least, he wont till OMD's been fixed or something.

Anywho: Is it me or does his shelving change every review?

Also: Youngblood #7.

Maybe. I can check out later if you want.

Hey, "Superheroes don't sing?" Bullcrap, Batman is a fan of jazz, AND, gave us this wonderful moment.

And the venezuelan dub gave us another good interpretation with Superman voice actor singing for Batman.

So, the theory of "everything is funnier with Batman" still hold on, huh?

edited 9th Feb '15 5:24:06 PM by Tomodachi

...Damnit Rob why... Did we really need a full page spread of that!

I think Lewis is forgetting about Captain Hammer. Or Dazzler.


Does Elsa count? No parents, Badass Normal sidekick, superpowers...

Yep, he's made one exception for OMIT, but that was about it.

He also read the previews of Superior Spider-man in a comic book store.

I don't remember what was his opinion, but I think it was "not interested". You know the man doesn't like these kind of stories, and even them, I'm not a fan of superior. Otto is no Magneto or Doom, he is not interesting.

edited 10th Feb '15 9:27:00 AM by Tomodachi

One doesn't need to read the books to be aware of any of the things that happen in them. Linkara proved this during his rant about OMD in the "Top 15 Comics he wouldn't Review" video.

Also, Linkara admitted he read Scarlet Spider, which spun directly out of Spider-Island, crossed over with Venom (which also spun out of post-OMD Spidey) and Superior Spider-Man Team-Up, and used the Kraven family from post-OMD Spidey. That version of Kane also had a significant role in Spider-Verse. So it's only true that he read no post-OMD Spidey if we don't count spin-offs or tie-ins.

edited 14th Feb '15 9:11:42 AM by MainManJ

Rom the Spaceknight. And Pollo gets a new voice.

edited 16th Feb '15 8:00:32 AM by GethKnight

...Now I want to see a Rom movie in the MCU.

My sister felt blissful after Steven Universe was mentioned.

Rom is good comics its a shame they'll likely never be reprinted

Aaaaaaah, Rom. I've only read one arc of this comic, but it was awesome. It was the one where he traveled to USSR and allied himself (after a fight first, of course) with the Gremlin and the Soviet Super Soldiers for bringing down a Dire Wraith complex hidden in Siberia. Boy, did my 20-years-younger-self loved that one.

At least the Space Knights are still around... Though sadly Rom is said to have disappeared/died in between.

A Pokemon video from the weekend and today's two-parter AT4W!

Whats that... Eduardo fell down the Well?

... THEY BROUGHT BACK FRENCH TOAST CRUNCH

-Runs out of topic-

Today's episode, based on the original script for the Star Wars films. Eventually, I'll see them.

...I know you're probably sick of hearing this, but you seriously haven't seen Star Wars?

In September, I tried to see the first one, but the library's copy didn't really work. The disc had dust and scratches. I could get rid of the dust, but not the jagged grooves. Eventually, I'll see them, just to see what all the fuss is about.

Good luck and hopefully you find an early VHS copy. The special editions have not aged well from what I've heard.

Sadly, my family no longer has a VHS.

Go to Lightning Fast VCR Repair.

Oh God, why would you ever suggest that? VHS video quality is shit. Or maybe I'm just used to HD streams and Blu-Rays.

Those fucks have been repairing my VCR for 4 years.

edited 5th Mar '15 7:02:33 AM by SilentlyHonest

Because VHS is about the best chance of seeing the films without the unnecessary and poorly aged "Han talking to Jabba" scene in A New Hope and the singing alien in Jabba's Palace in Return. Unless Disney is releasing the unedited versions, I don't remember.

There's also a fast-forward button if you're really opposed to those scenes, which is much easier and more convenient than finding a VCR and copies of the VHS from the early 90s.