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theCapraAegagrus

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  1. That'll get you arrested nowadays...
  2. How do you get that kind of inspiration without drugs!?
  3. Did you think they were "creating" characters and stories..? Marvel Comics are basically the Bible of the 20th century. Those people are real and those things really happened in their minds while they were experimenting with LSD.
  4. I may be biased, but, Comics vs Thread... What power would you rather have? Flight vs Teleportation
  5. Thermonuclear astrophysics are real, but not the real explanation for the material reaction between your hands and paper, it's just an Avengers reference. I'm no expert on the impact of bacteria or other biological nuisances on paper, but, it's always better to be safe than sorry! Hence the use of gloves on 20th century comics. I'm sure Modern stuff is more protected by the glossy paper and stuff. I'm never concerned with handling them. I just enjoy reading them.
  6. #1. Yes. It's a thermonuclear astrophysical material reaction between your epidermis and the glossy paper stock. Have you ever put the AC on in your car, when it's warm outside, but raining? There's a residual reaction from the chemical exposure to your windshield. Same concept between the human body's operational temperature colliding with the 'room temperature' of your comic book. #2. Also, yes. Comic books are meant to be handled. Sterile, sweaty hands, are better than 'question mark' hands that may contain bacteria or other infernal microscopic creatures looking to destroy the integrity of your Bubble Boy comic books.
  7. He's great and all, but he's not more powerful than The Flash, no matter how fast his hands/other parts of his body are on you...
  8. Seriously, though, Endgame was an original story with interesting characters.
  9. No. Edit: Trust no one. Help no one. The seller's trying to rake you over the coals.
  10. The one where he dies in Infinity War.
  11. You have too many "t"s in there, jabroni.
  12. Just here to up my post count. Post count = credibility.