What is your all time favorite comic book "scene"?

[8milemax]

[Rodey]

Infinite Crisis 5: Superman says to Ka El, "A perfect Earth doesn't need a Superman."

[8milemax]

[Maccai3]

[Jokerman]

Odin headbutting Galactus, cracking open his armor and sending him crashing to Earth. Don't eff with Odin.

 

 

 

 

Where's this from??

 

 

 

Joker--

 

 

 

[stroszek]

[999ghosts]

Practically a turning point in comics history:

 

ow... I remember that one. I loved it when I saw that book.

[Tomega]

Odin headbutting Galactus, cracking open his armor and sending him crashing to Earth. Don't eff with Odin.

 

 

 

 

Where's this from??

 

 

 

Joker--

 

 

 

The Mighty Thor #5 (2011)

[CntrlScrutinizr-migration]

Great thread! My favorite scene always was in Amazing Spider-Man #121. I think you all know what I'm talking about. ("snap!")

 

However, after just reading Walking Dead #100, I think I have another scene that's going to stick with me for a while (not sure if that's good or bad!)

[Gatsby77]

Superman 75.

 

The page or two that pans through all of the people in Superman's life as their watching him die.I forget how it goes, but includes "his wife" (Lois) and particularly the description of Jimmy Olsen as we see the look of horror on his face as he watches the battle scene ("And one who would be his pal.")

[PovertyRow]

Two really stick out in my mind. One was the EC Baseball story FOUL PLAY in HAUNT OF FEAR #19, which I used to own. The final page, consisting of three act5ual panels, is certainly very high up in the gruesome level, especially for the earfly 50s.

 

http://theshortbox.com/2010/10/panel-by-panel-haunt-of-fear-19/

 

The second one was in my pre-code horror collection, MYSTERIOUS ADVENTURES #20, concerned a woman who was constantly berated and belittled by her cruel chef husband Francois. Final scene she takes her revenge and, in a scene similar to FOUL PLAY (above), makes a tempting display in the store of "Francois' Heart" and "Francois' Liver" etc.

 

 

PS - I did change the above post because I could not recall the MA 20 issue. Luckily Search is our friend and I found I asked the same question in 2003 in the GA and it got answered. Brain cell don;t age well.

[akaSteveRogers]

Practically a turning point in comics history:

I was just getting ready to post this.

 

(thumbs u

 

Huge fan of the pre-suped-up modern Wolvie.

 

 

[Gatchaman]

Batman lays out Guy Gardner with one punch and the best part is that they leave him there on floor while they start their meeting.

 

[vacantpassenger]

I think this might be cheating, but I my single "scene" consisted of an entire issue.

 

I know it might be modern garbage to some, but I think The Confession is probably one of the most well written scenes ever.

[akaSteveRogers]

[Invincifans]

Invincible vs Conquest