Alright, people, we just got confirmation that Dana Terrace DID pitch the show to Cartoon Network and they rejected her. NOW STOP SAYING THAT THE SHOW WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER OFF IF SHE PITCHED IT THERE!1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/TheOwlHouse
REMINDER THAT YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE NOT TO WATCH “FOR THE FUTURE” LEGALLY. Oh, you pirate the show because it’s free? Well, here’s a full episode for free. So frickin’ watch it and get that video up to 4 million views. It’s what the cast and crew deserves.1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/TheOwlHouse
THIS MOTHER F**KER'S FIRST COMIC SOMEHOW VAGUELY PREDICTED THE FINALE! GOSH DANG IT!1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/TheOwlHouse
I would love it if it turned out that the reason why DC allowed James Gunn to shine a spotlight on The Authority because he was willing to adapt THIS storyline in particular.1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
I swear to F--K, this is real. (From Catwoman/Tweety and Sylvester. Yes, really.)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
Now, I don't know ANYTHING about The Beyonder or how the MCU is going to write him, but I'm telling you right now...nothing's going to top THIS guy. (From Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. Show it to your kids. It's cute)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
I will lose it if anything bad happens to these precious babies (From IDW's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, #110)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
I feel like this is something to keep note of. As far as I can tell, it's not common for a female hero to be the leader of a team. Especially one dominated by men. (From The Champions, V1 #6)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
...So, this is basically magic. Don't bother telling me it's science. This is magic. And something tells me his suits will only get MORE ridiculous in the future. (From Iron Man, V1, #85)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
So, Vision in a swimsuit is something I'd never thought I'd see...and I honestly hope I never see it again (From Avengers, V1, #137)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
My knowledge of comics are limited, but this is probably the worst that The Thing has ever looked (From Marvel Two-In-One #36)11mo ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
Well, here's an out of context moment for you. (From Defenders, V1 #33)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
Well, this is funny to look back on. (From Fantastic Four, V1 #169)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
Not to be THAT guy, but this Senses shattering new super-star of all makes a total of 21 appearances in Marvel's history. I think they got a LITTLE too excited with this one.1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
I once made a claim that cracking jokes has always been a part of Marvel's staple, saying that's part of Marvel's charm: They made jokes. Then someone said that's not the case, that even Iron Man and Captain America never made jokes. Meanwhile, in Avengers V1 #144...1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
Last Question I'll Ask Here: Who the H-E-Double Hockey Sticks in Marvel decided to use an Adolf Hitler Quote?! No wonder this was the last issue in the volume... (From Sub-Mariner, V1, #72)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
What the fu--What gym teacher would do this and not get fired for it?! (From--And I'm not kidding--Giant Size Man-Thing #4)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
I'm not gonna lie, this is probably one of the creepiest things Marvel has made. Maybe not THE creepiest, but it's the first time reading these comics when I felt genuine chills up my spine. (From Werewolf By Night, V1, #36)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
So, during my read through of classic Marvel comics, something like this keeps happening to issues between 1975-1976. It happened in Iron Man, in Avengers, and, here, in Luke Cage, Power Man (1974) #29. Can someone explain this? And in a way that you would to a toddler?1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/Marvel
...Was...was this really necessary? Did they need to do this? (from Captain America, V1 #164)1yr ⋅ Ordinary_Schmuck ⋅ r/comicbooks
