What are the saddest Sup Forums deaths?
What are the saddest Sup Forums deaths?
Liam Ortiz
Alexander Nelson
Ares for me, his mini prior to Joining Mighty Avengers is among my favorite comics, absolutely love his relationship with his son.
Love that even while on the Dark Avengers he had moments of pause & concern.
Such as his genuine care for Luke Cage's health after finding him having had a heart attack or his pause while Osborn sent a bunch of Super criminals after the renegade New Avengers.
Jeremiah Thomas
2nd place would be Nightcrawler.
If they fucking kill Beta Ray Bill in the last issue of the Unworthy mini series, I will burn shit down.
Jason Anderson
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Ryan Ortiz
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Nathaniel Myers
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Carson Fisher
Underrated
John Taylor
Ampersand from Y the Last Man
Henry Rogers
it really isnt, this episode comes up all the time here.
Jaxson Campbell
Hollis Mason in the Watchmen book
Last time I read it, it still made me feel. Dude was probably the most morally upstanding and friendly person in the entire book.
Henry James
It really was a touching moment, and for all the flack the DCAU gets for Bat wank and power level shenanigans, moments like these really went to show just how good things could be when the writers were on point.
Which one was he?
Aiden Miller
I felt nothing during that scene
Christopher Sullivan
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Luis Walker
The original Nite-Owl.
Jason Price
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Grayson Mitchell
Superman...
Julian Hall
But he didn't die.
James Martin
this is easily the most confusing death.
Samuel Robinson
Looks like a Sup Forums death to me.
Jackson Anderson
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John Hernandez
Cooper Ross
Underrated movie
Carter Gutierrez
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Joseph Brooks
Charles Xavier in Logan
Lincoln Rodriguez
youtube.com
Nuke sacriface and funeral scenes improves, Music makes it perfect.
Dominic Bailey
It is sad but more in a grand and poetic way.
Jack Perez
God tier version of Captain Marvel
;_;
Lucas Wilson
Can comics even compare?
Lucas Reed
I can't believe Casper is fucking dead... wait a minute...
Robert Morales
Steve Dillon's
Easton Wright
/ourguy/
Oliver Rodriguez
Warren ellis eulogy of him made me sad.
Sebastian Cooper
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Juan Rivera
Amazing redemption, FUCK YOU JOHNS
Juan Nelson
Shitloads of em in hitman
Sebastian Williams
Bringing up hitman is godhax and you know it.
Bentley Gomez
Hammy.
Wyatt Moore
Am I the only person that hates the reaction face slideshow they sometimes do?
Eli Jenkins
>Bloodstain is symmetrical
God this movie was bad
Samuel Jenkins
Wolverine in Logan
Zachary Gutierrez
it was also symmetrical in the comic
Luis Murphy
his bloodstain was a rorschach test.
Tyler Gonzalez
I'm STILL pissed about this
Nathaniel James
That one in particular was horrible because they're all masked and have no expression whatsoever, so what is there to even showcase?
Thomas Wilson
>this bait
Pretty good.
But just in case you're a maximum hyper-brainlet, he died in the shape of a Rorschach test. It's Moore essentially asking at the very end, of the reader, "What do you see in this man's death?" Because in the end, it's efficacy, futility, meaningfulness or pointlessness was all up to you, and is highlighted by Veidt, who up to this point had been filled with unwavering conviction and ruthless devotion to his cause of uniting the world against the squid, questioning his own actions to Dr. Manhattan...who tells him that it doesn't matter, because nothing ever ends anyway. But not even Dr. Manhattan truly knows - since he himself admits to Rorschach that he cannot change human nature...so he didn't truly know what the 'right thing' was.
Isaac Miller
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Brody Bell
>Underrated
pfft, more like, over done.
Logan Brooks
and that makes the moment unsad?
Carson Hughes
going a little earlier and vasectomized himself wouldn't be that emotional a moment, eh?
Nicholas Cox
>Moore
You mean Snyder.
Jeremiah Barnes
I'm glad he's dead
Blake King
Literally ruined by having Nightowl there to deliver the obligatory NOOOOOO
What a fucking disaster of a movie.
Nicholas James
Daniel Cox
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Brandon Roberts
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Lincoln Perry
>"So, this is what this feels like"
Austin Morgan
Just broke Lex Luthor's brainwashing and then gave his life.
Andrew Rivera
>Underrated
You must be new here
Camden Cox
It makes it not a "saddest Sup Forums death"
Did you forget the thread you were in
Charles Perez
what?
[x] did the character die?
[x] was it sad?
anything that comes afterwards is a separate experience. it can not change what you've felt in the past, even if it was 3 minutes prior.
dumbass
Blake Morales
>But he didn't die.
>[x] did the character die?
???????????
Evan Allen
Oh fuck me, the tears are swelling up again
Ethan Howard
omfg. between the boom and the moment he reassembled himself he was effectively dead. or maybe you want to resolve the everpresent philosophical dilemma, "what separates living matter from anything else?" before you allow this moment to be sad for everyone? oh wait, right, he is a robot, he was never technically alive. you must be right. that scene can never be an emotional moment evolving a (perceived) loss of a well established and likable character. silly me.
...or maybe... a plot twist! you are the robot here, because you allow yourself to switch emotions to true/false state based on the factual state of things.
Levi Campbell
did he die?
Brandon Edwards
well, Toph is not a doctor, but presumably she's "seen" things die to know whats coming...
Michael Smith
>omfg
>...or maybe...
You must be 18 or older to post on this site. You sound like a rambling, out-of-breath teenage girl.
Anyway, it's "saddest Sup Forums deaths," not "saddest moments where we thought the hero was dead but he was revealed to be alive a few minutes later." "Believed to be dead" is such a common thing in fiction that yeah, it is separate from "killed off for real."
It's still the same, singular tale, and a real death (if actually sad) is supposed to end the story on a poignant note. When they come back, poignancy is not the point: the point is relief, or joy. A happy ending, not a lingering sadness. This is part of what separates a Disney death from, say, a cape comic where a character's end gets retconned out further down the line.
I'm still impressed that for how beloved the series was, they never tried to bring Tommy back in the DCU. Probably Ennis has some pull, same as Gaiman does.
Aiden Gray
Superman can't catch a fucking break
Leo Morales
>a capeshit fag cosplays a Sup Forums moderator and teaches me how to appreciate fictional media
Ethan Campbell
The Scotsman
Kevin Harris
How about two people on the internet call you a faggot for shitting up a thread?
This thread is PROBABLY the saddest Sup Forums death now.
Ian Cook
poor guy can't catch a fucking break
Thomas Price
jesus fucking christ dude
Luis Nguyen
What is the cape equivalent of this?
Xavier Nelson
David erasing himself from existence was pretty sad
Wyatt Diaz
>not "saddest moments where we thought the hero was dead but he was revealed to be alive a few minutes later.
Exactly.
Otherwise, you'd have stuff like Nick Fury in Winter Soldier. Or Coulson in Avengers. Catwoman in Batman Returns. OR Baleman in DKR.
Then again, I'd want Groot in GotG to count. We are Groot.
Leo Cooper
three people. I'm calling him a faggot now too. Rules are what separate us from the animals.
Elijah Ross
>>>/reddit/ is that way.
Isaiah Rivera
This whole series was insane. Literally. First issue Marvel tries to get a grasp on his cosmic awareness, only to fall to complete madness. Then he seeks out the Punisher for advice.
Jayden Ross
Whoa, edgier than a Garth Ennis/Steve Dillon book
Cooper Rivera
What's happening here?
Zachary Williams
Sigh...
You know, it was really unclear.
Elijah Hall
>I'll be fine
>He's lying
Jet is fucking dead
Noah Myers
You are who you choose to be
SU-PER MAN
Jonathan Lewis
i dont care what anyone says, but wolverine was my father/brother/best friend, my comics where all i had to go to after being abused during my childhood, and it really hurt when he died
Jace Baker
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Chase Campbell
Goddamn.
Dominic Richardson
The trouble with Injustice is that so many people died that any touching deaths got buried under the corpses.
Jason Long
Stuff from Ennis' Hitman series
Maybe the end of the 1980s Vigilante series, which had the protagonist (Adrian Chase) blow is head off after killing some innocent cops
Wyatt Anderson
x-men always seemed to bring sad things
Jack Davis
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Christopher Sullivan
Superman in BvS.
Justin Rivera
dogs obey rules too. samefaging however can only be attributed to humans...
Cooper White
Am I supposed to be able to hear what rorshac is saying? I hate movies that prioritize artistic vision over being able to hear dialogue clearly.
Anthony Garcia
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Carson Ward
I almost cried when the movie turned to shit 3/4 in too.
Eli Jones
and here comes the bait
Charles Foster
80's Vigilante was kino and unfortunately I don't see it talked about much.
Luke Sullivan
He quit the X-Men to join Magneto right after that, when Mags interrupts her funeral. Man, I forgot about this.
Luke Allen
I don't care about the film version, but I just checked the comic and it doesn't.
Henry Thompson
Hey, at least it was better than any Mosuevel film.