>Presentation of superhero v superhero conflicts >interesting question "why superheroes fight each other" >presentation is the most poorly researched >"top fights are as follows":
Human Torch vs Submariner 1940 Hulk vs Thing 1964 Thor vs Silver Surfer 1968 Superman vs Spider-man 1976 Spider-man vs Wolverine 1987 Batman vs Punisher 1994 Superman vs Captain Marvel (SHAZAM) 1996(?) Captain America vs Iron Man (2007)
>clearly taken from some clickbait article >says human torch vs submariner is Johnny Storm vs Namor >ignores Dark Knight Returns completely >Says Batman v Punisher is the second time Marvel/DC ever crossed over >Says Shazam is a marvel character
No actual conclusion or thesis, says that nobody loses because they always teamup
Classes' first question why superheroines never fight
>Classes' first question why superheroines never fight
Oliver Thompson
I was livid.
Clearly no one has read an issue where Sue Storm brags about almost killing the hulk
Kevin Wood
>Uni capeshit course intro >Uni
What were you expecting?
Jayden Campbell
Curious, how much is your tuition? How much does it cost you per credit hour and how many hours is your comicbook class?
I'm simply fascinated to think that someone is going to be paying fees and interest *the rest of their life* to go chat about superhero theory. Dumbass, you can that right here for free, and even the average Sup Forums citizen is likely more knowledgeable on the subject than every single classmate, including the teacher.
40 year old you is going to kick your ass.
Hell, 25 year old you is going to shake his head in shame.
Blake Flores
I am like 90% sure that Superman vs Captain Marvel is from Kingdom Come
Why is there a comic course at your """""""uni"""""" Europoor?
Samuel Peterson
DC All New Limited Collectors Edition C-58 1978
Lucas Perez
>Classes' first question why superheroines never fight
Actually pretty good question. Pretty hard to come up with equally iconic fights with female characters in them that had as big significance. Cyclops vs. Storm is one of the few rare ones.
Angel Russell
the presenter dated it at 1996, and the article they ripped it from was talking about KC
Michael Young
>>Says Shazam is a marvel character
Goddammit. He's fallen far from being the biggest Superhero around.
Sebastian Brown
>See stuff for a comics reading group at my Uni >Decide to check it out and sign up to the mailing list >Foolishly assume it will be a casual 'talk about what you like' thing >First info came today >''we're talking about representation this year, here is you're required reading, which will be a comic and a scholarly article every two weeks''
My main issue with it is that I really dont need the things I do in my off time trying to be another course.
Jaxon Mitchell
what's the comic and the article
Ryder Howard
Sandman Vol. 5 and ''The Sand/wo/man: The Unstable Worlds of Gender in Neil Gaiman's Sandman Series.''
They provided the files at least.
Chase Diaz
The answer of course is Civil War 2 and any time She-hulk goes nuts
Ryan Garcia
That sounds shitty, especially the articles you need to read alongside it.
I get how comics are an interpretive medium but jesus
Sebastian Lee
>required reading for a club
James Robinson
>Johnny Storm >1940
WEW
Cameron Thomas
well if it's a comic reading and discussion group...
Justin Lee
what do you think a book club is?
John Garcia
Of course your going to have readings, but “academic” articles and think pieces? Isn’t that why it’s a book club? To this that kind of discussion on your own?
Liam Brown
>No Hulk vs Wolverine Shit list
Joseph Gomez
I assume it's to maintain a certain level of knowledge on the topic. If Sup Forums implemented a "You have to have actually read the comic you're discussing" you'd exclude 90% of the people here.
Dominic Cooper
it's a decent starting point for a discussion, I suppose
Brody Brooks
>Spider-Man vs. Wolverine
That fight was ridiculously stupid. The Marvel Adventures fight with Pete wiping the floor with Logan was the true fight.
Blake Bailey
>but “academic” articles and think pieces?
I don't see an issue here. Such material is a good way to spark more high brow analytical discussion about the subject matter.
Jace Hernandez
>If Sup Forums implemented a "You have to have actually read the comic you're discussing" you'd exclude 99.99% of the people here. FTFY
Jeremiah Richardson
Peter's a bitch.
Tyler Cooper
Logan pls
Ethan Ortiz
Or you could just read minimum three comic books. Ever.
Caleb Anderson
Supplementary reading is usually helpful to get better discussion going.
Robert Young
Oh I get it now, I thought it was just sort of a general comic discussion style of thing. I imagine that would be kind of difficult to organize and discuss properly if everyone read different things.
