Evil conversion(for the lack for better term) - Page 419

0000user0001 · 05-19-2011

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Originally Posted by Xanderfox

X-23 is a clone, and yes 23 denotes there where 22 before her, and I think 5 after. She was introduced in animated series X-Men Evolution, then became a cannon immigrant. She's also pretty emo and a cutter(no scars thanks to regeneration). it's no surprise she'd let Jubilee feed on her, because of her powers she can't get infected with the type of vampireisum Jubilee has, normally in Marvel Vampire infection comes with Evil conversion, but Jubilee was changed buy a virus meant to convince humans mutants are vampires, same anti mutant group that wanted to make Nightcrawler the Pope so they could assassinate him in a flashy way and claim Mutants are demons, and I believe the same group that brainwashed Wolfsbane to rip of Archangle's flesh wings which accidentally lead to her eating her own father in a bit of karma.

X-men comics are always good for weird Transformations and Evil Conversions.

I'm kinda depressed that I knew all of that already...

mercury01 · 05-19-2011

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Originally Posted by Xanderfox

if the "Skint" sound effect of her adamantim claw extending doesn't tip you off that's X-23, Wolverine's female clone. Vampire Jubilee isn't EC either, she's still herself, but now has to deal with blood cravings. vampire tf that doesn't change alignment isn't EC.

See, THIS is why comic sales are declining. No Evil Vampire Yuri sexin'.

Crinos · 05-19-2011

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Originally Posted by mercury01

See, THIS is why comic sales are declining. No Evil Vampire Yuri sexin'.

I defy you to name one medium that would not be improved by Evil Vampire Yuri sexin.

Anyways, I know how to correct this problem; LIGHT THE CHRIS CLAREMONT SIGNAL!

Mazoku · 05-19-2011

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Originally Posted by Crinos

I defy you to name one medium that would not be improved by Evil Vampire Yuri sexin.

Anyways, I know how to correct this problem; LIGHT THE CHRIS CLAREMONT SIGNAL!

I hope Claremont still has his EC mojo. I'm not sure what he's been up to lately.

pajamavamp · 05-20-2011

Vampire Yuri huh?

Did someone call?

rb9 · 05-20-2011

Wondering how long it would take you to get the batsignal.

On another note, give me another couple days on VGQ demo, it's been insane around here.

mercury01 · 05-20-2011

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Originally Posted by Mazoku

Quite so. Heck, there's something very much like Evil Vampire Yuri sexin' in the story I just mentioned in my last post; "Dark Queen's Reign", it's the main method of corruption Reiko uses on Devil Hunter Yohko.

I hope Claremont still has his EC mojo. I'm not sure what he's been up to lately.

I don't think I want Claremont back. Yes, he did do a lot of EC and basically made X-Men into the comic that carried Marvel for a whole decade, but he also tied continuity into knots and kept killing characters over and over and over...

0000user0001 · 05-20-2011

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Originally Posted by mercury01

I don't think I want Claremont back. Yes, he did do a lot of EC and basically made X-Men into the comic that carried Marvel for a whole decade, but he also tied continuity into knots and kept killing characters over and over and over...

Continuity in comics is pretty much a joke all across the board to begin with, sides dying in comics doesn't mean a thing http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...OfResurrection

"Mutant Heaven has no pearly gates, only revolving doors." ? Professor Charles Xavier, X-Factor #70

rick404 · 05-20-2011

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Originally Posted by 0000user0001

Continuity in comics is pretty much a joke all across the board to begin with, sides dying in comics doesn't mean a thing http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...OfResurrection

"Mutant Heaven has no pearly gates, only revolving doors." ? Professor Charles Xavier, X-Factor #70

Nothing means anything in big comics with franchising, reboots, modern relevancy re-imagining...Honestly it why I could never buy into it. I like quite a few of the characters and the general themes (ie Stan Lee idealism etc) but the continuity, alternate universes, off shots...its ridiculous.

fringedog · 05-20-2011

This is why you guys need to move onto the francobelgian comics where "superheroes which see Xth amount of revivals taken to eleven" is a phenomenon barely existant

In fact, superheroes themselves are pretty much nonexistant in francobelgian comics. Pretty much, of those I own, if someone has supernatural abilities chances will be that it's a villain("I am Legion" 's Anna Anslea and Victor Thorpe, I'm looking at you two http://www.comicvine.com/i-am-legion/49-25743/ . As for this comic, it doesn't see "evil conversion" in the classical senses, but does see some amount of possession(which isn't a big spoiler considering how quickly it is hinted at). For those really looking at satisfying a desire to see female example of such, though, you might be disapointed as there really is only one toward the end, and it's a rather short deal. Personally I mostly only liked it for the tale, though some people not exposed to the francobelgian tradition of comics might find it.... "wordy". ).

kyuven · 05-20-2011

I'm reminded of this one comic i own called "Common Grounds" about a coffee shop chain where heroes and villains have a truce. The founder created it after his son was killed due to a miscommunication, and he still holds out hope years and years (after the man who killed him has served his prison sentence and been reduced to a bum on the street) later that his son can come back.
Unfortunately the tone of the story is that his son has one or both of the only types of American comic book deaths that are irreversible: 1) Death by Origin story (origin of Common Grounds), and 2) C-List fodder (his son was a bright eyed rookie)

Mazoku · 05-20-2011

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Originally Posted by mercury01

I don't think I want Claremont back. Yes, he did do a lot of EC and basically made X-Men into the comic that carried Marvel for a whole decade, but he also tied continuity into knots and kept killing characters over and over and over...

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Originally Posted by 0000user0001

Continuity in comics is pretty much a joke all across the board to begin with, sides dying in comics doesn't mean a thing http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...OfResurrection

"Mutant Heaven has no pearly gates, only revolving doors." ? Professor Charles Xavier, X-Factor #70

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Originally Posted by rick404

Nothing means anything in big comics with franchising, reboots, modern relevancy re-imagining...Honestly it why I could never buy into it. I like quite a few of the characters and the general themes (ie Stan Lee idealism etc) but the continuity, alternate universes, off shots...its ridiculous.

Like "Snowglare" said here before comics these days are often nothing more than glorified fan fiction. It really is like fanboys have taken over large parts of the business. Kill-offs and re-imaginings are really usually just cheap substitutes for real creativity.

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Originally Posted by pajamavamp

Vampire Yuri huh?

Did someone call?

That reminds me, I saw this on the MC Forum; "Vampire Cheerleaders":
http://www.gomanga.com/manga/vampirecheerleaders.php

05-20-2011	#5022
rb9 Process Master Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 589	Re: Evil conversion(for the lack for better term) Wondering how long it would take you to get the batsignal. On another note, give me another couple days on VGQ demo, it's been insane around here. __________________ OMFG I have a picture now. DQ4 heroine transformed as Witch Lady. Find a lot of VG/RPG femdom corruption (and MCl, monstergirl) at groups.yahoo.com/groups/ricobanderas9

05-20-2011	#5026
fringedog Would-be TF artist Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 208	Re: Evil conversion(for the lack for better term) This is why you guys need to move onto the francobelgian comics where "superheroes which see Xth amount of revivals taken to eleven" is a phenomenon barely existant In fact, superheroes themselves are pretty much nonexistant in francobelgian comics. Pretty much, of those I own, if someone has supernatural abilities chances will be that it's a villain("I am Legion" 's Anna Anslea and Victor Thorpe, I'm looking at you two http://www.comicvine.com/i-am-legion/49-25743/ . As for this comic, it doesn't see "evil conversion" in the classical senses, but does see some amount of possession(which isn't a big spoiler considering how quickly it is hinted at). For those really looking at satisfying a desire to see female example of such, though, you might be disapointed as there really is only one toward the end, and it's a rather short deal. Personally I mostly only liked it for the tale, though some people not exposed to the francobelgian tradition of comics might find it.... "wordy". ). Last edited by fringedog; 05-20-2011 at 11:52 AM.

05-20-2011	#5027
kyuven Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 350	Re: Evil conversion(for the lack for better term) I'm reminded of this one comic i own called "Common Grounds" about a coffee shop chain where heroes and villains have a truce. The founder created it after his son was killed due to a miscommunication, and he still holds out hope years and years (after the man who killed him has served his prison sentence and been reduced to a bum on the street) later that his son can come back. Unfortunately the tone of the story is that his son has one or both of the only types of American comic book deaths that are irreversible: 1) Death by Origin story (origin of Common Grounds), and 2) C-List fodder (his son was a bright eyed rookie)