You know your a comic book geek when.......

Originally posted by Juntai
What, that I knew what that meant?

You know your a comic book geek when in a room full of non comic readers your the only one that can tell the difference between Iceman and SS.

Originally posted by Scoobless
Check

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😂 ...its so freaking hard!
all i hear from them is superman is strong, he'll knock SS out.

Originally posted by Big Sexy
You know your a comic book geek when in a room full non comic readers your the only one that can tell the difference between Iceman and SS.

You are geeky when you talks about own experience of geekiness on a forum🙂

You know your a comic book geek when....... every time you see a falling star you secretly hope it's a dying alien who's going to give you a power ring.

😐

Originally posted by ScarletSpider
When your friend's dad calls you because he saw something about Captain America on CNN and wants to know what it's all about.

Originally posted by Scoobless
You know your a comic book geek when....... every time you see a falling star you secretly hope it's a dying alien who's going to give you a power ring.

😐

I want a dead aliens power ring.
🙁

You know you're a comic book geek when.... You notice the original poster of this thread spelt you're wrong 🙁

Originally posted by Big Sexy
You know your a comic book geek when in a room full of non comic readers your the only one that can tell the difference between Iceman and SS.

😆 😆 😆

Originally posted by Scoobless
You know your a comic book geek when....... every time you see a falling star you secretly hope it's a dying alien who's going to give you a power ring.

😐

😆 😆 😆

You know you're a comic book geek when you actually take the time to think of the real world implications of comic book powers.

Originally posted by Newjak
You know you're a comic book geek when you actually take the time to think of the real world implications of comic book powers.

😮 Really?

Damn...

😛

Originally posted by Hercules
😮 Really?

Damn...

😛

I second that.

Originally posted by Newjak
You know you're a comic book geek when you actually take the time to think of the real world implications of comic book powers.

I actually designed a character to take advatange of the real world effects of his powers.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I actually designed a character to take advatange of the real world effects of his powers.

Originally posted by Juntai
Such as?
That's kind of ambiguous.

Basicly the idea was to take advatage of how thw world should react to superhuman powers in order to make the guy more dangerous.

For example when the Flash and most other speedsters move at high speeds they have some mutation or force that prevents them from wrecking everything around them. If you remove that completely and merely make a character that won't die from moving a high Mach speeds you end up with a person who can cripple an army just by walking by. Comic books also tend to ignore what a thunderclap should do to a person especially if you wave your hand past thier ear at Mach5.

Obviously the Flash and other speedsters are capable of these feats but in this case to focus is on how useful the collatoral effects are and not the speed power itself.

You know when you're a comic book geek when....

...you buy different action figures from DC Direct. Then you get a video camera and start making your own Justice League Movie. Then load the video to Youtube.com.

(Coming soon sometime in 2008 by WD Productions)

Story 1:
My mom was shocked when she heard about Cap in the news...

...then more shocked when I already knew about it, AND what the next issue is about (the autopsy). I was like, "Mom. It's me. If you know something about comics, I knew it last week."

Story 2:
I only have 1 friend that will watch any Justice League episode with me. He likes hearing about power levels, continuity, and other random sh*t. Everyone else just gets annoyed...

Also, good thread.

Originally posted by OB1-adobe
(finish the sentence game)

You know your a comic book geek when.....

When the general public see's Action comics #1 and the 1940's as the early adventures of Superman, but YOU refer to it as the adventures of Superman from Earth-2

(Someone else go)

I admit. I am one. Maybe the oldest 🙂

You know you a comic book geek when u contemplate which is better between hand beams and eye beams
Eye Beams Vs Hand Beams