Slade Gauntlet. Grip Strength Challenge.

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bluewaterrider Senior Member

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Note Kingpin's quick recovery time.
He actually recovers and gets up faster than Spider-Man, despite being on the receiving end of a double-fisted strike from Pete and taking the brunt of the fall.

Mindset Senior Member

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I imagine it's an acquired taste for some; conversely, I had someone just this week private message and say they absolutely love my posts.

Recommend just skipping this particular page.
If you haven't recognized, the pattern is scan heavy page, discussion page. Scan heavy page, discussion page.

Skip the scan heavy pages, which are necessary to create the links you know and love later on.

In the meantime, taking time to answer posts like this only delays the time until I can present these as more conventional links, so ...

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tl;dr

bluewaterrider Senior Member

What's particularly ironic is that, without yourself, Damborgson, and DarkSaint, all the attachments would have been neatly confined to the previous page, leaving this one entirely free for discussion.

At any rate, ending image of Round 2 and Spider-man's first story arc encounter with the Kingpin.

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bluewaterrider Senior Member

Updated List. Note that Classic Captain America, Man Mountain Marko, and Classic Killer Croc have been struck.

Grifter
Superboy Prime (depowered)
Poison Ivy
Nightwing
Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Flash (Walter West)

Captain America (Classic)
Man Mountain Marko
Killer Croc (Classic)

06 Bane (clean)

05-5 Deadpool
05-4 Harley Quinn
05-3 Classic Kingpin (Calm)
05-2 Captain America (Modern, high end)
05-1 Slade

04 Green Goblin
03 Bane (fully juiced)
02 Classic Kingpin (enraged)
01 Killer Croc (Modern)

Damborgson King of the Damboys
Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I imagine it's an acquired taste for some; conversely, I had someone just this week private message and say they absolutely love my posts.
Badabing Gym rat

Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I imagine it's an acquired taste for some; conversely, I had someone just this week private message and say they absolutely love my posts.

Recommend just skipping this particular page.
If you haven't recognized, the pattern is scan heavy page, discussion page. Scan heavy page, discussion page.

Skip the scan heavy pages, which are necessary to create the links you know and love later on.

In the meantime, taking time to answer posts like this only delays the time until I can present these as more conventional links, so ...

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Use a photo sharing site. Several posts in a row could be considered spam. Using photo sharing would condense the posts and make it easier for everybody to read.