Most atrocious act...

sorry...Kyle Rayner finds his girlfriend chopped up in the fridge, tat's pretty bad.

^ Yeah, that was dark as f*ck. 👆

...On the girlfriend/wife note, I'm surprised that no one has mentioned this:

I mean, Sue had it coming, but still....

😗

😂 Wow.

Originally posted by Galan007
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Never got around to posting this, but this is what led to Michonne torturing the Governor so brutally:

Suffice to say: he deserved every spoonful. ermmhappy

Man those were the days when reading walking dead made you feel disgusting.

Originally posted by Galan007
Yeah, some of shit in Thanos' backstory was...pretty dark, to say the least. I was actually somewhat surprised that Marvel published something like that in a mainstream title.

For those who haven't seen it...

His Mom's kinda hawt

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Originally posted by JayDaDon
Man those were the days when reading walking dead made you feel disgusting.

TWD at its best. I'm sure Kirkman is only waiting for the right moment to shock us again like that.

Originally posted by JayDaDon
Man those were the days when reading walking dead made you feel disgusting.

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Originally posted by Galan007
^ Yeah, that was dark as f*ck. 👆

...On the girlfriend/wife note, I'm surprised that no one has mentioned this:

I mean, Sue had it coming, but still....

😗

Wow, you went there.. 😱

Originally posted by zopzop
The most atrocious thing in this post is the art. How the phuck do 'artists' like that get jobs

It's better then most things that are out there in the comic book world.

I think that stuff like this should be avoided in Superhero comics.

Originally posted by Prof. T.C McAbe
I think that stuff like this should be avoided in Superhero comics.

You know nothing, Jon Snow.

Punisher setting his resurrected wife, children and Microchip's son on fire. Just because he was afraid of them seeing what he's become.

that issue where punisher owns spidey daredevil and wolverine comes to mind. he parks a steam roller on wolvie.

AvX when spider-man gets the brakes beat off of him.

Marvel Zombies 1, 2 and Origins come to mind, full of dark as **** moments.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Punisher setting his resurrected wife, children and Microchip's son on fire. Just because he was afraid of them seeing what he's become.

Wait, he set innocent people on fire??? 😕

Originally posted by JayDaDon
Wait, he set innocent people on fire??? 😕

Does anyone think "women in fridges" is still a thing in comics?

Originally posted by JayDaDon
Wait, he set innocent people on fire??? 😕

Yes. His own family + Micro's son. Technically, he held Firebrand (Iron Man villain) at a gunpoint and told him to do it... once it was done, killed him too.

1. http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/9/98479/2097700-punisher_10_0014.jpg
2. http://www.brucetringale.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/franken_04.jpg

Originally posted by deathslash
they were being resurrected by the hood in a demon is ritual.

As revealed in the letter column and in the mini-series called "In the Blood" that got released later, they were resurrected without any changes in their personality or anything... there's a reason why even Wolverine needs to lecture Frank about killing from time to time.

Frank cannot be redeemed, both 616 and Max realities show that. He's not like Batman whose only wish is to have his parents again.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
Does anyone think "women in fridges" is still a thing in comics?

What do you mean?