Scarlet and Marvel Comic's Squirrel Girl

MicasR wrote:I just realised that one of the actors in a local tv series reminds me of Scarlet. Even the way she talks. She is from Bulgaria or Romania or somewhere so she also talks like Scarlet. She almost looks like Scarlet

What's her name?

Attack of Zombie Squirrels!


Z Squirrel at rest


Is it OK squirrel or Z Squirrel? BITE! OUCH! I am infected!


NO!!! I am transformed into zombie squirrel man! HeeeellllllpBbbbbrrrraaaiiinnnsss!!!!!!!! (thats not mine photo!!!)


Z Squirrel converting more rodents into Zeds


BRAAAAIIINNNZZZ!

Is it dead?


Braaains!


I am infected!


God save the army! Infected squirrel-man is is dead!


But no weapon can stop zombie squirrel apocalypse! VERY MEGA SQUIRREL! SHOOT IT!


DEAD FROM ABOVE! NO! Brave solders are infected!


More recruits into Zombie Squirrel Army!


Kitty! Dont bite it! It infected!


Kitty NOOOOO!


BRAINS!


BRAAAAAINS!

I prefer this squirrel girl (blazblue) than marvel squirrel girl...
Beware, Makoto Nanaya is here!

Spoiler:

OMG! She definetly attack enemies with Squirrels! Who was character designer! Squirrel army is so stupid! Thats the reason I prefer Manga not comics!

you do know "Manga" is the Japanese word for "Comics". So you're saying you prefer comics over comics.

cenaris wrote:you do know "Manga" is the Japanese word for "Comics". So you're saying you prefer comics over comics.

You do know "Manga" is the English word for "Japanese Comics"?

I got it from an imagine FX article on Manga which was edited and researched by manga artists so they wouldn't be allowed to get things wrong.

Either way they're both forms of comics. When it boils down to the basics there's no real difference apart from the visuals and the way they're read.

I know that Manga mean Comic. Japanese Comics is too long. I prefer saying Anime rather than Japanese Cartoons.
I mentioned Manga, because you can find there some very good stories. Unfortunately most of western comics are superhero stories

cenaris wrote:Squirrel Girl (Doreen Green) made her comics debut in Marvel Super-Heroes #8: Winter Special (1992)
http://marvel.com/universe/Squirrel_Girl

She meets up with Deadpool during the Registration.

Cool in my books.

Fjodin wrote:I mentioned Manga, because you can find there some very good stories. Unfortunately most of western comics are superhero stories

Bullshit.
You obvously have no idea what you are fucking talking about because saying that most western comics are superhero stories is like saying that most manga is tentacle hentai.
I recommend you to go to your nearest comic shop RIGHT FUCKING NOW and look up for some good western comics. Comics from people like Garth Ennis, Allan Moore, Dave Gibbons, Tardi, Lewis Trondheim, Art Spiegelmann, Will Eisner, Hugo Pratt, Alejandro Jodorowsky and Jean Giraud. Look up for Maus, Persepolis, Dungeon, XIII, Pyongyang, Cerebus, Bone, Asterix, Tintin, Blacksad. Check for Graphic Novel, BD´s (Bande dessinée) from France and Belgium, italian Fumetti, there is so, SO much in western comics. Your clain that western comics are mostly superheroes is flagrant, almost outragious!

Calm down, man.

I think by western he meant comics that come from USA. And while I'm no specialist in USA comic world, I have to admit that the most visible and most promoted are the superhero genre comics. And that's why some may think that the majority of comics in general are about Marvel & DC crew. Wich is what actually most people, that aren't interested in comic books, think. And I don't blame them - superheroes are profitable among young audience wich is still the main target, no matter what others may say. To this day, the most best-selling comics come from either Disney, Marvel (now merged with Disney) or DC. And I don't expect Disney giving much of creative freedom to the artist & writers, not to mention giving them proper advertising.

And most manga & anime is in fact boobs & pantsu. Especially the newest one. I have a really hard time digging through new titles and finding one that has low quanity of those. Not that I don't like these things, but not on every damn page. Example - I heard good things about "Nyan Koi" anime, so I thought I'd check it out. First, second, third and even fourth episodes were nice, for an ecchi comedy. Not to many pantsu, boobs or such. But after that - it was basicly a harem anime wich I can't watch lately after seeing tons of these. One guy, few kawaii girls and the main plot idea goes out through the window. And in my anime & manga browsing time, examples like this are about 60-70% of what I can find.

I have a feeling that most of the US stuff is too focused on fighting - superhero or not - and violence - mild or strong - while japanese are pantsu, boobs or moe. It's my opinion based on what I can find on the net or on the shelves of a comic stores that I rarely visit. And as for European stuff... I find it the most varied market, but still, many positions that I can find on the shelves are annoyingly pretentious, serious and depressing. But I guess that's what is the most popular ATM. Nevertheless, I still find the European market the most varied.

But I'm still more into manga than anything else. Pantsu FTW.

Thanks guys for information. I was thinking that only because superhero comics are very advertised, so you may think that there are not many good US comics.