#Paragon Comics

[cryptocollectibles]

Bill Black's Fun Comics #4 (March 1983) by Paragon Comics

Written by Bill Black, Ben Smith, and R.C. Harvey. drawn by Jim Sanders III, Bill Black, Mark Heike, Roy Richardson, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, cover by Pat Broderick and Bill Black

[fancyfade]

Tim and dick have different brands of foot in mouth disease because tim is genuinely clueless and self centered when he says stuff like "your parents death was the most traumatizing thing to happen to me" or complains about how hard it is to lie to your parents to orphans, but dick is 100 percent aware of what he's doing when he says stuff like "you think your dad would put up with you like I do" and throws accessibility or lack thereof in people's faces or brings up Roy's past addiction in arguments, he just CHOOSES to say that

[batcavescolony]

To like comics is to ignore comics.

When your favorite character has existed for 80+ years, has had 100s of writers, has changed over and over again, sometimes they got it wrong. You have to decide what to ignore for your own sanity.

[welcometogrouchland]

my Stephanie Brown hot take is that she should get mad bitches now that she's single in comics. Yes yes shipping BUT the one time she had sex she was punished by the narrative via teen pregnancy. I think she should be allowed to have as much sex as she wants with zero consequences. Could be a lot of sex, could be a little. Point is she should get to do it without getting narratively baby trapped this time. she should get them pregnant, actually.

[heyitsrink]

I'm on my first read through of Realm of the Elderlings and as a little personal project for myself, I'm taking a scene or small moment from each book in the series and turning it into a comic spread. I've been working on this project since January so I'm catching up a little bit with posts here.

I loved character dynamics in Ship of Magic and was especially drawn to Amber and Paragon's friendship. This scene doesn't happen on-page so the comic spread is a bit of a fanfic // fanart combo. I imagine that Amber was delighted to carve her gift for Paragon and I just wanted to spend some time with her in her cozy workshop.

"I brought you something," she said into the comfortable silence.

"You brought me something?" he wondered aloud. "Really?" He tried to keep the excitement out of his voice. "I don't think anyone has ever brought me me anything before."

She sat up straight. "What, never? No one's ever given you a present?"

[megascrubthings]

You know i have been thinking lately about my favorite tropes. And something i love is when a character is both genuinely kind and caring. But also frightening in combat.

Like the kind of characters that arm straight up good people. Will give you the shirt of their back. Take you in, even if you do them harm. And believe in you no matter what.

And yet if they have to. They can and will mop the floor with any poor bastard. Who is dumb enough or unlucky enough to catch them when they stop messing around.

Needless to say, Uncle iroh is the biggest example. But also the best adaptations of Superman are this imo.

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Incredible Hulk Annual #6 (1977) Art by Herb Trimpe

[nighhtwing]

DICK GRAYSON, TIGER, and PARAGON in GRAYSON #8

[downthetubes]

Crowdfunding Spotlight Round-Up: Nazi Zombies challenge Unit 666, Sherlock Holmes and SciFi Tales!

There are a lot of great comic projects seeking crowdfunding support right now, so let's try and give some British projects a bit of boost as their campaigns draw to a close...

[whitewintersart]

"Talkin' to my missus, That's what I'm doing."

[holy-shit-comics]

[willosword]

well that's a little silly. if he has multiple samples why didn't allen just get one singular human volunteer to test the scourge virus on first

[mytimetravelcollector]

This sequel seriously needs to happened !

we need an revival !

[lily-s-world]

Thinking about Jupiter’s Legacy again, and how it could have been way better than what Netflix delivered. Picture a mini-series following close the plot of the comics, which is a short and interesting plot. The budget they used for that first season could have been enough.

Then we have a movie or another mini-series, that works as a prequel and shows how the “Union of Justice” was formed. Basically, all the flashbacks of the first season, but with more development.

It could have been an interesting project with a satisfying ending. Instead, Netflix tried to copycat The Boys and left us with a mid-show and a cliffhanger. And no answer to what the hell was going on between Walter and George?!!

Yes, this post was inspired by me thinking of Brainwave and Skyfox, again.  

[age-of-moonknight]

“Darkness at the Edge of Town (Part Two),” Avengers Unlimited (Vol. 1/2022), Infinity Comic, #34.

Writer: Alex Segura; Artist: Jim Towe; Colorist: Andres Mossa; Letterer: Joe Sabino

[boardgametoday]

SDCC 2023: The Massive-Verse is coming to Solis Game Studio's Pocket Paragons game system

SDCC 2023: The Massive-Verse is coming to Solis Game Studio's Pocket Paragons game system #SDCC #SDCC2023 #SDCC23 #ComicCon #ComicCon2023 #tabletopgames

Solis Game Studio and the Image Comics’ Massive-Verse announced at San Diego Comic-Con International that the publisher’s most exciting superheroes – Radiant Black, Rogue Sun, Inferno Girl, and The Dead Lucky – will be brought to life in a card game utilizing Solis’ Pocket Paragons game system. The Massive-Verse Card Game release will feature individual character decks for each of the four lead…