Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #18 America-Man On The “America-Man: Civil Unrest” Trailer / Spiderous-Man

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #18

America-Man On The “America-Man: Civil Unrest” Trailer / Spiderous-Man

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So if you follow these comics so far Q-boy isn’t a fan of Spiderous-Man and now it appears neither is America-Man. Spider-man begin part of a team always seems kinda off to me.  It can work like with the early issues of New Avengers, but to me it takes away from is down-on-his-luck status.

This comic mentions The Spiderous-Lady which is this world’s version of Spider Woman.  You’ll get a glimpse of her in the 50th Q-boy Short comic which is where the comic will be officially renamed “The History Of Comics With Q-boy”.  Anyways that’s all I got for you this week. New Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations Tuesday-Thursday. Hope you enjoy and see you next week!

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #17 Spiderous-Man On A Sudden Reversal Of Fortunes (Censored)

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #17

Spiderous-Man On A Sudden Reversal Of Fortunes (Censored)

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Sorry for your luck Spiderous-Man. Suck to be you! So for those of you who haven’t been following Marvel lately.  There was this other universe the Ultimate universe where Peter Parker got killed and this half black half hispanic kid, Miles Morales who also got spider powers took his place.  Not too long ago there was this event “Secret Wars” which basically ended the Ultimate universe and brought Miles over to the “regular” Marvel universe (among many other things).  So that’s what this comic is referencing.

That pretty much it for this one. See ya tomorrow with America-Man and his opinion on the trailer to his movie “America-Man: Civil Unrest”.

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #17 Spiderous-Man On A Sudden Reversal Of Fortunes

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #17

Spiderous-Man On A Sudden Reversal Of Fortunes

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Sorry for your luck Spiderous-Man. Suck to be you! So for those of you who haven’t been following Marvel lately.  There was this other universe the Ultimate universe where Peter Parker got killed and this half black half hispanic kid, Miles Morales who also got spider powers took his place.  Not too long ago there was this event “Secret Wars” which basically ended the Ultimate universe and brought Miles over to the “regular” Marvel universe (among many other things).  So that’s what this comic is referencing.

That pretty much it for this one. See ya tomorrow with America-Man and his opinion on the trailer to his movie “America-Man: Civil Unrest”.

@rjoynesjr

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Q-boy Short #48 The Drunken Master Or The ODB Of The Group / The History Of Q-boy Part 46 (Censored)

Q-boy Short #48 The Drunken Master Or The ODB Of The Group / The History Of Q-boy Part 46 (Censored)

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Flint Henry is based on Fletcher Hanks.  Fletcher Hanks was an artist in the very early days of comics who wrote and drew some really whacked out stories.

The site “Dangerous Minds” has an article ( which you can check out here http://dangerousminds.net/comments/the_astonishingly_incompetent_superhero ) that describes how “Hanks drew superhero comics for a terribly short time—1939 to 1941—before dropping off the map altogether. It’s a bit of a miracle that we have so many of his comics in print, and much of that is due to the heroic labors of Paul Karasik”.  It adds that “In 2007 Karasik publishedI Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets!” and in 2009You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation!“” which collects pretty much all of his comics.  The article also states that “I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets”  “contains a 16-page comic by Karasik about discovering Hanks’ work and meeting with his (it turns out) estranged son”.  This story clearly shows that Hanks was an abusive drunk, who ended up abandoning his family and freezing to death.

The article goes on to add that “Hanks’ work had two primary characters, “Stardust the Super Wizard” and “Fantomah the Mystery Woman of the Jungle,” and a host of less interesting characters like Space Smith, Big Red McLane, and Whirlwind Carter”.  In the article Karasik is quoted as saying that “part of the fascination Hanks exerts is that he is a rare early case of a true auteur, a comics artist who “wrote, penciled, inked, lettered, and, I think, colored his work”.

I’ve read I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets!” and “You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation! and honestly I think only the Stardust comics are even “so crazy their good” good, and even those start to get stale especially when Stardust gets a bunch of kid sidekicks.  Still there’s something interesting about seeing these angry weird tales  that were made before the “rules” for making comics were established.

Anyways that’s that for this week. Next time we see Flint Henry’s Q-boy story.  Tuesday- Thurday there will be new Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations.  Hope you enjoy and see ya next time!

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Q-boy Short #48 The Drunken Master Or The ODB Of The Group / The History Of Q-boy Part 46

Q-boy Short #48 The Drunken Master Or The ODB Of The Group / The History Of Q-boy Part 46

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Flint Henry is based on Fletcher Hanks.  Fletcher Hanks was an artist in the very early days of comics who wrote and drew some really whacked out stories.

The site “Dangerous Minds” has an article ( which you can check out here http://dangerousminds.net/comments/the_astonishingly_incompetent_superhero ) that describes how “Hanks drew superhero comics for a terribly short time—1939 to 1941—before dropping off the map altogether. It’s a bit of a miracle that we have so many of his comics in print, and much of that is due to the heroic labors of Paul Karasik”.  It adds that “In 2007 Karasik publishedI Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets!” and in 2009You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation!“” which collects pretty much all of his comics.  The article also states that “I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets”  “contains a 16-page comic by Karasik about discovering Hanks’ work and meeting with his (it turns out) estranged son”.  This story clearly shows that Hanks was an abusive drunk, who ended up abandoning his family and freezing to death.

The article goes on to add that “Hanks’ work had two primary characters, “Stardust the Super Wizard” and “Fantomah the Mystery Woman of the Jungle,” and a host of less interesting characters like Space Smith, Big Red McLane, and Whirlwind Carter”.  In the article Karasik is quoted as saying that “part of the fascination Hanks exerts is that he is a rare early case of a true auteur, a comics artist who “wrote, penciled, inked, lettered, and, I think, colored his work”.

I’ve read I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets!” and “You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation! and honestly I think only the Stardust comics are even “so crazy their good” good, and even those start to get stale especially when Stardust gets a bunch of kid sidekicks.  Still there’s something interesting about seeing these angry weird tales  that were made before the “rules” for making comics were established.

Anyways that’s that for this week. Next time we see Flint Henry’s Q-boy story.  Tuesday- Thurday there will be new Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations.  Hope you enjoy and see ya next time!

@rjoynesjr

rjoynesjr@gmail.com

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #15 Slowku On Parenting

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #15

Slowku On Parenting

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So this is my version of Goku from Dragonball.  So if you know your Dragonball your questions might be…

Q: Why does he look like that?

A: I tanned him up cuz’ I figured he’s a guy who spends a lot of time outside, and I wanted his hair to be slightly more “realistic”. Also  I wanted Slowku to wear colors Goku never wore.

Q: Why does he talk like that?

A: The author of the blog “The Dao Of Dragonball”,  and several books that goes DEEP into Dragonball (I’m currently in the middle of his 4th book in the “Dragon Ball Culture” series), Derek Padula in an article describes how Goku “is a country bumpkin and speaks with a funny accent, in a rough, simple minded manner” (check out the article here http://thedaoofdragonball.com/blog/martial-arts/ossu-ora-goku-explained/ ).  I wanted represent that more than the American version of Goku usually does.

Q: What’s that say on the left side of Slowku’s gi?

A: If Google Translate didn’t blow it, it says “this guy is slow”.

With that out of the way the part with the Grampa is pretty close to what happens in Dragonball which actually leads into stuff that’s more messed up… It’s a different country and it was a different time… Anyways that’s it for this week. Next Monday a new Q-boy Short comic and new Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations comics Tuesday-Thursday.

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #12 Drizzle On Being Told She’s Too Ratchet And Has An Attitude (Censored)

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #12

Drizzle On Being Told She’s Too Ratchet And Has An Attitude (Censored)

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Storm is someone who is often portrayed as someone who is very reserved (especially in the Fox animated series), so I figured I’d make my version of Storm the opposite.  So I channel some “Love And Hiphop” and “Bad Girls Club” and voila you have Drizzle. That’s it for this week!  See ya next Tuesday through Thursday for more Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations!

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #12 Drizzle On Being Told She’s Too Ratchet And Has An Attitude

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #12

Drizzle On Being Told She’s Too Ratchet And Has An Attitude

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Storm is someone who is often portrayed as someone who is very reserved (especially in the Fox animated series), so I figured I’d make my version of Storm the opposite.  So I channel some “Love And Hiphop” and “Bad Girls Club” and voila you have Drizzle. That’s it for this week!  See ya next Tuesday through Thursday for more Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations!

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #11 Ms. Majors On Succubus Of The Fresh-Men(Censored)

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #11

Ms. Majors On Succubus Of The Fresh-Men (Censored)

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So for Ms. Majors I figured since there was black woman who was Captain Marvel and a white woman is Captain Marvel (formerly Ms. Marvel) now I’d sorta combine the two and make Ms. Major half black and half white.  The last comic explained the situation the with Ms. Marvel and Rogue.  Not much more to add here.  Tomorrow Drizzle expresses her feelings on people’s opinions about her attitude… I doubt she’s pleased… See ya tomorrow!

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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #11 Ms. Majors On Succubus Of The Fresh-Men

Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #11

Ms. Majors On Succubus Of The Fresh-Men

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So for Ms. Majors I figured since there was black woman who was Captain Marvel and a white woman is Captain Marvel (formerly Ms. Marvel) now I’d sorta combine the two and make Ms. Major half black and half white.  The last comic explained the situation the with Ms. Marvel and Rogue.  Not much more to add here.  Tomorrow Drizzle expresses her feelings on people’s opinions about her attitude… I doubt she’s pleased… See ya tomorrow!

@rjoynesjr

rjoynesjr@gmail.com