Crisis on Infinite Boards

[Anonymous No.53100]

How long until just one board remains?

[Anonymous No.53200]

>>53100
It would be hilarious if /pol/ became the board version of Barry Allen.

[Anonymous No.53367]

>>53100
>>53200
>/pol/ is Ultraman
>I will shitpost to the very end

[Anonymous No.53369]

>>53100
But what about making 52 boards

[Anonymous No.53375]

>>53200
>Randomly fading in and out of the other boards, asking for someone to save them.

It's already going according to plan.

[Anonymous No.56537]

>>53367
I remember reading that panel during its original release and thinking 'he does have just that little bit of Superman in him, somewhere'.

Always had a bit of grudging respect for Ultraman since then, despite most writers ignoring him.

[Anonymous No.56617]

>>56537
>during its original release

Jesus, how old are you?

[Anonymous No.56632]

THE CRISIS

HYPERCRISIS

SECRET WARS

EEEYYYYYYYY

[Anonymous No.56683]

What board could play Pariah role ?

[Anonymous No.56811]

>>56617
old enough. Big five oh this year,

[Anonymous No.56862]

It's more like Convergence than COIE.

[Anonymous No.56886]

>>56811
Why do you post on /co/ to discuss comics, specifically?

[Anonymous No.56931]

>>56862
Then /cock/ is the Superman Convergence book.

[Anonymous No.57090]

>>56886
>Why do you post on /co/ to discuss comics, specifically?

Cause I love comics, mostly.

Haven't missed a single issue of action or superman since the 90s and /co/ is fun. I've only been here for three and a bit years now, though. Never been a fan of the traditional message boards.

Originally came here for /tg/ after a friend got me into dnd and linked a thread, but I've stopped browsing that board. Found /co/ and bobs your uncle.

[Anonymous No.57255]

>>56886
It's funny how some younger people think that people in their 30s/40s/50s somehow wouldn't be interested in a board that shares their interests.

[Anonymous No.57536]

>>53100
/vp/s got the alternate earths down

[Anonymous No.57586]

>>57255
It's more like being shocked that someone of that age is still interested in comics and both understands how to use a computer and is able to keep up with 4chan.
So often I hear people say "I used to read comics when I was a kid", and there's my own experience with having to hold my father's proverbial hand while I teach him to use Pornhub.

[Anonymous No.57633]

>>57536
Oh look, Firestorm is still there.

[Anonymous No.57677]

>>53100
That anon who keeps whining about crossovers must be having a field day with the merger.

[Anonymous No.57680]

We need a chaos ranking of merged boards. From 'chill' to 'absolute shitshow' or something.

[Anonymous No.57684]

>>57586
There were always dedicated comic fans that never stopped reading, you know.

[Anonymous No.57778]

>>57684
Yeah, and seeing the ones that didn't get in the industry are like seeing a unicorn.

[Anonymous No.57780]

>>57586
>having to hold my father's proverbial hand while I teach him to use Pornhub.

Laughed pretty hard.

I think you'd be surprised how many people do things you'd consider out of their age.

My age has done a number on my body, that's for damn sure alcohol too but I still love comics just as much as I did when my father gave me issues of the fantastic four at age 8.

[Anonymous No.58165]

>>57680
should have merged /co/ with /a/ and /pol/ with /lgbt/

I can see the threads now.

[Anonymous No.58212]

>>57090
>>57255

Oh, I understand that, I was just wondering why /co/ of all places, out of the whole wide world of the internet to discuss comics.

[Anonymous No.58605]

>>58212
as I said, /co/ is fun to me. 4chan humour in general has really taken to me. Sure there are places you can get better info and faster, but I've used a lot of forums over the years and never really liked users and usernames. The anonymity that 4chan gives is a wonderful thing. Plus being free is nice.

I remember paying for AOL chat rooms back in the 90s. Had some good friends back then. Wonder where they all ended up.

Wish I'd discovered 4chan and the older Jap chans years ago.