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Thanks, Esteban! I just looked him up on wikipedia and Frank Miller did create him!
an awful Chuck Norris type of movie from the 80's.
I do not understand. Because those movies were all awesome!
The last time I dressed up for Halloween, I went as Nuke.
He was the Super Soldier Program's (the folks that brought us Captain America) dirty little secret. The government would do stuff like get him hopped up on speed and drop him into the jungles of Central America to wipe out Marxist guerillas. Kingpin called in a few favors and somehow got them to dump him in Hell's Kitchen to kill Daredevil.
Sadly, that was probably the last time Frank Miller had a lucid moment.
Haha!
I love that guy. Always fighting his pedophile instincts and alcoholism. Tell me about it, brother. Tell me about it.
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Sgt. Hatred. He has (or had) "HATRED" tattooted down his front. Also he is married to a super villainess named "Princess Tinyfeet" -- the only woman he is actually attracted to, and apparently she's really (secretly) into bondage.
Also, Frank Miller was remarkably lucid in "300" - unfortunately no-one gives him any credit for it.
I like just about everything from Miller. All Star Batman, for example, is hysterical. But this one was a bridge too far. It's ugly, sloppy, confusing, racist, paranoid, stupid, and lazy. Worst of all, it's boring. It took me about 15 minutes to read it - maybe - and I was saying, "When will this finally end?" the whole time. That's the worst insult. I can put up with the other issues, if a comic holds my interest. But when it can't even do that, all the flaws stand out that much more clearly.
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Thanks, Esteban! I just looked him up on wikipedia and Frank Miller did create him!
an awful Chuck Norris type of movie from the 80's.I do not understand. Because those movies were all awesome!
The last time I dressed up for Halloween, I went as Nuke. He was the Super Soldier Program's (the folks that brought us Captain America) dirty little secret. The government would do stuff like get him hopped up on speed and drop him into the jungles of Central America to wipe out Marxist guerillas. Kingpin called in a few favors and somehow got them to dump him in Hell's Kitchen to kill Daredevil.
Sadly, that was probably the last time Frank Miller had a lucid moment.
Haha!I love that guy. Always fighting his pedophile instincts and alcoholism. Tell me about it, brother. Tell me about it.
Sgt. Hatred. He has (or had) "HATRED" tattooted down his front. Also he is married to a super villainess named "Princess Tinyfeet" -- the only woman he is actually attracted to, and apparently she's really (secretly) into bondage.Also, Frank Miller was remarkably lucid in "300" - unfortunately no-one gives him any credit for it.
I like just about everything from Miller. All Star Batman, for example, is hysterical. But this one was a bridge too far. It's ugly, sloppy, confusing, racist, paranoid, stupid, and lazy. Worst of all, it's boring. It took me about 15 minutes to read it - maybe - and I was saying, "When will this finally end?" the whole time. That's the worst insult. I can put up with the other issues, if a comic holds my interest. But when it can't even do that, all the flaws stand out that much more clearly.
Nuke. And he was AWESOME.
Daredevil story arc that was my very first and greatest comic book love as a kid
Ditto.