But I am totally still smart. And it's certainly hard to pick which one goes on the list. Five nights at freddy images. If only we were smart! Maybe Number 24, where Superboy-Prime kills an entire world. Afterall, it's really not the comic's fault that the movie is that bad. Linkara (v/o): The thing I brought up in almost all of Marville reviews is that every issue of Marville is worse than the one before it. Linkara: So, let's check out the cream of the crap, put the putrid on a pedestal.
And even then, there are random bits of dialogue sprinkled throughout the book that lack content or setup, implying that huge swats of the comic are missing. However, despite supposedly only being interested in his art, he happily tries to leave the town and gloats about all the expensive crap he's gonna get when he learns that his paintings are popular. Top 15 Worst Comics I've Reviewed | | Fandom. Linkara (v/o): Future Five: assuring that you will never afford the college that it wants you to go to, because it shames you out of trying to earn money. Linkara: (as Batman) Leave me alone, Alfred. Linkara: Both of which featured a rainbow color scheme, awesome music choices, and roller skating.
December 29th, 2014. As Narrator; deadpan) Child death of character never featured in comic before! The creators are all embarrassed to have worked on it. I know that she existed in the DCU before, but not in that form. Linkara: Maximum Clonage: so stupid they had to make up a word to fully express their idiocy. It features a character named Larry the Male Bimbo. Gwen Stacy's clone is brought in to wrap up her storyline and is forgotten by the end. Linkara: Although I must say that I am quite impressed with their ability to keep his corpse propped up Weekend-at-Bernie's-style. Linkara: And their suspicions would be right from the looks of it. And somehow a high school teacher, or possibly a college professor, it's kind of vague in that respect, has enough money and resources to have literally dozens of Spiderman clones just standing in a room for absolutely no reason, but all melt into each other because clones are made of ice cream or something. I hate everyone in it and the story feels like somebody ran over several script pages, covering them in dirt, and, instead of trying to rewrite them, it drew inspiration from it to make sure ALL the Silent Hill comics looked as dirty as possible. As Justice League) Damn! Five nights at freddy's comic xxx.26. Linkara: All of which could have been without the deal with Satan, and doesn't excuse all the negatives from it, but hey, at least someone could read the book and understand it... Linkara: Another thing that kept Action Comics Number 593 off the list, Dark Seid on a couch.
Even for the Liefeldian standards of the day, this and its second part stand as some of the worst examples of over-muscled superheroes ever. As a team book, most of the characters don't contribute anything meaningful. It's not just worse because they're infuriating, they're worse because I don't understand anyone else figuring them out either. How about the one where he tries to force said child to eat rats? Only one of Scott Ciencin's Silent Hill comics features a main character that could be considered likable, but he usually took a little bit of time for us to realize what dickheads they were. Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach Roxanne Wolf Plush. You'll forgive me if I don't feel like hunting down a crappy New Years comic. Linkara: Not that the sequences left in were all that distinct, just that there may have been some kind of actual story here before the commando cheerleaders arrived.
Said crossover is a four-issue fight scene where there is little to no character interaction that actually advances those characters, kills off a character who had been brought over from Young Justice... Linkara: Yeah, yeah, yeah. But when you think about everything that is wrong in mainstream comic books: sexism, poor planning, poor writing, dubious drama, and horrible implications, you will find no better example than this story. 2015 probably won't bring hover boards and Evangelions, but I will bring you Patreon-backed reviews, a retrospective on Rom Spaceknight, a look back at Stan Lee trying to create the DC Universe, and wars of both the star and steam variety. 00 Current price $15. I DON'T CARE IF I'VE SUNG THIS SONG BEFORE, I'M DOING IT AGAIN! If I counted it, this one would be closer to the number 1 spot, but I'm not counting crossovers here. Spy, Kamandi: At Earth's End, and The Thing From Another World. Five nights at freddy's comic xxx 2. I should note that I'm judging these not only by how much anger they inspired in me, but also just from a narrative standpoint and how utterly confusing and baffling they are, how nobody would be able to understand it just picking it up and reading it. No, no, she only takes action because of the example of Batman, the murderer who has been awake for several days straight and, again, insults children in the same predicament as he once was. Otherwise, it's about some guy named Whately trying to spread the evil of Silent Hill to the world, I think.
Linkara (v/o): But yes. Behold, Peter Parker's final hoorah before Ben Riley took over. The book itself never gives any backstory or explanation. Selling patio furniture and Christmas trees. What's so wrong with Issue 1? Back to being smart in my lair of smartness.
Almost made the list and probably would have been on it if not for Santa the Barbarian. Linkara (v/o): The Silent Hill comics, aside from the ones written by Tom Waltz, are bad, really bad. 00 Original price $0. This leads them to randomly meeting people from history, be they fictional or real, and then there's the Energizer Bunny for some reason. Linkara (v/o): Raver, a comic so confusing you'd think Walter Koenig wrote it as Chekhov in Russian then used Google Translate to have it in English. It truly is the worst thing I've ever reviewed that is not Holy Terror. This is going to result in a hilarious spinoff mini-series. Aaah, 2014 is coming to a close, my friends. Ostensibly created as "a next generation of heroes, " Youngblood's team members featured drab costumes, black hole crotches, impractical and stupid-looking guns, and lots of people opening their mouths wide enough to swallow their own fists. That leaves us with Issues 3, 4 and 5, the comics that proved the former vice president of Marvel does not know anything about science, history, or religion. It's just guidelines for a now-dead imprint and is easily forgotten.
And as a joke, it's only funny in that its existence is so laughably terrible. Linkara (v/o): Number 7 -- Maximum Clonage. Some dude called Norman has a superpower that only comes about when someone yells at him causing reality to warp around him. Also, we never learn why his name is Raver. Linkara (v/o): I went on an adventure that broke the rules of time and space, broke my sanity with Jello-themed adventures, and broke my rule about reviewing Sonic comics. Linkara: Now, if you want a Spiderman story that isn't so hot on comprehensibility and is just utter crap from start to finish, look to the Clone Saga. Well, mostly because the dialogue goes something like this: Linkara: (as Green Arrow) JUSTICE!! Sorry, I was in the middle of breeding Bulbasaurs in different Pokeballs to wonder trade them. Linkara: Or, you could always ask five lame superheroes about it, who will insist that if you don't go to college, you're an idiot being brain-washed by some asshole and you have no future. Linkara (v/o): Number 14 -- Superman: At Earth's End. Linkara: Yeah, it might seem a little odd that I'm still talking about this after last week, but that's the reason why it's number 15.