nevada_mortal escribió:

Me parece o arriba a la derecha en un cuadradito con fondo rojo estça la Tierra Alan Moore

RedHoodJT escribió:

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

RedHoodJT escribió:

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

Booster escribió:

esta lobdell en ese equipo de guionistas (el peor de lo peor), no veo ninguno que la descollé, ya veremos que hacen

 y red hood bueno, no me gustó.

Hasta G'nort tiene chances de romperla en Convergence. No asi Kyle Rayner con su vestido blanco de virgen y anillo de bodas...

Sr Jud, usted es fan de Lobdell?

Se coordinó entera la Era del Apocalipsis bro !!!

Primero no soy su Bro, en todo caso "paladín esmeralda"
Segundo, pregunto porque a muchos no les gusta lo que está haciendo en DC y a mí hay cosas que sí y cosas que no.

Kyle a mi no me gustan lo que estan haciendo ni dc ni marvel con la saturacion de eventos, series quincenales o semanales y la cantidad de serie ligadas a una sola franquicia, llamese batman o avengers, eso no quita que haya cosas puntuales que si me gustan, como aquaman, action comics y harley por el lado dc, daredevil, she-hulk, black widow, elektra por el lado de marvel, pero son series que estan fuera de los eventos por suerte.

Tengo dos placeres culpables que no le gustan a nadie comk los new warriors y nova

De puro cebamiento por esas imagenes me puse a releer COIE. Se extrañaba al Crime Syndicate original...

josy escribió:

De puro cebamiento por esas imagenes me puse a releer COIE. Se extrañaba al Crime Syndicate original...

A mi leyendo Multiversity me dio ganas de releer Final Crisis...ya la leí 5 veces intentando de encontrarle el gustito de los fans del pelado maldito de Morrison, pero aún no lo encuentro.

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

josy escribió:

De puro cebamiento por esas imagenes me puse a releer COIE. Se extrañaba al Crime Syndicate original...

A mi leyendo Multiversity me dio ganas de releer Final Crisis...ya la leí 5 veces intentando de encontrarle el gustito de los fans del pelado maldito de Morrison, pero aún no lo encuentro.

nada me da ganas de leer FC
Y mirá que lo banco al pelado, pero FC no me gusta, sin importar cuántas veces lo lea!

Por cierto, esto es lo que está publicando DC Comics a partir de la salida del New-52

Lista de publicaciones del universo New-52

La fecha indicada es la fecha de tapa del primer número. En negrita, las series que comenzaron el New 52 en septiembre de 2011 (fecha de tapa Nov. 2011)






Series regulares actuales:

Action Comics (Nov. 2011)
Arkham Manor (Dic. 2014)
Aquaman (Nov. 2011)
Aquaman and the Others (Jun. 2014, )
Batgirl (Nov. 2011)
Batman / Superman (Ago. 2013, )
Batman (Nov. 2011)
Batman and Robin (Nov. 2011)
Batman Eternal (Jun. 2014, semanal)
Batwoman (Nov. 2011)
Catwoman (Nov. 2011)
Constantine (May. 2013)
Deathstroke (Dic. 2014)
Detective Comics (Nov. 2011)
Earth 2 (Jul. 2012)
Earth 2: World's End (Dic. 2014, semanal)
Flash (Nov. 2011)
Gotham Academy (Dic. 2014)
Grayson (Sep. 2014)
Green Arrow (Nov. 2011)
Green Lantern: New Guardians (Nov. 2011)
Green Lantern (Nov. 2011)
Green Lantern Corps (Nov. 2011)
Harley Quinn (Ene. 2014)
Infinity Man and the Forever People (Ago. 2014)
Justice League (Oct. 2011)
Justice League 3000 (Feb. 2014)
Justice League Dark (Nov. 2011)
Justice League United (Jun. 2014)
Klarion (Dic. 2014)
Lobo (Dic. 2014)
New 52: Futures End (Jul. 2014, semanal)
New Suicide Squad (Sep. 2014)
Red Hood and the Outlaws (Nov. 2011, )
Red Lanterns (Nov. 2011)
Secret Origins (Jun. 2014)
Sinestro (Jun. 2014)
Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie (Sep. 2014)
Supergirl (Nov. 2011)
Superman (Nov. 2011)
Superman/Wonder Woman (Nov. 2013)
Swamp Thing (Nov. 2011)
Trinity of Sin (Dic. 2014)
Wonder Woman (Nov. 2011)
Worlds' Finest (Jul. 2012)



Series regulares ya finalizadas

All-Star Western (Nov. 2011, 34 números)
Animal Man (Nov. 2011, 29 números)
Batman Incorporated (Jul. 2012, 13 números)
Batman: The Dark Knight (Nov. 2011, 29 números)
Batwing (Nov. 2011, 34 números4)
Birds of Prey (Nov. 2011, 34 números)
Blackhawks (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
Blue Beetle (Nov. 2011, 16 números)
Captain Atom (Nov. 2011, 12 números)
DC Universe Presents (Nov. 2011, 19 números)
Deathstroke (Nov. 2011, 20 números)
Dial H (Jul. 2012, 15 números)
Demon Knights (Nov. 2011, 23 números)
Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. (Nov. 2011, 16 números)
Fury of Firestorm (Nov. 2011, 20 números)
G.I. Combat (Jul. 2012, 7 números)
Grifter (Nov. 2011, 16 números)
Hawk and Dove (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
I, Vampire (Nov. 2011, 19 números)
Justice League International (Nov. 2011, 12 números)
Justice League of America (Abr. 2012, 14 números)
Justice League of America's Vibe (Abr. 2012, 10 números)
Katana (Abr. 2012, 10 números)
Larfleeze (ago. 2013, 12 números)
Legion Lost (Nov. 2011, 16 números)
Legion of Super-Heroes (Nov. 2011, 23 números)
Men of War (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
Mister Terrific (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
Nightwing (Nov. 2011, 30 números)
O.M.A.C. (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
Phantom Stranger (Nov. 2012, 22 números)
Ravagers (Jul. 2012, 12 números)
Resurrection Man (Nov. 2011, 12 números)
Savage Hawkman (Nov. 2011, 20 números)
Static Shock (Nov. 2011, 8 números)
Stormwatch (Nov. 2011, 30 números)
Suicide Squad (Nov. 2011, 30 números)
Superboy (Nov. 2011, 34 números)
Superman Unchained (Ago. 2013, 9 números)
Sword of Sorcery (Nov. 2012, 8 números)
Talon (Nov. 2012, 17 números)
Team 7 (Nov. 2012, 8 números)
Teen Titans (Nov. 2011, 30 números)
Trinity of Sin - Pandora (Ago. 2013, 14 números)
The Green Team: Teen Trillionaires (Jul. 2013, 8 números)
The Movement (Jul. 2013, 12 números)
Threshold (Mar. 2013, 8 números)
Voodoo (Nov. 2011, 12 números)


Anuales:

Action Comics (2012, 2)
Animal Man (2012, 2)
Aquaman (2013, 2)
Batgirl (2012, 2)
Batman (2012, 2)
Batman: The Dark Knight (2013, 1)
Batman and Robin (2012, 2)
Batman / Superman (2014, 1)
Batwoman (2014, 1)
Catwoman (2013, 1)
Detective Comics (2012, 3)
Earth 2 (2013, 2)
Flash (2012, 3)
Green Lantern (2012, 2)
Green Lantern Corps (2013, 2)
Green Lantern: New Guardians (2013, 2)
Harley Quinn (2014, 1)
Justice League Dark (2012, 2)
Justice League United (2014, 1)
Justice League International (2012, 1)
Nightwing (2012, 1)
Red Hood and the Outlaws (2013, 1)
Red Lanterns (2014, 1)
Superboy (2013, 1)
Superman (2012, 2)
Superman / Wonder Woman (2014, 1)
Swamp Thing (2012, 3)
Teen Titans (2012, 3)
Worlds' Finest (2014, 1)


Números 0:
En septiembre de 2012 todas las series dejaron su numeración habital para publicar el número 0 de cada serie, algunas comenzando ese mismo mes. Mas tarde, algunas series nuevas van adoptando ese número como comienzo de la serie, en cuyo caso lo señalo con la fecha de salida en rojo.

Estos números por lo general cuentan aspectos del comienzo de la carrera de cada personaje.

Las series que tienen número 0 son las siguientes:

Action Comics
All-Star Western
Animal Man
Aquaman
Batgirl
Batman
Batman and Robin
Batman Incorporated
Batman: The Dark Knight
Batwing
Batwoman
Birds of Prey
Blue Beetle
Captain Atom
Catwoman
DC Universe Presents
Deathstroke
Demon Knights
Detective Comics
Dial H
Earth 2
Flash
Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.
Fury of Firestorm
Green Arrow
Green Lantern
Green Lantern Corps
Green Lantern: New Guardians
Grifter
G.I. Combat
Harley Quinn (Enero de 2014)
I, Vampire
Justice League
Justice League Dark
Justice League United (2014-06)
Legion Lost
Legion of Super-Heroes
Nightwing
Phantom Stranger
Ravagers
Red Hood and the Outlaws
Red Lanterns
Resurrection Man
Savage Hawkman
Stormwatch
Suicide Squad
Superboy
Supergirl
Superman
Swamp Thing
Sword of Sorcery
Talon
Team 7
Teen Titans
Voodoo
Wonder Woman
Worlds' Finest


Forever Evil:
Son 52 números especiales publicados en septiembre de 2013 (fecha de tapa noviembre de 2013) que reemplazan ese mes a las publicaciones regulares del New 52.

Action Comics 23.1: Cyborg Superman
Action Comics 23.2: Zod
Action Comics 23.3: Lex Luthor
Action Comics 23.4: Metallo
Aquaman 23.1: Black Manta
Aquaman 23.2: Ocean Master
Batman and Robin 23.1: Two-Face
Batman and Robin 23.2: the Court of Owls
Batman and Robin 23.3: Ra’S Al Ghul and the League of Assassins
Batman and Robin 23.4: Killer Croc
Batman 23.1: the Joker
Batman 23.2: the Riddler
Batman 23.3: the Penguin
Batman 23.4: Bane
Batman/Superman 3.1: Doomsday
Batman: the Dark Knight 23.1: The Ventriloquist
Batman: the Dark Knight 23.2: Mr. Freeze
Batman: the Dark Knight 23.3: Clayface
Batman: the Dark Knight 23.4: The Joker’S Daughter
Detective Comics 23.1: Poison Ivy
Detective Comics 23.2: Harley Quinn
Detective Comics 23.3: The Scarecrow
Detective Comics 23.4: Man-Bat
Earth 2 15.1: Desaad
Earth 2 15.2: Solomon Grundy
Green Arrow 23.1: Count Vertigo
Green Lantern 23.1: Relic
Green Lantern 23.2: Mongul
Green Lantern 23.3: Black Hand
Green Lantern 23.4: Sinestro
Justice League Dark 23.1: The Creeper
Justice League Dark 23.2: Eclipso
Justice League of America 7.1: Deadshot
Justice League of America 7.2: Killer Frost
Justice League of America 7.3: Shadow Thief
Justice League of America 7.4: Black Adam
Justice League 23.1: Darkseid
Justice League 23.2: Lobo
Justice League 23.3: Dial E
Justice League 23.4: Secret Society
Superman 23.1: Bizarro
Superman 23.2: Brainiac
Superman 23.3: H’El
Superman 23.4: Parasite
Swamp Thing 23.1: Arcane
Teen Titans 23.1: Trigon
Teen Titans 23.2: Deathstroke
the Flash 23.1: Grodd
the Flash 23.2: Reverse-Flash
the Flash 23.3: The Rogues
Wonder Woman 23.1: The Cheetah
Wonder Woman 23.2: First Born


Futures End:
En septiembre de 2014 en lugar de las series mensuales regulares fueron publicados estos 41 especiales relacionados con la serie semananl Futures End.

Action Comics
Aquaman
Aquaman and The Others
Batgirl
Batman
Batman / Superman
Batman and Robin
Batwing
Batwoman
Birds of Prey
Booster Gold
Catwoman
Constantine
Detective Comics
Earth 2
Flash
Grayson
Green Arrow
Green Lantern
Green Lantern: New Guardians
Green Lantern Corps
Harley Quinn
Infinity Man and the Forever People
Justice League
Justice League Dark
Justice League United
New Suicide Squad
Red Hood and the Outlaws
Red Lanterns
Sinestro
Star Spangled War Stories
Superboy
Supergirl
Superman
Superman / Wonder Woman
Swamp Thing
Teen Titans
Trinity of Sin: Pandora
Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger
Wonder Woman
Worlds' Finest



Series Limitadas:

Damian: Son of Batman (Nov. 2013, 4 números)
Forever Evil (Nov. 2013, 7 números)
Forever Evil: A.R.G.U.S. (Nov. 2013, 6 números)
Forever Evil: Arkham War (Nov. 2013, 6 números)
Forever Evil: Rogues Revellion (Nov. 2013, 6 números)
Human Bomb (Feb. 2013, 4 números)
Huntress (Dic. 2011, 6 números)
Legion - Secret Origin (Dic. 2011, 6 números)
My Greatest Adventure (Dic. 2011, 6 números)
Night Force (May. 2012, 7 números)
Penguin, Pain and Prejudice (Dic. 2011, 5 números)
Phantom Lady and Doll Man (Oct. 2012, 4 números)
Ray (Feb. 2012, 4 números)
Shade (Dic. 2011, 12 números)
THE NEW 52: FUTURES END (Jul. 2014, ?)
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents (Ene. 2012, 6 números)


Especiales:

Batman Incorporated Special (Oct. 2013)
Batman: Joker's Dauther (Abr. 2014)
Forever Evil Aftermath: Batman vs Bane (Jun. 2014)
Green Lantern / New Gods: Godhead (Dic. 2014)
Harley Quinn Invades Comic-Con (Sep. 2014)
National Comics - Eternity (Sep. 2012)
National Comics - Looker (Oct. 2012)
National Comics - Madame X (Dic. 2012)
National Comics - Rose and Thorn (Nov. 2012)
Robin Rises: Omega (Sep. 2014)
Suicide Squad: Amanda Waller (May. 2014)
Superman: Lois Lane (Abr. 2014)
Superman: Doomed 1 (Jul. 2014)
Superman: Doomed 2 (Nov. 2014)
Young Romance: New 52 Valentine's Day Special (Abr. 2013)


MULTIVERSITY
The Multiversity (Oct. 2014)
The Multiversity: The Society of Super-Heroes (Nov. 2014)
The Multiversity: The Just (Dic. 2014)


Director's Cut:

Batman Year Zero Director's Cut (Sep. 2013)
Forever Evil: Director's Cut (Dic. 2013)
Harley Quinn 0: Director's Cut (Ago. 2014)
Justice League: Trinity War Director's Cut (Oct. 2013)
Superman Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr.'s Director's Cut (Nov. 2014) 001.cbr
Superman Unchained Director's Cut (Sep. 2013)

Free Comic Book Day:
The New 52 (Prólogo a Trinity War), (May 2012)
Futures End (May. 2014)

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Te faltaron los FCBD de DC, tanto el de Trinity War como el de Futures End

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

Te faltaron los FCBD de DC, tanto el de Trinity War como el de Futures End

Tenés razón.

Listo. Incluido.

Se te escapó borrar un .cbr 

EelO'Brian escribió:

Se te escapó borrar un .cbr 

Que lo tiró.

Lo posteo acá algo que ya todos nos dimos cuenta:

Citación :

Replicating Rivals: CONVERGENCE & SECRET WARS Just Latest DC-Marvel Idea Crossover
by Graeme McMillan
Date: 07 November 2014 Time: 04:52 PM ET
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It’s been said that there are only seven different stories in the world, but even that number might feel too high for fans of event comics this week, with details of both DC’s April 2015 event Convergence and Marvel’s May 2015 event Secret Wars being released and sounding — well, not entirely unlike each other.

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This isn’t the first time that the two publishers have published similar projects simultaneously; DC’s massive 2009 event Blackest Night — in which the dead returned to life to attack the living — coincided with Marvel’s Necrosha, in which the dead also returned to life to attack the living. Similarly, the revelation that Steve Rogers wasn’t actually dead, but instead bouncing around the timestream in Captain America: Reborn was hitting the stands at the same time as Bruce Wayne was also traveling the timestream while everyone in the present day thought he was dead in Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne.
Such coincidences happen. Alan Moore is fond of referencing “ideaspace,” some vague shared birthplace of ideas and concepts that everyone taps into without realizing it, an idea that feels a little bit more tangible when multiple people come up with the same idea simultaneously: They’re getting it from ideaspace, of course! When two such projects appear at the same time, it’s best to consider it an unexpected lesson in comparing how different creators and different publishers approach the same concepts and little else.



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Recently, however, some events have began to look… familiar. Original Sin’s central whodunnit was very similar to Identity Crisis, from concept — beloved supporting character murdered and all the heroes have to find out who was responsible — to denouement, with another long-term supporting character having been responsible. Time Runs Out in the Avengers books feels like a combination of the time jump of the post-Infinity Crisis “One Year Later” and the everything you know is wrong in the future nature of Keith Giffen and the Bierbaum’s Legion of Super-Heroes. DC’s Flashpoint had DNA from Marvel’s House of M in its alternate world nature. If we’re honest, next year’s Convergence and Secret Wars both look like mash-ups of the original Secret Wars and Crisis on Infinite Earths to an extent.

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This isn’t a new thing; DC put out collections of its 1980s events Millennium and Invasion! during Marvel’s Secret Invasion in 2008, in part to remind fans that, hey, superhero sleeper agents and alien invasions had been done before. If you squint at them, you could make the case that both the first Super Powers series and the original Secret Wars share more than a handful of similarities (heroes and villains forced into conflict by all-powerful entities in situations that end up resolving in a heroes-vs-all-powerful-villain set-up), although Secret Wars owes much more to Contest of Champions than anything else.
In fact, it’s worth pointing out that the new development in events isn’t that they’ve started echoing other events more often, but that they’ve started echoing events put out by other publishers. Traditionally, you’ve known what to expect from a Marvel event — heroes fighting other heroes — and from a DC event — time and/or parallel reality travel, preferably in the form of a Crisis; it’s only when the publishers start branching out of their comfort zones where the unintentional crossover comes in.
So does that mean that neither publisher should try anything other than their traditional ideas? Of course not — there are only so many times you can see Captain America act all self-righteous towards someone who traditionally should be fighting alongside him, after all (No, really; there is, Marvel). What it really means is that both Marvel and DC should push far further outside of their comfort zones, beyond not just their tried-and-tested formulas, but beyond all the other tropes that have been proven to succeed.

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The repetition and similarity between events is happening because everyone involved — the audience, the creators and the publishers — have come to consider events in a very narrow sense, centering around “big changes,” fan-service and impossible odds that turn out not to be too impossible after all. There really is only so much you can do with that, which is why we’re seeing the same stories coming back over and over again in the hopes of repeating the impact of Crisis on Infinite Earths, Secret Wars or The Infinity Gauntlet. For that to happen, though, will require the return of the one thing that those titles offered readers at the time: a sense of the unknown, the new and the anything-can-happen.
If there are only seven stories in the world, the best way for comic events to have the impact that they used to isn’t returning to the same themes over and over again, but to try and see which of the seven haven’t been tried in superhero events yet, and working out how to make them fit.

Seguimos con CONVERGENCE, esta vez algunos títulos de la semana 1 del evento de acuerdo a CBR:

Citación :

The announcement of DC Comics' nine-week "Convergence" event series during its regular superhero line's hiatus sparked a lot of speculation amongst fans as to which universes would actually be included. The publisher has revealed part of the mystery, announcing 10 two-part miniseries that each give different looks at pre-"Flashpoint" DC Universe heroes -- which means old favorites like Stephanie Brown as Batgirl, Cassandra Cain, Donna Troy, Wally West (married to Linda Park with kids), Jesse Quick, Barbara Gordon as Oracle, Dick Grayson as Nightwing, Renee Montoya as The Question are back on the table in full force. The plot synopses for the issues also mention "Flashpoint" versions of characters and a mysterious structure called "The Dome."

The list of titles includes a vast array of creators, many of whom have a previous association with the pre-New 52 versions of characters -- like Greg Rucka on "The Question" and Gail Simone on "Nightwing/Oracle."

CBR also has exclusive images from five of the upcoming miniseries; "Batgirl," "Batman and Robin," "Harley Quinn," "Justice League" and "Titans." Check out the art and creative teams/titles/synopses below.




EXCLUsIVE ART from "Batgirl," "Batman & Robin" and "Harley Quinn"





EXCLUSIVE ART from "Justice League," "Titans"


SUPERMAN
Writer: Dan Jurgens
Artist Lee Weeks and Dan Jurgens/Norm Rapmund
Superman and Lois deal with the impending birth of their child as he is called in to protect the city.

THE ATOM
Writer: Tom Peyer
Artist: Steve Yeowell / Andy Owens
Ray Palmer finds that Ryan Choi is still alive. Together,

they meet and confront Deathstroke, the man responsible for “killing” Choi, before fighting the invading Extremists.

BATGIRL
Writer: Alisa Kwitney
Artist: Rick Leonardi and Mark Pennington
After a year in the dome, Stephanie Brown is not sure she wants to be Batgirl again. But when Flashpoint Catman attacks, Red Robin and Black Bat call her back into service.

NIGHTWING/ORACLE
Writer: Gail Simone
Artist: Jan Duursema and Dan Parsons
Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon reevaluate their relationship under the dome (wedding!), but Flashpoint Hawkman & Hawkwoman attack, and everything changes.

SPEED FORCE
Writer: Tony Bedard
Artist: Tom Grummett and Sean Parsons
Wally West and his kids are separated from Linda, which was bad enough, but when the dome falls, Flashpoint Wonder Woman comes for them.

TITANS
Writer: Fabian Nicieza
Artist: Ron Wagner and Jose Marzan
Starfire and Donna Troy come to get Roy Harper who has gone into seclusion since the death of his child and loss of his arm, but then Arsenal has to choose between his team and resurrecting his dead daughter.

JUSTICE LEAGUE
Writer: Frank Tieri
Artist: Vicente Cifuentes
When Supergirl, Zatanna, and Jade went to Jessie Quick's baby shower, they didn't expect to be taken to another planet for a year, or to be attacked by Flashpoint Aquaman.

QUESTION
Writer: Greg Rucka
Artist: Cully Hamner
Two-Face is fighting another world's Harvey Dent, and it's up to Renee Montoya as the Question to help him beat the odds.

BATMAN & ROBIN
Writer: Ron Marz
Artist: Denys Cowan and Klaus Janson
Bruce Wayne and Damian have friction with Red Hood before the Extremists attack.

HARLEY QUINN
Writer: Steve Pugh
Artist: Phil Winslade and John Dell
Harley Quinn is enjoying her normal life under the dome until Catwoman and Poison Ivy draft her to fight Captain Carrot.

Qué grosso Ron con B&R!!!

Aparentemente es como Zero Hour, aparece gente de distintas épocas/universos y se mezclan...bajo un domo???? 

Gente acaba de llamar Stephen King, para ver por donde pasaba a cobrar por la idea del domo

Irish Warrior escribió:

Aparentemente es como Zero Hour, aparece gente de distintas épocas/universos y se mezclan...bajo un domo???? 

corrigan escribió:

Gente acaba de llamar Stephen King, para ver por donde pasaba a cobrar por la idea del domo

Algo por el estilo... lo raro son las descripciones donde muestran que personajes del explotado (literamente) universo flashpoint estan vivitos y coleando, y hasta se meten en otras realidades.

Si es como Zero Hour, exijo que a Jordan lo hagan malo de nuevo!!!!

Por otro lado, se me pianta un lagrimon al ver a Lois embarazada de Supes!!! Se ve que en los 6 años que estuvieron viviendo en la oscuridad no perdieron el tiempo!!

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

corrigan escribió:

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

Tiene la cesaria programada!! O vos te crees que es boluda?!

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

Si es como Zero Hour, exijo que a Jordan lo hagan malo de nuevo!!!!

Te va a escuchar Ema....acordate que ahora es moderador...

corrigan escribió:

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

corrigan escribió:

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

Tiene la cesaria programada!! O vos te crees que es boluda?!

jejjeje! Me hiciero c*gar de risa!

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

corrigan escribió:

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

Tiene la cesaria programada!! O vos te crees que es boluda?!

Si la vemos aparecer tipo Oracle, es que cayo en una de las grandes mentiras de la humanidad "te juro que no te va a doler"

corrigan escribió:

Kyle_Rayner escribió:

corrigan escribió:

Si a vos se te pianta un lagrimón de verla embarazada imagínate lo que va a llorar ella cuando el pibe salga

Tiene la cesaria programada!! O vos te crees que es boluda?!

Si la vemos aparecer tipo Oracle, es que cayo en una de las grandes mentiras de la humanidad "te juro que no te va a doler"

Mmmm....podríamos decir lo mismo del Profesor Xavier?

Ahora me cierra por que se lleva tan mal con Magneto jejejejej