Short and sweet. and very funny.

Thank you!

I guess Master Berserk has no kryptonite!

Master Beserk has only one weakness and it's Fifine.

This is a joke about these old superman comics in the 70 when everybody who attack Superman uses kryptonite! In one issue, Superman was attacked by a giant gorilla with kryptonite eyes, thankfully, Lois Lane tricked the gorilla into wearing sunglasses! I AM NOT JOKING! LOL

And people wonder why I never got into comic books ;P They're so silly!

You shouldn't based your judgement on these silly comics. There's a lot of great comics outside like fables, Bone or the braphic by Will Eisner. My favorite!

I barely even count those as comics. You should check out my collection of classic Krazy Kat reprints or my large collection of graphic novels!

I'm just not into the superhero stuff :)

I agree with you. The superheros comics have its limitations. But still there's some great writers who can develop good stories on these super heroes characters. But my collection of trades is more independant than Marvel & Dc.

The only DC comic I have is "Watchmen."

Watchmen was supposed to change the way of the superheroes comics but the industry didn't follow much to Allan Moore disappointment..and mine.

At least Moore keeps doing cool stuff.

Marvel and DC have been sliding on quality for over a decade now, so I can understand going with the independents. They recently messed up Spider-man so bad that after 30 years of reading and collecting him I'll no longer be collecting him in the coming years. :(

I had petty much given up on Marvel long before they started screwing up Spidy. Their microsoft-style tactics on successful indy competition such as Malibu made them a company I want to avoid whenever possible...

Sadly Microsoft has set a very bad example for other companies that you can get around the anti-monopoly laws and trash competition if you work at it hard enough and make enough money. Marvel though is the worst for the comic companies at it (although Diamond's doing a great job as a distributor helping them along by changing the rules and biasing against smaller independent companies in the comic industry).

Mined from the remains of the planet 'Silveran' ?

I can just see the script for this:

Dr. Oink: SILVERANIUM!! Your silver hide must be susceptible to it's raidations an--*brick*

Master B: Idiot.

Okay, I embellished :)

I try it already, it sounds better but It didn't make clear the statement that Dr Oink theory was completely false.

See, this is why REAL scientists test their theories first...

Mister Oink was only looking for those CGI movies ofFifine and friends. :)

Shhhh!

Well he's not totally off, after all Master Berserk while not an alien does get his exceptional power from aliens (since humans would at this point qualify as aliens from the perspective of the furries). Of course now that Fifine's been activated she's got a really long and healthy life ahead of her, should make for some interesting stories as she gets older but doesn't really age. Oh, would that set of changes also mean she's fertile well into middle and old age?

*snicker*

J'ai certainement lu beaucoup moins de comics de super-héros que toi...
Faut dire que dans la BD franco-belge, ce genre de personnages n'existe pratiquement pas !
Mais je connais mes classiques, et je continue d'apprécier certaines vieilles séries comme les 4 Fantastiques, quand ils étaient dessinés par Jack Kirby !
En fait, ce qui rend un super-héros intéressant, c'est justement ses faiblesses ! Et si l'on a inventé cette idiotie de kryptonite, c'est bien parce que Superman - à sa création - n'avait AUCUNE faiblesse !
Dès lors, c'était dur d'intéresser longtemps les lecteurs aux aventures de ce super-héros... Puisqu'on savait dès le départ qu'il pouvait tout, avait tous les pouvoirs et était indestructible !
Stan Lee a pigé le truc, et tous les super-héros qu'il a inventé se sont retrouvés affublés de grandes faiblesse (Daredevil est aveugle, Iron Man est constamment au bord de la crise cardiaque, etc)...