has any comic made you cry or come close to crying

[roach]

Wedding of Jean and Scott

 

[Doc Destruction]

Forgot about a few moments there. The supe thing didn't do much, but captian marvel sacrificing himself was pretty damn touching.

A different emotion from the same moments...

I'll never forget seeing Superman rip the top of the UN building and refer to us as "humans" for the first time in a rage. I remember thinking "Oh, you are all so screwed now!"

 

[newmexneon]

The Walking Dead #48. When Ricks wife and daughter are killed. No other movie or book has ever made me so sad.

 

[Shockdingo]

A couple actually, I'm a big softie. The one the comes to mind at the moment was Deadpool 13 or so when he fought T-Ray and was beaten in the snow. I actually thought he somehow died...It was just sad you know? Wade just lost it, betrayed his only pals because he thought they were conspiring against him and bam. He's left all alone in the snow. I think his "This isn't how it's supposed to happen...the good guy always...wins" then T-Ray says something along the lines of "But that's just it Wade...you're not one of the good guys." *cough* erum yea. Gotta go do manly stuff now like punch trees into orbit and wrestle whales or something....bye.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Wow, a Deadpool comic? Never thought I'd see that in this thread.

That reminds me of Spider-Man (which would later be known as Peter Parker: Spider-Man) #13. Spider-Man accidentally dies trying to save a kid and, upon offering to stay with Death and Thanos in exchange for the kid to return to life, Death and Thanos take pity on him and return them both to life. It doesn't really make sense the way I'm describing it because I read it a long time ago and I'm forgetting some details, but it was very touching.

 

[SuperFerret]

Don't be crude. You know what she means.

I know, I'm just unable to pass up a bad joke. You know how it is, like attracts like.

 

[Franklin Richards]

3 Hail Kirby's and you're forgiven.

 

[SuperFerret]

3 Hail Kirby's and you're forgiven.

Dang, I spent a few minutes actually typing up a "Hail Kirby", but now I'm reluctant to post it.

 

[moraldeficiency]

Wow, a Deadpool comic? Never thought I'd see that in this thread.

That reminds me of Spider-Man (which would later be known as Peter Parker: Spider-Man) #13. Spider-Man accidentally dies trying to save a kid and, upon offering to stay with Death and Thanos in exchange for the kid to return to life, Death and Thanos take pity on him and return them both to life. It doesn't really make sense the way I'm describing it because I read it a long time ago and I'm forgetting some details, but it was very touching.

It was before infinity gauntlet and death wanted spider-man to fight thanos. Pete actually punked thanos pretty well in that, because thanos had to use power to beat down Pete and that's kinda against the rules of being dead and material powers not mattering. That was a pretty good comic.

 

[iloveclones]

Wow, a Deadpool comic? Never thought I'd see that in this thread.

That reminds me of Spider-Man (which would later be known as Peter Parker: Spider-Man) #13. Spider-Man accidentally dies trying to save a kid and, upon offering to stay with Death and Thanos in exchange for the kid to return to life, Death and Thanos take pity on him and return them both to life. It doesn't really make sense the way I'm describing it because I read it a long time ago and I'm forgetting some details, but it was very touching.

Wow, what a coincidence. I was just looking through McFarlane's run on Spider-Man the day before you posted that, and I paged through that one. Mostly because I was thinking, "Spider-Man versus Thanos. Yeah, that sounds like the 90s alright." I'll have to read through it now though, because I don't remember that story.

 

[iloveclones]

^ "Kinda against the rules of being dead..." Only here can you say things like that and not be mocked!

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Another comic that I think might, not sure, but might have made me close to tears was the ending of the marriage. Sadness came over me, then anger.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

That was pure disgust due to how terrible the story was for me.

 

[Anubis]

The Walking Dead #48. When Ricks wife and daughter are killed. No other movie or book has ever made me so sad.

Oh yeah, that one was, like, wow.

 

[moraldeficiency]

^ "Kinda against the rules of being dead..." Only here can you say things like that and not be mocked!

Right. I believe if my memory hasn't been swisscheesed by pot that thanos grew in size to overpower peter after dying and pete was all, "hey, I thought physical representations were irrevelant here, and your chin looks stupid".


That scene in Walking Dead happened so quickly it was insane. It would have been more impactual if they didn't just cover it in one panel, but yeah that was ****ed.

 

[Wylie Times]

I gotta admit Final Crisis: Requiem had a brotha a little choked up....

 

[RAMORE]

Ditto for Aunt May's death during the Clone Wars. One of the most beautiful, touching farewells to a character I've ever read. So of course Marvel had to retcon it, throwing the baby out with the stinking Clone Wars bathwater.

I agree I balled like a baby when the REAL aunt may died. But I was also happy it was the perfect death.

 

[wiegeabo]

I gotta admit Final Crisis: Requiem had a brotha a little choked up....

Was that the one with the Manhunter?...so yeah, I can agree.


And the last scene in Final Crisis:Revelations...

 

[TheCorpulent1]

That was lovely. I really felt good for Cris for the first time in about forever.

 

[wiegeabo]

I agree I balled like a baby when the REAL aunt may died. But I was also happy it was the perfect death.

I think I have that one. Is that the one where Ben is hanging outside the hospital room while May says goodbye to Peter and MJ (or something)? And when she passes, Ben pulls of his mask, tears running down his face, unable to grieve with the others?...


*sniff*


Or was I just smoking something and made all the up?