Isabelle Lanthier

Isabelle Lanthier
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Ethnicity:	Caucasian
Nationality:	Canadian
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Body type:	Slim
Hair:	Brown
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Shown:	Topless

Isabelle Lanthier is a French Canadian woman with gigantomastia. She appeared on Montel Williams' talk show, where she told how her chest grew from 34 inches (86 cm) to 52.5 inches (133 cm) in five months during her pregnancy. Her breast growth was incipient to pregnancy.Ofcourse Montel spent most of the show,asking are they your big boobs ?Can At their largest, one breast weighed 15 pounds (6.8 kg) and the other 12 pounds (5.4 kg). Her husband custom made a special bra to support her breasts.
""i makie her new bra..i use two big water buckets,with ropes tided to handle.BBBbbbut  she no like.She beat me over the head with them.I get raindamage and spend six months in hospitalli.

I play with them after the show,like I did with wendy Whoppers,ladies and gentlemen.?was all Motel asked over and over,acording to the online site Big Jerkoff Examiner.
Then the Anti Big Freakishly Huge Boobs protestors showed with signs baring nude pictures of Tina small,Chelsie Charms and Beshine.They screammed ''Fake .Fake.Fake.Herbert.Herbert.Herbert.''
Next,they began to weird gitares and bike wheels.singing to way to big boob land.Gonna heft some big tits and throw away the bra.
Hey out there.Hey out there.
That is not the end of the story.
She dumped her Asshole husband.
Married for Big ducked boyfriend and had more babies.She has tits bigger than Tina Small,Beshine or Chelsea Charms.

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MARVEL TWO IN ONE 21

A Rights Issue Leading To Collectability?

Credits

Script:

Bill Mantlo

Pencils:

Ron Wilson

Inks:

Pablo Marcos

Colors:

Janice Cohen

Letters:

Gaspar Saladino (page one), Karen Mantlo

Content Information

Genre:

superhero

Characters:

Thing; Doctor Clark Savage, Jr.; Human Torch; Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Blodgett Mayfair (Monk); Colonel John Renwick (Renny); Mrs. Raymond Lightner; Janice Lightner; Tom Lightner (Blacksun); Raymond Lightner (Blacksun); Tony Stark (Iron Man I)

Indexer Notes

Some characters added by Douglas Johnson via GCD Errors list (May 2007).

Due to the rights to Doc Savage this issue is not reprinted in Essential Marvel Two-In-One (Marvel, 2005 series) #1.This was yet another attempt by Marvel Comics to resusitate a dead comic-namely Doc Savage,by get team him with a popular Marvel character-in this case the Ben Grimm,the Thing and not Spider-Man,in his Team-Up book sometime before.It was to say,gee-your just stupid to buy those other books.What you need if for them to appear in a comic with a popular hero you like.And if you think that insulting,why wonder why we still such terrible junk like Spider-Man meets Red Sonja,Spider-Man meet King Kull,Star Trek meets the X-Men,and the Legion of Superheroes meet Star Trek.You know,originally team ups were for inhouse characters to meet other inhouse characters,but some genious came up with wonderful idea of having ''their character or characters'' meet other outside properties.It was a case where art ? meet pure rip off theivery.In other words,if you bought,your that sucker born every minute,P.T.Barnum was supposed to have said.And Barnum didn't say it originally,he would have,once he saw Marvel Two in One and Marvel Team Up.

Guide to Marvel Two-In-One #21 the Thing & Doc Savage

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Marvel Two-In-One launched in 1974, teaming the Thing with a different hero each month. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series – and more!

Publisher: Marvel Comics
Cover Date: November 1976
Cover Price: 30¢
Writer: Bill Mantlo -if you can that a writer
Artist: Ron Wilson or tracer

WHO stars in this issue?

the Thing - Benjamin J. Grimm was bombarded by cosmic rays in a space exploration flight, alongside three friends. The cosmic rays gave each of them different powers, and they formed the Fantastic Four. Ben underwent the most physical change of the foursome: his skin mutated into orange rock and, as a result, he gained super-strength.

Doc Savage - Clark Savage, Jr. is a pulp hero from the 1930s. He possesses many skills and abilities including: great strength, endurance, photographic memory, mastery of the martial arts, and vast knowledge of the sciences. His nickname, “the Man of Bronze”, is attributed to the color of his hair and skin.

WHAT happens?

In the present (1976), Janice Lightner (the daughter of Raymond Lightner) seeks the assistance of the Thing - for her maniacal brother seeks to continue the work of her mad-scientist father. Her brother, Tom, has recreated the Sky Cannon based on his father’s notes, and he intends on using it to drain the stars of the light and imbue him with their energy.

Back in 1936, Lucinda Lightner (the wife of Raymond Lightner) recruits the aid of Doc Savage to stop her mad-scientist husband from using the Sky Cannon.Meanwhile,Monk and Ham are looking about hoping nobody they know is reading this comic. In both times, the heroes arrive at the scene just as the Sky Cannon has been activated and they are struck by its Star-Beam. The energy breaches time itself and brings Doc Savage to the present (1976). The Star-Beam also merged Tom Lightner with his father, Raymond Lightner, into the villainous Blacksun, who launches an attack on the Thing, Doc Savage and their friends (the Human Torch, Monk, Renny and Janice Lightner).Wow,don't you love it two guys with same matter merge and nothing happens,like messing explosion of body parts everywhere.Strangely,also-I don't remember any Doc Savage tale,where this sort of thing happens.Doc 's creators always tried the science believable,where Marvel creators go with whatever bullshit science that their hippie brains to think up,even if it make little suspecion of disbelief sence.

However, the excitation of battle is no replacement for the call of space on this maddened being. Blacksun feels the call of the stars, themselves, and begins his journey towards them.Wow,Jim Kirk,often needs the star ship Enterprise,but this yo yo,just needs bad science and a hand me down black uniform,stolen six other bad guys. But, in the end, he’s only a human – and his mortal form could not contain all the energy his body tried to contain. As his body gives way to the massive energies stored within, the temporal field retracts and Doc Savage (and friends) return to their home time period.With Doc saying what was all shit anyway.

WHERE does the story take place?

Manhattan – specifically the Baxter Building (in the present) and the 86th Floor of the Empire State Building (in 1936).The Baxter Building and Empire State Buildings lawyers,told either to refrain from comment.They both denie having anything to do with this story.

WHEN does the villain next appear?

As hinted in the last panel of this issue, Blacksun will be seen in the very next issue..As if we give two shits seeing him again.

WHY is Doc Savage the guest-lead?

Marvel does not own the rights to Doc Savage - he’s a pulp hero that’s been around since before Marvel Comics even existed. But, in the 1970s, Marvel purchased the rights to produce a comic series based on the Man of Bronze. His comic series was published from 1972 to 1974. Marvel changed the format to magazine-size and launched a new Doc Savage series in 1975. Sales must not have been doing well, so it appears that he showed up here to give the character some more exposure. Unfortunately, it didn’t work – his magazine was cancelled four months later (the last issue had a cover date of March 1977). Since then, other comic publishers have acquired the license, including Millennium, Dark Horse Comics and DC Comics.

HOW was it?

You’ll need a lot of suspension of disbelief with this issue but, it’s a neat treat to see Doc Savage teamed with the Thing – especially since it appears that the Thing is starstruck by the Man of Bronze. Also, since Doc Savage is a licensed character, this issue cannot be reprinted by Marvel unless they acquire the rights again. So, this story will be missing from those Essential collections of Marvel Two-In-One. There’s a lot of setup to get this story going but the climax only lasts five pages. Lots of setup and lots of action but little in the way of characterization – especially for Doc Savage (who seems incredibly aloof and uninteresting).

Of the 100 issues of Marvel's original Two-In-One series, #21 is the only issue that has never been reprinted in any form. If you want to read the story here, your only (legal) option is to track down one in the back issue bins. The reason for this is that Doc Savage appears as a character in the story and he's a character that Marvel does not own the rights to. In order to reprint this story, they have to secure permission from the current rights holder (who I can't seem to find in a 30-second internet search) and probably pay a handsome royalty fee. It's not impossible for that to happen, but with the number of intellectual properties Marvel already owns, sorting all that out just to reprint a single issue seems a bit much.
The cover saw the Thing and Doc Savage punching through a wall.Wow,Max Entertainment for idiots of all ages-any century.

WOW,The Thing and Doc Savage together.Maw,get me my readin glasses.I need to finish this one on the john and use it toilet paper afterwards.Then give a burial at sea.

"Black Sun Lives!" Part 1 of 3. Guest-starring Doc Savage and the Human Torch. Story by Bill Mantlo. Art by Ron Wilson and Pablo Marcos. A mysterious woman sets two heroes, separated by four decades, on a collision course with destiny. Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze and pulp hero of the 1930's, meets the ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing in a time-spanning adventure that has to be seen to be believed.Actually,neither Doc Savage nor the Thing meet,in this terribly drawn and written epic of shit creativety.The art looks as if were drawn,inked and colored on a crosstown bus to Marvel.

Not it matter much.If you ever read the original story,you know it was the type of hackie garbage Bill Mantlo often gave us Marvel.A true Masterpiece of utter shit writting.The story was about two scientist,if that what you want to call two guys dealling voodoo magic,being drawn toward the same black hole 30 years apart.If you never read,consider yourself lucky.I waisted 30 cents,because despite looking pages of bad work,I picked up being apart of my Doc Savage collection.Bill Mantlo,did only not have a clue to how black holes work,but didn't have clue as human physics works.Having two guys drawn up into the sky,wouldn't even fool a mentally retarded 3 year old.MY Grade.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to infinity negative side

Marvel Two-In-One was an American comic book series published by Marvel Comics that featured the Fantastic Fourmember, the Thing, in a different team-up each issue with a different character. The series continued from the team-up stories starring the Thing in the final two issues of Marvel Feature (1971 series), and lasted for 100 issues, from January 1974, through June 1983. Seven annuals were also published. As the series progressed, many of the characters paired with the Thing were more obscure superheroes (or, on occasion, supervillains). Although popular, the series never attained the commercial success of Marvel Team-Up, which featured Spider-Man in the same format of different guest stars each month.

Many notable comics creators contributed to the series, including Steve Gerber, Frank Miller, Jack Kirby (who did pencils on several covers during its run), John Byrne, John Buscema, George Pérez and Marv Wolfman.

Marvel Two-In-One ended after one hundred issues and was immediately replaced with a solo series dedicated to The Thing.It was pretty much a terrible series,anyhow-with bad story after another.Only when John Byrne did an issue where the current Thing meets the old Thing,was there a story worth reading.My brother often refered to this book as Marvel Two Holler,as it up your two holes,as if you got fucked twice with this comic each issue

THIS IS A TRUE STORY'BELEIVE IT OR DON'T.

THIS IS A TRUE STORY'BELEIVE IT OR DON'T.

For some weird reason,I sent a drawing to Marvel.The original,not a copy as a practical joke.It was called the Incredible Spider-Hulk-a sort of composite Peter Parker/Bruce Banner creation,that transforms get this into a composite Spider-Man /Incredible Hulk.I don't why I drew it,since I don't generally draw that sort of thing.I don't really care much for superhero teamups and think less of composite heroes.But back in the early 1990's I was feeling stupid.I was much pissed off  at the stuff MARVEL COMICS was putting out.I was generally tired of anything Big,bad Jim Shooter was doing since Marvel Secret Wars.So what I do?I sent Jim Shooter the drawing,saying this is the kind of character,you guys will love.I guess,I figured Shooter would open the envelope and say,get the fuck out of here and throw it out a window,knowing it was some sort of prank.

Well,no-like Star Treks Specre of the Gun and Spocks Brain,the joke was on me,it got published as a web of Spider-Man-a book I don't and never read ever.What scare isn't that Marvel printed my idea.I don't a SPIDER-HULK character is worth crap,other a single comic.Certainly,no one has yet to turn it into a series orsomething.No what scare me is how many other people did something like me over the years.Some of them,could turn into big seller like Wolverine or the  punisher.

So remembers,boys and girls-DON'T ANYTHING YOU CREATED TO MARVEL OR DC COMICS-EVEN AS A JOKE,BECAUSE DUH.....YOU JUST MIGHT SEE IT IN PRINT SOMEDAY.

In the midst of battling the Hulk in Web Of Spider-Man #69, Spider-Man was zapped with a Biokinetic Energy Absorber that was in the same vicinity as the Incredible Hulk...Of course this meant huge quantities of Gamma Radiation was present and Spidey went on to Smash!...At least temporarily in Web Of Spider-Man #70!

Shockwave Flash Gordan Crashes in Google Chrome

Shockwave Flash Gordon Crashes in Google Chrome

AS YOU REMEMBER LAST TIME,FLASH GORDON ,DOCTOR ZARKOV AND PRINCE BARON WERE TRYING TO SURF THE MONGO INTERNET,SEARCHING FOR REFERENCES TO DALE ARDEN,AS THEY FLY TO HER RESCUE OVER MONGO.UNKNOWN TO THEM,MING THE MERCIELESS HAS KIDNAPPED HER.

WHEN SUDDENLY SHOCKWAVE FLASH GORDON CRASHES AND.......

Daredevil #133,featuring Uri Geller

Well,Happy Hanover's Marching Moron Society is busy this week.Must be the Great Tony Isabella National Moron Week.So that award,goes to Marvel Comics once again.This time it's Good Old Marv Worfman,who had Uri Geller meeting Daredevil.He claimed all sorts of stupid shit,that would make the Amazing Randy and Penn and Teller choke on his bullshit big time.Daredevil played it cool,just incase,this guy turned a big con artist,as Jonathan Edwards would decades later.The comic also featured Mind-Wave and his Think Tank.Can't wait for them to return.OK.It been over 30 years,but one can hope.Can't until Spider-Man meets the local three card monty guy on the corner of 5th and Jappip.Thats next month,I hear,as one of the three Spider-Man -the two clones-either the one in the Fantastic Four or the one in the Avengers meets him a new edition of Marvel Team Up.Also featuring the weird ghost of Michael Jackson.TEE,HEE-Spider-MAN-want some jesus joise and a play naked in the tub ?We can play Sanduski Horseplay there.

So go to Comic for Collectors_still closed for renovation since 1975 and reserve a copy today.You might need a rainhat,incase of cloucy whether or toilet paper,if you run out.Remember Martin Goodman once said.""OUR READERS ARE JUST LITTLE KIDS AND IDIOTS.
 Guess so,if you look at stuff like this.

[comics] Scans of Daredevil #133 — from 1976 – oddly Daredevil #133,featuring Uri Geller

good old guest starring Uri Geller …‘Daredevil, Wait For Me — I’m a Mentalist, not an ...Acrobat!’

Daredevil #133 – Guest Starring Uri Geller..WO.wowW.Shouldn't be 'Daredevil,wait for me-I'm a Mental case-I mean Mentalist conartist,not an Acrobat

The monster, Maash or Monster Mush

 Hello once again everyone. Well, it’s the weekend and we turn to another member of the Sinestro Corps. The triple headed freak that is Maash. This guy stuck out to me when I first saw him in The Sinestro Corps Annual. Now, of course a lot of members of the SC stuck out at me as being stupid beyond stupid. However, this guy had three heads and the top one looked so horrified. Also the problem is like many comic artist,he just a big ,purple rip off of the Bi Beast.The Bibeast was only tollarated because,a}he was an android and  B}he talked to Skull brother.

Bi-Beast

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Bi-Beast
The Bi-Beast's first appearance in The Incredible Hulk #169 (Nov. 1973). Art by Herb Trimpe.
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
First appearance	Incredible Hulk #169 (Nov. 1973)
Created by	Steve Englehart Herb Trimpe
In-story information
Partnerships	Red Raven Avians Man-Beast
Notable aliases	Skull-Brother
Abilities	Superhuman strength, endurance, durability and intelligence

The Bi-Beast is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics. The Bi-Beast first appeared in theHulk #169 (Nov. 1973) and was created by Herb Trimpe and Steve Englehart.

Contents   [hide]  1 Fictional character biography 2 Powers and abilities 3 In other media 3.1 Television 3.2 Video game 4 References 5 External links

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The Bi-Beast is an android with two heads (one atop the other - the top skull is given knowledge of warfare while the bottom skull was given a knowledge of culture) created many years ago by an avian race that were in turn a sub-species of the Inhumans. For reasons unknown, that species died out, and the Bi-Beast is left to its own devices in their city. Years later, the creature sees theHarpy with Bruce Banner, and is reminded of its former avian masters. The Bi-Beast captures them both and instructs Banner to fix the now-decaying machines in the city. Banner instead chooses to cure the Harpy, who reverts back to the form of Betty Ross soon after.^[1] The Bi-Beast becomes aware of Banner's deception and fights Banner's alter-ego the Hulk, but is distracted when an AIMstrike force led by MODOK storms the city. Rather than allow its home to be captured, the Bi-Beast activates a self-destruct mechanism and perishes in the explosion.^[2]

Unknown to all, a cylinder containing a second Bi-Beast is ejected from the city at the moment of the explosion. It comes to rest on the ocean floor, and is later retrieved and taken to the S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier. The second Bi-Beast awakens soon after, and imbued with the memories of the first, decides to take control of the helicarrier and launch its missiles at major metropolitan cities, believing the human race to be responsible for the extinction of its creators. General Thunderbolt Ross becomes aware of the danger and forcibly inserts Bruce Banner into the helicarrier, where he changes into the Hulk and battles the Bi-Beast once more. The two fall mid-battle through an opening activated by S.H.I.E.L.D., and plunge many miles to the ocean. The Bi-Beast disappears and is assumed to have drowned.^[3]

Several years later the Bi-Beast reappears. The android captures and enslaves the crews of naval ships and slowly recreates the avian sky-island city and builds an army for another revenge attack on the human race. Donald Blake, however, is traveling on the latest vessel to be attacked (planted there by Tony Stark - the alter ego of Iron Man - who was aware of Blake's true identity and wanted some added "insurance") and becomes Thor, who quickly defeats the Bi-Beast and frees the captives. An apprehended Bi-Beast is then freed by his secret ally, the Man-Beast, and together the two battle Thor and Iron Man.^[4]

Defeated once again, the Bi-Beast is eventually captured by the Stranger for study and taken to the Stranger's laboratory world. With the other captives, the Bi-Beast escapes and attacks the Stranger, but is defeated by the heroine Power Princess.^[5]

He later returns to Earth, and battles the Hulk and She-Hulk, although Bi-Beast's effectiveness is compromised when one of his heads develops an attraction to the latter.^[6]

The Bi-Beast has battled the Thing and Squirrel Girl, and later appeared as a corpse in the series Beyond!.^[7]

[edit]Powers and abilities

The Bi-Beast is a highly advanced android with superhuman strength, stamina and durability. The first Bi-Beast also possesses an extensive knowledge of Avian warfare (in the upper skull) and culture (in the lower skull), but no knowledge of science.^[2] The Bi-Beast was originally some 20 feet (6.1 m) in height, but sacrifices this in a pact with the Man Beast. Courtesy of one of the Man Beast's machines, the Bi-Beast was instilled with pure hate while the Man Beast was granted even greater will power. A side effect was the Bi-Beast's reduction in both height and weight (but not strength).^[8]

I wanted to know why and then I got my answers a few months later. Let us tell the tale in my best Lyssa Drak voi… er typing. Originally conceived as triplets in the womb of their mother. When Maash was born, the doctors found that the babies had merged into one body. Each of Maash’s three heads has a different personality and mind.,as opposed his creator the comic artist,who has no mind at all when drew such stupid shit.Why would nature and evolution favor an asshole with three heads over the guys one,like us.Does he need to eat twice as much as a one headed guy?.See more than beings two eyes ?Smell more than guys a single nose.AND YOU GOT TO ASK YOURSELF,WHAT ONE OF THE TWO UPPER MOUTHS NEED TO THROW UP.Does it come flying out the lower mouth?Also I think

The bottom and middle head are both killers and murderers. Hence they constantly fight for control of their body but the top head is unlike the others. He is kind and remorseful but can never control his body long enough to stop his other two “brothers”. Maash is known for not only killing others but then later mutilating their victims in different and horrific ways. When Maash was made a Sinestro Corps recruit, the two heads had to confront their worse fear, which was their top head controlling their body and killing them off forever. After facing that fear, Maash was made a full time members of the Sinestro Corps. During the war with the Green Lantern Corps, Maash would not only kill off GL’s he would also disfigure and tear apart their bodies. He has currently retreated back to Qward to await their new leader or the return of Sinestro.

There you have it, the three face horror that is Maash. See you this weekend for a look at the Manhunters.Manhunters,because they are gay and don't being called Womanhunters.

Now,here it my own contribution to stupid alien anatomy.I call him the Triplehead Were BIbeast or something or maybe I should call him the Werewoman,like Roy Thomas did in a Conan story,about a female werewolf-even though werewolf means ''man wolf'' and were woman would mean man woman.Huh ?As transsexual ?DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Anyway,this guy has eight heads or something,all barthing at the same time.Two upper,useless arms,sticking out of his sholder,that can not move,but gee Rob Liefeld did years ago and so six other guys since Tars Tarkus,so why here again.

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Every now and then a star will voluntarily pose without Photoshop or makeup to raise awareness of media's affection for airbrushing. (Jessica Simpson for Marie Claire, anyone?)

But what's even more interesting is when unretouched images that you're NOT supposed to see leak online, as is the case with these new supposedly Photoshop-free photos of Victoria's Secret model Doutzen Kroes. (Victoria's Secret, after all, seems to be a devoted fan of airbrushing.)

Jezebel claims that the pics leaked on the forum The Fashion Spot, and the photos -- which show gorgeous Kroes posing in various VS swimsuits -- do reveal the unmistakable idiosyncrasies of natural beauty: a veiny hand, lighting imperfections, stray pieces of hair. You can also spot glimpses of the flesh-colored thong that Kroes is wearing underneath each suit, which we assume is for sanitary reasons if different girls are modeling the same suits. Do we even have to say it? Doutzen still looks amazing.

Check out the allegedly un-retouched photos below and see more Doutzen pics over at Jezebel.

See more celebs without airbrushing below!

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