Not-White Month: Pak's War Machine.

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Could someone recommend me some good comics with War Machine? I haven't read many besides, well, this one.

This was actually the book that got me back into comics.

Yeah, making Rhodes into a Cyborg ripoff was a terrible idea on Marvel's part.

@ostyo: ... I honestly haven't thought about it like that. I'm a bad, BAD nerd:(

And you are right, he IS sort-of a Cyborg ripoff here.

@xwraith: The first five issues was badass.

@waezi2: Rhodey weeps at your failure.

I miss Ares:(

@thecheesestabber:

@waezi2:

Can you change the title man? It just feels so racist and makes me feel really uncomfortable

well technically Rhodey had these powers first.

@testament: Or you could, you know, ignore it. Part of the idea of the title is that it's provoking, which creates attention.

And it's not racist, the whole point is to point out that the comic industry is dominated by white guys, and it's only recently that we have something like a Muslim superhero, which I pointed out in the first review.

He is right. Cyborg is like a switzer knife of machines, but War Machine is more like a parasite. Vic has it all, Rhodey takes it all.

The last I read of War Machine was in Gambit's cancelled series, ( I think).

@ms-lola: Wanted to read some Gambit recently. Is it a good series? Who is the writer?

@waezi2:

I really liked it, plus having Clay Mann do the majority of the art helped. The writer was Asmus and he did a decent job with Gambit, taking him back to his roots and also putting him in situations where the gentleman in him could come out and play. It could be a little chaotic at times, but it worked. I hate that it got cancelled.

@waezi2: White Power! *lights cross on fire in front of house, apartment, trailer, cave, box, tree or wherever else bearded scrubs with blue shirts live.*