Friday Night Fights: The Clash At Demonhead!

Completing this week’s ISB Scott Pilgrim Trifecta…

 

 

 

 

BASS! How Low Can You Go!
Death Row? What A Brother Knows!

 

More of Todd’s heinous deeds can be seen in Scott Pilgrim & The Infinite Sadness, the prequel to this week’s newly-released–and totally freakin’ awesome–Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together. And seriously, you guys: If you haven’t read it, you really should.

17 comments

  1. Brian says:

    It’s probably wrong to hope that the 7th and ultimate ex can shapeshift into a bear, isn’t it?

    Still, though. Scott Pilgrim. Bear-Punching. The internet would burst wide open.

  2. Chris Sims says:

    Or at least this part of it would.

  3. Devrick says:

    Once again, back is the incredible… the rhyme animal…

  4. Zac says:

    It takes extreme powers to connect a K with a B. KRAKAFOOM my @@s!

  5. bookrats says:

    Why can’t all humans be nice like Hostess Fruit Pies?

    Why indeed?

  6. Chris Sims says:

    Man, I don’t usually comment on tangents that arise in my comments section, but Hulk TOTALLY killed those guys.

  7. bookrats says:

    Man, I don’t usually comment on tangents that arise in my comments section, but Hulk TOTALLY killed those guys.

    Taking a second look, wouldn’t the Hulk’s method of terminating the Disco Devils be a better advertisement for Hostess Ho-Hos than Fruit Pies?

    http://www.post-gazette.com/images4/20070418ho-ho-logo_125.png

  8. artie simek says:

    Scott Pilgrim is as good as a tender, flaky Hostess Fruit Pie.

    I have never seen the Roller Disco Devils ad before. My life is changed. The fat rollerskating disco devil in the green shirt? The messed-up multi-ethnic group home from which the kids can’t escape? That the Hulk isn’t just upset but “very upset”? That a poor kid has been imprisoned so long that upon freedom, he can only moan, “That’s GREAT CRUST”? This is like a whole episode of Deadwood. It’s that good.

  9. Todd says:

    Wow. WOW.

    God knows I’ve tried, but I just don’t get what people see in this book.

    Am I just too old? Somebody help me out, here!

  10. Zach Adams says:

    At the risk of seeming pedantic, I feel obligated to point out that SCOTT PILGRIM AND THE INFINITE SADNESS is not a prequel to anything. A prequel is made after, but comes before. Phantom Menace is a prequel to A New Hope, but ANH is not a prequel to anything because it’s the first movie.

    …yeah, sorry. I’m in the middle of student-teaching HS English, and sometimes it escapes the confines of the school.

  11. Devrick says:

    Usually, the bad guys in Hostess ads actually commit some sort of crime. Those guys were just skating down the street, listening to music.

    They need to do an updated version, where Hulk rolls a bunch of people for talking too loud on their cell phones.

  12. Brian says:

    There totally needs to be a Salvation Run one-shot where one of the planet’s continents turns out to be populated solely by villains who were only seen in Hostess ads.

  13. Rich says:

    ESSENTIAL HOSTESS FRUIT PIES.

    Make it happen, Marvel.

  14. Tim C says:

    DC could do their Fruit Pie ads as a full-color HC Archive edition.

  15. Chris Sims says:

    Well what would you call it then? An antecedent?

  16. HydrogenGuy says:

    Just call the whole thing off.

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