Luke cage is officially marvels most petty character ever LOL

[videogamestashbox.com]

Makes perfect sense... Luke Cage from Harlem
Real Harlem nikkas don't let other nikkas owe them money
Would have had to make Doctor Doom call him "sugar daddy" otherwise

You think a real nikka would accept Mr. Cactastic's charity?

Maybe Luke should call him "Mr. Daddy" next too huh?

Luke "Dame" Cage

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[wire28]

Bruh $200! He wasted more then that on jet fuel. ....inflation aside​

if you owe me ten dollars you aint givin me nine

 

[Yaboysix]

Lmao nikka a gangsta. That's some street shyt.dont tell the cops on the one that robbed you,handle it yaself lol

 

[Luken]

cant breathe.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

He's so much cooler in the comics

Comic Luke Cage would have no problem with the word nikka

 

[jackson35]

word to the mother.

 

[Da Jungles]

if you owe me ten dollars you aint givin me nine

Exactly. It's the principal!

 

[Grifter]

Just noticed Doom using "paltry".

 

[Art Barr]

Mr. fantastic(one of the top 4 smartest guys in marvel) gave luke a million dollar spaceship to go fetch $200...
I would've been like bruh, you wrecking my shop for $200 here's $400 ...now go home .....


I guess the bidding price for fukks started at $201 back in 72

Man, the ff always got owned fighting powerhouses back then.
Thing was hulk, to namor's punching bag and was comic relief after getting popped in the mouth. The thing was the epitome of the hurt fighter who smiles cause he hurt in comics back then.


Art Barr

 

[hex]

Just noticed Doom using "paltry".

This is still the GOAT usage of the word "paltry" in a comic:

Fred.

 

[Boy Wonder]

This is still the GOAT usage of the word "paltry" in a comic:

Fred.

Is that Magneto?

 

[hex]

Is that Magneto?

No it's Snowflame, a DC villain whose power is cocaine. No joke.

Fred.

 

[Boy Wonder]

No it's Snowflame, a DC villain whose power is cocaine. No joke.

Fred.

 

[SumBlackguyz]

This is still the GOAT usage of the word "paltry" in a comic:

Fred.

I remember that thread on him

 

[Kenny West]