Or do you think otherwise? This comic has some science references, mainly because the guy's a scientist in the first panel, but changes completely in panel three. He's meant to actually have changed appearance, his metabolism completely engulfed in acid, making him an acid man called Mr Acid. Please, tell me whether you think this is a good origin idea for a villain and whether you think I should do similar origins in the future.

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P.S, if you want me to stop making hero comics, please remember that I still will have to make origins for the characters. Whether it be walking through the door or just being caught in an explosion landing them at someones feet, it's still an origin.

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Crash. Bang. Krrrsh. Uhhhhn. Crash. Bang. Krrrsh. Click. Blam. Onomatopoeia.

Actually, what makes this suck (besides the mispelling of 'reference,' of course) is that it isn't funny.

And just as a rule of thumb, all unfunny comics suck.

What makes this suck, to me, is that you used "OMG" in the last panel. I'm sorry, but unless it's a well-done parody of it, internet slang in comics is rarely that funny or even acceptable.

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Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

Possums, it wasn't really meant to be funny. I've only recently found my inner humour. I'm sorry if I spelt humour wrong, I'm from Australia. Also, dragonxero, I will take that OMG thing into account. Thankyou for at least reading the comic.

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Crash. Bang. Krrrsh. Uhhhhn. Crash. Bang. Krrrsh. Click. Blam. Onomatopoeia.

Or if the transforamtion also turned his Ph.D. genius into idiot h@XX0r-mind.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.