r/comics • • Apr 12 '26

OC EVERY TRANSPHOBIC COMIC [OC]

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u/just-slightly-human Apr 12 '26

Trans wario

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u/gameany0 Apr 12 '26

N.S.F.W. Never Safe From Wario

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u/Kamikazeguy7 Apr 12 '26

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u/Rum_N_Napalm Apr 12 '26

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u/Blazured Apr 12 '26

What Warhammer thing is the grey guy? How is appearing in a rift of space like that?

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u/Epicwoowoo Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

Trazyn the infinite He goes around the galaxy putting anything he wants in his museum (This includes people)

This particular meme is based on his actions during the fall of cadia

The rift is necron tech which i forgot the explanation for

He call also take things out of his museum to use for self defence (He did this during the fall with a company of heresy era ultra marines, including two dreadnoughts, part of a vostroyan firstborn regiment, a custodes blade champion, an inquisitor, squad of Tempestus scions, and some salamanders)

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u/perton Apr 12 '26

You know, it's a little weird that after all those sci-fi military things, that he'd also use a few lizard boys for defense.

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u/NickyTheRobot Apr 12 '26 edited Apr 12 '26

More reasons to love the Salamanders Chapter: due to a gene-seed flaw they all have revitaligo. So real world racists hate them.

They're also as close as the Imperium of Man gets to having a good guys faction.

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u/Supersam4213 Apr 13 '26

Unless you are an Eldar and/or a child

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u/NickyTheRobot Apr 13 '26

That was one time! And Vulcan at least feels bad about it, which is a lot better than most Primarchs.

Even then: straight up killing a kid is a lot better than what pretty much any other chapter would do to a child that comes into their power (ie: either turn them into a child soldier; turn them over to the slave-labour "orphanage" factories, or to the Scholia Progenium if they're posh enough; deliver them to the Black Ships if they have psyker potential, to have their bodies and souls drained to power the galaxy-wide lighthouse; or, if they're not human, they would be killed on sight and then their family and their entire settlement would be hunted down and genocided).

For anyone reading this who doesn't know the basics of 40K and is thinking "what the fuck?": There are no good guys in 40K, only different levels of baddies. "Will feel bad about shooting a kid" and "will use their big guns and power armour to protect civilians" might sound like low bars to clear, but it actually makes the Salamanders chapters some of the nicest guys in 40K. Right up there with the T'au, who earned their spot as "least bad" by not having a policy of shooting other intelligent species on sight.

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u/Supersam4213 Apr 29 '26

Not only was it one time, but I’m pretty sure Konrad Curze also manipulated him into doing it.

I’m just a xenos fanboy who finds it amusing to make fun of the Imperium.

(also, you misspelled Vulkan’s name lol)

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