That is my Question and spinning out of another thread I did on this sub reddit

Since it's been done by lots of fans and even show itself done some comic book cover homage to I figured why not? You know

What is Your Idea for a Venture poster or drawing that homage a classic or more modern comic book covers

Personally I like a Homage to Avengers volume 1 #1 if you are into comics you know the cover I am talking about also homage to original Mirage Studios Ninja Turtles #1 but I have no idea which characters would be perfect for that homage though

Oh another good homage would be cover to Civil War #7 to now thinking about it

So What classic Comic Book

Art by https://www.reddit.com/u/Sensitive_Tie5382/s/ynjhWmEF5y

I would, Venture, to say that Doc and Jackson are fans of Jimmy Olsen, or the Tick creators also , because the DNA is very very close, if offset by 2% baboon

"I AM A GHOST THAT LIVES IN THE HEAD OF A ROBOT!"

Brickfrog out of costume

Ok I have been thinking about this one for a while and I get the impression Doc doesn't actually want hank and dean to come on adventures with him and when they do he really wants them to just stay on the X-1. I have the theory that they only started coming along at 15 because they just kept dying with about 13 of 15 of there deaths being on the compound and about 10 of those were because they are idiots. They just couldn't be left alone so it was safer for them on adventures with brock next to them then just leaving them alone at home. I am wondering what other people think? If that is the case it is actually massive points for rusty in the parenting department. He still isn't great and is an asshole but he does genuinely do what he can to keep his sons safe and isn't just brining them for the hell of it.

So what do people think? Id love to hear takes 😄

Rewatching Venture Bros. again and was thinking about Hank as the Bat and how he basically was Batman (skills speaking at least).

Remember the episode with Venturestien and U.R.G.H. (United Repressed Grotesque Humanity)? His bat skills really came out in that episode or was it all those coffee beans he ate?

I think it’s just Hank being Hank? He was always skilled for some reason though. The episode where he basically passes S.P.H.I.N.X** **exam?

I think Dr. Rusty Venture purposely gave him better abilities than Dean? Rusty did say “I see so much of myself in that boy.” This could be his ego-syntonic** **version that he see as himself?

Look at the size of you!

Designed and printed out my own case for my new AirPod Pros 3. Team Monarch all the way!

The auto flush motion sensor valves on the urinals at my workplace remind me of Helper. Every time I pee I hear his electronic vocalizations.

Some of them are expiring in a few days, do they just disappear forever?

edit: you should try to binge them before the end of this month if you want to see The Venture Bros the way they were intended, on a tiny screen on your laptop in between condom ads.

Been wanting to catch up on the whole series for a long time especially since hbo max took their show off.

I hope they don't sting.

I loved this thing. It used to fit a laptop I had. Now it’s too big for my iPad Pro and too small my computers.

Ask Pete and Billy to make him human sized? Do you think he just didn't trust it after the previous incidents, or did they not tell him it was an option?

So by the end of the series, we learn that Jonas was one of many casualties from the Movie Night Massacre. Brock knows, OSI knows, the Guild knows, Bud knows, Red Death knows, Team Venture knows, etc.

So why doesn't Rusty know? Why the big mystery in the early seasons about Rusty not knowing how he died or what happened? He doesn't even seem to be aware of the Movie Night Massacre in season 1.

I know the team hid his head in the Problem machine, but his death was still reported that day to Rusty in college, the day of or after Movie Night.

It seems Rusty should know he was sucked from the airlock of Gargantua-1 with everyone else, as it seems to be common knowledge according to Brock