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>>93068731
there's an event about it going on right now

>>93068731
He killed Red Skull, became the new Supreme Leader of Hydra, and took over the United States.

>>93068731

Causal backlash. Dumblr, SJW snowflakes, and the media idiotically pretty much said Hydra Cap was akin to him being neo-nazi skinhead child rapist

I haven't seen the trailer but because it's related to Disney I hate it

>>93068664
Looks pretty, will be quickly forgotten.

>>93068840
what's your problem with this company?

>>93068643
Bob should get pissed at Squid more often.

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>>93068587
There's a current storytime with lots of anons shitting on him, but Howard Chaykin wrote some pretty damn good miniseries that sound like what you describe. Twilight is his deconstruction of DC's Silver Age Space heroes, while Blackhawk is his gritty, politicized take on the Blackhawk squadron.

Sorry about the shitty image

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>>93068587
>good '""""mature""""" storylines that arent edgy

I like Pantheon. It's inspired by both Watchmen and Kingdom Come but without the respective nihilism and Silver Age wankery.
The story is about what happens when the superheroes "win": All the bad guys are either locked up or retired, aliens have gotten so thoroughly BTFO that they don't bother invading anymore, and all is well. The superhero community divides into two factions, one that wants to retire since the job's done and another that wants to go full Squadron Supreme/Injustice on everyone's ass. Additionally, there's a third faction of normal humans who are very worried that neither superhuman faction bothered asking them for their opinions and are seeking a third option.

>>93068864

Interesting. I'll give it a look, thanks

>>93068567
bump

>>93068567
>what are comics from Marvel of that same quality?
Man, do I have bad news for you...

>>93068567
Old or new?

>>93068435
It arouses him

>>93068435

The curse placed on Turbo Teen prevents him from ending his own life until he's killed one thousand evil men.

Mostly, he just runs them over.

>>93068435
can't die until vin diesel uses him in a F&F movie.

>>93068374
I like it. Wish the trades weren't tiny though.

>>93068374
Pretty good. Shows the Beware the Superman story with the angle of the Superman just being a neurotic, which I like.

>>93068374
It starts off really good but I think it eventually goes off the rails towards the end. Incorruptible is better I think but that may be because I've always liked the idea of a villain reforming more than a hero going bad.

>>93068180
>Why is it rarely mentioned in modern comics or modern comic adaptation be they cartoon or live action?
The key word here is modern. The origins or history of comic characters are always being updated or modernized. It's nothing new.

>>93068180
Sliding timeline. As the years passed, Diana didn't come to man's world during WWII anymore.

>>93068180
>Can we talk about how important WW2 is to WW's character and history.

It really isn't as important as you think it is. It just seems important because that was her original origin, but by the 1950's they modernized her origin and removed the WWII part (eventually they made it clear that Earth-1 Wonder Woman had a post-WWII origin and Earth-2 Wonder Woman had the WWII origin). When they got rid of the multiple Earths for a while, Wonder Woman still came to man's world in the "modern" day and later on John Byrne retconned things so that Hippolyta was the WWII Wonder Woman.

The main reason people hold such importance on the WWII origin is because the TV show used it, and that was probably the most prominent media depiction of the character. The only other time that Diana was operating during WWII and in the modern day was Young Justice. JLU doesn't quite count since she still made her debut in the modern day and only had one adventure in WWII due to time travel.

>>93068064
when you were*

>>93068064
yea son. I bought 6 volumes if i recall correctly.

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>The revival sticks to its adventure-of-the-week DNA, but with a hint of season-long serialization — one big mystery of the first season involves a decade-old family secret about why Scrooge and Donald stopped spelunking together — as well as sharpened characterization for nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie (Danny Pudi, Ben Schwartz, and Bobby Moynihan). “Since everyone always says ‘Huey, Dewey, and Louie’ in that exact order, we decided to make that the birth order, and by defining that, we were able to assign traits that fit,” says executive producer Matt Youngberg. “So, Huey’s the oldest, a little more responsible, a little bit brainy. Dewey wants to stand out, and wants to break out of being labeled as just one of a set of three. And Louie is happy being the youngest child — he can slip under the radar.”

>Joining the pack (though decidedly not the Quack Pack), expect significantly more screen time for little Webby (Kate Micucci), Scrooge’s niece-by-affection, whom Youngberg says has “a stronger and more unique voice than she ever had before.” Angones adds, “We almost never say ‘the nephews’ or ‘the boys’ — she’s a crucial part of the adventuring team, and they really are this big, weird family. If Huey has Scrooge’s brains, Dewey has Scrooge’s guts, and Louie has Scrooge’s love of treasure, Webby has Scrooge’s heart.”

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>>93068029
>Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo)

>Expect to see a lot more of this world-class walking temper tantrum in the new reboot, which bumps Donald Duck up to main cast status. “He’s been a single parent obsessively taking care of the boys, and he’s a little bit overprotective and doesn’t want to take a lot of risks, whereas so much of Scrooge’s success is based on the fact that he’s willing to take risks,” says Angones. “In our world, about 10 years ago, Scrooge and Donald used to go on these big, crazy, rip-roaring adventures, and then they stopped talking to each other, to the point where when we start our show, Huey, Dewey, and Louie don’t even know that the richest duck in the world and this legendary explorer is their great uncle.” By the end of the first episode, Donald reluctantly moves his whole family in with Scrooge, but maintains some degree of his own independence — by keeping his houseboat in the pool.

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>>93068044
>Gladstone Gander (Paul F. Tompkins)

>Few things can unite Scrooge and Donald like a shared nemesis, and we find that in Gladstone Gander, a dandy old character who always irked Donald and now gets under Scrooge’s feathers, too. Angones says, “The great thing about Gladstone is that since Donald is fundamentally unlucky, Gladstone is supernaturally lucky, and so Scrooge and Donald can both agree that they hate Gladstone because he does nothing and gets everything.” (Also worth hating: Gladstone’s father’s name is Goosetave. GOOSETAVE.)

>>93067908
He was focused.
Also Lucy was a shit.

>>93067956
This. Especially the second part.

>>93067908
No, he had taste.

Why isn't it just Snart!? That's what everyone wants!

>>93067844

Pretty sure he got written off the show after he joined Legends of Tomorrow.

>>93067814
I stopped watching in the middle of season 2.
What did I miss?