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>>91869214
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
quipsreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>>91869214
Well thank god, after sitting through "The Road" of superhero movies aka Civil War I'm glad they're bringing in some levity for IW

>>91869397
Nah, we all totally want Marvel to emulate D.C. and the tone of BvS... It's a route to instant cash.

What do they have planned for next year to take its place? They had 2 animated films last year.

If you listen closely you can hear every giantess fetishist on /co/ screaming in agony.

>>91868880
Yes! Now the giantess community is safe from an influx of pedos.

I wouldn't mind another animated movies for adults but this will be the same "follow your dreams" and "there must be more to life" shit we've already seen a hundred times

>>91868866
I'm going to see it WHEN it's released for free on the internet.Morbidly curious

>>91869370
>if we've seen something in the past it's bad

Bump. I thought SuperDad and MommyLois remember their time on Telos? I also dont get the whole Bruce and Diana were there at Jon's conception.

Superdad fusing with Superbro restored some of the missing stuff from the timeline. Stuff related to Superman and Lois's lives. They weren't the only ones affected, everything was.

When Super dad & Superbro fused, their timelines were merged into a new timeline. So while Coast City was never destroyed during the New 52, the rewritten timeline reinserted that event.

E1 8/10
E2 8/10
E3 9/10
E4 8/10
E5 6/10 (Scotsman part makes the rating go up)
E6 4/10
E7 7/10

>>91981247
>>91981331
SHUT UP!

ITS FUCKING KIIIIIINOOOOOOOO

>>91981362
EKINO KINO/KINO
EKINO KINO/KINO
EKINO KINO/KINO
EKINO KINO/KINO
EKINO KINO/KINO (KINO KINO KINO KINO KINO KINO KINO)
EKINO KINO/KINO
EKINO KINO/KINO

This is what some of you faggots actually believe.

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Its about time, he ran out of creative steam years ago.

>>91867905
After making this monstrosity, his death should be swift

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>>91980683
You gotta switch Bolin and Mako.

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>Monk Gyatso that low

>kuvira same level of bending as toph

>>91980683
>amon in SSS
>not lower

>korra avatar state is weak meme

What's an endless, and what book are their exploits detailed in?

>>91867671
>What's an endless
Get out.

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>>91867671
Sandman.

>The Endless(Destiny,Death,Dream,Destruction,Desire,Despair, andDelirium) are a group of fictional beings appearing inAmerican comic bookspublished byDC ComicsimprintVertigo. The characters embody powerful forces or aspects of the universe in the comic book seriesThe Sandman, byNeil Gaiman. They have existed since the dawn of time and are thought to be among the most powerful beings in the universe.They are distinct from and supposedly more powerful than most gods.Dreamis theprotagonistofThe Sandmanseries, but all of the Endless play major roles.


Killer Frost is officially more powerful than a god.

>>91980561
Alchemy guy

>>91980561
the guy they're training to beat him

>>91980561
Who else could it possibly be but Barry?

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FOUR

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THREE

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TWO

22 min Netflix show

>>91866942
Not Netflix unless they get another studio to put it there. Dreamworks were huge pussies because the show was "too dark." Maybe they were afraid that kids would watch it but they could've at least rated it TV MA.

>>91866942
I bet Adult Swim.
It will probably happen.
It'll be good, but in such a way that most people don't "get" it.
Format will be 11-minute episode experimental musical extravaganza.

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All-Star Superman
The Dark Knight Returns
The Killing Joke

Try harder. It's in the top five at least though

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>>91980061
I respect your opinion OP. Tastes vary, of course.

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Marvels

>But for all of these attempts, it appears from the outside that Marvel is receiving many of the “wrong” messages about what the market is saying. This is probably best-represented by this widely-spread interview with David Gabriel, SVP of Sales and Marketing. David was indelicate in some of his quotes, but I do think that most internet commentators willfully misread what David was attempting to say here. “I don’t know if that’s a question for me. I think that’s a better question for retailers who are seeing all publishers. What we heard was that people didn’t want any more diversity. They didn’t want female characters out there. That’s what we heard, whether we believe that or not. I don’t know that that’s really true, but that’s what we saw in sales. We saw the sales of any character that was diverse, any character that was new, our female characters, anything that was not a core Marvel character, people were turning their nose up against. That was difficult for us because we had a lot of fresh, new, exciting ideas that we were trying to get out and nothing new really worked.”

>o me, nowhere in there says that David (or Marvel) thinks “diversity” is a problem (quite the opposite – he sounds frustrated there) – which is good, because the “diversity” canard is a distraction, at best.

>I’m very much of the opinion that a significant number of the “blame points” that the internet magnifies (ie: “I need a digital code!” or “there are too many ‘SJW’ versions of these characters!”) are not actually the true culprits of Marvel’s recent change in fortunes. Instead they’re what a readership without the tools to really express what their deeper feelings are latches on to try to express their concerns. In some ways, it might be like people who complain about “Obamacare” and say it needs to be repealed – but who don’t actually want key portions of it (like, say, children staying on parent’s plans until 25 or companies not being able to refuse you for “pre-existing conditions”) to go anywhere.

>I think that a goodly portion of the complaints is really looking at the trees, and not particularly seeing the forest – because I think that Marvel’s core problem the last decade or so has been a lack of judiciousness, more than anything else.

>I’ve been selling comics long enough to remember the “Marvel Zombie” – the guys who were buying Marvel’s entire output (and loving it). Even at the height of the “Sandman” salad days for my main store, when we were a significant prototype of “the Vertigo store”, we had always had scores of “Zombies” shopping here (and we loved them for it!), but the tribe has been hunted to extinction by Marvel’s own sales practices. First the “Marvel Zombie” started to fracture into families – becoming “Avengers Zombies” or “X-Men Zombies” – then it descended further down into character-driven purchasing as they expanded your line, not just by title count, but also by frequency-of-release as well as by overall-cost-to-collect. It isn’t merely that there are never fewer than six “Avengers”-titled books going on at a single time (February 2017 brought “Avengers”, “Avengers point one”, “Great Lake Avengers”, “Occupy Avengers”, “Uncanny Avengers” and “US Avengers”, sheesh – the best-seller was about 40k copies, yuck!) – but that Marvel prices each of them at $4 (minimum), and tries to publish as many titles as it possibly can at 16-18 times a year.

>The harder you make it to collect “Marvel comics”, the fewer people will do so. And that audience fracturing has finally come home to roost.

>One personal stat that I always try to get across is that at my main store, most mainstream superhero style books, because of mismanagement of the brands by the publishers, have dropped down to “preorders plus 1-2 rack copies”. Generally speaking, this yields sell-ins that are sub-20 copies for most titles, and a truly depressing number of books are sub-5.

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>>91866674
>5'6"

>>91866800
Not really that short desu

>>91979585
Never liked that casting.

Also watching Age of Apocalypse right now, did everyone feel this disappointed with it when it came out?

>>91980581
yes

>>91979585

I liked Paquin Rogue but I'm noting to complain if they try and cast something actually comics-accurate.

>>91980581

>Also watching Age of Apocalypse right now, did everyone feel this disappointed with it when it came out?

I enjoyed it for what it was but it's hard to defend as an actual quality movie.