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Origin shorts

Part 1
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/StGsIPU9/file.html
Part 2
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/WiLq6PWL/file.html
Part 3
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/vktmD230/file.html
Part 4
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/A6OTTawS/file.html
Part 5
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/p8ejOoTY/file.html
Part 6
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/xUYdXi67/file.html

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Well, /co/, we made it through another year.

See you all next SDCC!

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I'm currently watching pic related and really enjoying it. I know it's not really scientifically accurate, dinosaurs and humans being separated by thousands of years, but could something like this happen?

Like a real brontosaurus would have just ate the kid, but do some species just adopt lesser species and protect them in the wild?

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The director of the last movie you watched is called upon to direct an animated film based on the last cartoon/comic you watched/read. What do you get?

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Would you watch a Rule 63 version of your favorite show?

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http://www.cbr.com/rebirth-doomsday-clock-nearly-canceled/

>For over a year, DC’s heroes, from Batman to Superman to the Titans and Flash and beyond, have been uncovering clues leading them to an inevitable showdown with Manhattan and whomever might be working alongside him for reasons as yet unrevealed. Now, as we head towards 2018, the answers fans have been debating, pundits have theorized over and everyone is waiting to learn are set to be revealed in the pages of Doomsday Clock, and event series written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Gary Frank.

>And it came this close to not happening.

>While meeting with the press on the DC Entertainment yacht at Comic-Con International, Johns revealed that while he and Frank had been slated from the start of Rebirth to explain it, the initial storyline for Doomsday Clock never quite coalesced in a way that either creator felt worked.

>“On the set of Wonder Woman, we talked a lot about it,” Johns told the press. “At the end of the day, we thought, ‘You know what? We’re not going to do it.”

>Of course, answers to the mystery revolving around the final pages of the DC Universe: Rebirth one-shot that kicked the Watchmen mystery off had to come in one form or another. But as fate would have it, Johns didn’t have to think too long about developing a new approach to dealing with the can of blue, nuclear-powered worms he’d opened after all. “And then the election happened. And then other things in the world happened, and it changed,” Johns recalled.” Suddenly, the whole story just jumped into my head, and I called Gary and said, ‘I just have to pitch this to you, because I have this story, and the story is bigger than I thought it was, it’s different than I thought it was, it’s more risky than I thought it was.'”

Looks like Rebirth is as badly planned as usual DC attempts on reboots and continuity adjustments.

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Where should I start with Marvel Comics? I'm most interested in Spider-man series.

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Don't want this to seem like a bullshit crosspost from /tv/ but anyone else watched the trailer for the new Guillermo Del Toro movie?

Theres alot of hubub about it being a stealth prequel about the origins of Abe, anyone heard anything or have any observations about the trailer? I've seen a bunch of articles speculating but nothing concrete.

And I haven't read enough of Abe's solo series to know what to look for other than the basics, like the tank he's shown in, and the eggs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTqI4n2ORo0

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Are you still mad?

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Admit it, them making good movies is a rarity.
It's only recently that they started being decent.

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From 2016, right after Suicide Squad

>The letter was posted to the website Pajiba under the name Gracie Law, which is a reference to Kim Cattrall's character in Big Troulbe in Little China. The former employee claims that she has had the letter sitting around ever since Man of Steel came out, but Suicide Squad was what made her finally want to publish it. She was very specifically hard on Warner Bros CEO Kevin Tsujihara and Justice League director Zack Snyder. Much of her frustration stems from Tsujihara's decision to lay off a ton of studio employees in order to support filmmakers, but the studio has "dropped the ball" repeatedly.

>"What are you even doing? I wish to God you were forced to live out of a car until you made a #1 movie of the year. Maybe Wonder Woman wouldn't be such a mess. Don't try to hide behind the great trailer. People inside are already confirming it's another mess. It is almost impressive how you keep rewarding the same producers and executives for making the same mistakes, over and over."

Do how do they explain two years of articles like this? Why were so many news outlets so desperate to prove the movie was bad? What happens in the future when more of these "rumors" come out about DC movies?

The issue here is twofold: this news is now proven completely, undeniably fake, which calls into question the vetting process of the news sites that covered it. If they published this completely fake article, what else are they publishing that is not true?

The second, larger question is what the original source of the news is, and why was it created? Was it Marvel fanboys trying to shit on DC? Disney's marketing department? The sites themselves fishing for clicks?

We are seeing this same thing now with the endless articles about how Ben Affleck is leaving Batman despite him consistently shooting them down. There is an entire market of anti-DC clickbait out there, and you have to wonder "why?"

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How is it that there are so few successful attempts at making creator-owned superheroes?

It kind of feels like independent comics are trying too hard to define themselves as "anti-Marvel/DC" by doing non-superhero stories, or if they do superhero shit, they edge it up with a bunch of gore and tits. Invincible is a good example of the former, along with just having a really stupid inconsistent tone.

Is it just a lack of confidence? Does no one think that a good superhero comic, with a steady creative team, and a long-term narrative plan (but with an ending in mind) can compete with the glitzy, loud, obnoxious "WE WILL FOREVER CHANGE THE STATUS QUO WITH THIS STORY except lol no" bullshit the big two keep pushing?

and if that's true explain my hero acadamia

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Which one?

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OwO what's this? An indie comic that isn't pretentious garbage and has kick ass art?

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Can they be saved, or are they too far gone?