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>>90563401
Maybe there will be a Japanese robot with fire powers

And with a Japanese name like Taiyoukousen

>>90563401
I swear, it's like Gogo was designed to appeal to me. The only way she could be better is if she were a gynoid.

>>90563401
>Can Sunfire appear in the show?

It would be Sunfire in name only, since I doubt Disney would want to include a character who embodies the Japanese ideals of isolationism, xenophobia and biological ethnic superiority.

>>90563277
He realized floppies are cancer.

>>90563277
>I get leaving DC after the clusterfuck of new52 more or less erased his Batman and heavily fucked up his Multiversity plans
It didn't erase his Batman nor fucked Multiversity.

How can you call yourself a Morrison fan and be ignorant on this matters?

He's getting up there. He also probably doesn't need the money as much now. He still writes stuff but they tend to be limited series.

No. No one has. Not even Frank Miller, or even the proof readers for all those issues decades ago. It's the the Shrodinger's cat of comics, are we even sure they exist since no one's read them? What a mystery.

>>90562984
Read some of the Lee-era stories, if that's what you mean.

Not good. Not ah... good.

>>90562984
Most of it is mediocre, with some standout issues here or there.

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Last time on Green Valley, Bert got Dr. Manhattan'd.

Moon Knight

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>>90562037
>I'm starting to believe that Iron Fist was the wrong character to give a street level TV-budget Netflix series to,
Based on what? It hasn't aired.

>especially if they are going to skirt around the mysticism
That's speculation from /co/, there's no proof.

>and martial arts elements.
That doesn't make any sense, the trailer had plenty of it and it's a main selling point.

>>90562063
Seconded.

Of course then you'd probably have people shrieking 'cultural appropriation' over the use of Khonshu. And say the series is a hate crime because Marc's a crazy person.

Just like they did when Split was about to come out.

>>90561993
The cast including not!Warpath, not!Sunspot, Blink and Polaris is making me hesitantly interested

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The cast so far.

REED STEWART (Stephen Moyer).

>An ambitious attorney trying to balance the demands of his job at the DA’s office with his responsibilities to his family. Reed is forced to abandon the life he worked hard to achieve to protect his children from the government.

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KATE STEWART (Amy Acker).

>A strong-willed businesswoman struggling with her separation from her husband Reed and her increasingly challenging teenage children. When her family situation takes a dark turn, she finds that she’s stronger than she thinks.

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>>90561776
Disssembled was a hotdog in a hallway. The 90s had already been there, done that, had a smoke.

>>90561776
>I mean, it did start all that event bullshit

Are you retarded?

>>90561927
Before that events weren't usually tied to every single fucking thing nearly as much in Marvel.

>>90561688
it's like a plane, but you can't see it

You can fly whIle fucking in it and everyone will know. e v e r y o n e.

>>90561688
If she has a bathroom on that thing the turds would not be invisible. She would have to fly around with everyone seeing her turds.

>Insert DChad meme.

>>90561666
>those trips
>Satan trying to start a live-action marvel/dc topic

Get.
Thee.
Hence.

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I guess K’un-Lun doesn't compare to the Island of gains

>>90561518
>guilty pleasure

Baker's Plastic Man is phenomenal, dude. Wonderful cartooning and hilarious writing. What do you mean 'guilty'?

>>90561563
I mean, I feel embarassed for reading it in public. Never said it was a bad comic.

>>90561315
Alt Reed fucking Doom's mother sent my sides into orbit

Even if the price to pay was Stark dead, a Victor Von Doom out of character 99% of the time and a retcon of Triumph And Torment.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Nigga, do you even know who you're talking about? He's the master of Marvel, the king of comics, the future Editor-in-Chief. He has 2 shows based on his creations, Powers and Jessica Jones, and someday Mile Morales will be the next Spider-man in movies or TV.

Sorry mate, but Bendis is the King of Marvel. Those on Team Bendis will guard any and all storylines created by Bendis, or expand on it. I mean look at this shit >>7786999

Once he finally runs Marvel, we will enter an era of Bendis continuity. As long as there's a franchise with a movie or TV show, it won't be safe from Bendis Continuity.

He's the future Editor-in-Chief of Marvel, and the other writers at Marvel know it. The ones that aren't with him are off doing Star Wars.

>>90561315
His daughter is hot.

>>90561267
Iron Fist was made by jews, not whites.

Actual asians suck at martial arts. The practice of white teaching them how to fight in their own countries is literally as old as time. Anyone who watches professional fighting knows this.

>>90561267
Sounds like every tae kwon do/karate instructor next to Papa Johns

>>90561267
>OPs pic

I...honestly don't think most of /co/ is familiar with Akeem. Or the Big Boss Man.

Responding to limitations

So, how does a European filmmaker deal with a budget that’s about 1% of contemporary Disney productions? “We try to build a story that we can handle with the budget we have,” Cinderella the Cat director Cappiello told Cartoon Brew.

“We make a beautiful house,” producer Stella added. “We don’t make a skyscraper that will fall apart and that doesn’t have a soul.”

https://vimeo.com/163564412

“[The Big Bad Fox’s] way of drawing — my personal way of drawing — is very fast,” Renner said, which partly explains the movie’s relatively low budget. “I don’t want to spend time; I just want it to be expressive, to be understood. That’s all. I don’t want it to be beautiful.…The Big Bad Fox is all about fun and comedy.”

Renner continued: “I’m not really proud of this, but there’s a huge scene of maybe 40 seconds, where the characters are stuck in a cardboard box. I just drew the cardboard box with the eyes inside, just moving in the screen. And so there’s no background, no animation. And yet it’s describing a very complex scene; they’re being moved into a truck, moved into a plane that takes off, and everything.” While the initial reason for this approach was cutting costs, the scene’s actually even more comedic this way, Renner said.

“It’s what we call in France ‘System D,’” de Pins explained. “We have to make it happen in many ways without having too much money. It’s interesting; that’s why each movie produced in Europe is different. When you see The Red Turtle, April and the Extraordinary World, Song of the Sea, Long Way North… they’re all different. I think we have no choice but to be creative.”

Reducing the budget through technique

MAD Entertainment has spent much time developing additional tools for commercial cg software to achieve their signature style. Some years ago they decided to switch to the free, open source Blender.

“We found out that the community is very huge and very giving,” Cappiello said. “They were much more wishing to help and to communicate than when we were using paid software.” In turn the studio releases the tools they develop for free, benefitting other independent studios as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SApSVOLeGU

One of the ways MAD saves on time, and thus budget, is using motion capture. “Alessandro [Rak, one of the directors] would always act scenes out, so we thought, why not do it directly in 3D?” Cappiello said. “This way we compress layout, blocking, storyboarding and directing all in one phase.”

MAD rarely uses the motion capture as-is, but as a rough blocking process, where the animators pick and tweak a selection of key poses, and then manually animate the inbetweens. Walk cycles are made within a few hours this way.

In Zombillenium, many crowds were needed because the film takes place in an entertainment park. Both the film’s producer and the cg artists told de Pins that he had to drastically cut down on crowd scenes, but de Pins insisted on their necessity.

He came up with the solution to draw the crowds in 2D, and put them very very far in the frame, to create the illusion that there are more people on the streets. “It works because the look of the film is very 2D, so we can mix 2D and 3D characters,” he said. “So most of the time when there was a problem, we solved it with 2D.”

Small teams

It is not unusual for directors of European features to be very hands-on. For a large part of Big Bad Fox, Renner was exporting storyboard images and preparing files for the animators so they had the right number of layers.

Renner enjoyed this kind of control. “I don’t have any experience in studios, but I talked with a lot of directors from the U.S. and they all said the same thing — they’re just a cog in the big machine of a studio. A film is not released by a director; it’s released by a studio.”

MAD Entertainment’s core team has around 15 people. At the time they made The Art of Happiness, none of them had done feature animation before. The learning curve of producing features has been steep, but it’s more or less the only option for the studio.

All crew members making feature-length animation at MAD Entertainment take on several roles in a production — sometimes as many as eight.

“The problem is, if you segment the pipeline, you’ll end up having people go away when they’ve done their job. Instead, we try to form a complete artist,” Cappiello explained. “Maybe not everyone is happy doing everything, but they’re capable of doing it, and they are available to do it if the movie needs it. Keeping films low-budget needs a lot of humanity; you have to build a family where you can live under stress for at least two years.”

>>90560737
A:TLA

my mom

>kids cartoon
>made for adults
u w0t m8

>>90560056
>Can marvel get anything right?
They piss off neckbeard muh comics faggots like you just right :^)

>>90560056
I'd rat her have an intergalactic Kirby inspired road trip doing crazy things like having Hulk in space as opposed to another failed and boring attempt at a space fantasy opera which can't decide on an aesthetic and focuses too much on the end of Earth as opposed to the end of the cosmos

>>90560056
>MCU's 14th movie or something
>UGGGH WHY MUST DEY KEEP USING THE QUIPS AND THE MEMES

god shut the fuck up you crybaby man children. we get it, the movies aren't like the comics. not muh X, etc. etc.