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>So much of my run has been about him having the impossible goal of "No One Dies," and then him trying to deal with it when somebody does. In the first issue of this latest volume of "Amazing Spider-Man," you see how he's evolved. He's realized that it's unattainable and he can't have the goal of no one dies, but he's going to do everything in his power to save everyone he possibly can. The character has gone from this impossible mission statement to something more nuanced. Now, we're going to hit him square in the face with the fact that he lives in a comic book world where people can come back to life.

>That's part of the language of superhero comics; people come back. So how is that going to fit into Spider-Man's worldview when he realizes, "What if I can save anybody, even those I've failed?"

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>Lowe: The Jackal is definitely a changed man. His outward appearance drives it home. Gone are his days with the furry green look. He's figured some new things out, and his technology is better than it ever has been.

>The big question is, is the Jackal a supervillain if he solves the problem of death? If you could bring a loved one back from the dead, would you? Or if you could keep a loved one from dying, would you? It very much blurs the line between hero and villain and turns things that are black and white into a very big shade of gray.

>Lowe: This is something that Dan and I have been talking about since my first days in the office, two and a half years ago. This is a story unlike any Dan has ever told and I've ever worked on. It's weird, dark and it is very much a story that messes with your head. I had to be sold on it, and the more Dan figured it out and revealed what he wanted to do, the bigger gravitational pull that this story had.

>And at one point, we thought, "This might be too dicey!" [Laughs] It became a freight train that couldn't be stopped and kept picking up speed.

>Personal opinions, regardless if they're for or against something, are fact.

>>85575466
I'm not reading a lot of Marvel right now so I can't really compare, but I think DC Rebirth is just kinda okay and the overall quality isn't radically different from pre-Rebirth, it's just that the mainstream superhero-comics industry cashes in on nostalgia, because fans are less interested in quality of works than they are in aspects of the shared in-universe history and mythology of characters. So, being like, "hey look, it's Johnny Thunder!" makes them wet their pants with glee, as people fetishize the past and love to revisit shit that wasn't even that good the first time (I mean, the time we refer to as the "Golden Age of Comics" had anonymous creative teams who were treated like shit writing simplistic books for kids; they had a lot of cool, awesome ideas, but the comics industry is probably objectively better in the 2000s than it was in the '40s).

Ehh. It's just that DC's lineup consisted of more mediocre and bad titles back then instead which they've now rectified. The only outstanding Marvel titles that I sorely miss are Fraction's Hawkeye and Superior Foes.

>>85575278
bump for interest

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>Metamorpho
Metamorpho is an elemental who can manipulate all the concepts of nature (the green, the red, the metal ,the rot, etc). His greatest foe is the Animal Vegetable Mineral Man who is a failed experiment to duplicate Metamorpho powers.

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>Phantom Lady
After freak accident, Jennifer Knight was turned into being of living shadow
>Tigra
Werecat! Wait, that's used. Then she can be... alien slave-gladiator-rebel that uses T.I.G.R.A. combat suit that by sheer coincidence looks like Earth tiger.

>>85575166
Wait...did that turtle JUMP and attack at the camera guy?
Good god.

>>85575166
This is an impressive turtle. Make a webcomic about ravenous turtles that aren't teenagers, ninjas or mutants, but just pissed of turtles.

>>85575235
>Wait...did that turtle JUMP and attack at the camera guy?

It stuck out it's head real fast. But jump? No. That turtle probably moved an inch or two at best.

Sorry for going /an/ in here.

>>85574671
When will you stop asking stupid question?

>>85574671
He/She/It/Shit/Shitself will be the best Disney princess around and then feminists will complain that even in mainstream media, men are better than women at being women proving that institutionalized sexism is a thing.

>>85574671
They already gave you Hero Yamada. You'll never find a more dainty lass.

Jason was in Hell too when he was dead. He appeared as a ghost and everything.

DC characters go to Hell a lot.

>>85574695

What did Jason do that got him damned, aside from the fan base not liking him much? I mean, at least with Damian there's all that killing, but Jason?

Al Simmons

>>85574583
>Watching this trash.

Is there full frontal nudity? Because I've seen Cebolinha's penis and the Menino Maluquinho's penis and I expect nothing less from Brazilian /co/ than bare little boy penises.

>>85574583

>>>/trash/

Along wiht Loud House, Ruby Gloom, Star VS, Steven Universe and all the other cancerous crap.

>>85574534
Normies don't know who Robin is so it wouldn't have made a difference. You're overestimating their intelligence.

>>85574534
It seemed pretty straightforward to me, all my friends understood it.

>>85574599
Old normies will know Robin for the Adam West TV series or the million spoofs and parodies that came out of it during the past 50 years. 30~40 year old normies will know him for the Batman and Robin movies from the 80's/90's.

Young normies will know him for Batman TAS or Teen Titans. Kid normies will know him for TTG or Young Justice.

Robin has been a staple in Batman media for the past 50 years. He's as recognizable as Alfred or Bat-girl.

>>85574246
Is that Allred?

>>85574246
>rip off Flash and Green Lantern
who?

>>85574721
That nerdy nobody Barry Allen and that flavourless Hal Jordon.

Bring back Jay Garrick and Alan Scott.

>>85574224
You should put

Tldr

How do we fix Nickelodeon

>>85574224
The only awful thing about your post is your grammar

>>85574271
i was typing fast and posted it without spell checking it

>>85574089
>an x-gene makes you a mutant
>there is no gay gene
Bravo Singer

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>>85574248
>>there is no gay gene

>>85574322
It's true. If there were a gay gene, there would be no gay people since the gene would be driven out because they can't reproduce naturally.

>>85573968
>muh gator gate

Mick is such a douche on the podcast holy fuck

>>85573968
Have they made anything recently? Or are they still just doing that podcast bullshit?

Comics make me want to kill myself

>>85573870
Soft. SO i can have like 50% more comics.

Comics are one medium where it'll be extremely hard to make digital comics mainstream. People cherish their physical copies even more than gamers and bibliophiles do.

>>85573757
none of those are new characters, they're legacy characters

>>85573819
>Implying Legacy characters havent literally always been part of the superhero genre

I bet you think Barry Allen is the original Flash too.

>>85573819
In that case the number goes to zero.