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>>84152073
There was nothing in him to bring out.

>>84152073

The most common theory is that it's because he's a being of pure ID, so there was nothing for the Mask to unlock or work with.

>>84152073
He's already on the surface.

Look at the other users and you'll notice it's a restrained personality given purpose while with Walter, he's already on the surface so it doesn't do anything.

What comic is this?

>>84128406
Venom Spaceknight #9

Funny. Booster Gold said the same thing once.

We all know how that turned out, don't we?

>>84151912
No one watched it?

>>84151912
7/10

>>84151912
It's over?

I always liked the redesigns more. The original show looked weird.

>>84151712
They were great.

>>84151783
fuck you
which isnt to say there werent some good aspects

It was pretty lewd

>>84151582
>Gumball fellatio'd his friend in the bathroom stall

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>the episode were Banana Joe watches Guro porn

i wanna fuck those chickens for real tho, i loved it as a kid

>>84151367
This had to be related to Wallace and Gromit, right?

>>84151367
It's really really good.
Loved it as a kid and appreciated all the WW2 stuff when I rewatched it as an adult.

You're entitled to your opinion, just don't expect most people to share it.

>>84151355
Too much like mainstream Hollywood trash, not enough like comicbook movies.

The further you get from the source material the more fans hate ut, regatdless of what it is, and being the 6th time a visual medium has used the same Dark Knight Returns action sequence doesn't count.

Maybe if you're just a /tv/ person its okay, but most DC fans fucking hated it and most other comic fans disliked it.

>>84151355
>Dumb but cool.
Cool is the single worst description you could ever make of a movie.

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Neal Adams: Superman is not exactly that kind of guy. He is very optimistic, he's very joyful, he's very interesting, he loves things. He falls in love vainly and he loves his parents. His mom is still around — for the most part; I never know when somebody else is doing it, whether his mom and dad are still around.

But he's a daytime character, as opposed to a nighttime character.

So for me, the idea of then pitting Jack Kirby's Darkseid against Superman is exactly what I want to do. I want to show the light against the dark. I want to show the evil against the good. And I want the good to be clear and to be wonderful and to be positive. I am, and I'm sure you are, a good person. We try to be good. We try not to find devious ways to solve problems. And we go straight into it. Sometimes, you know, you get hit in the head because of it. And I guess that's Superman, you know? He's such a good guy that, you know, you just slug him in the head. He just has to go, whoa, what just happened?

But that's still good, you know? Because you want somebody to be like that. So for me, Superman is that kind of a character. And I've had such a good time with it. Of course, I've finished the series. And every issue, for me, is me trying to share that happiness with doing Superman and doing Jack Kirby's characters with the audience that are reading the books.

And I'm hoping they're having a great time, because I'm having a great time.

Nrama: We've talked before about this little boy Rafi, and there are some things adding up for readers about the nature of this boy. Can you talk about him? Because I think it might come across that he's just kind of a throw-away character.

Adams: Yeah, a reader could think I just threw that in there. No, I didn't just throw that in there. That character is significant to the whole story.

And that little puppy of his is significant to the whole story.

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Nrama: Interesting. I was suspecting the boy, but didn't really think about the dog. Is the puppy really that significant?

Adams: In some ways, that is the whole story.

I want my audience to go, he's got a kid and a dog? What the hell's going on? That's cute. And you really kind of love that kid.

Well, that's Superman, for me. That's taking Superman and planting him in a world that I want to see Superman in.

Nrama: You've said before that the Supermen from New Krypton are inspired by Gunga Din. What do they bring to the comic? Does it relate to what you were talking about, wanting to see certain characters around Superman?

Adams: Yeah. The Supermen come to replace Superman and take over his job so that he can go back and help them. That's kind of funny. And yes, I was thinking about characters from Gunga Din. These Supermen kind of bounce around.

The last little gesture I have on the last panel, as they're walking to their spaceship and leaving is one of them punching the other guy in the shoulder.

I see that as their relationship. For me, it's a very joyful experience.

Nrama: That seems to sum up a lot of your approach — a joyful experience.

Adams: And you know, maybe people could say, "Yeah, Neal's hung around with Batman so long that he needs some relief and some happiness and some sunshine and some joy, and that's where Superman fits in." I can see people might think that. It's really not the case. I just like the character. And I like the Jack Kirby characters. And I had such a damn good time with the whole thing.

Nrama: As a final question about the series, can you reveal anything about what we'll see in the final issue?

Adams: Well, let me just say this. You're in for some surprises. In the very last panel of the very last page, you're definitely going to be in for a shock, a big shock.

>>84151201
>He is deep and he is dark. And he has deep thoughts.

Neal Adams, man, you are a genius.

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>>84127740
so can we talk about how exactly we all fucking called the leaked-by-Marvel-today Cap twist?

>>84127740
Well we know what's happening with Steve Cap now and nobody here is surprised

>>84127757
Honestly, I was convinced it was mind control, I didn't call Cosmic Cube.

Kill him again. But before let Roy fuck him hard.

Ignore everything from the New 52. Turn him back into constant reminder of failure for Batman, an evil counterpart for Nightwing, and a cautionary tale for all of Batman's sidekicks.

Redemption shouldn't stick. It doesn't fit him.

>>84150302

Stop trying to turn him into Edgy Nightwing, for starters.

>>84150216
Yer mum

>>84150216
All of them.

sdfg

>>84150024
Didn't most of those comics and movies end up being terrible?

I remember that bald douchebag who was kicked out of the house and returned as a villain.

>>84150450
Jack Kirby?