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Identity Crisis

>>83771614
Civil War

>>83771614
Either Identity Crisis, Deathmate or Bloodlines.

Flash Thompson

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GLOVER FOR OVERDRIVE

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>yfw Prowler

>>83771018
>wants to save wife
>commits multiple crimes to do so
> Bruce Wayne saves her
> Wife's Doctor cucks Mr.Freeze

>>83771798
/thread. Unless you wanna discuss batman raping the joker

>>83771018
His penis fell off due to frostbite.

Yeah, I bet the images of Joker sexually assualting Barbara Gordon in a traditionally children's genre will trigger numerous people across the gender line and umcomfortably remind them of their own sexual trauma.

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If the trailer is any indication, I'll be triggered by the horrible art.

>>83771007
Joker didn't sexually assaulted anyone. Go back to tumblr.

I'm pretty hype.

No word on the Marvel Telltale games, I was hoping to hear about those.

>>83770842
>wanting to play pieces of shit

I'll be here, waiting for my AAA Iron Man game

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>>83770842
>Telltale

I like how big the universe feels now compared to 8 years ago. I've been following the MCU since I was 14, so I do have some nostalgiafagging going on and I'm pretty invested in the universe at this point.

Might not be a popular opinion, but I'm glad Marvel doesn't have the rights to their heavy hitters (well, except Spidey now). It allowed the company to do movies with more unknown characters. I have a feeling we wouldn't have gotten stuff like GotG, Ant-Man, Doctor Strange, Black Panther etc. if they had X-Men/F4/Spider-Man rights. Hell, I'm pretty sure we wouldn't have gotten the Avengers either if Marvel had the rights to their A-listers. At this point, I'm content with the characters we got and might get in the future, though those F4 villains would be pretty sweet to have in the MCU.

Films are good, shows are mostly good. It's a good universe that distills most of what makes the MCU good.
Coulson should've been on the helicarrier in AoU. When they express surprise he's alive, have him say "it's a long story". Now it's been long enough that they can't bring him back without confusing casuals.
Speaking of which, Agents of SHIELD really fucking needed actual Marvel villains, characters and concepts. It would've been tolerable if it did.

>>83770631
>If you squint, you can even make the X-men movies fit into it all,

Are you a fucking idiot?

Anyway, I feel like the MCU started strong and with promise, in my opinion The Avengers was a triumph, not a perfect film but it did it's job and all the phase one movies did their job just fine.

Now, as things have played out since then, it seems Disney is not good for Marvel...(inb4 they make millions), sure, fine, so do Transformers, irrelevant. The point is these movies have become somewhat stagnant....no longer is it a fresh new universe of what if and what next but a predictable, middle of the road, super safe franchise aimed purely at the casual and family audiences

That isn't to say I hate all of it, there is good stuff here and there and probably will continue to be, but honestly as a whole it's only downhill from here, the MCU has scene it's best days

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>>83770531
Well, the most famous and remebered scene of the show, and also the one that have 85% of the fanart hapened on the first 2 minutes of the first episode.

>>83770531
honestly the first season. some of the jokes are kinda funny, sound effects aren't overused, and the animation isn't that bad. it's still not great but if the whole show was like that, it probably wouldn't have been as hated as it was. also ripping off Green Day for their theme song was a fantastic idea

>>83770531
It was Cancelled

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Bump

Looking for Action Comics from the 80's as well. It's so strange that there arent any collections available even online. It's like there are whole chunks of comics history that are missing. It makes events like Rebirth feel like when they say they're returning to the core of what the characters mean they're just lying to readers to cover up rebranding and marketing. If honoring the history of the characters was really their intention they wouldn't keep erasing the work of creators and would make Golden and Silver Age stories freely available to readers.

Comics feels like a business run by art monkeys more than a creative medium people are using to express themselves and champion ideals. Rant over. Thread can die like the Freedom Fighters.

>>83771453
>would make Golden and Silver Age stories freely available to readers.

I mean, it's difficult because it wasn't until roughly modern times that companies made a point to preserve issues.

A **LOT** of Golden Age stuff isn't able to be digitized/scanned because.... it simply doesn't exist anymore. Or, to the degree that a few copies exist, they may not be in perfect condition -- or, perhaps, they're so rare that it's better to just keep them preserved as collector's items.

All of this is to say that, yes, it's a shame that they're not more available. But in the age of digital comics, they most certainly want people to spend money on old shit. It's just more difficult than it looks.

>>83771649
Image has archivists who go through back issues of Witchblade and Spawn, is it really that expensive to crack open the vaults and start scanning at least A List books like Superman, Batman, and Justice League of America?

Having bulk bundles of the history of DC Comics available might not bring in huge profits, sure, but it'll bring in more than... none, I guess?

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>>83770234

>He's decided, with the Green Lantern Corps missing, that he's going to go find them and reclaim his mantle as a Lantern.

>And that's where we're going to pick him up at the beginning of the Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth one-shot. And then we'll have a whole new story from there.

>So it builds on what's come before, but it's also new-reader-friendly and getting back to a lot of the core, classic concepts of Green Lantern — Hal and Sinestro, green versus yellow, will versus fear, the Green Lantern Corps as police in space. These are all relatable concepts, whether you've read an issue of Green Lantern before or never have, any reader can get their heads around.

>Nrama: Looking at your book next to the Green Lanterns series, it looks like that comic book really concentrates on two individuals while your title is more of a team book, with Hal at the lead. Is that the right interpretation?

>Venditti: I would say describing it as a team book is great, but, like with an actual team book, co-leads. So you've got Hal, you've got John, you've got Guy — we'll have Kyle as well, although we're holding him a bit in reserve, because what we're doing with him is highly secretive, which is why we haven't really shown him very much in terms of cover art or things like that.

>When Kyle shows up, it'll be for a very important reason, and it'll be to do something that only he can do.

>So if you look at the structure, you'll have an A-plot with one character and a B-plot with another character — you'll switch so that the B-plot will become the A-plot, and A will go to B. And so all of them are going to be leads at different times. I think that's the way team books operate as well. So that's very much the yardstick that we're striving for.

>Nrama: This is a twice-monthly book, right? How does that change things?

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>Venditti: It is, yes. For me, it's something that I feel like I'm really well-suited for. I'd rather write one thing twice a month than two things once a month. I think it allows me to have more time to plan and to really think long term.

>And because I was able to know what "Rebirth" was very early on in the process, by the time my first issue comes out, I'll have 12 issues of script already written. We'll have five issues completely in the can — colors and letters and everything. So to be that far out ahead, to know the exact schedule, to know when Ethan is drawing an issue and when Rafa's drawing an issue. We're not just rotating every month with each of them drawing one — Ethan will draw one, Rafa will draw three, Ethan will draw two, Rafa will draw two, Ethan will draw three.

>We know what the plan is, and the stories are structured with the A-plot/B-plot thing I was just telling you about to coincide with when different artists come on. So to be able to be this far ahead and plan all that kind of stuff out, to me, I just feel really happy about it. And it's actually a much easier working environment for me than just doing a monthly was previous to this.

>Nrama: Obviously "Rebirth" has brought back some characters who were missing from the "New 52," and it's brought back some memories in characters who had forgotten things. Will that influence your book as well? Is this just continuation of the "New 52" or are there other things going on here?

>Venditti: Oh, definitely other things. Definitely other things. I would say, without giving too much away, we are definitely going to be bringing things back. [Laughs]

>I don't want to say beyond that what it is. But I really can't anticipate that anybody will see this coming. When it does happen, and when we get there – and some of this is already in motion; I've already written some of these things — people will be able to trace it all the way back to the Rebirth one-shot and events that happen there.

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>>83770254

>You'll be able to see these threads that we've laid down throughout the entire running series.

>Nrama: That said, most of this book takes place in deep space, right? As opposed to Green Lanterns, which is kind of on the Earth itself?

>Venditti: It does, correct. We're mostly out in the wider universe.

>The thing I find really appealing about it is that the entire cosmos of the DCU is our sandbox. And if you think about all that that entails, all the planets and all the systems and all the aliens and all the alien races and all the space-based villains — all of these things, they're all on the table. And we're going to make use of a lot of it.

>We're going to see some things that I don't know that we've ever seen in Green Lantern comics before, but they make sense. When they happen, you'll almost wonder why we've never seen it before.

>And we've got somebody like Ethan who's such a part of Green Lantern mythology and the DCU as well. He has a great love and affection for the classic concepts, and we'll be doing a lot of that.

>And we've got somebody like Rafa Sandoval who does epic scope and cosmic scale and design very well. He'll be doing some new things that we'll be creating with him.

>To be able to work with the team that I have on these characters, out in space — it's really a book that I feel is unlike anything else in what it's able to do and what it's able to make use of anywhere in comics.

>Nrama: You mentioned Sinestro before. Can you speak to the basic premise of his appearance in your initial story arc? He's leading the Sinestro Corps against Hal?

>Venditti: Yeah, he's leading the Sinestro Corps. Hal's situation is that he knows the Green Lantern Corps is gone. He doesn't know how or why. But he is going to go try to find them. He's going to reclaim his mantle as Green Lantern as he does it and try to protect the universe as best he can, as what he believes is the last Lantern.

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>Falseflagging

>>83769988
It'll be another quipfest. I'm willing to bet 50 on that

>>83770121
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Kill yourself. This movie will be good, and there's nothing you can do to make it bad.

>An episode with Gumball desperate for Tobias to smack him in the ass
For what purpose?

>>83770000
They know their faggy audience

>its a Tobias episode
is he really popular among children? or is because something else?

>>83769822
Its so much better than Steven "tumblr" universe

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>>83769822

Can't believe W.i.t.c.h only ran for two seasons, and this blatant knock-off just keeps on going.

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>>83769822
Yes, now there is the season 7.

>>83769594
t. someone who wants their waifuspammed

maybe just don't go into waifu threads?

Below this post is a list of people who care:

>>83769611
What if I'm a Ben 10 fan and go into a thread expecting conversations pertaining to the series and instead find dozens upon dozens of Gwen pictures along with people constantly saying how much they want to fuck her?