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Batman is the best

>>81132064
I think the problem more has to do with the fact that Batman is popular with a casual audience, and has overtaken Superman in popularity. He represents something that a lot of the posters around here seem to hate: making things "gritty" and "realistic", and unnecessarily so. This is of course on top of DC's current tendency to milk Batman like there's no tomorrow, and the combination of that aggravates a lot of people.

Of course, I probably shouldn't speak for anyone else. Personally, I like Batman. I just don't like how everyone and their mom is currently riding the Batdick.

I generally prefer his elseworlds and stand alone stories. Definitely sick and tired of the oversaturation of batman games, movies, shows, and fucking everything when they have an entire universe to fuck around with.

>>81131528
No and they probably won't, it was an excuse to create conflict, but now the twins (well the one that's left) have supposed to have realized he's a good guy.

>>81131528

The weapons that killed their family were sold before Stark got out of the arms business. What's so difficult about that?

>>81131566
but Stark still isn't sorry for killing their parents

Weird change in the IM movie as to why weapons are bad
>weapons are bad because they might be used against us

>>81131619
The reason he got out of the arms business had nothing to do with foreign civilians or armed forces

wasn't this a thing before Rebirth though

Not a fan.

>>81131395
Also lmao @ Kara leaving the cripple for a cool Tyrone

>>81130979

Oh. Are we still insisting Lola should be a thing?

>>81130979
It's just perplexing that a bunch of well paid WB executives could sit down and decide this was a good thing to make.

>>81130979
It was pretty cute. Dragged on a bit too long, and the whole Marvin bit seemed really out of place, but overall I enjoyed it.

Florida.

St. Louis

It's in Kansas/Louisiana

'merica

>>81130356
As much as I like burger and fries, a freaking milkshake on top of that is 2greasy4me.

>>81130356
I'm about to order a to go dinner from my favorite dive bar.

>Elvis Burger
Full pound beef patty cooked on a flat iron grill with a toasted seaseme seed bread. Topped with bacon mayo, swiss cheese, and a heaping amount of peanut butter.

Served with crinkle cut fries with a spicey ranch dipping sauce and a coke to wash it down.

Shits cash.

>>81130343
Court of Owls

Black Mask as early movie enemy, evolves to court of owls, directed by Ben Affleck, written by Chris Terrio.

>>81130913
>>81130828
THIS

>>81129986
Site:

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>What if I left off information online; can I go back and change it or do I need to resubmit from the start?
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>Can I get feedback on my submission?
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>Is there ANY circumstance that would allow me to have an extension on the submission deadline?
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>>81130005
>If I live near Burbank, can I drop off my submission in person?
>All submissions must be uploaded through the website. Writing samples that are mailed in or dropped off will not be accepted.

>How many professional samples can I submit?
>One or two.

>Can I submit more than two writing samples?
>No. The application will only allow you to submit two samples at most, and that’s all we will read.

>Can the spec be an original DC Comic?
>No — under no conditions can we accept unsolicited submissions with our characters. >Any DC works submitted will not be opened or read.

>What if I wrote a published comic that is NOT a DC comic?
>This is ideal. We’d love to see your comic book work.

>What if my professional work is nonfiction?
>It’s highly unlikely that we’d be able to judge your ability to write comic books based on nonfiction work.

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>We will accept material printed in a book, comic book, magazine, professional journal or newspaper, or an online publication INCLUDING self-published works of fiction. This DOES NOT INCLUDE any DC character fan fiction.

>If I’m part of a writing team, do we each need to write a personal statement?
>No, teams should submit ONE personal statement expressing their views.

>If there is a problem with the website while I’m submitting, or I have a question that isn’t answered here, what do I do?
>Email us at [email protected] and we will help you resolve your issue.

>>81130042
Artists F.A.Q

>What if I left off information online; can I go back and change it or do I need to resubmit from the start?
>If you saved for later, use your login and password up until 11:59pm PDT on April 30 to enter back into your submission. If you submitted your application, you cannot make any changes.

>Why can’t I find the submission agreement on my profile?
>The submission agreement will appear after your script, résumé and essay are uploaded.

>Can I get feedback on my portfolio?
>Due to the expected high volume of applications, we cannot give individual feedback on every portfolio.

>Do I get paid to be in the Workshop?
>No. The endgame for the Workshop is to get you hired on one of our comics.

>Can my representation submit my material for me?
>No.

>Is it okay if I have representation?
>Yes.

>Can international applicants apply to the Workshop?
>Yes, but to be accepted into the program, you must have a passport or visa, if necessary, that allows you to travel to the US. We do not sponsor visas. And you must be fluent in English.

>Can Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment employees apply to the Workshop?
>Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment employees are not eligible to apply.

>Is there ANY circumstance that would allow me to have an extension on the submission deadline?
>No. To be fair to everyone who submits, extensions will not be granted.

>If I live near Burbank, can I drop off my portfolio in person?
>All portfolios must be submitted through the website. Portfolios that are mailed in or dropped off will not be accepted.

>How many portfolios can I submit?
>One.

>Do the characters need to be from DC Comics?
>It is not required but encouraged to send characters represented in our stories. We will, however, be looking to see how well you draw DC characters.

>Can I submit my portfolio as a colorist or inker?
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Need help guys

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I'm a graduate of TAW and I really enjoyed my time there, it was great for networking since all the teachers are actual professionals currently working in the field and they help out with the internship you have to do that for the most part guarantees you a job at the place afterwards. I also like the bachelor films they make because while not all are great visually, they tend to be a bit more varied in terms of story and content (unlike Gobelins and their Chase films).

The only issue I'd say is that sometimes they are a little too 'free' for the students. Rather than teaching them how to do a simple thing well they give too much freedom to make things more 'personal', which puts more work on the students who need to make it more simple.

But if you're french and good enough and don't mind making a French Chase bachelor film then I'd recommend Gobelins simply for the name recognition and the fact you'll be a beast of an animator.

>>81129716

>>81129484
because superman beat him to it.
>phantom zone

>>81129484
cause he wouldn't have a job without villains

he wants to be the batman, he needs to be batman, so he makes it so villains keep escaping so he can keep going out at night and apprehending them

He's designed cells for some inmates. They still get out

>>81129053
how the fuck did gotham go from the worst to the best

>>81129759
It's not, op is just a Fox shill is all.

>>81129759
Everything else got/is dramatically worse.

Superman

DC has been shitting all over him since Nu52 to the point where new fans think of him as another Aquaman.

>>81128692
>Find me a bigger lost cause in current comics

Fans voting with their wallets, when there is a bigger corporate picture, we no longer have a say in what's being sold to us.

>>81128692
>>unlikable alcoholic cunt with fascist tendencies
>implying everyone doesn't like alcoholic post traumatic fascist closeted murder waifu

>>81128149
That's the joke.

>>81128166
thats not a fucking joke. it would be a joke if someone mentioned he looked the same, or if people kept mistaking him for his adult self, or presumed he had a shrink-ray he tested on himself, but as-is its just laziness. laziness in and of itself is not a joke.

>>81128149
u mad anon?

Just a relaunch. The reboot was the New 52 where there was a new canon and DC universe, ideally start from there.

Some of the DC Rebirth books you could start without having to read anything else, well actually probably all of them because they are #1 issues, but for comics like Nightwing it is a continuation of Grayson so it'd be best if you read that and you should because it is fucking sick.

I jumped into comcis with the New52.

>>81128040
So what's the difference between a relaunch and a reboot?

>>81127767
>Is this a reboot?
No
>Will there be new origin stories?
No
>Is everything before it no longer canon?
It's still canon
>What was the new 52 they keep mentioning?
It's the post-Flashpoint i.e. the current universe, the New 52 was their relaunch initiative in 2011
>Will it be worth getting into when it comes out, or will I be totally lost?
yes, you'll be fine, just jump in

Not even close.

I don't think Mikaboshi has even been mentioned since Chaos War.

>>81126657
the sentry would've killed him easily

mind you "power levels" in marvel don't mean much. its entirely up to writers to decide how strong a char really is, so it comes down to waifuwank