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I'd say GMD was the real start, but Oliver and Company really wasn't that good, so it's tough to say. Mermaid was definitely the big hit that reallly put Disney back on the map though.

All the early 90's movies are beloved classics that still hold up, but I think I might be biased since I was really young when they came out. But I still think even if I were an adult in the early 90's I'd still love them.

I always forget that Rescuers Down Under came after The Little Mermaid and is technically part of the renaissance. Down Under to me feels more like a forgotten gem than a classic.

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>>80966673

This is a literal fad film.

It's strange, I didn't find Lego Batman that hilarious in the Lego Movie, yet here we are.

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>>80966691

>Finn the human
>S
He's a solid B at best.

>>80966856
He has the power level of a B but he takes down monsters left and right, similar to what Watchdog Man does.

>>80966988
>similar to what Watchdog Man does
We don't even know what Watchdog Man does.

He finally gave in made an animation about FNaF.
Tecnically.

...I actually had that Egon toy.

BALTARD!

>>80965341
>MLAATR
How could they possibly ruin it anymore than the original series did?

>>80965341
Teen Titans Go is fervently trying its hardest to be nothing like its predecessors, and I actually find the new PPG to be alright, so, I guess optimistic.
It's all unrelated, anyway. Like comparing potatoes and molasses.
I suppose if something like Generator Rex got a revival it'd be cool.

How many jenny threads do you plan to make today?

Because she's a troll.

>>80965158

What the fuck is that thing?

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>>80965193
It's my father

I'll never for the life of me understand it's popularity.

>>80964606
>>80964643
Lol nice shit taste faggot

>>80964688
OP here.

I'm not that retard that hates it. I love EEnE, but everyone I know IRL hates it.

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/co/ doesn't like comedy, romance, or female characters.
Or the Marvel universe's fantasy elements being played as scifi in the MCU.
Or Loki's female fans.

I'm excited for it precisely because it removes the dullness that is Jane Foster and won't take place on earth.
The Thor movies are fucking horrible.

>>80964743
>I'm excited for it precisely because it removes the dullness that is Jane Foster and won't take place on earth.
Cardboard Hemsworth is still playing Thor. And unlike the vast majority of /co/, seeing shirtless hemsworth does not make a movie good considering I am not a faggot.

>>80964092
No particular order
1. Swamp Thing
2. Captain Marvel
3. Plastic Man
4. Aquaman
5. Sandman (Wesley Dodds)

Jonah Hex
Jack Knight
Black Canary
Wally West (pre-flashpoint)
Green Lantern

Marvelfag reporting in

Rate my tastes

1. Superman
2. Booster Gold
3. Blue Beetle
4. Green Lantern (Hal)
5. Captain Marvel

>>80964004
They recently reprinted (most) of the Wagner/Grant?Breyfogle 'Tec/Batman run into a nice HC. That was the Bats run I grew up on and is considered a definitive version of the character.

>>80964802
That specific run wasn't in the bronze age.

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You'd think at least stories like this would get reprinted. Denny O'Neil is among the biggest names in Batman history and this is his most famous story, and yet it hasn't been in print in at least 10 years.

Since the "U" and "S" are aligned in that poster, I'll have to say it'll be the United States

>>80963466
>Batman
>Superman
>Wonder Woman
>Aquaman
>The Flash
>Cyborg
>Green Lantern

Why is that difficult?

>>80963466
Billy

Nope.

>>80962417
It's meh. No use comparing it to Earth's Mightiest Heroes, but it's no Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Some episodes are fun, a few I would say are actually worth individually seeking out, but overall, just meh. It's, like, one of the only Marvel cartoon, so it helps if you're desperate, I suppose

>>80962417
Of course not

They'll butcher them.

>>80961980
If they weren't saved with the Squadron Supreme, there's no hope here.

Every episode follows the same formula.

The episode will open with an action scene that will abruptly cut to commercial after a minute.

When they return from break, they'll finish the action scene.

There'll then be a scene at the tower. In this scene, there will be playful no-stakes action (training or using powers for nonsense/everyday stuff) while the premise/moral of the episode is flatly/obviously stated. Somewhere in this scene, a character will make a joke or passive aggressive statement that will get repeated constantly during the final action scene. The final action scene abruptly begins. Cut to commercial.

The final two-thirds of the episode are devoted to this giant completely forgettable action sequence. At some point the villain will grow even stronger, usually midway through the fight when they cut to commercial. The character realizing the lesson that was mentioned in the minute of show not devoted to mindless action will give them the solution to defeat the bad guy. A whole bunch more fighting. Good guys win, any joke in the episode gets repeated again, slight tease of next week. Credits.

>>80960138
To help Riley

>>80961364
How?

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>>80960138
She read the manuals. She knew emotions could do this but never had the chance.

bump. I'm asking because I found a great deal for the Absolute edition, and I just want to know if this is a book worth buying.

Anyone?

>>80959461
I honestly didn't care much for it.