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What's your opinion on Pepe Le Pew?

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Should this be the official design for Squirrel Girl?

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>During a Q&A on Tumblr, "Arrow" executive producer Marc Guggenheim revealed Deathstroke is unlikely to return on the show due to the character's involvement in another unspecified DC project.

>When asked whether Slade Wilson or Walter Steele will reappear on the show, he replied, "The character of Slade Wilson is currently tied up in another DC project. Walter is more likely."

>Prior to Deathstroke, characters like Deadshot and a potential Harley Quinn -- both of whom will show up in "Suicide Squad" -- were also removed from "Arrow's" roster, and many fans believe this is due to their appearances in the upcoming film. Though Guggenheim says Amanda Waller's death "wasn’t mandated by DC," some fans believe she was killed off in a recent episode of "Arrow" for this same reason. Since Deathstroke will not return to "Arrow" because of his ties to another project, some speculate this may mean the character is headed to film himself, though it isn't clear which or when.

>"You said that only Deadshot was off-limits, and Amanda Waller & Deathstroke are safe," said another fan. "But you guys killed Waller off just like that, and she doesn't seem like she will ever return(Because bullet to head). Who's next to be killed off? Katana? Once Deathstroke arrives in the DC movie, will he be also killed off too?"

>To which Guggenheim responded, "Um… I never said that."

I know the actor wasn't keen on coming back anyways, but that's still a bummer.

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>Marco Diaz: half-hispanic; doesn't seem to be able to speak spanish
>Marinette Dupain-Cheng: half-Chinese, doesn't speak one word Mandarin
both have white friends who can talk better Spanish/Mandarin than them
why is this a thing?

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January comic estimates up on comichron

http://www.comichron.com/monthlycomicssales/2016/2016-01.html

>Unbeatable Squirrel Girl # 4 - 19,923

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What went wrong?

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>villain tries to achieve immortality
>it is painted as folly
>the hero accepts the inevitability of death
>"there are worse things than dying"

Completely ass backwards lessons in cartoons

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Aaron's late again.

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>Rocksteady
>Bebop
>Asian Shredder
>Tyler Perry as Dr. Baxter Stockman
>And now Krang
Has this movie redeemed the first one?

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Busting makes me feel okay.

Storytiming Ghostbusters International #1.

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Batman is the story of a rich privileged kid who just so happens to be struck by the violence that was already a prevailing and omnipresent force to the poor people of Gotham. He retracts to his mansion, then go on a world travel to understand the world of the 99% and learn to be a ninja, all with the knowledge that at any moment a private jet could pick him up. Once he realizes he can't espace from his past by travel, he retracts to the fantasy of fighting crime in his own city (not ending crime, fighting crime). And after all he has learned and seen, he decides that the best way to fight crime is to be a law enforcer above the police and kick people in the face until they are not criminals anymore, making use of brute force, torture, the highest war technology available including chemicals, bombs etc, not to mention acting impulsively in critical situations with hostages and terrorist threats in spite of whatever swat teams may have in mind, using the fact that he doesn't directly kill anyone as a token to contain his guilt. All of that being a billionaire and one of, if not the one, most important figures in Gotham's upper class, with a huge influence on its politics. And we are lead to believe that his charital business in building an orphanage here and a hospital there is auxiliary to his quest along with his grotesque crime fighting tactics. Little does Bruce know how oppressive and useless his Batman fights are to end crime, when there is no job opportunities or access to education and culture, because there is no distribution of means of production, no thought out urban development, no project except the private profit projects by big corporations and billionaires like himself. All of that in his power to change with his political and economical influence without moving a muscle as Batman. Had he paid a good psychanalyst on the side to deal with his obsessive neurotic thinking and he'd be good to go and actually do something for Gotham.

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Are there any X-Men villains left that would hype up a future movie?

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>Iron Man 1
>"hurr durr, corporations and billionaires should be able to make whatever dodgy shit they want, fuck the government"
>evil billionaire takes control of his company and funnels all this dodgy shit to terrorists

>Iron Man 2
>"hurr durr the suit is my property I can do what I want with it, fuck the government"
>immediately gets wasted, almost kills multiple people while fucking around, and later causes millions in property damage

>Avengers
>"hurr durr Nick Fury is selling weapons to finance defending the Earth from Armageddon, fuck the government"
>divides the Avengers team, allowing Loki to escape and fuck up NYC

>Iron Man 3
>"hurr durr, I can deal with the Mandarin by myself, fuck the government"
>President is kidnapped, Air Force One is destroyed, and his girlfriend almost dies

>Avengers 2
>"hurr durr, I should mess with this alien artifact without knowing what it is and without any oversight, fuck the government"
>creates an evil robot that almost destroys the fucking world and obliterates a small country

>Civil War
>"actually, I clearly cannot be trusted to make the right decisions, maybe the government isn't so bad"

Why do people think this is an unrealistic character arc?

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What were your favourite arcs/storylines from the New 52?
I lost track of the ones I was reading early on and wanted to get some recommendations now I've got more time