I hate Man of Steel, I hate Goyer and Snyder...you get the idea. We all probably think we could write a better and more accurate Superman, right? Well prove it. Let's set up a scene, ladies and gents.
First up, let's decided where and when we begin, ok?
>>82532272
Let's start with Clark Kent in his room masturbating as a teenager
>>82532272
It has to start with a montage of Jor-El launching the rocket into space, Krypton exploding, and the baby getting discovered by the Kents. No words, music playing. Kind of like All-Star Superman. Everybody knows the fucking story, just give it a nod and move on. A minute of screen time max.
>>82532361
he get's caught by Pa Kent, and that's when he learns he needs to keep his super side a secret from normal people.
They talk and Clark learns about responsibility
NEW OFFICIAL PREVIEW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXT9f1XrnFo
oh hey actual progress
So it seems like the lapis side has finally succumb to jasper and malachite takes full control.
WE KAIJU NOW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78dIhcI2ju8&ab_channel=MasterAssassin330fuck you I wont be able to enjoy /sug/ because you faggots already saw all the leaked shit months ago
Is Civil War worth getting for $5 on Comixology? Any tie ins good?
>>82530669
It's worth getting only for free.
No idea about tie-ins. Cable & Deadpool, I liked that one.
>>82530669
1) yes
2) not really. Cable & Deadpool was pretty funny, and the Nextwave parody was fun. Most of the rest was weak
>>82530669
Good God, no.
FINALLY
>>82530109
This wasn't the first time.
>>82530109
you shippingfags ruin EVERYTHING
>>82530136
Harley/Ivy came from Dini and Timm. It predates shipping, tumblr, and likely your underage ass
Is there a board on 4chan where people can talk about The legend of Korra ?
This one. Don't expect rational conversations, though
>>82530108
>>/mlp/
>>82530108
No. Not here. Not anywhere.
Are the Iron Man armour designs getting better or worse?
A little worse. But it doesn't matter as they mostly look the same when they are in motion.
>Posting the Figmas and not the far superior Figuarts
>>82527725
They need to simplify them them a little and add a little more bulk. There's a reason Mk3 was so good
Ben Affleck will be wearing another hat during his time on the "Justice League" set. In addition to donning the Batman cowl once again for the 2017 team-up movie, Deadline has learned that Affleck has been named as another executive producer on the film.
Affleck will join the film's braintrust, which includes director Zack Snyder and screenwriter Chris Terrio. Affleck previously worked with Terrio on the Academy Award-winning film "Argo." Deadline adds that Affleck made the jump to EP in order to support Snyder, "with whom he worked well on 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."
The move further increases Affleck's involvement in Warner Bros.' expanding DC cinematic universe.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/justice-league-adds-ben-affleck-as-executive-producer
>>82527654
Affleck trying his best to cancel out Snyder.
Cool. Especially after reading that long but surprisingly well-written Buzzfeed article about Affleck, I feel like a big part of his pains in the beginning of his career has been about control. BvS was very much out of his control, but he's not giving up yet.
The other thread is dying, we've all pretty much concluded it's spectacular.
So post your favorite moments or characters or pieces of grass or whatever.
Ok OP
Cap and Bucky serving the police an ass whooping for breakfast.
>that shield play
>that metal arm play
>using the arm as a shield against headshots
>falcon being the recon guy and danger close airstrike guy
>drop kicking a fucking helicopter
>those BP acrobatics in plain clothes
>giANTMAN existing
>giANTMAN going down like an ATAT
>Spidey going "HOLY SHIT" and his eyes widening
Why are the Russos so fucking based?
What did Black Widow say to Bucky while he was strangling her during his break out fight?
"Remember me" or something to that effect?
Some of the Calarts student shorts for this year came out.
This one is just goddamn adorable:
https://vimeo.com/164032499
Others are more on the drama side:
https://vimeo.com/164166205
And others are just cool:
https://vimeo.com/164001441
If you wanna see them all for yourself, check out the Calarts channel on vimeo:
https://vimeo.com/channels/calartscharanimfilms2016/page:1
Yes......
No bullshitting you guys here......
This is an actual thing.....
And It's actually happening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjQQNZ2yaOE
>squirrel the is cast black
FUCK
WHY DOES THIS ALWAYS FUCKING HAPPEN
>>82526499
You're two weeks late anon. Not only did we already know about it, but some anon even posted the requirements for the casting call.
Get with the times. Find some fresh news.
>>82526499
>Spongebob the nerdy manlet
>Patrick the fatty
>Squidward the obvious fag
>Sandy is a black girl because it wouldn't be inclusive
Do girls read comic books?
>>82526279
Does anyone read comic books?
Those monthly sales are pretty depressing.
Thread over
>>82526279
We aren't permitted to learn to read
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What was their problem?
One is a doofus and one is a dweeb.
>>82526210
Incest is illegal
They were supposed to be rival classmates but they changed them to cousins to make it less creepy and weird.
What are your hopes and ideas for Spider-Man Homecoming?
Story? Villain/s? Character development? What would you like to see?
>>82525518
prom night shooting
Story: Pete mad an ametuer mistake and some villain knows his identity.
Villain/s: Mysterio, Scorpion, Vulture, or Venom(probably wouldn't work since pete's so young)
Character Development: Peter learns this shit ain't a fuckin joke.
Why is it called Homecoming?
I know there was an arc in the comics called that, but I'm pretty sure the movie is not gonna have the same story.
Time for best ship.
PREVIOUSLY ON X-MEN:
>>82472592
>>82503573
>June 1’s Batman Rebirth #1 by writers Tom King and Scott Snyder and artist Mikel Janin will not only kick off DC's new approach to Batman, but will introduce new elements to the Batman mythology - including a new role for Duke Thomas and a return to some of the classic aspects of Batman's world.
>King, who's best known to DC fans for his revamp of Dick Grayson as co-writer of Grayson, will re-launch the Batman title on two weeks after the Batman Rebirth issue, working with rotating artists David Finch and Mikel Janín as the comic book ships twice a month.
>According to King, Finch will draw Batman’s first arc, with Janín drawing the second arc — all as part of a year-long trilogy.
>Snyder, who has been on the Batman title since the last time it relaunched in 2011, will be working with a list of superstar artists on a new Batman title, All-Star Batman, which launches in August.
>Both writers emphasized that Snyder's All-Star Batman is in continuity, and King went one step further and said that not only is it "not some side project" but "it's the center of the Batman universe."
>The pair are working together to coordinate the events in Batman and All-Star Batman, and also hinted that readers would see the Bat-writers doing coordinated stories in the future. As Snyder said, Bat-office writers would be "doing some storytelling together in ways that will fun."
>For their co-written Batman Rebirth issue, the pair are revamping the Batman villain Calendar Man. Newsarama talked to Snyder and King to find out more.
>Newsarama: Tom and Scott, I feel like this issue is — not to be too cliché — passing the baton on the Batman relay. Is that what this issue represents? Or is it more that you both had an idea and wanted to co-write?
>Scott Snyder: I had kidded around that my original plan was just to leave everybody dead for Tom, and just be like, here you go! Have Batman and everyone just totally dead.
![Batman-Rebirth-LETT-01-01-01[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/MGaOEdM.jpg "Batman-Rebirth-LETT-01-01-01[1]")
>>82524483
>Tom King: [Laughs.] It would be just, like, Commissioner Gordon.
>Snyder: Yeah, Commissioner Gordon and Leslie Thompkins. That would be it. It would be, like, go! [Laughs.] It would be the best hand-off.
>King: Leslie Thompkins as Robin.
>Snyder: It would be the opposite of "Rebirth," where it's just death everywhere.
>No, but it really is the passing of the torch. I was incredibly honored to take the main series pretty much — not exactly directly — but to take the flagship sort of from Grant Morrison when I first came on. Our writing is very different and all that stuff, but the thing I love about Grant's work, always — I'm a huge admirer of his — is his daring and his visionary energy.
>And we tried to do our own version of that on the book. And one thing I know, having become friends with Tom over the last year, and really, before we even knew there'd ever be a Rebirth or there'd be a switching of books or any of that stuff, I wasn't sure if I would just take some time off or what, that his writing is in that spirit entirely, from Sheriff of Babylon and Omega Men and everything I read by him. It's really uncompromising and personal. And that's what I knew he'd bring to Batman.
>When we started looking for someone to take the series, he was certainly at the top of my list. He is, to me, the best writer in comics right now, hands down.
>So it's the passing of the torch in the way that his ideas and what he's going to do with the character will be really his own, and yet at the same time, I do feel like he's a great spiritual successor for the book, in the way that I know he's going to try stuff that's daring and personal. And that's what we tried to do, in some way at least, while we were on it.
>And I'm so excited for fans, because the series couldn't be in better hands with this guy.
>Nrama: Tom, do you want to add anything about taking that baton? Or do you just want to bask in the glory for a minute after those praises?
![Batman-Rebirth-LETT-01-02-03R[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/RHIRg53.jpg "Batman-Rebirth-LETT-01-02-03R[1]")
>>82524492
>King: Yeah, no, I'm just basking. I'm just sitting here being like, yeah, yeah, totally agree with all that. I rock.
>No.
>Snyder: He just owes me 20 bucks later.
>King: That's how cheap you are, is a 20.
>Snyder: Right. I'm super cheap.
>King: I just have to name a lot of things in Gotham after him. Like, every other street is Snyder Avenue, Snyder Street, Snyder Boulevard.
>Snyder: Yeah!
>King: In slightly more seriousness, it's very intimidating. Taking over from what I would consider to be the best Batman run of all time, that could overwhelm me, and I could say, "I just can't do that." I mean, I had friends who were calling me and saying, "Don't do it!" You know, "let someone else fail, then you come in five years later."
>But what made it possible was that Scott has reached out to me and said, let's do this as friends, and let's do this together. And he's still going to be in the Bat-universe writing this insanely great All-Star Batman thing. He's like, let's take this character, who's at the center of American pop culture, and together raise him up and make him even better than he's ever been.
>I was like, “Yeah, OK. If you're in, I'm in.” He's like, “I'm in.”
>Nrama: So this one issue you're co-writing, who came up with the idea? Is it a segue between one run and the other?
>Snyder: I asked Tom if he wanted to co-write Batman #52 originally, before there was a Rebirth. I thought it would be a fun way to pass the torch, to do it in the main series.
>And then when Rebirth came along and we realized there'd be these issues, we thought it would be even more perfect to kind of do it here.
>So we always planned on doing some kind of co-writing to sort of turn the wheel a bit and hand the series from one person to the next.
>>that resized spread making the dialogue incomprehensible
>>82524533
>But I think it got really exciting when we talked about the ideas for the issue and the different options. You know, one option is to just go really bombastic and make it something that would be like, "and coming up in All-Star and coming up in Batman!" And we both opted not to do that, and instead to try to show that we have priorities that are really about showing the fans in this issue that there are some new elements in the mythology that should really excite them — like Duke Thomas and his role coming up — but Tom also wanted to show very much, I think, that a lot of the classic elements are back in cool ways, stronger than ever — the Cave, Alfred, the money, the gadgets, Batman himself.
>And so we really had the same idea. You know, we had this idea that we could do bombastic and use Calendar Man and reinvent that character and give all the fun to the blockbuster thing, or do something a little more poetic that isn't just a hook for our series, but instead says, "You have two writers here that have similar priorities for this character and for the fans, that want to show not so much that we need to hook you to get you to come back by plot devices, but instead say we want to show you how much we love this character, and how we think about him, and hopefully that's enough to get you to come back."
>And Tom had the best idea for Calendar Man ever, by the way. And I was super into it. I'm giving him credit where it's due even though I would be happy to take credit for it, because it's so good. But it was totally his. He had a take for Calendar Man that just got me so excited about it, and I was like, “This is going to be really fun.”
>King: And for me, it was a straight Ghostbuster moment, like, when someone asks you to be god, you say “Yes.” When Scott Snyder asks you to co-write an issue of Batman, you say yes. You find a way to make it happen.
