Hawkgirl has a really fucked up, pronounced mouth.
It's like its trying to escape her face.
K
>>77691631
I need more pictures to be sure
I wanna suck on her overbite
Was he gay for him, /co/?
Well, they don't call him 'homo' for nothing!
Wow
That design is just so unappealing to look at.
I haven't seen this show in years, does everyone else look like this?
>>77691658
Do you think they will fug in college?
If you had to create a all female team line up, who would you put on it, and what would the creative team be?
>>77691454
The members come later, the priority is having a good reason to have them come together and see how the group can cooperate toward that goal. This is how you show different personalities.
>>77691454
>4chan talking about women
>implying this isn't going to go to shit and turn into neckbeard central
Whatever, I'll play.
Honestly, I'd just have Wonder Woman start up a team of her supporting cast and some minor Amazons she takes along to man's world (never really made sense that the princess didn't have a cadre of bodyguards, regardless of her powers). The lineup is Diana, Etta, Artemis, Epione(medic), Cassie, and a couple of redshirts. Maybe one of those gals from The Circle to have a possible traitor in the group.
Source: http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/the-cw-warner-bros-dc-the-flash-arrow-1201646970/
>Soon after Kevin Tsujihara took over as Warner Bros. chairman-CEO, he made the decision to break with protocol from the previous regime — a change that would have a profound effect on the studio. At an early strategy session, senior execs recall him issuing a new edict: DC Entertainment is open for business across the lot.
>Tsujihara made it clear that the vast archive of comic-book characters in the DC vault would no longer be under the tight control of Warner Bros.’ film division. WB’s television and interactive units would have new flexibility to develop projects derived from the properties, even if they were concurrently being eyed for movie projects.
>“If there are any issues or sensitivities, we hash it out in the room,” says Nelson, president of DC Entertainment. “It no longer feels like a hierarchical situation where film will trump television.” Nelson is one of Tsujihara’s closest lieutenants, and she also serves as president of Warner Bros. Consumer Products and president and chief creative officer of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. “It’s a basic example of communication,” she adds. “You have to have the CEO of the company actively involved to make it work effectively.”
THE AGE OF EMBARGO IS OVER.
>>77691313
>The company-wide inclusiveness regarding DC reflects a broader shift in operations under Tsujihara, WB veterans say. Communication and collaboration among key divisions are not just encouraged, they’re mandated for senior management. Studio insiders say Tsujihara has stressed that the silo mentality of the past won’t do. The same tear-down-this-wall ethos has been applied to Warner Bros. and its Time Warner sibling units, HBO and Turner Broadcasting, as Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes has frequently emphasized to Wall Street.
>“It’s a high priority for us,” Tsujihara says of cross-Time Warner collaboration efforts. “We are all facing different challenges, creating a real urgency for us to work together. … I think the cultures of each of the businesses are changing, and the culture of Time Warner is changing.”
>After “The Flash” premiered last fall to CW’s highest ratings in more than five years, Berlanti got a call at his WB office asking him to stop in to see Tsujihara in the executive office building. “That was the first time that ever happened to me,” Berlanti says. The producer made sure he brought along a few prototypes of “The Flash”-derived action figures that Consumer Products was about to unleash.
>“He was excited about the character and Grant,” Berlanti says. And that enthusiasm has not waned. “You can tell that he really loves the show. He always talks to us about watching it with his kids. You get a sense that he’s really invested,” he says.
>At Warner Bros. these days, success is all about sharing.
If that was the truth, they wouldn't kill characters from the shows that are about to appear on the films.
>>77691313
>IS
One problem.
>Tsujihara moved into his job in March 2013
Technically it has been over.
When did pic related take his nap again?Well after March of 2013.
>The Powerpuff Girls in their FIRST movie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urPIHJzhsLU
>>77691298
Mojo's backstory was cool, but overall it was pretty disappointing.
Nigga, you don't know shit bout FIRST movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdy4TD1NCRk
>>77691298
Mojo's backstory was cool, but overall it was pretty disappointing.
Has /co/ watched adult swim's most high-concept show ever?
Nobody has ever watched Fish Center
I remember when those Rick and Morty fans got tricked into watching it. Good times.
>tfw I'm looking at Fish Center RIGHT NOW
What is even going on
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As someone who doesn't really know anything about DC, what are the best DC cartoons?
>>77690527
Anything by Bruce Timm, basically. The rest is shit-tier western:anime with cringy writing.
>>77690527
Teen Titans Go.
If you watch it, then it will become your new favorite show.
>>77690527
Troll post.
>Not knowing about DC'verse
>Hey, there's this amazing book, pretty rare. It's called the Bible, but spoiler warning, there's a pretty important character named Jesus who dies at the end.
>>77690590
Nice, but trolls are resistant to poison and toxic stuff. Fire and acid are best.
On the RIDICULOUSLY SLIM chance that this is serious, the classic "Batman: the Animated Series" was amazing. It's an older series though, so take it with a grain of salt.
Now that the dust has settled, we can all agree Fables was a mistake and Willingham ruined everything for everyone, right?
Yeah, Willingham is a dumb git that didn't know when to end.
Also, Restoration coming out never
>>77690392
>Not ending soon enough
That barely cracks the top five of the worst things Fables did.
>>77690317
What are you talking about? It's such a great 75-issue series
Is there a character with more undeserved plot armour?
At least Batman is smart in universe and popular outside of it
Who wants to see Cap fight on even footing with Spiderman or anyone else who should snap him in half
I want to see more street level characters getting owned in general.
Street level characters ruin capeshit because they drag all the action down to their level.
>>77690116
>plot armor
>literally killed
>>77690329
I'd be down to see Green Arrow get BTFO, personally.
If Diamond disappeared tomorrow would customers/publishers be better off?
I've been getting into buying comics digitally and hear Diamond is the reason behind a lot of problems.
In the short run, no. In the long run, yes.
it would be the best thing
the question is if the industry would survive
>>77689756
I wonder what changes would happen.
Less multi-covers? Longer comics at the same price? Less color comics?
I also wonder what would happen to little comic shops I can see ways it could benefit them but also harm them.
Ten years ago...
>>77689589
BALD
...the art looked a lot better than it does now.
Ya know, it would be a noble thing to go back ten years and warn everyone of the Red Ring of Death, saving Microsoft millions of dollars and the loyalty of its fans, perhaps even giving them a better chance of future success in the videogame industry.
But I'm not that noble.
Why is the Marvel Universe so shit?
Serious question, literally no two characters work well together, none of them have any chemistry and all work better in their own self contained books/stories
Ever crossover has rotten foundations so that's the real reason every event is a disaster
X-mem logic dies as soon as other metas are involved
Spiderman/Wolverine have no business on Avengers teams (not strong/smart enough)
Thor looks pathetic not being even the member with the 3rd highest standing anymore considering he was a fucking king and could BTFO the rest of the team
Cap being worshipped like God/Superman is nonsensical considering their are heroes better at him at literally everything, have stronger/purer morals and are more relevant irl
>>77689655
I'm an X-men fan and I agree with the OP. X-men would work 1000000000% better if it was completely self-contained.
>>77689655
HE DIDN'T EVEN PUT ANY BAIT ON THIS LURE! COME ON!
I'm searching for cartoon intended for kids but with a deepest meaning like Over the Garden Wall, Gravity Falls or cartoons like Adventure Time/ Star vs Forces of Evil etc.
>Gravity Falls
>Star vs the Forces of Evil
>Deeper meanings
>Anonimious
>Greentext
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/tom-holland-enlisted-chris-hemsworth-land-spider-man-article-1.2444063
Also, Chris Hemsworth suggested Marvel to cast Tom as Spidey.
>"I called the guys at Marvel when they were casting (Spider-Man) and I heard he was in the final handful of guys and said, 'Look for what it's worth you're not going to meet a harder working more appreciative kind of guy,'" recalls Hemsworth, who will soon reprise his role as Marvel's resident thunder god in "Thor: Ragnarok."
>Holland, though, seems more worried about nailing Parker's Queens accent than he is about the action scenes.
"I'm going to be spending some time here to get the accent down," says Holland. "And I'll be eating a lot of pizza."
I cannot wait
>"And I'll be eating a lot of pizza."
If he really wants to get into character he'll steal it.
>>77689492
>"And I'll be eating a lot of pizza."
>They're both African, so that means they have to get married
Who made this decision? Eric Cartman?
Storm isn't even really African.
An even bigger racist. Reginald Hudlin.
>Black characters can't marry black characters because that's racist
>Black characters can't marry white characters because that's SJW pandering
Make up your minds /co/.
