>that Teens Titan Go episode where the writers of the show make fun of the haters of Teen Titans Go
>For the third time
>>77458963
Is that who they were making fun of?
Let's get serious nailed it perfectly, the other two ones were unnecessary.But fun,specially seeing /co/'s reaction
Frank Miller is gonna be dead before the coming decade and Stan Lee will live to his 110's, and people say that G-d exists.
That's what happens when you live off hate instead of love.
>>77458862
He looks a lot healthier now. And he's hitting out like 3 different Dark Knight series over the next year or so assuming Jim Lee starts doing Dark Knight Boy Wonder again.
Based Frank is back bro.
what the hell happened to him
This show is awful unless you're an extreme Libertarian moron who needs their beliefs echoed back at them.
>>77458856
Shouldn't you be busy making up fake KKK claims for your next campus protest?
>>77458856
Found the tumblrina
I heard that this season is the best one in years. Kinda want to jump back into it.
Did Zack Snyder direct the second Batman V Superman trailer?
The first one is so, so much better.
Second?
>>77458710
Second trailer?
Directors generally don't do trailers. But considering he did an introduction about the first trailer for the screening event, he very likely had a hand in it.
So yes, your backhanded attempt at insulting him is backfiring on you. Feel free to release this same thread tomorrow praising the second trailer i stead.
Why is it that cartoons are all adopting the same style now? This basic minimalist Tumblr garbage that has absolutely no artistic style?
>>77458629
>Why is it that cartoons are all adopting the same style now?
>no artistic style
Way to contradict yourself in the same comment.
>>77458629
contradiction aside, it's because it's cheaper to make. also it hearkens back to the old hanna barbara days.
>>77458629
Cheap and inexpensive
What does /co/ think of Derek?
I'm a big fan of his British Intelligence series.
>>77458647
His drawing method may be a bit unconventional but the end result suffers none.
>>77458607
Big fan of Derek.
Hi guys comic book virgin here. What Teen titans series should I start from? Other then the older Teen Titans cartoon I never had much exposure to the series but Raven was my favourite. I also recently watch all the young justice series and really liked it but it felt like it was trying to push to many plot twists.
Wolfman and Perez's New Teen Titans.
DC has been rereleasing the trades for a good price too. The first three trades are out now collecting the first 20 issues.
Wolfman and Perez New Teen Titans. You should never read any other Titans, that's the only time they were good.
>>77458560
Lobdell's, of course!
does Tintin ever have any attractive women in it?
Asterix has a few, Spirou has a bunch, then there's stuff like Melusine, and Wakfu
but Tintin is fairly devoid of hot young women
The only major female character in Tintin is Bianca Castafiore. Hergé seemed to be fairly hostile to women ever since his boss basically arranged his marriage to his secretary. If Hergé had been able to finish his last album, Tintin and Alph-Art, he was going to introduce a new female character named Martine Vandezande (pic related).
>>77459534
My understanding is, it was less a resentment towards women and more an old fashioned, chivalroc attitude that women had to be kept safe and away from the kinds of adventures Tintin often embarked on.
>>77459623
To be fair, there is no major role necessiting a female character in Tintin. It's pure pulp adventure without family, romance, or much social interaction. Hergé could have put some, but their absence isn't detrimental to the story (like the absence of hot young males isn't detrimental in early Melusine).
I think there is some very minor female roles that are attractive, IIRC some roms in the castafiore's jewel, a couple of people during a metting in the cigars of the pharaoh, tchang adoptive mother, and a nurse there and there). But Tintin has a lot of satire in it, and apart from the main character (which was meant to be asexued according to hergé) there isn't any male character that is supposed to be attractive. Maybe Ottokar but that's more majestic royalty than hotness.
Also, putting women in comics targeting children was seen as a gate to debauchery at the time, the moral gardians would have shunned it. Its a completely different period compared to the other titles OP has cited, even Asterix. Similar works from the same period (Blake & Mortimer, Alix) suffer from the same issue.
Is Gayle the most annoying character in the history of the universe? Because I think she is.
>Gayle force wind
nopethat's me
She is a freak but judging from anus paintings and carsex on her class reunion she likes to get freaky.
ITT Times cartoons lied to you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY45YOaXwVkWe never did meet again ;_;Actually I just wanted a Freakazoid thread
>>77458308
>Actually I just wanted a Freakazoid thread
Way to start it on a high note
>>77458334
Well it can only go uphill from here no?
Posting my favorite bits because why not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQvVVsq6vYY
hello. moe's tavern
>>77457508
HEY YOUR SISTER'S BEIN RAPED
I'm looking for Jake Oliver Clothesoff
Yeah, I'm looking for a Mister Hunt.
First name Mike.
It seems to me that MOS was intended to be patterned on BB (same screenwriter, and borrows some elements, like non-linear narrative and delaying the superheroic transformation), but it feels to me like MOS only really superficially adopted the structure of BB, without really capturing the magic in the same way BB did. I think that's a big reason why I don't find MOS that satisfying.
When I watch BB, it feels like a lot more robust and complete. It's hard to explain, but it feels like Batman and his world are really fleshed out. Like, BB is the first Batman movie to actually be ABOUT Batman instead of just the villain's plot, and instead of just taking every aspect about him for granted and having them exist just because, it justifies everything about him. It actually tells us WHY a guy would dress up like a bat and fight criminals, instead of going "well cuz he's Batman, duh." We see Bruce go on a journey from fear and petty revenge fantasies to moulding all his insecurities into a weapon for justice.
And the world he exists in feels immersive and complete. Gotham itself is a character. The supporting cast actually feels developed and has stuff to do. Gordon, Dawes, Fox and Pennyworth are all defined, and even guys like Falcone, Flass, and the Nice Coat Hobo feel kind of real.
With Man of Steel, the main character isn't developed as much. Clark barely does anything to further his character between the flashbacks, and adult Clark, whom the film is ostensibly about, is pretty much pointless until he puts on the suit. Unlike in BB, the flashbacks don't work symbiotically with the present-day scenes. Like, in BB, Bruce being confronted by fear triggers flashbacks about childhood fears. In MOS, it's just random infodumps that say "Clark's life is hard, feel bad for him." Man of Steel doesn't have that illusion of immersion in it's world. Despite the many locations, it feels like a really contained film that doesn't take you anywhere. It just feels like moving through set pieces. The supporting characters don't really have a lot of personality other than reacting to Superman. Perry White is just "stern boss who yells at Lois." Lois is just "spunky reporter who follows Superman and falls in love." Metropolis isn't really given an identity, it's just an interchangeable city where disaster strikes. It kind of just makes the film feel thin, stiff, and emotionless.
I dunno, that's just my assessment. I feel like Goyer's understanding of Batman and Nolan's attention to character and theme made BB great. With MOS, Goyer just tried to use the same tricks without understanding why they worked, and Snyder, who is more about style than substance, didn't provide the counterbalance that Nolan did.
DIME FOR MAN OF MUDDER BOSTING :DDDDD
>>77457292
>>77457314
I was with you until you said that the guy who made Batman only fight crime for a year before giving up understood the character.
What is /co/'s thoughts on this show?
>>77457260
I actually am starting to really like it.
Clarence is weird and messed up but i can relate to him.
shame about the whole Skyler Page incident, pic related really speaks a lot about Skyler.
let me guess
is something so randumb again?
like uncle grandpa?
Underrated. Although /co/ dislikes it because they never had a normal childhood and they treat the creator like he's some serial rapist.
Sum up your day with a /co/ related reaction pic
>>77457100
it was an average day.
What's your favorite old cartoon? Would it be too hipster to say if mine was Gustavus? Guy can't catch a break.
super friends because it's full of bullshit science
Top Cat because it makes me feel fuzzy inside
