Doing 1 to 9 only
is this.......Is this real?
>>84180696
Yes.
>>84180721
What issue is this from. I must read this
>>84180696
Yep.
This issue was about Lex meeting Gordon by chance on a trip to Gotham. He gave him some unusual advice.
Why did it bomb, /co/?
Waited too long and made Jessica Alba too important. Eva's tits were aces though
>>84180439
Because it wasn't good. It needed more Eva tits desu. Alba tits would have been GOAT.
>>84180439
Because of the loss in novelty of concept.
This turned out better than I expected.
I wanted more drama though.
I want to bang Rinnie.
>>84180368
No more Blaster nation for a while, and no rock cocks for about two weeks. well that just blows
>>84180368
Is weeb in the wider vernacular?
And so, the surviving whores are run out of town.
Elan's gonna die on monday, isn't he?
town was corrupt as fuck. needed the fire enema.
>>84180141
Good fucking God. The blond one was a trap?
>>84180557
This. Anyone who was worth a damn moved out by now, the rest are societal detritus by Creaceian standards. As in the only country that is commie and supposedly has a place for everyone worth anything.
Why were the 90's so great again
Nostalgia from the '90s is more powerful because people who were kids in the '90s had childhoods both before and after the internet became the center of society.
>>84180090
I wasn't addicted to the internet back then and had some semblance of a social life.
Sad frog etc.
W R I T E T O M E
Any guesses for what TAWoG could be crossing over with?
Drawn Together
>>84179978
>Gumball
>Doing a crossover
>yfw worried if it will be good or bad.
teen titans obv
I'm looking for weird characters like:
>Condiment King
>Flatman
>Doctor Bong
to complete my Heroclix team, any ideas /co/? You would know best.
>>84179859
>Doctor Bong
Just google Great Lakes Avengers. You already know Flatman. Also Section Eight
>>84179910
>Section Eight
Would you watch a light-hearted campy version of Wonder Woman?
You mean the Linda Carter show?
Is this a trick question?
>>84179738
Can it be light hearted without being campy?
Good evening owls of /co/,
hail hydra
>>84153035
(I feel like shit, we'll see how far we make it)
oh yeah, random crossover
>>84153053
Well Grayson ended on a wet fart
But at least this page was boner inducing.
i thought that was super well done. hail hydra
Thor's daughter was cute
>>84179349
What the hell was this from?
>>84179349
Looks very mulatto.
>>84179361
an animated marvel movie
it was awful
MAN OF STEEL (2013)
>Warner Bros Pictures greenlit the reboot in order to retain the rights to certain aspects of the character during the legal battle with the heirs of Superman's creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Several directors and writers pitched their ideas for the story, among them Mark Millar, who advocated for a six movie sage chronicling Superman's entire life from his birth to his death, tentatively directed by Matthew Vaughn.
>Millar envisioned the first movie set entirely in Krypton and ending with Kal-El's rocket ship crash-landing in Smallville, Kansas; and the final movie culminating with Superman as the last man alive, having outlived all of his loved ones, left alone in an Earth ravaged as the Sun is on the verge of going supernova, like Krypton's once did. As it becomes red, stripping Superman of his powers, Superman embraces death and perishes when the Sun explodes and consumes the Earth.
>David S. Goyer created a concept for a modern, realistic approach on Superman while mapping out the plot of THE DARK KNIGHT RISES with Christopher Nolan, who then advocated in his favor with WB, leading to Goyer being selected as the writer. Nolan's brother and collaborator Jonathan Nolan was initially expected to direct the movie, but declined as he felt the project was too risky for his directorial debut.
>Ben Affleck was approached to direct the movie, but declined.
>Matt Reeves, Duncan Jones and Jonathan Liebesman were the frontrunners to direct the movie before Zack Snyder was hired. Darren Aronofsky was in advanced talks beforehand, but WB parted ways with him because he requested to revise Goyer's draft to his liking, and it required a bigger timetable than WB could afford in order to retain the rights.
>Although Goyer is the only credited writer, Snyder's collaborator Kurt Johnstad reportedly heavily doctored the script based on Snyder's notes.
>In early drafts, the war on Krypton was longer, including a segment in which Zod besieges Jor-El's observatory with robotic hounds, which are fought off by Kelex in a massive combat exoskeleton.
>In early drafts, Zod would unleash Faora and Nam-Ek upon China and the Middle East, respectively, and they'd level entire cities as a demonstration of Zod's power.
>In early drafts, Zod would be exiled to the Phantom Zone alongside his men, but Snyder and Goyer believed that having Superman be forced to kill him would be a more effective ending as it'd evidence the origin of Superman's no-kill rule. Nolan initially objected to the idea of killing Zod, but Snyder and Goyer ultimately persuaded him.
>WB executives initially objected to the idea of Lois Lane finding out Superman's identity early as, as they believed the Lois-Clark-Superman dynamic was important to the mythos, but Goyer advocated that it be removed as it was not fitting for a modern setting.
>Rough cuts began with Clark Kent arriving at the Daily Planet and developed the narrative through three interlocked sets of flashbacks, one in Krypton, one of Clark's childhood, and one of Clark's adulthood and transformation into Superman. Audiences found this confusing, so the Krypton segments were condensed into a prologue, the childhood flashbacks were trimmed, and the narrative was made linear.
>Snyder originally envisioned an after-credits scene where a shipment of Kryptonite would be delivered to Wayne Manor, but Nolan convinced him it was unnecessary.
>Joe Manganiello, Matthew Goode, Colin O'Donoghue and Armie Hammer auditioned for the role of Superman before Henry Cavill was cast. Snyder favored Manganiello, but he couldn't commit due to scheduling conflicts with TRUE BLOOD.
>Cavill had been cast as Superman once before in SUPERMAN: FLYBY, a reboot written by J.J. Abrams and directed by McG, set to be released in 2004, that was ultimately scrapped due to creative differences between the studio and the director. The cast also included Scarlett Johansson as Lois Lane, Shia LaBeouf as Jimmy Olsen, Christopher Walken as Perry White, Robert Downey Jr. as Lex Luthor, Anthony Hopkins as Jor-El and Joel Edgerton as Ty-Zor, Superman's evil brother.
>Anne Hathaway was offered the role of Lois Lane, but declined in favor of playing Catwoman in THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. Emmy Rossum, Charlotte Riley, Dianna Agron, Margot Robbie, Alexis Knapp, Kaya Scodelario, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kristen Bell, Lake Bell and Mila Kunis all auditoned before the role came down to Olivia Wilde and Amy Adams, who was ultimately hired. Adams had previously auditioned for the role of Lois in SUPERMAN: FLYBY.
>Daniel Day-Lewis was heavily pursued to play Jor-El, but declined. Sean Penn and Clive Owen were also considered.
>Connie Nielsen was originally slated to play Lara Lor-Van, but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts and was briefly replaced by Julia Ormond, who also dropped out, leading to Aylet Zurer being cast.
>Bruce Greenwood, Dennis Quaid, Michael Biehn and Kurt Russell were considered for Jonathan Kent before Kevin Costner was cast.
>Julianne Moore, Jodie Foster, Sela Ward and Elisabeth Shue were considered for Martha Kent before Diane Lane was cast.
>Diane Kruger, Rosamund Pike, Kate Mara and Gal Gadot were considered for Faora before Antje Traue was cast. Snyder favored Gadot, but she couldn't commit due to her pregnancy.
>Viggo Mortensen was heavily pursued to play General Zod, but declined, and Michael Shannon was cast.
>>84179318
>it'd evidence the origin of Superman's no-kill rule
then why the fuck didn't they try to show that in BvS?
>>84152602
Fucking butterfly effect
What /co/ characters would you let babysit your children?
>>84179042
Not Batman, especially if my child was a dark haired male
Chil...dren?
>>84179094
But he'll teach them to be athletic and flexible.
Whether you hated the movie or not, this fight at the end was pure capeshit at its finest.
Never got a chance to see it. Was going to but then my dad died, and I had to help sort shit out and make sure my mom was ok.
>>84178821
No, the fight at the end was a mess of sound and noise and bright lights, interrupted by scenes of Lois being a dumbass. It was not "capeshit at its finest". Watchmen or Red Son is "capeshit at its finest". Lee and Ditko's Spider-Man is "capeshit at its finest". This is shit, and fuck you.
>>84178855
Hey man, I'm sorry to hear that. I know it's not the same but we just had to put my dog down. It really makes you think. I'm sure you're dad was a good person. I really hope you have good night
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