>Zack Snyder Talks BATMAN v SUPERMAN Backlash; Admits Fan Response Changed JUSTICE LEAGUE's Tone.
Yay... Can't wait for my quips and everything being a joke. Thanks fuckers.
We did it /co/!
I also can't wait for my proper editing and narrative.
Stay mad.
>>83970148
Nothing changes, mark my words.
ITT: No one's favorite character
>>83969982
Except for the one waifufag who convinced himself that she was good for five issues back in the mid 00s, Joker's Daughter.
Oh no, the Lucky Charms leprechaun has suffered from CalArts syndrome!
woah man, 3 times in a week? slow down there buddy
>>83969887
Check the back of the box, too. All the marshmallows look like various Adventure Time characters.
This show is not very good
>>83969737
The pilot was good. The first two seasons under Man of Action sucked. The third season becomes watchable. Fourth season has been interesting.
>>83969795
>Fourth season has been interesting.
Pity you have to survive 2.5 seasons of shit to get to that point though.
>>83969795
>The third season becomes watchable
No it doesn't.
>Fourth season has been interesting.
No. No it hasn't.
The show is pure cancer. And the crossover with Jesse in the later season is cancer. The show starts out shit and stays shit. The only reason autists like you like it is because you fap to White Tiger (a unlikable bitch. Seriously, get better waifus, cuck).
The 60s Spider-Man show is more interesting than this mess.
Official logo and synopsis.
>Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman’s (Henry Cavill) selfless act, Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince (Gal Gadot), to face an even greater enemy. Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat. But despite the formation of this unprecedented league of heroes — Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman (Jason Momoa), Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and The Flash (Ezra Miller) — it may already be too late to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.
The members.
>Batman assembles the Justice League and is their leader and benefactor.
>Batman has two suits: A modified version of the BATMAN V SUPERMAN batsuit with more padding and a blueish tint; and an armored tactical batsuit with silver accents and high-tech goggles that reference the white lenses from the comics, to be worn during the final battle.
>Wonder Woman is helping Batman assemble the Justice League. Her suit is a slightly modified version of the one featured in BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE.
>Aquaman is the king of Atlantis and initially declines Batman's offer due to his grievances with both the surface world and Themyscira, Wonder Woman's homeland, but reconsiders his position when his people come under attack. He has a modified version of the suit featured in BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE.
>The Flash and Cyborg are the two youngest members of the team, and quickly become friends over their shared interest in technology and their inexperience in being superheroes. The Flash eagerly joins the team after being approached by Batman, while Cyborg initially declines Wonder Woman's offer before his father Silas Stone is kidnapped, after which he seeks the Justice League for help.
>The Flash has two suits: A prototype suit built with stolen high-tech material, comprised of metal plates with complex piping to harness the excess energy he produces when he runs, gloves and boots adorned with lightning bolts, and an aerodinamic "motorcycle/ski-like" helmet with goggles. Batman will later make him a more streamline suit.
>Cyborg will be created completely through motion-capture technology and CGI. He has a sleek silver design, and a faceplate that cover his entire face when he goes into battle mode. He also has a large cannon mounted into one of his arms, and can also expand in size and produce two additional arms for combat situations.
Additional characters.
>Superman will return in the third act of the movie, and will have longer hair. His role is being kept under wraps.
>Amy Adams and Jeremy Irons are returning as Lois Lane and Alfred Pennyworth, who help the Justice League throughout the movie.
>Jesse Eisemberg in returning as Lex Luthor in a minor role. The character is institutionalized at Arkham Asylum.
>Connie Nielsen is playing Queen Hyppolita, Wonder Woman's mother. She'll be featured in the prologue.
>Kristofer Hivju is playing the Atlantean King, Aquaman's ancestor. He'll be featured in the prologue.
>Zeus will be featured in the prologue, allegedly played by Danny Huston.
>Amber Heard is playing Aquaman's wife, Mera, a powerful Atlantean sorceress and warrior with a scalemail suit that morpsh into her skin.
>Willem Dafoe is playing Nudis Vulko, an Atlantean elder and Aquaman's mentor.
>Joe Morton is playing Silas Stone, Cyborg's father and the head of S.T.A.R. Labs.
>J.K. Simmons is playing Commissioner James Gordon, Batman's ally in Gotham City Police Department.
Villains, Vehicles and Locations.
>The main villain is Steppenwolf, an intergalactic conqueror and enforcer for the mighty Darkseid, who is lured to Earth by Lex Luthor's experiments with Kryptonian technology in BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE.
>Steppenwolf will be created through motion-capture technology. A renowed actor is in advanced talks to play him.
>Batman's has a new, heavily-weaponed Batmobile.
>Batman has a submarine which Wonder Woman and him use to journey to Atlantis.
>Batman has the Crawler, a shuttle with spider-like mechanical legs, originially designed by his father, Thomas Wayne, to explore underground terrain. The Crawler is used to venture into a Parademon nest in an abandoned tunnel line between Gotham City and Metropolis during Stryker's Island.
>Batman has the Flying Fox, a cutting-edge supersonic jet "the size of a B-2 Bomber" that becomes the Justice League's main transportation. It includes a canopy where Alfred will operate the Flying Fox's weapons during the final battle.
>Batman has set up an alternative base of operations in a high-tech bunker underneath Gotham Iron Works, which is being renovated by Wayne Enterprises, and which he uses to conduct research on the escalating meta-human activity across the globe. The bunker will later serve as the Justice League's first base of operations once the team is assembled.
ITT : bretty blue eyes
My waifu has the prettiest eyes
>>83969484
That is a terrible edit.
>>83969776
honestly it looks much better then the original
Oddly, even though she was such a minor character all in all, the fact that she started off so upbeat and happy go lucky only for everything to fall into shit and then ending in her death somehow makes her story more compelling than a lot of A-listers to me. Enough to want a trade of her introduction in Spider-man up til her death.
Does it exist yet? If not, I don't imagine it ever will.
If it doesn't, which trades would I have to pile together to roughly follow her story? I know she is in Alias, but outside reading her appearances (and likely only a few of them) on MU I'm struggling.
good luck buddy, I'm sure you can find a list of her appearances somewhere in the net.
>>83969781
Thanks, looks like I'll have to do the research. I was hoping there was a trade, or someone who had already done it. I wonder if it will be financially worth it. At the least, in seperate trades, it's going to be a volume of Spider-Man, a volume where she is in the team of outcast heroes, and then the story where she dies. I don't think there is actually a trade of her short run as Spider-woman, if she even had her own floppies.
>>83969923
Nah, looks like I may have to wait and see if they ever put her stuff together, because even the Loners don't have a trade. Closest thing I could do would be buy individual floppies and put them in a binder. Not impossible, but not sure I'm that invested.
Uh, excuse me, /co/. I broke your grill.
I'm a vegetarian and my waifu is a pure red blooded carnivore but with lots of money
she'll buy a better one
blueberry ape.
>>83969271
>waifu
But Anon, that there's a Lesbian.
You can't waifu a lesbian, by canon rules if it's Lesbian it's unobtainable by male participants.
seriously, all of them are the kind of joke the boring guy in the office would make
what do you think the boring guy in the office does all day
>>83969218
"I don't know anything about anything": The Post.
>>83969218
OP, stop being a fag. I know that it is difficult for someone like yourself. You have such a natural talent for being a fag but stop it.
>tfw you just got the pun
Pun?
What pun?
>>83969173
>>83969326
Yeah, OP, I'm gonna need you to explain
>>83969326
>>83969346
it's a reference to Experimental aircraft having the designator "X". Like the X-15 that managed to hit like mach 5
So, did she get knocked up when she was well under-age or was it another case of Disney chibifying kids over 12 with her series? (She acted immature for a 14-16-year-old in her series, though.)
>>83968925
Lilo was like 8 wtf are you talking about?
>>83968925
They're parents died dumb ass. She was trying to keep the last part of her family close.
>>83968925
Aren't they sisters?
Why isn't Professor Zoom and The Rogues as popular as Batman or Superman villains?
They are definitely top tier.
>>83968812
Maybe cause just in the last two years the Flash is getting mainstream appeal, retard.
Fuck, you're dumb.
>>83968812
Flash didn't have a tv show in the 60s.
>>83968812
Because except for Grodd they're all just pallet swaps of Batman and Superman villains,
>SEG-EL | Envisioned here as athletic, quietly confident and in his 20s, comic fans are familiar with an older (and a bit grumpier) Seg from his appearance in the classic Starman No. 51, written by James Robinson with story by Robinson and David S. Goyer, who is executive producer/writer of Krypton. But Seg’s a good guy at any age; in the comics, he and son Jor-El (Kal-El/Superman’s father) helped Starman get away while other Kryptonians wanted to detain – and dissect – the Earthling.
>LYTA ZOD | This twentysomething beauty will likely have some familial tie to Superman’s future foe, General Zod, while she herself is a (reluctant) warrior.
>VAL-EL | Seg’s genius grandpa defied death by going into the Phantom Zone, and is a staunch believer in space exploration. (We know that’s a lesson he’ll pass along to his great-grandson.)
>ALURA ZOD | Lyta’s mom happens to bear the same name as Kara Zor-El’s mother on Supergirl, while “Zod” always raises an eyebrow because of that whole “kneel before” thing.
>DEV-EM | If anyone is going to survive Krypton’s inevitable fate, it’ll be this chiseled, twentysomething bad boy. In the comics, Dev escapes the doomed planet, abuses Superboy on Earth and eventually becomes an ally of the Legion of Super-Heroes… in the 30th century.
>TER-EL | AKA Seg’s father. We didn’t get him to play Supergirl’s Man of Steel, but maybe Tom Welling (Smallville) could play Clark’s great-grandfather on Krypton?
https://tvline.com/2016/06/21/krypton-cast-syfy-series-seg-el-season-1/
What even is the point of this
Oh boy, my favorite part of Alan Moores "For The Man Who Has Everything" was all the Kryptonian politics!
>Watching and getting connected to characters you know will all die in a fiery explosion
>Gender bender episode
>MC's best friend falls in love with him
Why does this happen?And is there more of this type?
Real talk...if Korra had a penis I'd care way less about Korrsami than I normally do because at least it feel less gay
Boy, Google autocompleted "Jason turns into a girl" wayyyyy too fast to not be weird.
>>83968688
society has shit so fucked up that nobody knows how to be a girl as well as guys do
How does /co/ feel about Sponge Out Of Water? I didn't expect much, but was pleasantly surprised when I watched it. Nothing grand or anything, but it reminded me of old Spongebob in a lot of ways and I was glad to see that it was mostly 2D animation.
It was good up til the live action segments.
But Mad Max Underwater was an entertaining enough concept, and all the weird dimensional fucking about that happens afterwords is surreal enough to keep the audience's attention.
>>83968573
The problem with the movie is that it lacked a strong narrative thrust like the last one did.
Individual gags were phenomenal though.
Why didn't Spongebob and company become these heroes?
