OK guys
what's your favorite character costume redesign/interpretation from any form of licensed media. It can be comic canon or movie, game, whatever.
And also post your least favorite
I liked his Arkam knight helmet
TDKR is my favorite batman costume maybe because I like batman's bulkyness.
>>83931737
I was going to say Arkham suit is my favorite because it has that perfect blend of looking like a superhero costume with cloth and solid colors, but still gives the protection and realistic grounding you want in a street level hero like Bats.
On top of that, this Batman is nice and bulky, but flexible looking enough to do all the crazy acrobatic shit he's known for.
TDKR Bruce is great for his character since he's old and slow, and will probably focus on taking punches as much as he throws them.
Times when cartoons made references to Internet memes. I'll start.
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Should have went with the cummies copypasta homie
>what the glob
Oh how I wish modern cartoons didn't insist on this kind of embarrassing nonsense pseudo-swearing. Either do it for real or not at all.
>>83931211
cartoons can't do it for real you dummy, that's why it exists in the first place.
having replacements like that helps dialogue be as natural to real people talking as they can without it being too stilted. AT overused it to the point of annoyance later in its life though.
>>83931335
>having replacements like that helps dialogue be as natural
And the effect is the compete opposite you fucking bonehead. It's forced and awful.
>>83931211
>>83931433
>only modern cartoons replaced swears with psuedo-swears
Nice rose tinted glasses, faggot.
Place your bets
In case anyone for done reason needs a template
It's already been spoiled.Only Slipknot and El Diablo die. And Monster T, but he's not part of the Squad.
>>83931209
>Believing leaks
You fucks believed me when I said that my boyfriend worked on Batman V Superman and that it ends with the Justice League vs Doomsday.
FUCK IM LATE. DID JACK FUCKING KILL SOMEONE?!?
It's oil. Red oil.
>>83931160
It's actually transmission fluid.
it's red paint
If you lived in either DC or Marvel, would you pursue the path or science or magic in order to obtain superpowers?
>>83930876
>science or magic
magic is a science.
>>83930876
Magic. Complete losers are out there doing magic but unless I'm in the top 1% of the smartest people of all time I'm just like any other schmuck science bitch.
>>83930876
Magic. It seems easier and honestly, more fufilling. Science people constantly have bad shit happen to them. When was the last time a tragedy happened to Doctor Strange?
What hasn't he seen before?
>>83930226
why children love cinnamon toast crunch
>>83930226
My dick.
>>83930348
Nobody has, anon.
ITT: Catholic HeroesProtestants are okay as well I guess.
>Prod scum
>capable of heroism
>>83930218
Just remember, Dietritch Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran.
>>83930197
Huntress
Daredevil
Nightcrawler
Nightshade
I think Batman is a lapsed Catholic whenever it comes up.
Josh Lesnick, of former "Girly" fame and current complete irrelevance, has decided to quit webcomics and move into making his own video game instead.
Sadly he is not able to make money from his unpopular comic and his home is filled with thousands of unsold books (sold fewer than 50). The comic is not unpopular because it's a bad comic, it's AMAZING as far as Josh is concerned. The problem is that the internet only likes shitty webcomics an quality isn't appreciated, so he can't compete.
The solution to his problems is videogames. He likes playing videogames and Mario Maker, therefore he will be able to make a great, financially successful title of his own. You may support him on patreon as he heads on this journey: https://www.patreon.com/superhappy?ty=h
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How sad does Josh Lesnick's complete fall from grace make you? He is a self-professed diehard Bernie supporter though, so his inability to make informed financial and life decisions isn't much of a surprise.
>fall from grace
>implying he was anywhere near grace to begin with
>>83930185
He did try his hands at video game development years ago, didn't work out too well it seems
>Dungeon Panic is still in progress and it's in the hands of the programming team now, with my job being to give them an occasional nudge and get updates from them. Unfortunately, they ARE working completely for free at this point, so in the event that paying work comes up for them, they have to prioritize it above DP. Thus, it's a project that stops and starts, and has been for a few years now.
Since I've gone through some personal debt problems, I've learned a bit about loans and would be willing to take one out to help get DP finished, and needless to say, more Patreon backers would be a huge boon for such a thing.
>Since I've gone through some personal debt problems, I've learned a bit about loans and would be willing to take one out
An adult, only recently learned a little bit about how loans work. This man is going to finance his videogame with payday loans, isn't he?
>>83930185
>He is a self-professed diehard Bernie supporter
Ah, it's always nice to see capitalism crashing down on them.
How about this then..
>>83930136
the helmet is truly awful and i don't get why artists keep drawing faces on it because wouldn't it be easier for them to just make it a plain helmet
>>83930404
Rockafort is a fucking retard
>>83930404
Helmets with faces on them can be intimidating. That one just looks like an actual cartoony face rather than one carved into a helmet, though.
Not a bad concept, just poor execution.
>You will never have an angry, chubby-thighed grill play D&D with you.
>>83930031
>Tfw I'll never have a gril like Eve
Eve and Greg better not fug I swear to god
>>83932575
Eve pit fucking Greg feels... unlikely.
Remember that time when every popular R-rated movie got a cartoon?
It's because we didn't pretend that kids don't watch/play things meant for adults.
>>83930003
Everything's made for 12 year olds these days so it doesn't happen anymore
>>83930003
Yep. My sister took her 5-year old to go see Jurassic World when it came out. Twice because he liked it so much. The fact that we make fun of Call of Duty saying that mostly children play it saying "your mom" jokes is evident of this. Kids have always enjoyed a level of Hollywood "realistic" violence, look at the fucking cowboy era and how every little boy wanted to have a toy gun.
I kind of miss tv show spin-offs. What little kid wouldn't watch a Jurassic World TV show with cartoon Chris Pratt living with his pet Raptor as they get called in around the world because some dino that got loose after the incidents of the movie have been spotted in China or Texas?
Dreamworks seems to be the only one who does it. Disney is APPARENTLY doing them with Tangled and Big Hero 6 but holy shit are they taking fucking forever to do it.
I loved the Angry Birds movie and would love it if they made a tv show with the movie characters.
>In April, Marvel Comics began teasing readers with a question: “Who is Mosaic?” The phrase appeared in a set of cryptic images featuring puzzle pieces and human faces, the final one of which mentioned the upcoming 11th issue of the publisher’s Uncanny Inhumans series. Now, we have an answer: Mosaic is Marvel’s latest antihero, who will be debuting in that issue. Then, come October, he’s going to star in his own ongoing series, written by Geoffrey Thorne and drawn by Khary Randolph.
>That book, Mosaic, will follow the exploits of a man named Morris Sackett. He starts out as a beautiful and successful professional basketball player, a selfish jerk, and — unbeknownst to him — a latent Inhuman. For those not up on their Marvel lore, Inhumans are people with unrealized superpowers who only manifest their special abilities after being exposed to something called the Terrigen Mist. Once that happens to Morris, he finds he no longer has his handsome body. Instead, he’s become a free-floating entity that needs to occupy other people’s bodies in order to survive.
Why should we care about him?
>In addition to the ongoing series, Thorne and Randolph — who created the character — are putting out a ten-page Mosaic origin story that will be available for free on August 6 at Barnes & Noble stores. We caught up with them for an exclusive chat about the ins and outs of Morris’s powers, Quantum Leap, and their efforts to make sure Morris isn’t a stereotypical black superhero.
What was attractive about this project?
>Geoffrey Thorne: I grew up on Marvel comics. They're a large part of the reason I became a writer. To be asked to create a new character for Marvel and for that character to be this character and for him to be realized in this way? My inner 12-year-old hasn't stopped screaming and dancing. And, not to put too fine a point on it, he's black. I'm getting to add another black character to the Marvel universe that gave us the Black Panther, Cage, Falcon, Blade, Miles Morales, and Storm. Also, they're paying me.
>Khary Randolph: People always ask for more diversity and strong characters of color, so that is what we aim to deliver. But that aspect is just the outer layer — the more important thing is creating an interesting person that people will want to know more about month to month. Specifically as it pertains to Mosaic, the subject matter just appeals to my sensibilities. I love science fiction, I love hip-hop and I love sports, and this project has all three of these in huge quantities. I think one of my strong points as an artist is conveying energy. Which comes in handy when you are drawing a character that is literally energy. Also, they're paying me.
>>83929482
Credit for trying something new. Hopefully it'll be good, sounds different at least.
Gonna last 12 issues at best.
Why is Superman so hard to get right?
What should he be as a character in order not just to be an overpowered boyschout?
>>83929394
Popeye with a cape
He should be human and vulnerable. So basically not Superman.
He should help people.
I find that THAT is the central aspect to him that goes missing so often.
He does superpowered feats, sure, but at this point, his stories are rarely grounded in any sense of reality. The only side characters in Superman stories are either metahumans or people who've been around Superman for so long that nothing he does seems spectacular.
Personally, I've always felt he should be similar to Doctor Who: an adventurer whose constant travels put him in connection with new companions, new supporting characters, all of whom see and spread the "concept" of him. In the case of The Doctor, he's nearly a mythological character
Another touchpoint to consider would be Sandman. That entire series was about grounding the truly fantastic elements of dreams and pantheons with concerns of regular people (or concerns regular people might have, with regards to Endless family drama or people/concepts trying to barter with Dream).
With Superman and the superhero genre, it really boils down to putting temporary supporting civilians in the spotlight and allowing their regularness to contrast with Superman's capabilities.
>Movie about a bratty Iranian kid, who was a bit of a psycho when she was younger
>Bitches and moans about living in Europe while her own family is being oppressed in Iran
>Thinks she's holy enough to actually talk to God Himself and be his prophet
>Bland art style and animation
>Cringe-inducing montage where the girl sings "Eye of the Tiger" off-key
>Becomes a pretentious lib die hard
And what kind of girl would openly smother her face into her grandma's tits?
>>83928995
>And what kind of girl would openly smother her face into her grandma's tits?
A Lewd one.
>>83928995
>And what kind of girl would openly smother her face into her grandma's tits?
Did you not see the scene where she went on about how rockin her tits were?
>>83929052
yes, I have... that scene will never leave my mind...
