Do you think there should be more homosexual characters in animation?
I'd rather there be more homosexuals in animation than all the fags on /co/
>>83917009
Where's her fangs?
>>83917048
>posting meme images
drink a cup of bleach please
Species is defined as "the largest group of organisms in which two individuals are capable of reproducing fertile offspring, typically using sexual reproduction."
Does that mean Kryptonians, Spartoi, Kree etc. are technically humans just with variations in DNA like other races of humans in real life?
>>83916915
Are horses and donkeys the same species?
>>83916915
No because that's not the correct, complete nor absolute definition of a species.
>>83916915
New data challenges conventional definition.
Let's have a good old thread about wartime cartoons.
I'll start with some Popeye
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLY9aqgT9ao
This one is Seein' Red, White 'N' Blue, from 1943
>>83916811
>BLAH radio station
Clever
>>83916811
>screwed the OP up
Shit.
Anyway, here's The Mighty Navy, from 1941
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZt_YFBmTSY
>>83916935
You stupid FUCK YOU HAD ONE JOB.
As a side note, good stuff OP.
Does anyone else remember Cartoon Network airing a series of war cartoons in consecutive order once?
Damn I remember that. Toon something with the letters sitting on hay in the background in a wooden box.
Also
>Bluto and Poeye working together
Didn't expect that honestly.
>"Its like I said...catastrophe."
You literally lasered a fucking building in half just to stop two people from getting to a plane. You weren't exactly helping it not be a catastrophe.
>>83916592
>MUH WAIFU!
>>83916592
The best part is when you realize he could have just lasered the plane.
>>83916592
Well, that's the Vision. He is shit in every single one of his incarnations.
What's /co/'s opinion of Chloe Carmichael?
Link to previous thread: >>83770530
>>83916507
A Fairly Oddparents thread?I'LL STEAL IT! NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW!]/spoiler]
Last I remember they made her crazy so she ain't a Mary sue. She'll be forgotten like Poor and the dog within a season
This thread is for alternative comics with these three main themes: weird alien environments, great art and a larger-than-life universe.
Please post comics and a small summary of what the comic is about.
For example, pic related is a comic from Image Comics called Prophet. It's about these clones who wake up in the distant future to find that their human empire has been mostly destroyed.
They feel compelled to certain locations and seem equipped to handle certain objectives. Who's pulling the strings?
This picture is from a comics called Metabarons. You might know the creator, Alejandro Jodorowsky as the guy that tried to make the Dune movie and failed tragically.
Metabarons is a story about a group of techno-warriors who fight against a alien empire who find out their world's secret.
>>83916500
Geoff Johns Green Lantern epic has all three.
Spider-Man dares to enter the magical realm.
Of arachnid demons that have kidnapped his soul, which the spirit of the spider that bit him is attempting to overtake so that they may ascend and become something greater.
Why don't more supers in the United States carry guns? Not necessarily as a primary means of attack, but just in case they need one.
Obviously this doesn't apply to supers whose powersets can serve the same function as a gun, supers whose enemies wouldn't be hurt by bullets, and supers with no-killing-ever-period-not-even-to-save-millions codes. But even eliminating them, it's pretty rare.
>Spider-Man, Spider-Man
>does whatever a spider can
>spins a web, any size
>then he shoots the bad guys
>look out! He's got a fucking gun!
Comics code in the old era, ultra leftists in the new era, soccer moms all the way through.
Look at a quick sample:
Nick Fury. WW2 era. The Shadow. Pulp era
Then in the late 80s, and EXTREME 90's, between the decline of the comics code and the rise of the modern SJWS, you have a bunch of gun using characters. Punisher, Cable, Deadpool. Hitman, Spawn.
Practicality doesn't really matter. Civillian defensive gun use in the comics is lighting strike rare. Alfred and the Kents come to mind, just barely.
>>83916708
Punisher is 1970s, dumbass
Super-dee-duper!
Oh-ho-ho-boy!
I'm so glad we love each other.
>>83916277
You're not summoning him are you?
>>83916499
Does it even work the other way?
how safe would Gotham become with Supes living there
we all know he could do a far better job
>>83916055
criminals would just spawn at a higher rate to keep up
>>83916055
Clark couldn't psychologically handle the Batman's fucked-up rogues gallery. He would snap and go full Injustice in a year, tops.
>Superman in Gotham for more than a week
What are you excited for /co/?
>>83915981
Despite the buddy road comedy aspect taking priority in place of the dark epic apocalypse of the gods, despite Sif getting the shaft, despite the blackwashing, I am disturbingly hopeful for Thor 3!
>>83916060
Nonexistent tits.
How old is Akiko?
>>83915898
Not old enough to be on this board
Which time?
I would assume ~9 months younger than Toshi, no more than that.
Iron Man (2008)
>Several directors turned the movie down because they believed it'd flop before Jon Favreau was hired. Louis Leterrier was also interested, and subsequently directed THE INCREDIBLE HULK.
>Sam Rockwell and Clive Owen auditioned for Tony Stark before Robert Downey Jr. was cast.
>Rachel McAdams was offered Pepper Potts, but declined, and Gwyneth Paltrow was cast.
>Early drafts featured the Mandarin as a corrupt Chinese businessman who led the 10 Rings and created the Crimson Dynamo armor to fight Iron Man, before Jon Favreau decided to build up to the character.
>Early drafts featured Obadiah Stane only as Stark's estranged mentor, and his descend into villainy would be explored over several movies.
>In early drafts, Stark would throw Stane into a vat of acid rather than have him caught in the blast of the Arc Reactor's explosion. When the armor is retrieved, Stane's body is gone, indicating he might have survived.
>In early drafts, Stark would fight Stane in the prototype Mark IV armor, which includes a shoulder-mounted gattling gun and would later become the War Machine armor.
>The movie was filmed mostly without a script, with actors ad-libbing most of their lines based on a production guideline. Production was so chaotic that both the cast and the producers believed the movie would be a disaster until test-screenings reported surprisingly positive audience reception.
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
>Mark Ruffalo was Louis Leterrier's original choice for Bruce Banner, but the studio favored Edward Norton.
>Ray Stevenson auditioned for Emil Blonsky before Tim Roth was cast.
>Norton had concerns about the movie's direction and demanded to revise the script. He notoriously clashed with producers and added several subplots that were partially filmed and ultimately cut.
>Stan Lee would originally cameo as the captain of the USS Excelsior, a fishing boat that Banner and Betty hire to take them to Manhattan after the U.S. military blockade the bridge.
>The Hulk would originally decapitate the Abomination with the chain wrapped around his neck. This was changed due to negative reception from test-audiences.
>Norton was a fan of "The Wire" and added a subplot about a man, played by Michael K. Williams, who reaches out to the Hulk during the Battle of Harlem to stop the destruction. The subplot was almost entirely cut and Williams' role reduced to a cameo.
>Norton also added an extended comedic sequence where Banner interacts with a computer geek while trying to retrieve data from the university. Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill and Jason Segel were approached to make an appearance as the computer geek, but when they all declined, the scene was scrapped and the geek reduced to a cameo, played by Martin Starr.
Iron Man 2 (2010)
>Emily Blunt was originally cast as Natasha Romanoff, but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts and was replaced by Scarlett Johansson.
>Terrence Howard, who played James Rhodes, was the highest-paid actor in "Iron Man", and asked to accept a pay cut for the sequel. When he refused, he was fired and replaced by Don Cheadle.
>Tim Robbins was approached to play Howars Stark, but declined.
>Zhang Ziyi was approached to play Rumiko Fujikawa before the character was scrapped.
>Justin Hammer was originally the main villain, and would've been an older, shrewd businessman. Producers envisioned Al Pacino in the role, but the idea was scrapped when Hammer was made into a younger, more comedic character and the secondary antagonist.
>Ivan Vanko was originally a secondary villain, alongside his brother Boris Bullsky. Vanko would die during the fight in Monaco, and Bullsky would be recruited by Hammer to become Titanium Man and avenge his brother's death. Sam Rockwell originally auditioned for Bullsky before the two characters were merged into one and made into the primary antagonist, played by Mickey Rourke.
>Jon Favreau's original plan was to adapt the "Demon in a Bottle" storyline, with Stark descending into alcoholism due to Hammer's machinations to ruin his public image, government pressure to surrender his technology and Pepper finding a new boyfriend, but the studio felt the subject was too dark and persuaded Favreau to change it to a storyline of Stark dying of Palladium poisoning.
>Hawkeye was featured in early drafts, but was cut due to being superfluous to the narrative, filling the same role as Black Widow.
>In early cuts, Stark and Romanoff had a more flirtatious relationship. Most of these scenes where cut as test-audiences believed it underscored Stark's relationship with Pepper.
>In early cuts, Vanko was a more sympathetic character, but most of these scenes were cut, which displeased Rourke. He disowned the movie and swore never to work with Marvel again.
>Rourke added most of Vanko's quirks such as the hair, the tattoos, the dentures and the bird.
>Favreau notoriously complained about the rushed production schedule that didn't allow him to refine the script as much as he wanted. The cast once again ad-libbed most of their dialogue.
>In the original ending, Vanko would kidnap Pepper to force Stark to surrender to him and be executed, but War Machine intervenes and rescues Stark and Pepper before killing Vanko with the Ex-Wife missile. Test-audiences felt the ending was anti-climatic, and a new version where Iron Man and War Machine fight an armored Vanko was filmed.
Let's have a moment of silence for the fallen.
>>83915499
It's not dead, it's concluded. Minus finished its story.
>>83915499
>death is mercy
This fuck got a kick starter and still doesn't update. Also avas demon seems to admire him.
>>83915499
I really enjoyed BTC when it wasn't attempting multicomic stories.
Anyone else feel like they flounderized Dory in the film? She's becomes more annoying than the last movie. It became irritated.
>>83915391
>flounderized
>>83915391
>flounderized
>>83915391
>flounderized
It's father's day. Post hot dads
See this is a dangerous concept because it could easily turn into a Dick thread as he is Damian's proper father
>>83915181
Father figures are also acceptable
