>>83236507
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>>83236561
>[ambient blinking noise]
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I legit love this goddamned show. I hope that it runs for 10 more years.
>>83236504
>that joker
HAHA is this a legit artwork from the show?
TTGO is really good half the time but really shit the rest of the time. It's like a 50/50 chance of eating a slice of chocolate cake or dog shit.
>>83236504
Me too, it's nice to have something fun that doesn't try to take itself seriously.
>>83236532
>the only episode he ever watched was Waffles
My favorite of superhero comics is the interplay of the character archetypes, the way the arch-nemesis of the hero will reflect the shadow of their psyche, their inner demons and counter points to the ideology they adhere to. The most prominent example is of course the Joker reflecting the narcissistic vanity of Bruce Wayne's alter persona as Batman, but we see this idea reflected in many other heroes and villains. Captain America wielding his shield is a defender of his ideals while Baron Zemo with his sword is a conqueror and imposer of his ideals, Iron Man is a futurist paragon bringing modernity to the world while the Mandarin is the living bastion of the archaic world, Superman utilizes his superior intellect and power over humanity as a humble civil servant where Lex Luthor lords his superiority over humanity as a ruler.
Discerning what these dynamics between heroes and their villains are is the primary reason I even read these kinds of stories. The point of me making this thread is that I want to brainstorm and try and figure out this kind of dynamic for lesser known heroes and villains with you guys just so we can see what we come up with. We don't have to have it all figured out right off the bat, so let's just throw some ideas out there.
The Flash and The Reverse Flash has always been a perplexing hero/villain dynamic to me that I really want to understand in greater depth. The Reverse Flash is among the best in all of comic books in regards to the arch-nemesis league, but I've never had a clear picture of what his thematic dynamic is with the Flash outside of bits and pieces of ideas.
>>83236431
My favorite *aspect, I meant to say.
K
The only thing I've ever been able to think of in terms of The Flash and The Reverse Flash is Eobard acting as an absolute refutation of the very concept of hero worship. Barry, who is among all superheroes the most square and least subversive character there is, virtuous to the core of his being, humble, respectful, caring, a family man, a pillar of his community and an example for all defenders of the law, leaves a legacy of heroism that leads to his apotheosis as a legendary figure in the 25 to the 31st centuries seen through the Legion of Superheroes and various other flash forwards to the future of DC's earth. Eobard comes in as this man obsessed with the legend of the Flash, who ultimately through his obsession becomes the living embodiment of everything opposed to the ideals constituted by the Flash, a malicious and criminally insane force of nature that lives to rip everything that is good out of existence.
It doesn't matter.
Name an instance where beating up a highly dangerous criminally that's very likely to re-offend and sending them to an institution that has paper thin security and frequent breakouts is a good idea.
>>83236331
When you're desperately afraid of crossing the line and finally raping him like the Commissioner keeps telling you to do.
You are a company who wants to use the character of the dangerous criminal again in the near future.
Good to see you're finally coming around, Batman. We can proceed with my plan immediately.
What's your dream Legends of Super Flarrow crossover?
Don't turn this into more of a tumblr fan thing with a name for all the shows. Moron
>>83236269
The crossover somehow makes everyone hate all of capeshit except for Raimi's Spidey and Nolan's Bats and we have a golden era of superhero movies until I die
>>83236269
League of Murders
SWEET EDDY, YOU'RE COOL MAN
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0CzIv4od9jj
Are you stealing Rolf's soul with your film box?!
>that episode where Eddy slowly descends into madness after realizing he is incredibly disliked by everyone in the cul-de-sac and creates cardboard cut out versions of them to make him seem cooler
>I think that Superhero comics were ruined when the artists and writers started taking them seriously in the 70s, the drawings got really serious too.
>When you try to hard to explain preposterous ideas, they lose their charm - and it's even worse when you try to make silly things socially conscious.
Is he right /co/?
Yes and capeshit will be dead soon.
>>83236235
for comics you mean right? Capeshit in movies is here to stay for the next decade or so
>>83236178
somewhat
now that your question is out of the way the thread is likely to devolve to into a discussion about Katie Rice, how much his personal opinion angers other people, and how he can't make a deadline
Who's faster, /co/?
Quicksilver can go superspeed while going superspeed; whereas Flash can make time remnants. Both can be bullshit, but who out-bullshits the other?
Speedforce AKA bullshit LLC incorporated, registered in Maryland
>>83235582
time travel bullshit running into other dimensions. I'm going with CW Flash He was doing QS level shit in his first season.
>>83235582
Flash is way faster
>villain that doesn't give a fuck about world domination
>doesn't end with the heroes assemble to take down the big bad
>a climax that depends more on personal stakes rather than gigantic explosive finale
and yet there's people complaining about why this got better score than other capeshit this year, because Civil War felt more fresh in terms of structure
>>83235312
There are a lot of reasons that this movie is leagues better than Batman V Superman.
>>83235312
Could have done without the Spider-Man stuff which felt out of place as fuck
>>83235312
because they did a comic book movie.
where Zack Snyder was doing "I'm so full of myself in my directing skills"
Really, Zack really takes the fun out of things. The only thing he did right was the joker and he can't take full credit for that.
HEY /CO/, ALONE ON A FRIDAY NIGHT? GOD YOU'RE PATHETIC
HWAHAAAAAAAA HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE
>>83235301
I've been looking for an animated episode of Nick Arcade with the original Nicktoons cast from the Nickelodeon cable launch. it was 1979, or close to it. Doug hadn't given birth to his older sister Judy yet, but as we all know, he would within days of the episode. the games were green screen as was the style at the time. one was Sonic, that much I remember. there might have been a Resident Evil too, and of course Call of Duty.
Doug, as most celebrity guests were, was awful at the games. he constantly died and then would look at the camera and give a "Dear Journal" speech. somehow. he came in second to Ginger Foutley, which I was surprised to see considering she had killed herself a few years ago. beating a pregnant Doug was still an accomplishment, as Judy was also given a controller and their scores counted together.
since he lost, he was deleted from the show. as in, completely deleted. it was like when a film strip catches on fire. I was scared that he would be deleted from his own show as well, but luckily there were different animators and he did not disappear from Doug like he did Nick Arcade. it was quite haunting though, and I can still hear his screams when I close my eyes.
the animated Nick Arcades were hard to come by especially since most betamax players from that time were damaged in the nuclear war with the Soviet Union. still, I distinctly remember this episode and hope to see it again. I think Doug could have gotten more points in Sonic if he had used the spin dash.
>>83235301
Not anymore... So good of you to visit, limey! I was craving some local... color!
Ha ha ha hoo hoo hoo HEHEHE
>>83235301
Joke is on you! Today is Saturday! HWAHAAAAAAAA HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE
How would a tasteful same sex /co/ relationship be inserted as a nod without having it be the main focus?
Mission Hill.
Superman TAS
Gravity Falls
Hey Arnold
Clone High
There's a long list of shows, OP.
>>83235203
>Mission Hill
First and best gay /co/uple.
>>83235095
>tasteful
>same sex
pick one
Why is good-guy Magneto best Magneto?
>>83235027
Because Fassbender
>>83235027
Magneto was always the good guy, anon.
>>83235071
>>83235105
This thread is over
I don't give a shit, /co/, HE'S BACK
>>83234598
wednesday was one of the happier days i've had in a while
>>83234598
Yeah but his new costume sucks.
>>83234598
Funny how Frank started to draw him as Reeve again.
>Batman: The Long Halloween by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale often figures on lists of the greatest Batman books ever written, and is frequently touted as one of the first books anyone wanting to get into Batman should read. It is a book that, bafflingly, has a lot of fans which I can only attribute to new readers to Batman/comics reading it and, having little to compare it to, believe they’ve read something great. That or the many fans claiming this as one of the greatest Batman books of all time simply have no taste! Either way, it is definitely a very poor Batman book whose acclaimed status also makes it the most overrated Batman book ever.
http://whatculture.com/superheroes/7-reasons-why-batman-the-long-halloween-is-the-most-overrated-batman-book-ever
Well? Do you agree with this? I think it has some good points honestly.
>>83234510
>whatculture
Who?
>>83234510
To be fair, was one of the last decent batman detective comics, that really had some real detective lore
I like the transition, the art is very whanky sometimes, the characters personalities are simple but memorable, the serious stuff affects very well. Despise being wacky, Is one of few comics that really made me like Harvey Dent. And i still think it holds up pretty well
>>83234510
>Another literally who telling me I should hate this good comic because liking things causes them physical pain
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