u/YouAppropriate4917

The fact that they are going after Jon Stewart, one of the most well-known anti-Trump and Anti-War Voices in American Mainstream Media, for calling out Iran attacks is one of the most mind-numbing things I've seen in a while.

The fact that they are going after Jon Stewart, one of the most well-known anti-Trump and Anti-War Voices in American Mainstream Media, for calling out Iran attacks is one of the most mind-numbing things I've seen in a while.

Here it's video the guy is talking about: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW999J8E1a3/

u/YouAppropriate4917 — 11 hours ago
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[Hated Design] Manchester Black from DC when the Union Jack on his chest is a tattoo.

It's really just a case of it being too much and trying too hard to be edgy. Like, when it's a normal T-Shirt, I feel like it fits him way better, while also keeping the Punk motif without going over the top.

Also, I know in some stories he is meant to be an Edgelord Tryhard (like Superman vs. The Elite), so in a weird way it may work, but I always felt it was too on-the-nose to work in practice.

u/YouAppropriate4917 — 15 hours ago

What is a concept you love but feel isn't been/wasn't used that well?

For me it's the Suicide Squad, because when DC remembers that the team is meant to be composed of unknowns and not be a mostly consolidated line up like it is in most recent main stream adaptation are, it's an incredible concept that can tell great greyish stories.

u/YouAppropriate4917 — 3 days ago
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I feel like Eclipso is a character that could absolutely benefit from being the big bad of a multi project DCU arc.nDo you agree with this statement?

He has a great design, cool abilities, and some really interesting plot points (like being the original Spirit of God's Wrath, for example) that can make him a really compelling big bad in Justice League Movie or a Justice League Dark one, for example.

Another thing that can help is that Eclipso doesn't have (to my knowledge) a definitive story that is the status quo of the character nor that he isn't that well known outside of comic book circles, so they change the character to better fit the movie he is in, without the fear of receiving backlash for not being totally faithful to the source material.

u/YouAppropriate4917 — 7 days ago