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Ferrule posted:Also, weren't, like, all of the JLA in that ish under some sort of mind-control? So they were "slower" and less like "themselves"? Yeah, Joker-toxin'd
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Avulsion posted:The Superman vs Batman dynamic would work a lot better if Superman was some kind of reverse vampire who got significantly weaker at night. In the Elseworlds where Batman gets Superman's powers, Nightwing banked on that, hoping the fact that Superbat was waging a non-stop war on crime on the dark side of the Earth would depower him enough that Dick could take him. Nope.
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I always pictured Flash's powers from his perspective to him moving around normally while everyone else moves incredibly slow, so he'd see Slade sloooooooooowly lifting the blade while briskly jogging into it.
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Calaveron posted:I always pictured Flash's powers from his perspective to him moving around normally while everyone else moves incredibly slow, so he'd see Slade sloooooooooowly lifting the blade while briskly jogging into it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSumxCXbUVU
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 I suppose when someone is constantly hovering above you you have to get used to the occasional view of "Little Clark"
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I guess his array of powers never included Super Ironing.
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I have so many questions. Why is Superman flying spread-legged? Is the little line indicating that he was trying to backhand the Atom? Is his left fist supposed to be comically large or is his left forearm really long, thus making the fist appear larger because it's closer to us? But where is his wrist? Is he squinting because Atom is really small? Where is the Bat signal coming from?
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I think Atom kicked or hit him?
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ghosthorse posted:I think Atom kicked or hit him? After looking more closely it appears that Superman did indeed backhand him. There is a little yellow star showing the impact.
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That makes sense, I thought the line/Supe's face was supposed to show the Atom hitting him and he was sort of falling back from that but I think that's expecting a little too much considering who drew it.
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Please, tell me this is a real crossover!
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The Question IRL posted:Please, tell me this is a real crossover! Sure is.
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the fact that they aren't drawn as Norm MacDonald and Darrell Hammond is a gross oversight
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Teenage Fansub posted:Defeating Superman with a glove containing miniaturized red suns in the knuckles is goofier. Defeating Hal Jordan by painting everything in a room (including himself) yellow is the goofiest. Grendels Dad posted:I have so many questions. Why is Superman flying spread-legged? Is the little line indicating that he was trying to backhand the Atom? Is his left fist supposed to be comically large or is his left forearm really long, thus making the fist appear larger because it's closer to us? But where is his wrist? Is he squinting because Atom is really small? Where is the Bat signal coming from? When did Frank Miller go completely bugfuck insane? should be among those questions.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:When did Frank Miller go completely bugfuck insane? should be among those questions.
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PFlats posted:the fact that they aren't drawn as Norm MacDonald and Darrell Hammond is a gross oversight That would raise the question of which one of them is supposed to be the evil Colonel. I mean, you can't tell by the goatee...
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Ensign_Ricky posted:When did Frank Miller go completely bugfuck insane? should be among those questions.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Followed closely by "and how does he keep getting work?" Anyway, his only recent work within the last few years is co-writing that Robocop mini with Steven Grant. "Keep getting work" is amazingly generous. Holy Terror was 2011, and his only other original work after that is a cover to The Creep #0 (Dark Horse, 2012) (which I'm not even sure is new art) and one of the variant covers for Detective Comics #27 (2014):  
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Really? I could have sworn Holy Terror wasn't that long ago.
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Lets not forget his directing career - The Spirit and Sin City 2.
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bobkatt013 posted:Lets not forget his directing career - The Spirit and Sin City 2. He wrote Robocop 2. 
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prefect posted:He wrote Robocop 2. Not the script they ended up using, though. According to Miller they "butchered" his script. Fortunately he was able to release it as a comic. He didn't do the art, but the guy he got was very much on the same page.    See the insanity for yourself.
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prefect posted:He wrote Robocop 2.
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redbackground posted:I'm not clear if you think this is a good thing or not, but Robocop 2 is great. I remember being crushingly disappointed when it came out. The first one was about corporate control over police and the indomitability of the human spirit. The second one was about some stupid new drug. Was not interested.
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The only thing I remember about robocop 2 is the test trials with the robot killing itself.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Not the script they ended up using, though. According to Miller they "butchered" his script. What...the...gently caress.... Ok, I think Frank might have been broken looooong before 9/11 if all that was actually in his Robocop 2 script.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:The only thing I remember about robocop 2 is the test trials with the robot killing itself. 
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prefect posted:He wrote Robocop 2. He wrote Robocop vs. Terminator and it was great!  
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Evil Mastermind posted:Not the script they ended up using, though. According to Miller they "butchered" his script. "I got me a great script but what I really need is a low-rent, cut-rate Geoff Darrow to do the art."
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Ferrule posted:"I got me a great script but what I really need is a low-rent, cut-rate Geoff Darrow to do the art."
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DigitalRaven posted:
Not the quote from that Simpsons episode you might have expected. 
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prefect posted:I remember being crushingly disappointed when it came out. The first one was about corporate control over police and the indomitability of the human spirit. The second one was about some stupid new drug. Was not interested. Where it really goes off the page is Robocop 3, which is much closer to Miller's Robocop comic script, where suddenly it's about military mercenaries supplanting the police and forcing people off their land at the behest of the evil foreigners that have taken control of an American company and city. And there's a jetpack and robot ninjas, because those are totally necessary. Miller didn't understand Robocop was satire.
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Ghostlight posted:Where it really goes off the page is Robocop 3, which is much closer to Miller's Robocop comic script, where suddenly it's about military mercenaries supplanting the police and forcing people off their land at the behest of the evil foreigners that have taken control of an American company and city. And there's a jetpack and robot ninjas, because those are totally necessary. Miller didn't understand Robocop was satire. I kinda liked the Robot Ninjas not because "Robot Ninjas". But because of how ridiculous they were portrayed. Like, oh my god, they store their robot ninja by having it meditate in a fancy zen garden
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redbackground posted:Ryp is the guy you go to when you need 9 people being wholly vivisected on every other page. I thought that was Ryan Ottley. Or maybe he's the guy you go to when you need nine people being wholly vivisected on every other page, except in a brightly-coloured cartoony kind of way.
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Wheat Loaf posted:I thought that was Ryan Ottley.
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Uthor posted:He wrote Robocop vs. Terminator and it was great!  Recolors...
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Ensign_Ricky posted:What...the...gently caress.... The cracks are visible in Dark Knight Returns, really.
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