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CapnAndy posted:I mean, it's fine, it looks like a picture of Superman putting his boots on. I'm not entirely sure why "ugh, I just woke up ten minutes ago and I have to go fight an evil eye thing, I'm gonna get dressed really slowly to give myself time to wake up" is the vibe they went with, but... okay? It only looks like he's going slow, he's actually moving at super-speed, you just can't tell from a still image The Last Call posted:Except it did stick once they decided to axe them. If you got rid of everything that looks stupid about superhero costumes then we just end up back in the 2000s with the black leather X-Men TwoPair fucked around with this message at 21:07 on May 6, 2024 |
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Yeah, I assume the intent is more "not so average" joe getting ready to go to work. Which is very much the vibe I want in Superman, though I can see the argument the image doesn't pull it off.
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# ? May 6, 2024 21:09 |
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The closer Superman is to his classic look the better the uniform is. No trunks are just off no matter how long they are that way in the book.
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I don’t care about the trunks, I just hate that Jim Lee-style over-designed “seams everywhere” look.
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The Last Call posted:Except it did stick once they decided to axe them. "It stuck until it didn't stick" isn't really a meaningful statement. That is the definition of it not sticking. And even in the time frame they were doing that other stuff still had him in trunks. ImpAtom fucked around with this message at 21:18 on May 6, 2024 |
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they should leave the trunks and cape but take away the rest of the suit
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The Last Call posted:Except it did stick once they decided to axe them. It's not like Bendis barged in and just pushed over some beancounters or something. Jim Lee both designed the trunkless suit for New 52 that kicked things off and was co-publisher of DC when the suit switched back to classic.
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90sgamer posted:It was known when he did that video with Todd McFarlane and Rob Liefeld where he had no idea what was going on and acknowledged he just wasn’t with the times anymore That video is Stan Lee clowning on Liefeld if it's the same video I'm thinking of and had more self awareness than either of those dudes will have ever.
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# ? May 6, 2024 21:24 |
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Maybe they’re laying the groundwork for an Armageddon: 2001 series:
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Soul Glo posted:they should leave the trunks and cape but take away the rest of the suit His Warworld suit? I think the suit looks fine, I can take or leave the collar, but it's a perfectly cromulent look.
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# ? May 6, 2024 21:28 |
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Also did Bendis make them go back to Batman wearing trunks too?
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TwoPair posted:It only looks like he's going slow, he's actually moving at super-speed, you just can't tell from a still image Nah, it's called modernization. Costumes get updated and changed as time goes on. Take Spider-Man, his look is considered perfect by most people. A classic. A true unique design, especially for the time of it's creation. But we've still had redesigns, updates and various takes on the costume. Marvel is doing this big time, even with Captain America who had a pretty standard look for much of his history. Certain elements of the costume stays true but it's been changed and re designed. Updated. That's kind of how it goes nowadays. Same with Batman. Does every look land? No, but a lot of them tend to be pretty drat cool and true to the character. They work for the most part. Not always, but that's the thing with costumes. They change. They will keep changing. A little this, a little that. A tweak here. A tweak there. As long as the costume is true to the character most folks are happy.
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The Last Call posted:Nah, it's called modernization. Costumes get updated and changed as time goes on. Take Spider-Man, his look is considered perfect by most people. A classic. A true unique design, especially for the time of it's creation. But we've still had redesigns, updates and various takes on the costume. Marvel is doing this big time, even with Captain America who had a pretty standard look for much of his history. Certain elements of the costume stays true but it's been changed and re designed. Updated. That's kind of how it goes nowadays. Same with Batman. Does every look land? No, but a lot of them tend to be pretty drat cool and true to the character. They work for the most part. Not always, but that's the thing with costumes. They change. They will keep changing. A little this, a little that. A tweak here. A tweak there. As long as the costume is true to the character most folks are happy. Costumes change but there is a distinct iconic look they tend to gravitate towards and no matter how far away from that they get they'll eventually get back there. It doesn't have to be the costume they started with (Catwoman is a great example here) but there's only so much deviation from the basic look you get before it stops looking like the character ImpAtom fucked around with this message at 21:50 on May 6, 2024 |
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No one's going to argue about tweaking costumes but specifically with Superman's trunks, if you remove them then at best you're just trading one problem for another. Like sure, you can get rid of Captain America's pirate boots, nobody needs to wear that particular style. But the trunks aren't superfluous, they work in the design. When other characters lose trunks they usually get some overhaul of the costume or other stuff like piping or belts or whatever is added. The New 52 trunkless look gave him all these armour seams, which broke up the look of a blue onesie (and were superfluous) or later in the trunkless era the belt became much more prominent and glitzy, but I would argue once you start making the belt more of a big deal like that you take away from the shield.
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Just give superman the red skirt with bloomers and call it a day. It's iconic, it breaks up all the blue, and it will certainly give people something to talk about.
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The Last Call posted:Except it did stick once they decided to axe them. What? The no trunks started in new 52 Superman #1 in the fall of 2011 and bendis run started may 2018. That’s less than a decade also I believe jurgens, tomasi and the artists wanted to bring the red trunks back in 2016 during rebirth but Dan Didio blocked them for movie synergy. People upset about the red trucks back are like the hicks still crying about the confederacy. It’s over let it go.
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catlord posted:His Warworld suit? lol i had no idea that was a thing, i was jk i think the gunn suit looks neat!
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only lois gets to see clark in the warworld suit now
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site posted:only lois gets to see clark in the warworld suit now
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go ahead i don't have them lol
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The Last Call posted:Nah, it's called modernization. Costumes get updated and changed as time goes on. Take Spider-Man, his look is considered perfect by most people. A classic. A true unique design, especially for the time of it's creation. But we've still had redesigns, updates and various takes on the costume. Marvel is doing this big time, even with Captain America who had a pretty standard look for much of his history. Certain elements of the costume stays true but it's been changed and re designed. Updated. That's kind of how it goes nowadays. Same with Batman. Does every look land? No, but a lot of them tend to be pretty drat cool and true to the character. They work for the most part. Not always, but that's the thing with costumes. They change. They will keep changing. A little this, a little that. A tweak here. A tweak there. As long as the costume is true to the character most folks are happy. I think Batman is a unique case in regards to how much his costume changes based on whoever is writing and drawing him. And it fits the character as well, someone who constantly tries to improve himself and pick up new things. That's cool.
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site posted:go ahead i don't have them lol Lois has needs too
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CapnAndy posted:Was Just Imagine when it became obvious that Stan Lee had completely lost his fastball, or was it already known before then? I really thought Stripperella was the death knell, but Just Imagine came out a year before. Might be close given the lead time on animation. Long before Who Wants To Be A Superhero? anyway.
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Every paragraph on the wiki gets more and more wild.quote:The lead character is a stripper named Erotica Jones who is secretly the superhero/secret agent Stripperella. quote:Erotica Jones AKA Stripperella is an extremely attractive dancer. Many people are jealous of Erotica's bust size, especially her coworkers, and she enjoys her extremely revealing outfits because she enjoys showing off her irresistible "assets". She has a brother named Chipperella, who also happened to be a stripper living a double life as a superhero and secret agent. quote:The series planned to use motion capture technology to faithfully show Anderson's anatomy. quote:Powers: quote:with CGI animation provided by Nickelodeon Digital. quote:Theme music composer Kid Rock quote:Starring quote:In the premiere episode, Stripperella must face-off against her first threat, Dr. Cesarean, a plastic surgeon who's injecting beautiful models with deadly implants that make them gain weight and become obese. quote:In 2003, ex-stripper Janet Clover, a.k.a. "Jazz", a.k.a. "Stripperella", filed a lawsuit in the Daytona Beach, Florida circuit court against Viacom, Stan Lee, and Pamela Anderson, claiming she is Stripperella's true creator and Stan Lee stole her idea when she discussed it during a "private dance session".
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Jesus Christ
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So she's a stripper, but any man who gets close to her catches on fire? She must be awful at her job.
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After stripperella Stan Lee has NO RIGHT to criticize the Image crew
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90sgamer posted:After stripperella Stan Lee has NO RIGHT to criticize the Image crew I remember Who Wants to be a Superhero, and one of the contestants was a load of fun to watch and he got really into character and was a fan favorite (at least on these here forums), but he got eliminated because Stan Lee constantly poo poo on the guy for being a former male stripper. I'll never forgive him for that. Also he kept making up rules of things that superheroes don't do, which were very easily contradicted by decades of comic books, like "Superheroes don't reveal their secret identities!"
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Who Wants To Be A Superhero? was almost as bad as James Gunn's Scream Queens, but that's like comparing hangover shits to bacterial gastroenteritis. Neither one is going to leave you with a smile.
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Inkspot posted:Who Wants To Be A Superhero? was almost as bad as James Gunn's Scream Queens, but that's like comparing hangover shits to bacterial gastroenteritis. Neither one is going to leave you with a smile. What's wrong with Scream Queens? Never seen it
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It was... particularly exploitative, even for a reality TV elimination show from 2008 designed to cast a glorified extra for a Saw movie. One of the more memorable "challenges" was having the girls eat pieces of fruit seductively only for them to be called out for acting like porn stars and not storytellers. Gunn's made some truly great stuff. Even early on. But the whole thing is set firmly in his bowling shirts and frosted tips era. Unsettlingly skeezy in a way that might all be an elaborate joke, but probably not. There's a fairly in-depth video on Youtube about it. Can't remember the name of the channel. e: Found it. Inkspot fucked around with this message at 15:02 on May 8, 2024 |
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Oh i was thinking scream queens the slasher comedy thing with Jamie lee curtis from 2016.
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Disney confirmed the stories that have been unofficially reported for a while now: Marvel output is being significantly reduced, especially streaming TV content, going forward and focusing on "big events" and "quality over quantity." There won't be any changes to the announced release schedule until 2026 and they aren't planning on cancelling a bunch of projects, but are going to spend significantly more time on them (especially Kevin Feige and moving back to a system where he oversees and directly works on all MCU projects) and pace out their release. They said the goal is two TV series a year and two movies per year, with a possibility for three if it is a big event or interconnected films. Mostly just confirming the unofficial reporting, but the specific targets for amount of content (roughly halved for streaming and 1/3 less for movies) is new. https://twitter.com/THR/status/1788041243051577461 quote:Disney is planning to reevaluate its slate of films and TV shows from Marvel Studios, with the company set to reduce its output from the comic book franchise studio.
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When it comes to TV shows are they just talking live-action?
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Lobok posted:When it comes to TV shows are they just talking live-action? Yes. Marvel animation is a separate group and (so far) none of it is considered "MCU content."
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I'll take fewer projects if they're of higher quality. That's a win in my book.
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...have they been doing more than 2 TV shows a year?
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It's good news that future movies will be tighter and resolved in fewer movies without having unresolved dangling plot threads for years, but bad news for all the existing dangling plot threads that aren't connected to a major character. Probably RIP to the Pip the Troll, Hercules, Scorpion, Sharon Carter, Baron Mordo, Grandmaster, Moon Knight, She-Hulk, and Ebony Blade unresolved plot arcs.
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Aphrodite posted:...have they been doing more than 2 TV shows a year? They did four or five shows per year from 2021 through 2023. They had 5 shows scheduled for 2023, but blew up the schedule and delayed many of them. They have 7 series that were originally supposed to be released in 2023 and 2024, but are all currently delayed indefinitely - except for Daredevil which was delayed until "the first half of 2025." Edit: I guess Vision Quest sort of has a release date because the director says it will be "sometime in the next two years" and "before 2026." Leon Trotsky 2012 fucked around with this message at 19:04 on May 8, 2024 |
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