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It's almost as if the whole "Not into Lois" was a last minute asspull like half the editorial decisions made so far.
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It's not exactly a long story, a bored kryptonian scientist kept killing and cloning Doomsday to force it's evolution, eventually it starts adapting to whatever he throws at it, the scientist gets bored again and shoots Doomsday into space.
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Jan 5, 2013 08:19
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Revol posted:Wow. DC just cannot help sabotaging itself. "Consumer Confusion" is actually a marketing thing, the idea being that if two things exist with the same name consumers will get confused and frustrated then not buy. It's something that popped up a lot in DC's animation that has made it's way into the comics it's probably why there's only been the one Batgirl and one Flash now.
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Mar 5, 2013 16:06
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Revol posted:What would the confusion be, though? I see no indication that the movie Superman will be so different from comic book Superman. And if this were the case, then what of the Avengers comic book? That book is crazy out there and not at all like the movie. (But at the same time, we do see Marvel integrating stuff from the movie into the comics, but not the base Avengers book, yet.) Don't go looking for logic in marketing strategy it's a maze of pop-science, racism, sexism, classicism and rigged surveys. These are the same guys that kept the Hamil Joker out of the Justice League cartoon because he might get confused with The Batman's Rastafarian Joker Avoiding consumer confusion is largely a DC thing while Marvel buys into synergy and sometimes I wonder if like recap pages it's just a case of DC refusing to do something because Marvel does it. SirDan3k fucked around with this message at 16:55 on Mar 5, 2013 |
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Mar 5, 2013 16:51
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Yawgmoft posted:Wait then what was with all the Unless his other half is some kind of amoral narcissist :cough: luthor foreshadowing? I felt that foreshadowing was mostly by people when he wasn't leaping to save people in the simulation that they believed was indistinguishable from the real word except superboy knew it was fake. The rest of it can pretty much just be summed up as "He's a teenager with little understanding of the real world."
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Apr 10, 2013 07:39
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kdrudy posted:I like how getting Power Girl back into her old outfit was just a change of clothes because her other outfit was trashed. Even with the weird chest window it's still so much better. We'll end up seeing less skin with the boob window then we have seen in every appearance so far. Seriously It is somehow the exact level of titillation to make the costume immune to spontaneous clothes explosion.
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Apr 20, 2013 04:29
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Chinaman7000 posted:What the gently caress, Hector Hammond is a fantastic classy villain name while Mindstorm is one of the worst generic shits I've ever had shoved in my brain oh Jesus who came up with this idea Whatever you just aren't with it like the cool cats at DC who are totally like in tune with the youth man. You need hip names like Mindstorm and Harvest to grab the youth market.
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Apr 25, 2013 17:02
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It's basically just skipping a bunch of stuff so Smeed Smichards as the electronic ghost thing ends up in kryptonian technology and looking like Supes is just a result of that being the DNA available for reconstruction.
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Apr 28, 2013 12:09
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Teenage Fansub posted:That's totally it, then she has to move in with Clark and sitcom style shenanigans and misunderstandings between them and Diana form the crux of that Superman/Wonder Woman series when it's not punchy punchy stuff. Nope too good of an idea. She gets not hulk powers and becomes superman's enemy when she's on the rag and nobody ever puts it together that Ragrage is Lois.
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Jul 23, 2013 03:10
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It's probably one of the best thing DC is putting out right now, it way above the majority of DC's output.
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Aug 8, 2013 16:22
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This whole arc makes it seem like we're going to get a version of the shape-changing Supergirl iteration. Matrix or something wasn't it called?
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Aug 22, 2013 23:55
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Lurdiak posted:Pastiches can never have the pop culture power of the actual character. Even DC officaly making Superman black wouldn't have much pop culture power he's been whitebread too long and everyone would know he'd be whitebread again.
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Chaos Hippy posted:Mongul's definitely one of Superman's guys, though he was pretty heavily involved in Johns' GL run, and duked it out with Hal in Engine City in the last couple issues of Reign of the Supermen in the 90s (the story that gave us Superman's black suit and long hair). Mxy's basically omnipotent, so I'd have a hard time characterising him as "lower-tier". I'd say Mongul is one of those cases where the villain started out in one rouges gallery and ended up in the other.
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It's really proved that the problem with Superman isn't that he's too powerful.
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