2012-02-26, 05:26 | Link #262 |
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I just finished watching Justice League DOOM. It was average in my opinion. Just seemed like a really long episode of Justice League Unlimited or something to that effect with the same formulaic mantra we've all come to expect. I was kind of disappointed.
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2012-02-26, 10:54 | Link #264 |
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Just as a heads up (for those that care) The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Season 2 will begin April 1, 2012.
It's not really worth buying, but if you can rent it in a few days, that would be okay. Plot is thin (yet another retelling of "Tower of Babel"), animation is just okay, but the voice acting is still good (it is, more or less, simply a reunion of a bunch of the actors from the Justice League tv show (though with a few changes)) . Honestly, the best part of the disc was the inclusion of a very good documentary about Dwayne McDuffie (creator of Static Shock, Ben 10, and a writer for a plethora of DC's animation universe) and his impact on comics/films. Last edited by james0246; 2012-02-26 at 11:07. |
2012-02-26, 11:01 | Link #265 |
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I've been looking very forward to it, I first though YJ would be par to par with this show but this is so much better. Mostly because of the lack of "Hellooo Megan!" and because YJ has so many intervals. The breaks in between is insane, season 1 hasn't even ended yet after a year or so.
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2012-02-26, 19:12 | Link #267 | |
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2012-02-27, 03:56 | Link #269 | |
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2012-02-29, 19:56 | Link #272 | |
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So, no talk of Cartoon Network's DC Nation block premiering this saturday? New episodes of Young Justice and Green Lantern the Animated Series, plus a range of DC animated shorts
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2012-02-29, 21:53 | Link #274 | |
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2012-03-01, 16:47 | Link #275 |
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Well I might be discussing it if they didn't air Young Justice in this extremely bizarre and staggered schedule. I didn't even know until I read your post, which I feel like is the case for many who wanted to follow the show and don't regularly watch TV.
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2012-03-01, 21:14 | Link #276 |
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Yes promotion for the block hasn't been good. There was quite a few commercials mid winter but not that many recently... Unfortunately Cartoon Network is run by monkey's that have been far more concerned with promoting their lil' sports award show and their new live action show instead of their new action animated block... AT any rate, DC nation along with new episodes of Young Justice and Green lantern premieres this Satuday at 10 am.
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2012-03-02, 20:21 | Link #277 | |
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Spider-Man has been mishandled and terribly written for the last 20 years or so. His comics are the worst on-going comics in Marvel by far (I'm not talking Ultimate Spider-Man, just the main stuff). I really mean that, he hasn't had a good or memorable story since like the early 90s. The writers are scared to push this character for some odd reason. If you read other Marvel comics like Daredevil, X-Men, Avengers, Captain America, Ironman, these guys go through some crazy, life-changing events. Their characters grow and evolve, the character development in X-Men is just crazy. You have so many things going on, Cyclops becoming Magneto, Professor Xavier leaving the X-Men, Rogue goes to live in Asgard, Storm joining the Fantastic Four, Wolverine and Cyclops hating each other guts etc....characters develop over time. The problem with Spider-Man, there is no character development whatsoever with this guy. He is exactly the same now as he was in the 60s. Exactly the same, no changes, no nothing. He is still broke and working as a photographer, still a college student, it makes no sense. You can't say this about any other Marvel or DC character. Hell, even guys like Norman Osbourne and Venom goes through more changes than Spider-Man has in the last 40 years. Makes no sense Last edited by LifeILL; 2012-03-02 at 20:32. |
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2012-03-03, 12:34 | Link #278 | |
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Not to mention you also have crap like One More Day which basically worked to undo major some of the more serious changes in his life; his marriage, revealing his secret identity and the death of aunt may. Thinking about it, it really does seem Marvel is scared to let him change and try to stick him to the status quo.
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2012-03-03, 18:46 | Link #279 | |
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Yep, the whole Civil War and Back in Black was a perfect way to bring some character development to Spider-Man, although I wasn't a big fan of the story itself, at least they tried to bring changes on him. With the whole world knowing who he is, and him being on the run from Ironman was just great tension. And then what happens? Some prick in Marvel thinks that Spider-Man stories are getting waaaay too dark and mature so they decide to press the reset button all over again. It's terrible. I say out of all the Marvel stuff I read, the most consistent and best comic has to be Daredevil, this guy goes through stuff that will make Peter Parker crawl under a rock. Ghost Rider and the Hulk is also pretty well-written for most of the time. If you want to read Spider-Man stuff then read Ultimate Spider-Man, Venom, or Spider-Girl, they're much much better written than any of the main titles |
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