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Uhhhh the daredevil tv series was pretty dour as well except for a few moments with foggy. Clearly adaptations also prefer him to be a bit darker as well
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Man, that is some shitty art.What about you actually read the comic before disregarding that it's crap. It's actually a pretty great series. He did not just simply recovered after all that miserable bullshit, It's practically a coping/defense mechanism.
The story is still Goyer so
Unless that character is Batman, in which case they can only deal with personal tragedy by being a constantly brooding, moody sh*t steeped in darkness. Batman should only be written one way, according to some, is what I'm getting at.
Keep on dancing to the same beat they've been playing for going on 30 years.
Being that ou're the only one taking issue with ehat I've said, I think it says more about you than it does me.
Vocal range is very much a tool in an actor's arsenal. He doesn't have it.
Unless that character is Batman, in which case they can only deal with personal tragedy by being a constantly brooding, moody sh*t steeped in darkness. Batman should only be written one way, according to some, is what I'm getting at.
Keep on dancing to the same beat they've been playing for going on 30 years. I'll even queue it up for you.
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Which, along with excellent writing and incredible artwork, has been one of the main reasons this run has stood out. Waid changed the beat.
Man, that is some shitty art.
I swear some nerds have severe Alzheimer's disease and forget that Batman's parents were murdered in front of him as a child, his second sidekick was beaten to death with a crowbar and then blown up and then magically resurrected, and Batgirl was shot in the spine and permanently paralyzed and then magically healed. The guy doesn't live in a happy, fun, quippy world filled with sunshine and high-fives.
Unless of course your only exposure to the character has been Batman '66 or Brave and the Bold.
I honestly have no idea what this thread is about at the moment
How Affleck speaks?
How Daredevil and Batman brood differently?
Unfunny jokes?
Hahaha no way. Waid's DD is great but like factions hawkeye it's a totally different take on the character than he is 99% of the time. Which is fine, but it's not their core nature. Matts core is to be mopey and depressed. Bruce's is to be obsessed and internalize all tragedy to fuel himselfMan, that is some shitty art.
Let's get back to what's important:
That's a pretty damn cool teaser.
It's good that you like it, but it sounds like crap to me.What about you actually read the comic before disregarding that it's crap. It's actually a pretty great series. He did not just simply recovered after all that miserable bullshit, It's practically a coping/defense mechanism.
What are you complaining about exactly? These characters are ongoing mythologies that started in the 40s+. They're not finite stories, they rack up triumphs and tragedies over the years as different creators do their takes on the characters. No one takes the stance to incorporate 50 years of storytelling when they have their turn on the character. Continuity and character history is only as relevant as the creators want it to be for the story they want to tell at that time. Otherwise just ignore itIt's good that you like it, but it sounds like crap to me.
Even for superheroes which operate mostly in the realm of nonsensical storytelling, that many tragedies sound like overkill to me. What's next? Is he going to have a kid, and someone is going to burn that child alive? He's still going to somehow cope with it though, I'm sure.
Nah, man, Daredevil is one of the coolest characters around. I started reading the comics due to the series coming out, and his stories are fantastic.It's good that you like it, but it sounds like crap to me.
Even for superheroes which operate mostly in the realm of nonsensical storytelling, that many tragedies sound like overkill to me. What's next? Is he going to have a kid, and someone is going to burn that child alive? He's still going to somehow cope with it though, I'm sure.
The Dark Knight Returns is a great Batman comic for people who have only read that and no other Batman comics.
I'm not complaining about anything. Stop being so defensive, and just read the posts. Someone posted a ridiculous list of this character going through all these crazy events, yet apparently being normal enough to make jokes, and stay as a superhero. Which, frankly, sounds like crap. If it's different stories, then making such a huge list is silly in the first place because I don't see how it'd be relevant. What is the point being made here exactly? You tell me.What are you complaining about exactly? These characters are ongoing mythologies that started in the 40s+. They're not finite stories, they rack up triumphs and tragedies over the years as different creators do their takes on the characters. No one takes the stance to incorporate 50 years of storytelling when they have their turn on the character. Continuity and character history is only as relevant as the creators want it to be for the story they want to tell at that time. Otherwise just ignore it
It looks like art from the sixties.The fuck? I wouldn't describe Marco Martin's artwork shitty or bad at all.
The story is still Goyer so
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@HenryCavillOrg Nope. Not graffiti. Not a suit.
I like this batsuit better than Nolan's. Hot damn.
Can you give me some examples of David Goyer's bad lines ?
Dark Knight returns at least up till the final mutant fight is absolutely amazing and I have read other batman comics. What about TDKR you did not like?
Shout out to all the folks that constantly bitched and moaned about the destruction in Man of Steel. Without you, we may not have gotten the awesome themes on display here.
So was the entire Dark Knight trilogy.
It looks like art from the sixties.
Also the shading looks like it's done with a photoshop filter.
"Not the hero they need, but the hero they deserves"
Joker to Maggie Gyllenhall: "And you ARE beautiful!" Maggie Gylinhall looks like a grandma, with her droopy face.
Who decided to put that crap in?
Can you give me some examples of David Goyer's bad lines ?
Ahh so the Larry Fong Easter Egg is that the rocket is 003... which in reverse is 300
https://twitter.com/larryfong/status/589497030227075074
Two of the five creative voices you named expressly drew inspiration from the first one for their mainstream depictions, as has Snyder clearly. And Dini, if recent stories and the Arkham games have been anything to go by, has fallen in with that lot as well. And Timm, well... correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Bruce Wayne end up a miserable old man, all alone and waiting for death in a drafty manor until Terry showed up, much like Carrie did in TDKR? Oh, he had a dog.Don't fix what isn't broken.
I mean, it isn't even as though there aren't different flavors to Batman over the years. Miller, Morrison, Dini/Timm, Burton and Nolan. all portrayed reasonably different versions of the character. Some of them have even been known to make a joke every once in a while.
30 years? Get you weren't alive in the 90s.
Batman is a SERIOUS character, Penguin. His parents are DEAD. His sidekicks are DEAD (or paralyzed). He's such a tortured, painful, brooding soul; all the joy has been sucked out of his life by gunshots and crowbars, creating a black hole inside him that can never be filled by anything other than VENGEANCE and the NIGHT. That's what makes him such a badass, unstoppable engine of justice. Try to make a little light in that hole, turn that perpetual scowl rightside-up once in a while, and the entire world shatters.Penguin said:I honestly have no idea what this thread is about at the moment
How Affleck speaks?
How Daredevil and Batman brood differently?
Unfunny jokes?
Disappointed I was hoping for something DC relatedAhh so the Larry Fong Easter Egg is that the rocket is 003... which in reverse is 300
https://twitter.com/larryfong/status/589497030227075074
The script to TDK was a Nolan/Nolan joint, so if you've got a problem with it, it's on them.
The second line isn't indicative of quality, but because you think Maggie Gyllenhaal is ugly. Okay.
Batman said:If Clark wanted to, he could use his superspeed and squish me into the cement. But I know how he thinks. Even more than the Kryptonite, he's got one big weakness. Deep down, Clark's essentially a good person... and deep down, I'm not
Man, this thread...
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Yes, this. I'm not interested in one-note, super dark and gritty Bruce who's not allowed to have a full range of human emotion. And that ignores pretty much everyone in Bruce's life who's alive.It focuses way too much on Bruce as a completely lonely guy (largely to the exclusion of his actually-quite-strong supporting cast), basically denies any useful focus on the Bat-family, and pretty unconvincingly has him turn against a bunch of his core philosophical tenets. It did a great job of recontextualizing Batman's relationship to the Joker in ways that were very important to both characters going forward, but in terms of Batman's relationship to Gotham or to the world I think it's very poorly handled.
Gimme Grant Morrison Batman over Frank Miller Batman ten times out of ten.