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I would love to see Team up DP with Rogue again
The Kurt Busiek era still is the best. Is the last time that the Avengers feel like the Avengers.
What is with this participation trophy tier ranking system where there are not one but FOUR tiers above "A"?
I love how Ultron decides after 5 seconds to try and kill all of the villains. The Beyonder probably should have thought of the fact that even the most selfish villains are aware of how insane and dangerous Ultron is, so it was a terrible idea to bring him along in the first place. Thankfully Ultron was quickly deactivated by Galactus and upon reactivation became an important asset for Doctor Doom keeping the other villains in line, most notably Ultron killed Kang when the latter tried to betray Doom. While Doctor Doom's megalomaniacal world conquering isn't ideal (or is it? Idk, in Doomwar Bast said that his intentions on how he would rule were pure even if his methods on achieving this rule were terrible), I prefer it to straight up genocide of all organic life, which is probably what Ultron would wish for if he was rewarded by the Beyonder.
@ComicIsland Can you do one for X-Men Evolution, the show that inspired, made, and became the main driving force in the Teen Titans cultural success in animation entertainment industry in the 2000s.
If I were the writers, I would had Mepthisto erase the marriage between Panther and Storm. As well as them ever meeting as kids. That is also erased.
Paul Ryan, who penciled the wedding story, was a very underrated artist. He also worked on Avengers, Fantastic Four, Squadron Supreme, Quasar, and DP7. In fact, he drew more issues of the FF than anyone except Jack Kirby and John Byrne. Ryan was dismissed as a Byrne clone, even though he was the older one.
The concept of three utterly insane individuals combining their collective skills and abilities to accomplish their mutual desire to corrupt Gotham and transform it into an anarchist society? That is a fucking marvelous concept, I mean holy shit that is perfect and if done correctly it would be an ultimate finale and ending for the Joker in this trilogy... and do you wanna know how I know that? It's already been fucking done in the Gotham TV Series. By combining the three most insane characters established in the entire show, The Joker (Jerome Valeska), The Mad Hatter, and The Scarecrow. These three influential characters with their separate powers to alter and manipulate people's minds formed a truly terrifying alliance. Sadly though, despite making this the finale for The Joker... they instead gave him a twin brother to take his place... despite that though? It was still a perfect team up. Combining The Joker with these characters would allow him to accomplish his goal and turn the citizens of Gotham into anarchy and insanity, therefore proving his point that "all it takes is one bad day" for somebody to become just like him. "The Three Jokers" didn't need The Joker to literally team up with some quirky copycat criminals. We didn't need the The Criminal and his serious methodical schemes. We didn't need The Clown and his impulsive unpredictable anarchy. We didn't need The Comedian and his sadistic cruel acts of torture. My point is that this comic didn't need to create two new characters, who are the exact same person as The Joker except for a few quirks... I mean the only noticeable difference between them all is a slightly different fashion sense. As well as that though, we did not need the ending to basically be a soul crushing realization that The Joker will live on forever because somebody will always replace him... cuz that just simply goes against everything he is. The Joker's character and personality is not a fancy dress costume some random can slip on, he's a highly unique showman who's obsessed to find the Batman and prove that everybody is as crazy as him deep down. Also just the whole idea that The Jokers that come afterwards are simply random copycat criminals using his reputation just doesn't fit the character and makes the character feel empty with no personality. What we needed was the "The Three Anarchists." We needed The Joker with his charisma and showmanship manipulating people into following his insane beliefs. We needed The Mad Hatter with his ability to brainwash all those around him into following his every command. We needed The Scarecrow with his genius mind altering chemicals and his ability to inflict fear into any poor soul who breathes the air around them. It's the perfect combination in my opinion, as these separate abilities are the same tactics cult leaders use to gain followers. They use their charisma to attract to draw people in and get their attention, they brainwash them into blindly follow whatever insane beliefs they're preaching, and then finally they inflict fear upon all those around them, which as a result will terrify both those who aren't members of the cult, but also any follow within the cult who looses faith and want to leave. All these separate skills the characters posses would be devastating, as they would allow the three villains to take the City of Gotham as if it was candy from a baby. Then they can watch the city burn simply by abolishing all the rules and laws enforced, then by encouraging the citizens of Gotham to "do what they want and kill who they want" and then finally they just... wait and watch as all the citizens within Gotham unravel and resort to anarchy and madness. Finally though, I would just like to point out the fact that changing the story and using two different, distinct and already established Batman villains? It will not change the ending in any way... in fact it improves it if anything due to the reasons I mentioned above. Batman can still have that same soul crushing realization that "killing the man doesn't kill the message" the only difference would be that it's not because he realizes some copycat will come down wearing face paint and become The Next Joker. Instead, after seeing both Mad Hatter and Scarecrow, two people with the same desire and goals as The Joker, he'll realize that it doesn't matter if he throws The Joker in prison, it wouldn't even matter if he killed him... because all that would do is set the stage for another madman to come along with the same insane beliefs and same desire to induce anarchy upon Gotham. This ending in my opinion would be better as it keeps The Joker's legacy intact while also still proving that The Joker was right about the fact that "all it takes is one bad day" and that there are plenty of other people like him... which is still a soul crushing revelation for Batman.
I'm sorry this is so long by the way... this is an utter pain in the ass to explain cuz comparing both Mad Hatter and Scarecrow to clones of the Joker is um... well a little difficult. Sorry... I should probably just upload video SAs and save people's time...
What comic issue numbers is this story from? Who wrote this story?
What's that ending magically random civilians apear not scared or long run away from the danger and just jump captain America that's so naively written no wonder manga beating comics when this a topntier comic that ruined potential good comic
James Gunn DCU have a lot of material to be a great Green Lanterns movies and series
I want to see Jessica Cruz a Green Lantern movie. If you look Green Lantern animated and wants to makes movies that movies + than Star Wars
Not a fan how deathstroke is characterized as a Bond villain.
Killing super villains who proven impossible to redeem themselves✅ Making a regime that controls everyone❌ Why is that so hard?
Cool video. I'm in agreement on these. One issue though, the artist you mentioned for the Punisher is actually named Ross Andru. Insofar as your favorite and mine, Spider-Man, have you heard about the 1954 Brooklyn Costume and Novelty Company, Ben Cooper's Spider-Man costume which may have been Steve Ditko's inspiration? Check it out if you haven't.
Brilliant!
Batwoman was never a "good" comic book.
Race swapping is wrong, and anyone that thinks it isn't is an idiot. It doesn't matter what race is swapped, it's still racist.
I love teen titans animated series it was really awesome and amazing in my opinion.
1st!!! Welcome back Champ!!
U r so cool bro! Thank u! For dis comic.
Glad you enjoyed!
What make the spider man comics ahead of there time?
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" Stir Crazy " was the term used for those confined in prisons, and was probably included in Star Fleet Medical Training as an example of common symptoms
I was able to read all the Avengers books all the way until Jason Aaron's run. This run was so bad, in my opinion, I told my LCS to stop pulling the title and I quit reading it. Jason Aaron's Avengers broke me. It made me quit reading the Avengers. No character development, definitely not funny, each character had the same dialog characteristics, and the stories were so outlandishly terrible. But again just my opinion.
Perfectly reasonable. I might have to revisit this one day since I made it while the run was still going and my memories of it have definitely cooled a bit.
@@ComicIsland Love your content and reviews. I find my opinion of comics can also be influenced by my emotions at the time and a revisit is usually needed, in my case, to provide the best unbiased analysis.
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That movie sucked The anime alone was crap And the choice of voice actress was a disappointment also even the soundtrack sucked They need to quit making crappy teenage mutant Ninja turtle cartoons
In Deviantart With The Animation Style Like To Spiderverse And Art Style Like To Spiderverse Is Mad Max and Star Trek
Please The Movie It's For Kids Or Adults Please What About To Seth Rogen
First, also part 10 just came out. Glad to see part 11
Look I will admit the animation is amazing I love how they have actual kid actors but I hate how they portrayed splinter and I did not like the storyline
That whole Norman and Gwen storyline was just GROSSED!! WHO EVEN THOUGHT OF THAT IDEA!!!
Honestly, I would just Retcon the whole Black Panther and Storm relationship. Just make Storm Be with Wolverine and Have Black Panther be with Monica Lynne.
Wasn't taris the planet the bad batch was searching for?
I don't believe so, or at least couldn't find anything on a Google search. Perhaps you are thinking of another planet? Sorry I haven't seen all of Bad Batch yet so I'm not sure.
@ComicIsland you'll eventually hear about taris in the bad batch but I'm pretty sure they're the same planet. It seems that 3000 years after swtor, the empire hid the coordinates of taris or something modern day
Back here.......best narrating ever ...thxks a lot
Youre not good at this brother. Go ahead and stop doing youtube. You clearly have some genetic/hereditary disorders, so im sorry you have to deal with that. But presenting and talking isnt for everyone, maybe try using your autism towards a job with computers or accounting, or really just anything that doesnt involve much talking or human interaction. Because you're a creep and make everyone uncomfortable
"failure of that technology on Cadia that caused the creation of the Great Rift" It failed in the same way that taking a 12 gauge at point blank to your phone makes it stop working.
very true but 60 seconds requires compromises for us all lol
It’s literally her fault the light side was wiped out. She was the one that made Ashoka leave and without Ashoka gone anakin would have never fallen and also could have made it to the rank of master. Good going Barriss
Does the movie have soul does Michael bay make a movie that’s soulful and heartfelt.
What's a good book to read on the red?
I think the New 52 Animal Man was pretty solid! Glad you like the video :)
@ComicIsland wicked! I had no idea there were more than just the green, but it makes sense. That's so cool.
This was so awesome! Thank you.
Another problem the Fox X-men films have is lack of developing their main themes. Despite doing a good job establishing the concept of X-men as group of mutants who fight against prejuice and discrimination but they never moved beyond that. Every film is almost the same thing, with the X-men having to deal with some rich powerful bigot who does something against mutants. There's never a sense their actions are having an effect on their world and the people relationship with mutants. In the comics, many writers expanded from this theme and were able to adress a variety of topics and concepts (ex: Magneto creating a mutant nation; Xavier coming out as mutant and his school for mutants becoming public knowloge, mutants having places to live like the District X), making their story feel new and unique from others.
What show was the intro song from?
My opinion is different timeline that has now overwritten the present day.