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1. I'd like to see stories of people outside of Praetoria city.
2. I would like to learn what demon the Skulls bargain with for their powers and what ramifications it has.
3. I'd like a detailed story arc regarding Praetoria's Hamidon wars, giving insights into the physical and metaphysical differences of the two hammi's as well as weaponization potential. Maybe Praetorian Hammi made Tyrant so powerful because it doesn't drop Hammi-O's but special Hammi-Shards?
4. I'd like to know more of the background of the "color crew": Crimson, Indigo, Veridian.
5. I want to know more about Tub Ci's rise to power on Primal Earth.

Yes, he destroys them with boffo box office...yes...destroys.

That looks like Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters meets Stephen King's "Rose Red."

Nope, you're not alone. I own it.

I like Animated Universe's compromise: the jet is ultra tech and she uses it for passengers. I really would like for her to fly. Barring that, at least "ride on air currents" which pre crisis Wonder Woman could do, but Wonder Girl seemed to do more than anything.

Bale is a metabolic yo yo with demonic weight control powers. Have you seen his crackhead look from the Fighter? Weight is like clothing for him.

In my mind, at least Post Crisis, Clark Kent had the build of a mesomorph who did significant labor on a farm prior to his powers kicking in and he just kept the build afterward. Not bodybuilder, but definitely "corn fed." Well that was my thought at least until the last latest retooling of Superman's Post Crisis origin to put him back in the Legion of Superheroes.

Nearly every Kryptonian that has cropped up sense then, counting the Daxamite Mon El, haven't had Superman's build. It could be attributed to them arriving already old enough for their powers to fully manifest and taking any load off of the muscles. With Chris Kent/Lor Zod being the most glaring exception but he was genetically engineered anyway and had all sorts of issues.

I'm not worked up. This is tennis. And when/if Cavill buffs up I will post a pic and say, "Now that's Superman." Which was my reaction when I saw Chris Evans.

I'm oddly removed from the Wonder Woman issue. With David E. Kelley at the helm I don't want to have any expectations.

I hate to break it to you, but Reeve and Routh buffed up to play Superman and George Reeves was already big. . If anything I think your ideas are inline with JMS's vision which just may become dominant.

Her rippage has been variable, from rather extreme in Infinite Crisis to her current look. She's still slightly bulkier than Wonder Woman has been depicted at her most athletic, which has been the Hughes covers.

Edit: http://www.google.com/images?q=Power...w=1280&bih=837

My point was with the character's depiction in the source material. As for Hollywood magic, the can be better spent on more special effects and not just special effects for pecs.

I would "argue" that Supergirl has never been depicted as being muscular. That's Power Girl's shtick. Although I would have used pictures of Zap from American Gladiators (http://www.rayehollitt.com/gladiate/PGladiate.html) instead of Chyna.

From his first appearance Superman has been a muscle man. Not Ah-nuld, but he wasn't thin and ripped. Although given the success of JMS's "Superman for the Twilight generation" Warner will go for a thinner Man of Steel.

Those pictures don't say "Superman" more "Invincible."

Weightlifting worked for Chris Evans and Christian Bale, but until I see the stills, he's fricking "Supertwink."

Aqualad is Black Manta's son and Garth will be Tempest. Not a spoiler, the creators of the show have been talking about it. Also Miss Martian in reg continuity is a White Martian and not related to the Martian Manhunter, so if she is an actual relative, that's a big difference.

Agreed...mind...speeding...into...gutter.