UltraTroll

Originally Posted by Unknown_User

Not digging this arc dropped it after issue 702, and quite honestly getting sick and tired of Superman trying to get intouch with his human side, humanity, or what have you. To me Superman should be about inspiring people, not boring people to tears and giving some kind of snarky remark to everyone asking him why he's walking around doing jack and squat vs. flying in the skies and looking for evil and helping people out.

However I am enjoying JMS run with Wonder Woman. Think it's a great story so far.

Originally Posted by Blood_Wolffe

Remember that promise I made a long time ago that I would finish my wife's power girl costume and post pictures? No? Well promise kept anyway!





I thought the gloves would be hardest as I couldn't find ANY suitable blue gloves. Turns out, chemical protective gloves from Ace and latex spraypaint are a simple, effective solution (my idea).

The hardest part was surprisingly the belt buckle and shoulder... emblem thing. Go out and try to find a lightweight brass metal circle with no holes or dimples or ridges or other stupid crap. If you do find it, I'll be mad.

Originally Posted by Mega_Jamie

Bad designs, poor quality animation.

Please just give me a decent new transformers series.

Originally Posted by Tymers_Realm

Slight problem with Deadshot though...

He was featured in one of the "Batman: Gotham Knight" OVA segments. Gotham Knight is supposed to be set between Nolan's 1 & 2. It was a solid tale though. Maybe follow a revenge angle, if possible. Not to say using Deadshot was a bad idea...

Thank you for the time...

Originally Posted by Hero_of_Steel

Originally Posted by Robo_Knight

For me, it would be the Nostalgia Critic. (Eh, I know he's only a web celebrity, but he's the only one I can think of atm.)

Originally Posted by Mr. DJ

news to me, didn't know they owned ESPN ;o

Originally Posted by TrueGentleman

After this past summer's geek debacle of Scott Pilgrim vs. the Expendables, the autumn now has a similar match-up: the action-packed comic book-based Red is being released the same weekend as Jackass 3D.

For those who haven't been following Red's adaptation from the graphic novelette by fan-favorite Warren Ellis, the movie version stars Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren, and John Malkovich as "retired, extremely dangerous" CIA assassins who basically get the band back together. Except in this case, the band comprises some of cinema's most respected actors, the instruments are ridiculous amounts of automatic weapons, and the musical set pieces are shoot-outs with dozens of black ops spooks and paramilitary troops.

Jackass 3D, on the other hand, simply promises further foolhardy stunts and foolish pranks from Johnny Knoxville (whose acting career seems to have stalled) and his devil-may-care cohorts. Basically, it's More of the Same, except in 3D.

Unfortunately, there are more than a few parallels between Red and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: Both enjoyed warm receptions at Comic Con, the prominent lead actor in both cases is coming off a couple of duds, and both could get ploughed under by the mainstream audience thanks to bad timing. And just as Scott Pilgrim was buried in its second weekend by Piranha 3D, the 2D Red's ticket price is at a disadvantage against the Jackass sequel's.

Will Red succeed - at least modestly - where other comic book-movies have lately failed, or will Hollywood get the message that adapting comics is a mug's game and that crowd-pleasing formulas are the way to go?

Originally Posted by Elimist

Your noob won't stop pestering you? Well, the obvious answer: You shouldn't have taught him about /hide for just this reason. But let's not abuse that shall we? 8D

Originally Posted by Stalemate

Wow!

Thx for catching that, bud.

I blame lack of caffeine, sunspots, and the letter "R".

I'll fix the original too.