>>479389 There's probably some variation on drama you could do with it if you were writing yet another shitty superhero deconstruction series.
Where the #1 strongest superhero feels so distant from existance by the extent of his powers he doesn't really do anything and is just seen casually floating wordlessly in the background of various scenes. But when that rare time comes when he actually does feel an urge to do something everyone shit their pants because of what the effects of that outcome always end up being (the reason no one really react to him normally floating around is because there's nothing anyone can do about him, so he's like old age or other natural events where its going to happen but until it does there's no point stressing out over it).
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>>436731 You know this reminded me of a 'classic' era of Superman. You'd think that have been done at some point, even combining the two concepts where you get a story in which Superman is split into three beings; a 'light' superman who is too lawful, a 'darkness' superman who is his evil side and then left over is a sort of grey superman who lacks drives and is just sitting there as the other two are causing havoc with their extreme behaviours.
Would have to be resolved by reforming the three back into the original using the grey one, who is Balance but without the impulses of the two more extreme versions to moderate is left slothful.
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>>479914 I member when Lauren said making RD super canon ghey would be low and cliche, since that would mean all tomboys are lesbos, or having a rainbow mane also somehow means you're super ghey.
Post your favorite infamous John Kricfalusi Blogspot Moments: When I was a kid, Sunday was a thrilling day. I got to look at a huge glorious full color pile of newspaper comics in every imaginable style. Great classics like Li'l Abner, Dick Tracy, Brenda Starr, Pogo, Dennis The Menace and more... Even the newer comics were drawn beautifully-The Flintstones and Yogi Bear by Gene Hazelton and Ed Benedict, Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker, Big George by Virgil Partch... I used to make collections of all my favorite strips.I copied my favorite drawings and read the jokes and stories over and over again.Whoever picked all these great strips sure was kind to the readers. I feel sorry for kids today. George will explain why...
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>>479776 afaik it was because Iwerks didn't want to use in-betweeners and preferred to do entire scenes himself, which he was certainly capable of doing but it took a lot longer to finish an animation project and they had deadlines to meet.
We need some good old fashioned fun, and what is more fun than the Main Man, Lobo? I'll post here some of his achievements, whenever I'm reading his comics.
>>479597 anime-ish style would be neat but they could setting it in the war between horses and lizards aliens (can't remember their names) from vol.1 and then it would become a sci fi opera
Well, that was awesome! ...And Surprisingly violent!
Kudos to them in the first two episodes actively tying off some dangling threads from the previous season (not necessarily plot things, but stuff dealing with chacter interactions).
It is over, really? I thought it was over before, especially when they did an episode about their own cancellation, but like vomit, this show just always comes back.
Since there hasn't been a whole lot to watch this Summer, I gave Duncanville a try. And I love it. I never fell for the "every show on FOX is just a Family Guy clone" stereotype, but after a while I stopped tuning in on Sundays/Mondays. Now it's a weekly tradition. Not more I can say other than Kim's freakin adorable and Duncan's friends suck.
>>479595 It was unironically a very decent show. Had funny bits, good characters, even the art style is better than most "Fox Family Cartoon" shows. I like that Mia became part of the teen group in the second season. She was kinda whatever with her activism but after she joined the group it was fun how she just kinda went along with their nonsense.
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