>>481403 In the live action musical it’s actually about Marcella, and raggedy Ann comes to life to help her find a cure or something, it was weird Rag Dolly In The USSR, A Documentary Also, not exactly related, but I hate seeing new fans have Ann being gay as a major head canon, it’s so lame
>>481406 No promises since I'll need to learn how to sew but maybe I'll come back in a few years with a rag dolly to call my own and necrobump the thread. >>481427 It is such a sad story. I really need to watch the musical some day. Suddenly it's Spring is also about a very ill little girl although they gave her a different name and I sort of doubt that was on accident. >I hate seeing new fans have Ann being gay as a major head canon, it’s so lame I guess I get it but making it a love thing really cheapens Ann forgiving Babette despite everything that she did. She would do the same for any of Marcella's toys because it is just in her nature to care about others.
>>481433 > few years with a rag dolly to call my own and necrobump the thread Please do anon, that would be very nice > really cheapens Ann forgiving Babette despite everything that she did. She would do the same for any of Marcella's toys because it is just in her nature to care about others. Exactly, which is obviously what the movie was trying to show. Babette was just an extension of Ann’s general kindness, nothing romantic there, though again, it’s just a dumb headcanon
If I bisected him perfectly down the middle with a six foot by six foot blade would the two halves each heal into a Wolverine? Could I get infinite Wolverines this way?
In these trying times let us remember better things. I started rewatch of this recently and have been enjoying it immensely. Coincidentally I'm doing a first time read through of Amazing Spider-Man from issue #1 and I was surprised at how well some of the episodes adapt the comics, particularly with the Scorpion.
someone posted this thread and it got deleted I don't know if they did it themselves or if it was by a mod but i thought it was a funny quote and had went to go get the clip of the scene before it got deleted so uh here. video in next post.
>>480809 I liked it but there was a post that basically summed up my thoughts on it Essentially how each season would introduce a thing I really liked but the next season barely did anything with them
All the Hilda audiobooks https://archive.org/details/hilda-audiobooks-1-6 Also the videogames https://archive.org/details/legend-of-zilda-and-super-hilda
>>480579 >Younger Superman fans I'm not a zoomie and I hate Byrne superman It's still low effort bait. Don't expect genuine discussion when all you can come up with is meme's and stupid ones at that.
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>>480106 John Byrne did not age well, plain and simple. He was important, and had some good ideas, but he had some stinkers too, and some major ideas he had for how to rewrite Superman rubbed people the wrong way with time. "Krypton was an utterly loveless and sterile society, and also Clark was born in America so he's not an immigrant." Sorry Mr. Byrne, but no. But hey, I'll take businessman Lex.
Weird seeing STAS and the Donner Superman movies lumped in with Man of Steel. Very different fandoms. STAS in particular had the advantage of being able to take some good bits from multiple sources, including Byrne's work.