That looks awful.

But it also doesn't really need its own thread, especially when we have an all-inclusion DC thread going.

i forgot about this thread and it was one i made

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-y...kIIAAjo5e.jpeg

That is all.

I think as fans of the DC universe we might have to accept the only decent movies we'll get now are going to be animated. Marvel makes the live-action, but DC makes the better animation.

Eh, Man of Steel was great as far as I'm concerned and I'm not going to completely give up on Supernan/Batman until we know a bit more about it and seen Affleck in suit.

I think DC are going about the wrong way with their movies that's for sure, but I won't give up yet. I'm gonna stick with Arrow for another season even though I thought the first was mostly weak.

I don't know about that. I thought Man of Steel was pretty good. Then again, it's very hard to get me to dislike something.

Am I wrong to think that Arrow might have been better if it was tweaked to accommodate the Spectre as opposed to Oliver Queen?

Do you mean the Spectre or the Phantom Stranger? Because I'd be well behind a series for the former.

My biggest problem with Arrow was it constantly highlighted how much of a massive hypocrite Oliver is. Oh, you have a lust for revenge? Let me stop you because my cause for justice is much nobler? Killing is wrong? Let me lecture you on that while I shoot down guards left right and centre.

Oh, and there's way too much family drama in it. I want to watch Green Arrow, not "Speedy" take drugs and flirt with men. I'd watch Skins if that's what I was looking for.

I would love a Spectre series.

I was talking about the Spectre.

Yeah, I'd 100% be behind a Spectre series. Animated, live-action or otherwise.

plus with a Flash TV show coming as well and his character going to day bew in arrow with out powers is intresting

The "no powers" thing is going to be dropped in Arrow for sure, especially if its true they plan to incorporate it into the DC cinematic universe as well.

yea and i don't like that move i like the Batman super movie move due to the fact i did not want another origin story of batman and have him come in MOS 2 to me was a good thing but inccoperated TV show characters to DCCU is bad hence why i miss smallville

The family drama got annoying real fast in Arrow. It's definitely the action and flashbacks that kept me interested.

Of course I feel it has a fantastic season finale as well, so I'm already hooked for the next season.

What's this about it being brought into the cinematic universe though..?

Yeah they really brought it together for the finale, which persuaded me to keep going with the show.

As for the cinematic universe, its all rumour and speculation at the moment but with the next season supposedly including the Flash and introducing superpowers to Arrow, people think that they might share the same universe rather than having two separate ones by the time Justice League rolls around.

Arrow was constantly CONSTANTLY hyped by everyone, so it took me by surprise that week by week they churned out some of the worst TV I have ever seen. I could only handle half of the first season before I'd had enough of that overhyped garbage.

I mean where do I start? The casting of Merlyn the Archer? How nearly every episode involved Thea throwing a tantrum and forgetting everything she learnt in the previous episode? The action scenes made for a budget of peanuts as the camera was thrust around in less shaky cam and more earthquake cam to hide you aren't actually seeing anything? The terrible pacing? Ollie and Laurel's non existent chemistry? Ollie's superhero complex, as he contradicted his moralistic bullshit by murdering every fucker who walked around a corner? Constant fan baiting to the comics, without ever really including anything for the comics fans in the show at all? That stupid Lost shit on the island? The pre school dialogue? The filler? The unnecessary side characters? The way it would portray police as villains?

I went in with almost no expectations, since I had only seen a trailer for it prior to watching the show. I liked it, and the season finale was great, but I think it would have served as a better show for the Spectre than Oliver Queen.

I really miss Stephanie Brown. She was an awesome Batgirl. :(

So... have any of you heard about the Justice League Dark film Guillermo del Toro is going to make? Because Guillermo del Toro of Pacific Rim and Kung Fu Panda 2 fame is making a Justice League Dark film.

What was up with everyone sending waffles and waffle mix to publishers?

Waffles are Stephanie's favorite food. Fans hoped that by sending some to publishers it would remind them that she was an interesting character who should have survived the reboot. So far it didn't work.

And I like Del Toro's work but I'm not going to be excited until there's a trailer or some more concrete details. The guy always appears to be working on at least four or five projects at once. He's also signed up for a remake of Frankenstein, a remake of The Haunted Mansion, that "Mountain of Madness" dream project is still attempting to get off the ground... and then maybe Hellboy 3 if things work out.

I like this Stephanie. You can't go wrong with waffles.

And del Toro stated it would be his second upcoming project. Either way, I'm trusting him.

I'll believe it when I see it. Del Toro is all right. Pacific Rim was not bad, nor were the Hellboy movies, but Pan's Labyrinth is one of the most boring movies I ever had to sit through.

If he can get at least Constantine and Zatanna right, it will probably be good, but I'm not expecting much out of anything from DC right now when it comes to movies. Plus, I don't see them actually going through with this.

I mentioned my ideas for what an Aquaman movie should be like in "The Western Animation Discussion Thread." I'll quote them here:

I'm discussing these ideas with a friend, and we both have one question: who could play Aquaman given these stipulations?

I read the new issue of Justice League today, the finale of the Trinity War. I'm kinda bummed that the Atom is actually a member of the Crime Syndicate. I liked her. :(

Atom is a her?

WHen did they introduce her to the series?

Break into comics with Harley Quinn!

Those panel descriptions. Just what.

Hahaha, what the actual fuck?

"We find the source of the problem--and we throw dragons at it."

"Die, tasty rare creatures--! DIEEE!"

This series is going to be a quote-fest, isn't it? :lol

Up to the point where Paul Cornell left, yes.

Wally West is finally coming back

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=50254

... He leaves? :(

Oh, well. Characters to quote, laughs to be had.

"LOOK! IT'S A PIRATE SEA SERPENT! THAT IS SOMETHING I HAVE NEVER SHOUTED BEFORE!"

I think my DC pulls are down to just Swamp Thing and Animal Man. :/

Have you read Scott Snyder's Batman? Because you should read Scott Snyder's Batman.

Eh, I don't think Snyder's Batman has been worth the hype it gets. The only arc I've found to be amazing so far is Zero Year, and even that's slipping now that it's entered the Dark City section.

You know I posted the same thing about not being a fan of his Batman run and he follows me on Twitter now.

But I haven't cared for his writing after Death of the Family. I loved his Swamp Thing and his Dick Grayson Batman run though

The Green Lantern books are amazing right now

Did anyone hear anything about this Gotham show Fox is doing? All I've heard is the report that it'll be Smallville with Bruce Wayne.

Yeah that's a new bit of info to it, I kind of think it sounds interesting. Also I heard that the Constantine show was ordered to pilot or something like that.

I think this is good because Arrow is really good right now and think DC can make great TV shows.

At the very least, it's better than All-Star Batman and Robin.

That book was amazing, but for all the wrong reasons :lol

Making Linkara cry being one of them!:lol