[KRX]

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Originally Posted by Paladin

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.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by KRX

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.

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.

[KRX]

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

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Originally Posted by KRX

You know, while I was watching The Flashpoint Paradox, I began to think... what makes it a paradox? Then I got distracted and began thinking about an Aquaman movie. Here's what I would want in an Aquaman movie:

*A dark story with mature themes, ideas, and executions of said ideas.
*Black Manta as the villain.
*An origin story.
*A happy-go-lucky, bombastic Aquaman similar to the one from Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Just because.

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Originally Posted by algo448

As much as I love Brave and the Bold wouldn't a comedic Aquaman clash against the dark themes of the movie?

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Originally Posted by KRX

That's the point. It would show that even when faced with absolute crap throughout one's entire life, one can still be an optimist.

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

[Switchblade]

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.

[Dr Kain]

Atom is a her?

WHen did they introduce her to the series?

[ZeoRangerV]

Break into comics with Harley Quinn!

Those panel descriptions. Just what.

[Locke]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Break into comics with Harley Quinn!

Those panel descriptions. Just what.

Hahaha, what the actual fuck?

[KRX]

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

--The Questing Queen
Demon Knights Volume I, Issue 1

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

Vandal Savage
Demon Knights Volume I, Issue 2

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

[Switchblade]

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Originally Posted by KRX

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

--The Questing Queen
Demon Knights Volume I, Issue 1

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

Vandal Savage
Demon Knights Volume I, Issue 2

This series is going to be a quote-fest, sin't it?

Up to the point where Paul Cornell left, yes.

[ElConvoy]

Wally West is finally coming back

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