Jul 2
I think if the US wins theyre gonna make us start calling it "Football 2".
But I dont want the US to win.
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I think if the US wins theyre gonna make us start calling it "Football 2".
But I dont want the US to win.
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I support all women!
*Remembers Giorgia Meloni*
...with a few exceptions
2009-2019 something went horribly wrong fashionwise
im so bad at recognising faces that i didn't realise ylfa was played by toni collette. like near the end of the movie, i had a moment where i was like "hey she kind of looks like toni collette, but she probably isn't"
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*Looks at flower calling himself old and also deflecting calling Sid old* Does that mean Sid fucked that old man?
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I think the Avengers were better than the Justice League, and I blame Stan Lee. Stan Lee was just an objectively better writer, and he gave his characters more interesting personalities. I read Stan Lee's first 10-20 Avengers comics a long time ago, and recently I read some of the first Justice League comics. It's no contest, honestly.
Thor has more interesting powers and speech patterns (plus a backstory involving him being a physician with a limp), Iron Man is just as rich as Batman, but he's far more tragic and sympathetic (the man's always on the brink of death because of his weak heart), Rick Jones feels more like a fully fleshed out character than Snapper Carr (although i like seeing Gardner Fox constantly trying to use 60s teen slang whenever he writes Snapper), etc.
And let's not touch on Hawkeye, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, Black Panther, Hank Pym, etc. All of those characters displayed more personality than Gardner Fox displays within his first 5-6 JLA Issues. This isn't to say the characters or the stories are awful, it's just me pointing out a potential flaw of some 60s DC comics: a lack of characterization.
Maybe this says something about my mindset, but I don't think superheroes like Batman should strike fear in people. Unless it's accidental, as it almost definitely is in the case of characters like Doctor Strange or The Hulk or whatever. But Batman deliberately sets out to scare criminals. But that's like the saying "nothing to hide, nothing to fear". Not true! Even as an innocent, batman can terrify you! I'm sorry, but I'm taking my chances with literally anyone else! A man deliberately setting out to scare people...is batman really taking a card out of scarecrow's playbook?