I've reported your thread and hope Frank takes it down because you asked a question that's A. About YTP's. B. Answered with one Google Search. People have and still hate Viacom because it's staunch with copyright, tried suing Youtube ages ago, and still takes down fair use YTP's and critic videos using clips from their shows. This did not need a thread. Newfag.

>>11917 >Founded fucking Quibi He may have had a spark of creativity once, but it's far gone now.

>>17377 So is the money he used to invest for qubi

>>11917 He got lucky when he had creative goyim to clean his jew ass from the industry until their blood ran out and now look what happened to Dreamworks, it became the other GrubAHub animations company.

>>17477 Kind of. Chinese party is making a power grab, trying to gain even more control over their tech industry, and possible future competition. Tencent is one of companies that in past refused and was slow to comply with data requests, so it is getting strong armed. Anyone too independent or even slightly critical of Chinese government is getting fucked too. Jack Ma, the creator of Alibaba, disappeard for a while with no explanation, and Chinese government straight up unpersoned nation's most famous actress Zhao Wei. There is speculation that CCP is doing that due to looming financial crisis. Chinese people will look for someone to blame when austerity rears its head, and Winne The Pooh wants to make sure there will be no competing entities people could rally around. His efforts to blame foreigners for all problems might mean that Chinese corporate investment in America and Europe might be reduced too.

>>17484 >There is speculation that CCP is doing that due to looming financial crisis. I hope.

>>17484 >Cultural Revolution 2: Red Guard Boogaloo might be kicking off This should be interesting.

>>17242 Too bad. It's coming back through Dr. Strange 2, Captain Marvel 2, & Young Avengers.

>>17243 >It's coming back through Dr. Strange 2, Captain Marvel 2, & Young Avengers. >Young Avengers >YOUNG AVENGERS I'd beg you to tell me you're joking, but I already know you aren't.

>>17296 They've been setting it up since Cassie Lang showed up. The Falcon & Winter Soldier set up Elijah Bradly. Wandavision introduced Billy & Tommy. Hawkeye is going to bring in Kate Bishop. Loki introduce KANGZ the Conqueror. Hulkling in the only one missing now. Of course Mar-Vell is an old dead lady in the MCU so they'll have to change his origin.

I had to spoiler one of those... holy shit the two cunts are having a stroke or something Anyway, how was it? Again I enjoyed the idea of the story but the art is off-putting or downright ugly

>>17291 >Anyway, how was it? Stunning and brave.

>>17146 Schway.

>>17146 Nice cake, what flavor it was? happy bday anon

>>17147 >>17150 >>17159 >>17173 >>17175 Thanks! >Nice older brother He is! >what flavor it was? Originally, we wanted to buy strawberry roll-ups to get the red color, but couldn't find any so we bought pomegranate concentrate instead. The eyes, mouth and belt are white chocolate, the chest bat symbol is white chocolate mixed with pomegranate concentrate and the wings are Mascarpone mixed with pomegranate concentrate and white chocolate. The cake itself is chiffon cake covered in dark chocolate icing.

>>16214 ><Michigan: Motorcity Loudfags BTFO <Georgia: Class of 3000

<New York: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (any incarnation, in all likelihood) <Connecticut: As Told by Ginger <Indiana: Garfield and Friends <Ohio: The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants <Wisconsin: ChalkZone

>>16214 I still miss Motor City.

New thread when?

Friendly reminder to take your daily dose of Roger Roger pills.

>>6188 This one is just sad. but still very good.

>>16631 It's not as if they couldn't have analyzed the 1995 film for its best and worse attributes. >There's no tournament. And they thought that would fly? Then again, these people rarely dive into the lore of what they try to make a movie and/or animated adaption of.

>>16639 And that's the problem that ties back to Harley Quinn too. These fucking companies & people just don't give a shit. They don't respect what actually came before. They don't want to adapt. They want to make fanfiction completely detached from the legacy of writing actual creators put the work into.

I used to like her a lot, but she is just Joker' sidekick with great character design and basically that's why everyone liked her in the first place. >>3303 >have continually tried to adapt Batman Beyond, even though it never quite works That's because those comics are made by talentless hacks who never watched the entire cartoon series and also BB is cursed franchise. >>16413 >Waller Is there version of her that doesn't suck? Or she doomed to be shitty character as she is boring glowniggeress instead of fun supervillain. >>3205 >her outfit quite generic You mean her original outfit?! Because that, the Royal Flush gang (from Batman Beyond) and BB Batsuit are easily some, if not the best designs by Bruce Timm, they're beautifully simple and sleek and their color scheme is just prefect.

>>7555 - >>5981 - >>5982 - >>5983

>>7556 Oh good, I'm the guy who made the initial "Nu-Star Wars as Zeta Gundam" post and I thought I was the one being talked about. Sorry my joke caused so much autism.

I enjoyed this, especially the art. Sure it's pretty much a grittier Santa Claus is Coming to Town, but it's decent for what it is.

>>16224 It's for the best, anon. >>16252 Adult Swim is the only reason why Fox revived it, and ever since its revival, Seth has always been trying to get away from it. Which brings us to that Flintstones reboot idea he had.

>>16224 man, to think they went to the effort of making a constructed alphabet and number system for the gknd, pitty.

>>16209 I never got to see it in the air as being a non Ami means AS gives no shits about you. I saw it over the internet. But when I said "I never got" I meant that "never getting a full Korgoth series"

>>16320 It was an edgyfest done by someone hating superheroes. And it's an universe with civilians being worse than marvel ones.

There are plenty of characters that don't have secret identities, with the Fantastic Four being the most notable examples in the comics, since not only are they the foundation of the modern Marvel universe, but also they never had secret identities. Then of course there are cases like Iron Man that casuals know about (even if they don't know that he did have a secret identity for like 40 years). But it depends on the characters and their personalities and what stories you want to tell with them. Remember right before Rebirth when Superman revealed his secret identity? It sucked. It did away with elements that were central to the character, particularly his regular life that keeps him as a down to earth guy. The Fantastic Four are celebrities in their regular lives, and Iron Man was a celebrity before he was a superhero. Making Superman a full time celebrity would destroy a significant aspect of the character. Having everyone know Superman is Clark Kent but not hassle him all the time wouldn't be believable. And there are characters like that, but frankly, they're usually secondary characters, and I think if they were focused on harder, people wouldn't buy it. There are also problems with characters that go through crazy shit that should affect their regular lives, but then they go back to having a secret identity. Like in the Death of Superman story, they mention near the end that Superman was actually only dead for like two weeks, in-universe. So when Clark Kent shows back up, it's kind of believable. Hal Jordan was either Parallax or dead for ten years IRL, which must be a significant amount of time in-universe. How the fuck does he go back to having a secret identity? Or does he not have a secret identity anymore? Shouldn't all the regular people be scared of him for what he did as Parallax? I've read pretty much every Green Lantern story (including Green Lantern Corps and that Ion miniseries) from Rebirth to Blackest Night, and I don't think I've seen this addressed, when it really should have been the first thing to address as soon as Hal came back to life. This goes double for Barry Allen. He was dead for years in-universe. How did he just get his life back, including his secret identity? Iris West was dead for even longer. Enough time for Barry to get over her and get married again and then die and for his sidekick to grow up and have kids of his own. And when she came back, she did use a secret identity because the world thought Iris West was dead. But then eventually she became Iris West again. And then when Flashpoint happened Iris forgot that she knew Barry's identity, and presumably forgot that she was married to him and that they were both "dead" for decades. Okay, fine, I can accept that. But there was a period before Flashpoint when this made no sense. And then they remembered most of this stuff after Rebirth, so presumably everyone else remembered too, and then it didn't make sense again. It would be easier to just say the entire world knows Barry Allen is The Flash and Iris West is a time traveler from the 30th century. But that would destroy a significant aspect of the character. Also there was the time Wally West revealed he was The Flash, and that didn't work out long term. And he was a pretty different character from Barry anyway, since he was a superhero since he was a kid, and didn't have much of a life before he became one. And with all the de-aging and disappearing for decades that has happened to the Justice Society, none of them could have secret identities anymore, right? But then why aren't people coming to their door and hassling them all the time? I guess they have all sorts of things set up to protect them from supervillains and stuff, but using things like that to keep regular people away from them doesn't seem very heroic. Why isn't the paparazzi harassing Alan Scott about how it feels to be a 100 year old man who looks at his children and feels compelled to tell them that he loves putting penises in his butt? Surely that would be quite a story. He should never be able to have a moment's peace. Even if he wasn't the world's first superhero. >>16148 >Only reason writers didn't do it is few early heroes had family to reveal it to (Superman's parents live far away from where he lives) Superman's parents were dead on Earth-Two and Earth-One. Man of Steel is the one that kept them alive until the present day, in 1986. Also, originally they said the people who found him just gave him to an orphanage. I don't get how nobody at the orphanage didn't know who Superman was. Maybe they did and just kept their mouths shut. When they introduced the concept of Superboy in 1945, they said that the people who left him at the orphanage regretted it and returned to pick him up shortly after. The Kents then knew his secret identity in all the Superboy stories, but they died before he was an adult. >>16173 >The audience knows that status quo changes regarding it don't end up sticking and that they do not tend to lead to shake ups in anything else. There are cases where it does happen, like Iron Man, Captain America, Flash, etc. Sometimes things get changed back after an extended period of time, but still.

>Secret identity is wanted criminal >At certain point he can no longer use it to get info >Go full superhero all the time >Chief finds out but let it slide Plastic Man is the best! tfw I finish reading Jack Cole run >>16148 >Secret identities aren't the problem, it's heroes who don't tell their own family their secret identity and repeatedly look like assholes that ditch everything that's shit writing No, the real problem is they're not shown to do anything to compensate for it or being helpful, etc. >>16173 >but nothing interesting is ever done with it It just needs good slice of life with it.

>>16287 That's it. Now get out there and shine, True Believers!

>>16288 I followed the advice, did the workout, and woke up so swole this morning that I can't actually wipe my own ass, anymore

>>16134 >Frank Miller did nothing wrong. Well except that for the story he didn't place in a satisfying final boss. If this psudeo Batman story ended the way it should, with Batman pulling a full Marv and then beating the shit out of the corrupt globalists/banksters that back these types of groups or murdering a proxy for the Saudi Royal Family and/or the secret service of Pakistan, or murdering CIA agents for funding these guys in the first place, you'd have a more satisfying story. Which as I've mentioned before that's the normal story that Miller writes. And by pulling his punches his book doesn't offend, it just comes off a rather weak and semi limp wristed. The problem is that Miller never grasped what most nationalists / libertarians in the past decades knew. That terror is sadly driven by old busted strategic operations that our entrenched military industrial complexes refuse to be shut off along with corrupt NGO's. And that's not getting into the bullshit so called "migrant crisis" where false refugees from sub Saharan Africa and the Middle East treat Europe as a dumping ground for their economic failures and backed by globalists dumping money into said fake NGO's. The Miller of the Sin City/Martha/Washington Era (see the pages of 1 and 3 of Martha Washington Saves The World) would have bothered to address this shit, but the panicked old man who wrote Holy Terror after five years past it's due date, turned into a frightened stupid moron that thought the Patriot Act was good idea. If Theo Van Gogh was alive the first thing he'd do is tell him to read Camp of The Saints first then write Holy Terror. But then again, Miller is a later day libertarian and an FDR fan, so he'd probably not understand something like Camp of The Saints telling him that not all men are blank slates that can simply be molded by simply just being on the soil. But despite all of my complaints he didn't bend the knee to a little nobody shit whose works and books nobody buys nor will ever read, and that's far more important. But it will never be as badassed as the comic Pigman is, or it's artist Bosch Fawstin.

>>16181 WTF? That's twice tonight my files posted but the thumbnails are broken.

>>15345 >Pronouns Every fucking time, that shitty SU pronoun PSA didn't help either.

>>9332 I don't really care for the edit in the first image.

>>15844 Yeah well who asked you?