ok fairness, he IS evil supes in that particular scene.

I had never heard of this. It’s very impressive and reaffirms that my recollection of what each of these characters are like wasn’t a figment of my imagination. Yale Stewart is a fine comic writer.

On the off-chance that you don’t know about it, your title reminded me of the web-comic JL8: http://limbero.org/jl8/1

Those were deconstructed colors, freed from the shackles of responsibility to be bright.

To be fair, they made Quicksilver into the Flash in the X films. Quicksilver’s supposed to be an asshole, Not a quippy joker. That was always the flash.

Neat, thanks. :)

it’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye in zero g...

They had a related project similar to that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPHERES

A modified controller on a drone would work, with a much longer loiter time. If your not fighting gravity, less thrust and duration would be needed. Still, not ideal for NASA, would have to debug flight controller, avoidance algorithms in space. Also, fixed blades in one orientation would mean funky contortions to…

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I understand where you’re going, but that face is made in a dream sequence. Batman is dreaming about the superman threat, and I think that scene in particular says more about Batman than Superman. “True-to-life” characterization in dreams is always wonky.

With the lighting and coloring, I'm guessing shit just got real for Agent Smith

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I had wondered why there was a big square cut out of the comics section that day.

Read the article.

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No one who is angry thinks it will last forever. A lot of the anger is cause it is just a publicity stunt. And there is a differnce between making him a mythical monster and making him a Nazi. Especially given his origins.

Xanadu was a decent success on Broadway though. It ran around 2009 and according to Wikipedia did 0ver 500 performances and won some awards. It was nominated for Best Musical at the Tony awards. I remeber watching the Awards show that year and Olivia Newto-John came out with the show cast and sang the theme with them.…

All the stars for Xanadu! It’s my very favourite film, it’s so gloriously terrible. Sadly I didn’t get to see it in the cinema, for it was released the year I was born.

Also big love for Roller Boogie. I was actually disappointed that it had a full storyline (of sorts) and an ending that made sense. Xanadu has none of…