I believe you mean “bow at the altar,” not “alter.” (Sorry to be picky—it’s a good article, but that typo just kind of leaps out).
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One of the things that the show did especially well, I think, is establish the characters and their relationships to each other and the world around them. Here is a retired superhero who had really good reasons to stay retired—his heroics had already cost him his marriage, apparently, and certainly they interfered…
It’s literary, not sci-fi, but I’m always thankful that Fitzgerald went with The Great Gatsby over Incident at West Egg or The High-Bounding Lover.
While John Byrne’s X-Men cover is often “covered” by other artists, Byrne himself really loved the cover of Fantastic Four #1.
Interesting, I suppose, but for someone who has stayed away from DC for quite a while, I feel it’s going to be tough for me to make sense of this. My internal monologue goes like this:
“Hm. OK, Mr. Terrific. I liked the reboot of the character (though in my head the first thing that comes to mind is still the…
I think he would make a wonderful Superman movie in which the entire film is told from the perspective of Lois Lane.
Fractal-icious.
I clicked on my translator and began:
“Peace, gentlelifeform. Please identify.”
Its massive head turned toward me, then it ran
Straight at me with a shrill and shrieking cry.
I did not budge. I know this type quite well--
Expecting to intimidate with size--
But it lacked confidence, and I could tell
That fear was hidden…
The winter roads are always treacherous
And even more when troll season arrives;
The car and girl were hot; I’m lecherous--
It’s no surprise that we did not survive.
A cautionary tale, our gruesome fate--
Our entrails spread across the snowy field.
I guess I learned a little bit too late
That when you see that sign, you’d…
Whose woods these are I think I know,
And wish to God that I did not...
Exactly. Or the one he got from Fang—remember that one! Glorious.
“The lunatic, the lover, and the poet are of imagination all compact.” (MND). COULD you write a compelling horror story based on one of Shakespeare’s best Rom-Coms? Sure. The love potion that makes Lysander and Demetrius both lose affection for Hermia and pronounce affection for Helena must have been terrifying from…
While the film certainly looks gorgeous and exciting, the news of its release probably could have waited long enough for a second draft of the title and article.
We’ll compromise: he’s Kryptonian-American.
I just...don’t know. I mean, it makes sense that the largest population group on the planet should, statistically, produce more superheroes than it does, so it’s about time that China got its own Superman. But ultimately, we know that this is a temporary thing—there is only one Superman and (as Moore put it), he’s…
Think about the movie you could have had if Kat Dennings had been cast as Jane Foster. You wouldn’t have had to have the zany best friend. You would have had a zany Jane—who would have played so much better off Hemsworth. And the romance would have been quirky, intriguing, and—somehow—more believable.
I think you mean “The Cavalry.” The way you have it now is the mirror universe reflection of The Devil in Mrs. Jones.
Even though I’m a Red-Trunks advocate, your design looks infinitely better than the one above because it feels unified. The belt provides the visual “break” the blue unitard needs without the bizarre, tacked-on “hourglass” aesthetic. (I don’t like the deeper blue, but I’m willing to accept this because it “feels” like…
Fortunately for everyone, I’ve already answered the question here.