That’s fair! I admit I haven’t paid too much attention to the Pixel Remasters, but when I see them it makes me wonder why they don’t just make the original games available. Sure, throw in some quality-of-life changes but otherwise I don’t see the graphics in these remasters as being a meaningful improvement over the…

pictured: the AAA gaming industry in a few years.

“ The memes originate from the Facebook group, Moon Knight-Core, where members would edit text in the vigilante’s comic book panels in a bid to gain some laughs. ”

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At the very least a line that awkwardly draws attention to it. Either he’ll say “I’m not growing mustache, bro!” or someone else will comment on how he’d look good with a mustache.

My guess we'll see them interfere in the ancient past and a celestial will kill one of them or muck up earth as punishment.

I mean, one of Fortnite’s first claims to controversial fame was stealing dances without credit.

Considering Sweeney considers Fortnite a “media platform”, and it’s whole damn thing is collabs (what’s the current one, street fighter?), then of ALL the games that should reach out to a smaller indie dev for a collab vs stealing the ideas wholesale, Fortnite should be that game. Especially when Sweeney says that…

A contract is a contract is a contract; school teacher or A-list actor. She likely took significantly less money up front to collect a % of the gross profits on the back end. Disney’s strat likely fucked her over. Sure, she doesn’t need the money but stuff like this is how other people don’t get screwed over later…

But it also sets a precedent for studios to dick about with contracts like this in future. It’s probably better an actress with clout like Scarlet does it now where it’ll actually get attention.

The answer is obviously, Tayne.

If you recall, Loki (played by Tom Hiddleson) debuted in the first Avengers film.

You do get to “own” them and they do look pretty swank on a shelf. I dunno, I think that’s a neat extra for idiots like me with money to burn and always likes nerdy collectibles, esp. when they come with the bonus of enhancing a ride.

Your logo in this case would be a small part of the band’s success. More than likely that band would be successful even without your logo. Comic book properties are much more like getting hired to create an entire album of music, and then said music becomes very popular and featured in a lot of movies and shows…

The difference is that you did not create one of the band members.  

There’s an argument to be made that the hypothetical band’s success is not due to the logo you designed. It’s due to their music. You can also make the opposite argument that you’re entitled to a percentage of the profit from items sold using your logo as brand recognition - and I would agree with that. Maybe it’s a…

Not a chance.

Remember Alf? He’s back, in pog form.

Hahahahah can you imagine.

What couldn’t use a little more Danny Trejo?

I do think people should be going to the movies. If they can go to a house party with 700 people without masks on, they can put on a mask and go to a movie