There was a Red Son animated comic, in the same style as Marvel Knights but I think that's as close as we'll get. Crisis on Two Earths showed an evil Justice League, but Ultra Man was drawn to have a different face than Superman and voiced by a different actor, so the comparison wasn't as powerful. In the animated…

Does it matter? It's not like this book shows the Superman we know best becoming a Nazi, this is an alternate universe. Ultra Man, Red Son Superman, Super Boy Prime, heck even the JL Animated series' Justice Lords, whose Superman kills president Lex Luthor, they aren't "our" Superman. They're entirely different…

Having a mascot for 20 years? that's absolute madness and I won't stand for it. How dare they keep a familiar and beloved (accept by you) character as their figure head after nearly 2 decades of branding and success. fucking assholes.

I actually have trouble playing DBZ Budokai on anything other than the Gamecube controller. I find the button layout is a lot easier for combos.

I'm a righty, old enough that I started on the NES, and I've regularly used all the systems to date. The N64 is still my favourite design, at least for games that don't require both L/R1 & 2. I will say that I find the left handle and D-pad of little use, but that's just me. To be completely honest I've found…

They're both very different shows, personally I wasn't fond of the art style and efferts to insert comedy into the Teen Titans, although I did like the characters and story arcs. I liked Young Justice's arcs and art, but didn't like the high school drama side stories.

Most of the Titans were not sidekicks. Yes the original team was, but the expanded roster is mostly self contained young heroes. Nightwing, Wonder Girl, the Aqua Kids, Kid Flash, and Speedy were pretty much it. Super Boy/Girl were never really sidekicks. Also aside from Wonder Girl, all of the sidekick origins…

Game: Heavy Rain