Hard disagree. Whedon’s version wasn’t good, but it continued the plots and themes from BvS, tied in with Wonder Woman and Aquaman well, and actually had a Superman that acted like Superman.

For those who haven’t seen the io9 article and don’t feel like watching the video:

I mean, these series are great and all, but you still have to watch them (legally) on Netflix.

The fact that people are turning this guy into a sweet soul who never meant to harm anyone and that it’s the cop’s fault is extremely sad. The shooter’s GoFundMe was even significantly higher than the mother’s initially, but luckily Twitter found out and fixed that situation right quick. 

Read: We have no idea when, or if, the Flash movie will drop, so we need to offer our own explanation so people won’t be confused as hell.

He’s the Anti-Christ. Therefore, both. And whatever other misdeeds in the world you wanna heap on top of him, like Roe v. Wade being overturned or climate change not being taken seriously, whatever.

Finished Blue Exorcist and Aldnoah Zero before they left HBO Max. Blue Exorcist was fine, but didn’t hold my interest at all by the end of Season 2. Aldnoah Zero has a decent premise, but just nosedives straight into laughably terrible in Season 2, basically turning into a shittier Code Geass.

??? That has nothing to do with anything. Final Space was canned due to the merger. The creator stated it himself. 

It also didn’t help that it came out right around the same time as some of the biggest comic book movies on the market, including Infinity War.

At least it gets to stay there, unlike Final Space.

Why are you using expies instead of the real deal?

From what’s been said, a lot of people on set (most notably Ehrenreich) weren’t big on Lord & Miller either, likely due to their constant push for comedy improv.

Reminder that Chris Pratt is the Anti-Christ and that the sooner he retires and never acts again, the sooner racism will be solved and terrorists will go away forever.

Must be nice for all you whole room HVAC-owning people.

There are already partnerships like that in the industry (Death Note and One-Punch Man are the big ones), and while there are times where the artist becomes injured (such as Pokémon Adventures), it’s much rarer overall. A lot of these manga that take frequent hiatuses also get moved to a monthly release rather than…

You do know TBS and TNT are owned by WB, right? That’s why Olan Rogers is doing a crowd-funded knockoff rather than a proper conclusion to Final Space, because TBS, and thus WB, owns the IP.

I haven’t played in years, but Community Day was always pretty trash unless it was a Dragon-type, a newly introduced Pokémon, or whatever Starter that was rare in your area (for me it was all the Water-type Starters, despite living less than 10 minutes walking distance from the Chesapeake Bay).

I actually wish more manga creators would adopt the notion of getting someone else to do the artwork and/or writing while they supervise and provide the plot, especially if the health forces the series to move to monthly releases rather than weekly.

Probably not. Netflix just licenses it from WBD.

Except the only thing Kimba and Lion King have in common are that they both have young lions with similar names (and Simba is simply Swahili for “lion”), their fathers dying early, and both having a baboon and bird as supporting characters. The story, tone, rest of the supporting cast, character personalities, etc.…