Why is this the first thing I thought of when seeing that picture?

Different director and actors every time, they can make it like the Simpsons couch gag.. Particularly looking forward to the Aardman Animation version, with Wallace as Peter and Grommit as Aunt May.

Looking at this picture, it occurred to me that a slightly modified Batman costume would be the perfect Green Goblin outfit. In that they're both billionaires, they both wear high tech armor and use throwing weapons and bombs, and they both wear pointy ears when dressed as their alter egos. And they zip around on…

what makes you think we'll have to wait that long

Okay, Glass: direct me to the George Washington Bridge.

Whoa, whoa whoa! A green Green Goblin? That's just stupid! You're talking crazy, Crazy-Talker!

Posted it before, but it bears repeating:

Two words I always look for in superhero movie! *SARCASM*

Don't worry. When marvel gets the rights back, Green Goblin will be done up right in live action.

Next time...

Sometimes I really feel like it's possible to tell right off the bat when there's no unified, clear vision behind the designs of a film. The best concept art is startling in its style and clarity—look at Ralph McQuarie or Syd mead. They inspire everyone, even though everyone knows that what they'll achieve on film…

Beetle!

should have just gone full ultimate Spider-Man green goblin.

I just don't get why they are so scared of just doing a straight up creepy goblin mask. They either make him into some sort of bioengineered freak or they go for the power rangers look. It's one of those things where they try to change it up for the movie and wind up making it look worse, not better.

Having the absolute best Green Goblin possible would have only added a tiny glimmer of sparkle to that turd of a film.

I really like the story that Star Wars: Bounty Hunter told with Jango Fett.

As if he didn't hate Magneto enough already...

So, pretty much like this?

Too much colors? Really? Apart from the young boy's purple hair, which is really bizarre, I'm not seeing much difference with anything else Star Wars ever. I mean, this is the world where a major race, the Twileks, have skin tone ranging from pale white to bright red and including bright blue bright green, and bright…