If you are going to wear a big initial on your costume, just be sure you are aware of who you are standing next to! Let's hope these guys can get some fashion tips from superherodom's top designer!
If you are going to wear a big initial on your costume, just be sure you are aware of who you are standing next to! Let's hope these guys can get some fashion tips from superherodom's top designer!
I quite enjoyed the CGI Green Lantern and Beware the Batman series from several years back. The characters designs were done well and there were some truly impressive action sequences. Some of the backgrounds could have been a little more detailed - lots of scenes taking place in giant empty rooms with maybe a single desk in them - but other than that the animation was pretty solid. Hopefully, we'll see some more superhero shows in that format.
I saw Spider-Man: No Way Home yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was great to see villains from the other Spider-Man franchises return to challenge the MCU's Peter Parker. The first half doesn't have a lot of action and some characters make some pretty stupid decisions, but all of that is forgiven as it sets up an incredible second half. I can only imagine how much more I would have enjoyed the movie if so many plot points had not been revealed in advance by a scoop hungry internet. The best part of the movie for me were the final few minutes, I love where Spider-Man is left and I really look forward to where he goes in the movies from here.
I thoroughly enjoyed both Incredibles movies and would welcome another one. If there is another outing, It might be fun to age up the characters a bit to see where they are a few years down the road from the events of the first two installments. It's almost been seventeen years since the Parrs were introduced, there's no reason they can't grow older just a little bit.
It's always cool when one of your favorite comics gets the aminated series treatment, and I thought that it was high time that one of STF: the Lost Issues' super-groups received that honor. I know that I would be tuning in!
This is the fourth appearance of The Expansion Team - Elastigirl joined the team in STF #2130, they battled the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man in STF #1490, and first got together back in STF #934...
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