Yes, I grant that. The overall style is interesting and looks fine. But the boots are pure male fetish.Yeah I agree it could have a bit more color in it. And I suspect that it does, once we see it in some more natural lighting.
Yes, I grant that. The overall style is interesting and looks fine. But the boots are pure male fetish.Yeah I agree it could have a bit more color in it. And I suspect that it does, once we see it in some more natural lighting.
Yes, I grant that. The overall style is interesting and looks fine. But the boots are pure male fetish.Yeah I agree it could have a bit more color in it. And I suspect that it does, once we see it in some more natural lighting.
Yes, but I still find it odd that, for all their ground-breaking work in comics, Marvel has failed to establish their own "Wonder Woman," their own alpha female A-list character who distinguishes herself apart from her superhero team. Also, I know that some fans have been anxious for Marvel to produce a film with a female in the lead role before DC gets Wonder Woman on the big screen. Cheer up, maybe Wonder Woman will incentivize Marvel to produce Ms. Marvel.And Marvel has no answer to her.
Why would they need to answer? Marvel is ten times ahead of DC when it comes to movies and they have also a giant pool of female characters to choose from if they ever wanted to do a female superhero as a central character.
They have She-Hulk, Storm, Sue Richards, Black Widow etc...
Yes, but I still find it odd that, for all their ground-breaking work in comics, Marvel has failed to establish their own "Wonder Woman," their own alpha female A-list character who distinguishes herself apart from her superhero team. Also, I know that some fans have been anxious for Marvel to produce a film with a female in the lead role before DC gets Wonder Woman on the big screen. Cheer up, maybe Wonder Woman will incentivize Marvel to produce Ms. Marvel.
I understand there was a clip of Cavill and Afleck squaring off or something--any chance others who didn't go to the con might get to see this?
Sounds like a rationalization on Marvel's part. It's pretty obvious they want a successful female character along the lines Wonder Woman.I've heard it said that Marvel has enough A-list female characters already that it doesn't need a singular "Wonder Woman," and that this is a good thing because it spares any single character the responsibility to stand for all women and be some kind of all-encompassing paragon as Wonder Woman is often called upon to be.
Sounds like a rationalization on Marvel's part. It's pretty obvious they want a successful female character along the lines Wonder Woman.I've heard it said that Marvel has enough A-list female characters already that it doesn't need a singular "Wonder Woman," and that this is a good thing because it spares any single character the responsibility to stand for all women and be some kind of all-encompassing paragon as Wonder Woman is often called upon to be.
I understand there was a clip of Cavill and Afleck squaring off or something--any chance others who didn't go to the con might get to see this?
Likely not as Comic-Con hate's shakey camera preview leaks.
I understand there was a clip of Cavill and Afleck squaring off or something--any chance others who didn't go to the con might get to see this?
Likely not as Comic-Con hate's shakey camera preview leaks.
I understand there was a clip of Cavill and Afleck squaring off or something--any chance others who didn't go to the con might get to see this?
Likely not as Comic-Con hate's shakey camera preview leaks.
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Why don't they just livestream the panels like E3? People will still go, and those of us at home will watch the streams and get even more hyped for the upcoming movies. It's a win-win situation for everyone.
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Batman is standing on a Gotham rooftop in the rain
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His costume isn't what we've seen already. It's big and bulky, like his armor in The Dark Knight Returns
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His eye light up, solid white
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He's moving a tarp, revealing the bat signal
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He turns it on and the camera tracks up to the sky
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Superman is there, hovering in the light
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He doesn't look happy.
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His eyes light up with heat vision as he glares at Batman
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The title come up!
Sue Storm is called the First Lady of Marvel but she's not very interesting nor has she been given much profile above supportive team member, wife and mother.
She then goes on to turn his optic nerves invisible, blinding him. You don't mess with Susan Richards. Ever.Wolverine (Thought captions): Lungs Freeze. Two lumps of rock in my back.
(Wolverine falls to the ground)
Susan (spoken): Trouble catching your breath, Wolverine? That's because there's a little force-field sitting in each of your lungs right now. Make another move and they double in size. I don't care if you're sick. I don't care if you've been brainwashed. You came to my house and threatened my family, and, to me, that makes you fair game.
Sounds like a rationalization on Marvel's part. It's pretty obvious they want a successful female character along the lines Wonder Woman.I've heard it said that Marvel has enough A-list female characters already that it doesn't need a singular "Wonder Woman," and that this is a good thing because it spares any single character the responsibility to stand for all women and be some kind of all-encompassing paragon as Wonder Woman is often called upon to be.
I agree with Nerys. When I think of women in Marvel who are heroes, I think
Sue Storm
She-Hulk
Storm
Rogue
Jean Grey
Rogue
Kitty Pryde
Scarlett With
Black Widow
Black Cat
Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers)
All of them are easily recognizable but there's no Wonder Woman among them. The closet one would be Jean Grey but they keep dicking her character around and killing her off. Sue Storm is called the First Lady of Marvel but she's not very interesting nor has she been given much profile above supportive team member, wife and mother.
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