DC Comics had a line of selfie variant covers last month. That pic would have made a great one. ...for Green Lantern of course.Wonder Woman and Faora take a selfie. With Hal Jordan photobombing in the background.
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Now that is a photobomb if I've ever seen one.
Also, back to costumes, I wonder if there are more concept costumes to see later on.
Also, back to costumes, I wonder if there are more concept costumes to see later on.
Jason Lee could be Hal. What!?
My Name is Hal?
Actually what I'd love to see someday is a book focusing on just superhero costume concept art from all the different superhero movies over the years.
Because you know they have people drawing up hundreds of variations before they finally settle on the one we see, and at the most we only ever get to see 3 or 4 of them in a Making Of book.
A version of Wonder Woman who lives with her mother? Never mind that the mother isn't Hippolyta...in addition to being painful to watch in its own right, it's embarrassing to imagine a WW show on the air in the late 60s that would have been a step backwards from That Girl.
As it happens, one of the writers of that abortive '60s Wonder Woman pilot, Stanley Ralph Ross, would later develop the Lynda Carter WW series. So I guess he learned from his mistake and did a more faithful version the second time around.
So some sneaky bastard just snuck inbetween and ninjaed Cathy Lee Crosby on us while Stan was having a smoke out back?
... Yes?
I met a girl named Linda recently (same age as me, no idea why I'm calling her a girl.) and she has a large tattoo of Wonder Woman on her her calve because "Linda Carter was the Original Wonder Woman."
Seminla? Yes. Original? No... But I didn't have the heart to school her.
Seminla? Yes. Original? No... But I didn't have the heart to school her.
Warner Bros. to develop a Legion of Super-Heroes film?
Surely this has nothing to do with the massive success of Marvel's recent space-based superhero film.
While I'm a fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes and would love to see them on the big screen, this feels like another desperation move from Warner Bros. They're rushing so hard to catch up with Marvel that I'm worried they'll end up ruining the party for everyone.
Surely this has nothing to do with the massive success of Marvel's recent space-based superhero film.
While I'm a fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes and would love to see them on the big screen, this feels like another desperation move from Warner Bros. They're rushing so hard to catch up with Marvel that I'm worried they'll end up ruining the party for everyone.
^ I hope they make a LoSH movie. 
Imagine a human trying to explain to Matter-Eater-Lad how vampires are scary.
Warner Bros. to develop a Legion of Super-Heroes film?
Surely this has nothing to do with the massive success of Marvel's recent space-based superhero film.
While I'm a fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes and would love to see them on the big screen, this feels like another desperation move from Warner Bros. They're rushing so hard to catch up with Marvel that I'm worried they'll end up ruining the party for everyone.
Well, the original Guardians of the Galaxy always seemed to me, back in the day, as Marvel copying (loosely) the LSH, so it shouldn't be completely unexpected that the reverse would happen now.
^As opposed to the Shi'ar Imperial Guard copying (closely) the LSH? 
It's not plagiarism when you copy yourself.
Or is that why you're winking?
I've never been that much of a fan of Dave Cockrum.
Or is that why you're winking?
I've never been that much of a fan of Dave Cockrum.
Dave did't create the Legion, he just drew it for a while
The timeline is pretty obvious. 
Dave was 15 when they legion first showed up in Adventure Comics (1958).
What my 10 seconds of googling (double checking) did show me was that Dave designed most of the memorable "new" costumes in the early 1970s, and then designed the Imperial Guard in the late 1970s.
http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2010/10/10/top-ten-dave-cockrum-costume-designs/
Dave was 15 when they legion first showed up in Adventure Comics (1958).
What my 10 seconds of googling (double checking) did show me was that Dave designed most of the memorable "new" costumes in the early 1970s, and then designed the Imperial Guard in the late 1970s.
http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2010/10/10/top-ten-dave-cockrum-costume-designs/
Warner Bros. to develop a Legion of Super-Heroes film?
Surely this has nothing to do with the massive success of Marvel's recent space-based superhero film.
While I'm a fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes and would love to see them on the big screen, this feels like another desperation move from Warner Bros. They're rushing so hard to catch up with Marvel that I'm worried they'll end up ruining the party for everyone.
I really doubt they see it as any kind of competition. More than likely WB just wants to cash in on the same superhero wave that everyone else is profiting from right now.
Nah, it reeks of monkey see-monkey do.Warner Bros. to develop a Legion of Super-Heroes film?
Surely this has nothing to do with the massive success of Marvel's recent space-based superhero film.
While I'm a fan of the Legion of Super-Heroes and would love to see them on the big screen, this feels like another desperation move from Warner Bros. They're rushing so hard to catch up with Marvel that I'm worried they'll end up ruining the party for everyone.
I really doubt they see it as any kind of competition. More than likely WB just wants to cash in on the same superhero wave that everyone else is profiting from right now.
If they were just trying to profit from the superhero wave then they'd be doing vastly different concepts.
If they announced Firestorm or Question, something clearly not parallel to something Marvel just did, is doing then your latter idea would hold better.
Well they still have to make movies that'll have some kind of wide audience appeal. And I really don't see movies based on Firestorm or Question doing that. It's obviously going to be something more team-based or featuring more well known characters.
And I'm also not seeing much of a similarity between LSH and Guardians either, other than the fact they both take place in space.
And I'm also not seeing much of a similarity between LSH and Guardians either, other than the fact they both take place in space.
