i do like the border of the tube
THis is the family friendly version of YJ cyborg origin
Morrow. as in T.O. Morrow?
Yep, he was there in the comic too.
Theyâre really selling the proper body horror that comes from Cyborgâs origin.
Straight out of the comic, so good they had to put it in the live action movie.
You would think she would have some social skills enough to get that people donât really like swords pointed at their face.
I like how they add to the Apoclyptian part of this new origin and add the cocoon element and basically a tweaked cousin of a parademon conversion.
Still i like the brazen. maybe itâs a lot of sword pointing on themyscira
I do like the cocky Superman we see in this early time period, gives him a good sense of growth throughout the series, and makes him feel more fun â especially since this is probably one of the few times he can really let loose.
Hey Freddy
Billy, who do you think you are, a white guy in a horror movie?
I really like the hood. the crackles not so much
The hood reminds me a lot of video game characters like Ezio Auditore and the like â inspirations that Billy of this time period is going to more likely take than circus strongmen.
Also, this is one of the things where I think they actually do things better here than in the comic. In the comic, itâs never really explained how Diana went from Washington DC to Metropolis.
Our first SuperWonder moment. Adorbs
What a meet cute. While I donât know if I like them as an âendgameâ couple, I do like stories with Superman and Wonder Woman as a couple.
Flashâs reaction is the verbal superhero equivalent of Jessie drinking and drinking the water in Breaking Bad.
I can see them having a thing, but nothing really longterm
At least in modern days â in stories way off in the future where Steve and Lois are long gone (like Kingdom Come and the Dark Knight universe), eh, itâs more no holds barred.
On again off again and on again when they are whatâs left
Ya had to say it, didnât ya, Hal, ya dingus.
And Flash nerding out over Batman.