Also loved how he brought back and modernized the Zorro inspiration by having the Wayne’s see The Mask of Zorro.
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Just read a review of it and that back up story is uhh… something.
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@TheBatgirlofNML i want to dedicate this award to my hero, @biff_pow. I was behind me all the way and couldn’t have done it without myself.
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- The Sweathogs drafted into the Suicide Squad
- The Sweathogs as an autonomous rival to the Suicide Squad
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The results are in, DC. the fans are clamoring for Sweath
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“Your screams aren’t your ticket out”
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It can always be scarier! Really go for it! Try to make adults cry and give children permanent psychological damage! You should see that guy Jack Nickelson’s smile from that horror movie. It’s terrifying.
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You look really constipated
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How Do You Prefer Wonder Woman’s Flying Ability? #poll
- under her own power
- with her invisible jet
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Why not both? Nice to have options.
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Linda Carter had an invisible jet and couldn’t fly. Linda Carter is Wonder Woman. Therefore Wonder Woman uses an invisible jet.
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If DC only kept one group of heroes around, the classics from before 1980 or the more modern and diverse characters that have debuted since, which would you choose.
You can keep one group of heroes or the other. Do you keep “Old School” or go with the “New Kids.” It’s based on debut, so the early Teen Titans, Power Girl, John Stewart and Guy Gardner are in the Before 1980 group.
- Before 1980
- 1980 and later
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My top 10 favorite characters are all from before 1980.
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Tim Drake comes in at #10, Kon-El is in the top 20, Impulse and Michael Holt are in the third ten and John Henry Irons, Jamie Reyes, Ambush Bug and the Zoo Crew make the top 50.
So 42/8 classic
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Before 1980, that’s what I grew up reading, so will always be near and dear. Though both eras have some great characters.
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