>obscure but good title >just the right length of storytime >good art >no ideological soapboxing >OP even proactively added download links This is a pretty good thread. I was expecting the critic to play a part in the villain's plan, if not him being the mastermind himself. Seems a strange choice to introduce the character only to reduce him to an inconsequential annoyance. The way that one magician also reacted to the idea of "a new Delfi" seemed to imply there's more to it than just being the Doctor's assistant. Smells like a dropped plot point.

Bit confusing,but still an enjoyable read. Thanks OP,your tastes are impeccable and people like you make this board worth posting on. Is the last panel supposed to be a sequel hook or some short? I kinda got lost in the burning man cult and the mechanics of the magic

>>6445 >middle ground between Constantine, Doctor Who, and Witch Doctor. Visually Mysterious reminds me a bit of Dylan Dog who let himself go. >>6478 It is pretty heavily implied that Mysterious needs to have a Delfi at his side to to reach full potential. He is far more lively in flashbacks than at the beginning of the comics. He becomes more lively and less apathetic over the course of the book, as he grows closer to his new Delfi.

>>6709 Okay?

>The entire plot of capturing a Chinese business man to be investigated in the USA would be removed. And if anything, the Chinks would be shown as wise honorable race who are either flawless or spare no time dealing with corruption within. >The plot about a boat full of prisoners who need to choose whether to sink their own ship or a ship full of innocents would be replaced with a huge fight where the remote passes between the two sides, only for the hero to swoop in and make the choice not to press the button. Did no one else find it weird when watching TDK that the film is basically plot piece after plot piece action scene one after the other? Mind you Nolan does this basically all the time where he's really just an action film director pretending to be more especially with Tenet. Come to think of it you can really make the argument Nolan films are just MCU films with no humor or playful undertone.

>>6740 >Nolan films are just MCU films with no humor or playful undertone.

i want to fuck the entire family. except darwin hes a lil retard.

>>6741 But the big fat retard dad is fine?

>>6742 yeah. not my first option but yeah. i would richard too.

>>6694 She would be far more interesting if her faith was more than a window dressing. Having Kamala's upbringing and religion be at odds with the greater American society and its values could be interesting. Making her go through a crisis of identity amplified by her shape-shifting powers could be interesting. Same for her religion, and having her possibly become someone who things that Islam should be reformed, apostate, agnostic, or even an atheist would make for an interesting character progression. Unfortunately, no one working at Marvel has enough ability to write something like that, and company itself has no balls to do it. Her religion and background have no bearing on her character besides being superficial traits to make her slightly different than other characters.

>>6179 Why does female Aquaman have *snikt* *bub* claws?

>>6705 Simply put Marvel & Kamala's writers can't step on any toes regarding religion especially. Probably why every pantheon technically exists but most of them are just aliens & even God is just a vague being disconnected from Christianity. >>6706 They're pieces of the trident.

>>3847 >Bauhaus style = forced simplicity So you never picked up a pencil before or any art theory?

>>2843 Starship Regulars https://youtu.be/Vw_PuiSwKBk

>>6364 >you are the ignorant one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuaGN45mLu0 Bauhaus style =forced simplicity + abstract form with no relationship to nature + Art history & solutions of past ages rejected ((("rejection of all traditional IDEAS"))) +no ornamentation+ focus on industrial mass production Bauhaus was the idea of "ART" & aesthetics that the globalist created in order to pimp soulless industrial products to the masses who were used to the idea of traditional art & aesthetics.To reject thousand years of art history & tradition , the solutions invented by artists of past ages , to remove the idea of beauty from nature & to place the idea of manufactured beauty onto machine made products is forced simplicity & ignorance pushed to max. Bauhaus & contemporary art claims to give more freedom to artists,freedom from conformity of tradition & history, to provide a medium to express individuality otherwise suppressed by common traditions passed down by previous generations & rules of art invented by artists of the past. You should ask yourself how does being ignorant of history & tradition give you freedom? How can the artist express his opinions,ideas & emotions without having the ability to communicate ? The rules of art & design invented by artists of the past past passed down through generations give artists the ability to communicate his opinions,ideas & emotions.Without this ability all that the artist produces becomes noise with some progressive rhetoric attached to it (rejecting tradition = progress) . This processes of passing down of knowledge through generations represents the natural evolution of art and design & the corruption or subversion of this process is destruction of knowledge. "A laid-back greybeard professor interrupted to inform me, What do you mean? All of us here draw very well. Words failed me At the end of the talk, I showed them how to do a basic walk, and as a result got mobbed at the exit, the kids pleading desperately for me to teach them more. I escaped, but I'm afraid that's what the situation is out there — a lack of any formal training and no one to pass on the 'knowledge'. You don't know what you don't know. I harangued the deans of the art schools for failing in their duty to provide proper skills to their students. Surprisingly, when I finished, the deans called an emergency meeting to which I was invited. 'Look Mr. Williams,' they said, 'you're right, but we have two problems. Number one: since classical drawing was rejected years ago, we have no trained teachers who can draw or teach conventional drawing as they never learned it themselves. And number two: our mostly rich students — on whom we count for our funding — don't want to learn to draw. They would rather decorate themselves as living works of art — and that's exactly what they do.''

>>5757 Netflix calls everything that has slightly japanese influence "anime", it's just a marketing thing at this point, normies seems to eat it.

>>5758 To be fair, the reason there's meaning in the word "anime" is because they have been doing quite similar character design for several decades with barely any changes and at a very high rate because production model. You can't say the same to any other national production, besides the canadians, but you get the idea.

Forget one: >The whole show will have a non-alpha male model of heroism where it's either some edgelord saving a world he holds in contempt or getting forced into it.

>>4914 Early South Park was way better, before it increasingly just became a soapbox for their political opinions, where they frequently just forget to actually tell jokes.

New stuff? Here and there. Old stuff? occasionally. I think it peaked during the season where "Make Love, Not Warcraft" was in. It kind-of got way too formulaic at some point where they try to wrap all the stories up with a moral in the last 2 minutes. I think it broke the mold at some point but it went back to the old formula not long after. I think it should've ended a long time ago like the Simpsons, even if it does have some good episodes here and there past its prime. Better to be remembered for all the good stuff instead of being burdened by the all the bad ones.

>>4911 I love season 5-17 South Park. Those seasons aren't flawless and at times are quite shit but those seasons had the funniest jokes imo

>>6356 >There's that time Kevin Smith retconned that, during the famous scene in Batman: Year One when he crashes into Falcone's mansion for the first time, his first real big appearance as Batman, he actually peed his pants I thought you were kidding.

>>6379 Don't feel bad. Frank Miller's Batman was already destroyed way before Kevin Smith came in. See every related book that's come out from the success of The Dark Knight Returns.

>>6379 You've got be fucking shitting me. Shit like this doesn't make him a better character, it's just too much information that ruins it. Am I supposed to know that he probably shat his pants involuntarily when Bane broke his spin?

I really like Ironman, but principally because I like the armor as a concept. Can't say if it's the best movie from Marvel because I haven't watched the others.

Pre Avengers Marvel films and the MCU post Avengers are two different things and no one can tell me otherwise.

It's weird knowing that Favreau shot the entire movie without a hard script, and it still managed to be so successful. Too bad Ike Perlmutter fucked Jon's intention to actually adapt Demon in a Bottle with the sequel.

END OF MINISERIES The miniseries was still nice, but the different art-style dragged it down immensely by making it less distinct,lack of dignity, poor fight and lack of any real chemistry between Rondell and the D&D rogue while lacking the history Rondell had with Lucille or Esther hurt it in the long run.

I vaguely remember the punisher/black widow one being an alright watch. Although the fact that I can't remember much of the movie isn't much of an endorsement.

>>2810 Wasn't he supposed to stand in for Hideyoshi who was said to look like a monkey? That's the only reason they used Gorilla Grodd, a Japanese history joke.

>>6318 Yes.

I hope those of you who were reading enjoyed. Hopefully someone will come along and dump Season 11, but if not you really should go give it a read on your own.

>>5895 >why do Jewish broads always have such great tits? All those centuries of taking Big Goyim Cock because "Lol, as long as the mother is Jewish the kid is still a jew." So yeah, the big hebrew milkers meme is the result of centuries of taking Euro dick and giving birth to countless generations of Mischlings. To see what Israeli titties would look like without the Ashkenazim mixing, look at the Sephardi jews.

>>5895 >why do Jewish broads always have such great tits? 1. Used to fatally attract rich people like Ahasuerus. 2. Extra calories make Jews' brains develop earlier so they can appear gifted and displace the real gifted students. Same way cuckoos grow faster so they can push other birds out of the nest.

>>5216 >yikes

>>1576 Only mp3s for now.

>>6148 You're right & I get that. Like I said before, it all harkens back to old fears. Wolves would attack children who wandered into the woods & kill livestock for food. So people demonized wolves as evil rather than just hungry territorial animals.

>>6136 >>6148 >>6149 The thing about werewolf tales is that not all traditional werewolves/werecreatures were evil. Many were because they were supposed to be people who intentionally made a deal with the devil for power to transform or were just a demon possessing a wolf or a witch controlling a wolf but some stories had an innocent person cursed in some way into becoming a werebeast of some sort. In those cases the werewolf would be even less vicious than even just a normal wolf. Timid even. Which makes sense. Transform a kind young girl into a wolf and she would have the same personality and just be frightened and confused. Transform the Zodiac Killer into a wolf and he'll murderfuck his way through the population with glee until he's stopped.

>>6150 I know there's at least a slavic(?) legend about a wolf headed man that leaves fish on the window sills of people's homes during Christmas or some such. I also remember seeing a show talk about how Saint Patrick encountered werewolves who according to themselves were servants of God. Wish I could remember what that show was called but it was like animatic recreations of scary legends.

>>3546 It will not make it into the series unless French are involved. >>3547 It depends on Smith's involvement. If he is just a producer or directs few episodes, it might be alright. As long as Smith is not allowed to write it, there is hope for the series to be good. I just wonder how exactly the two eras will be handled. Will it be just two separate stories, each running as its own 15 minute segment, or will they intertwine somehow?

>>3551 >It will not make it into the series unless French are involved. They'd better be.