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re·lat·a·ble
rəˈlādəb(ə)l/
adjective
adjective: relatable

1.
able to be related to something else.
"the growth of the welfare state will be clearly relatable to the growth of...

Why do superheroes need to be relatable? The whole point of them is that they can do things that no one human can possibly do on their own.

For any story to work you do need a human connection,...

I'm fine with the tattoos and liquor, because it's badass. Yeah, that's pretty much it.

I don't think it really conflicts with Aquaman as a character at all. As long as Aquaman is the king of...

Unfortunately, actors get tricked like that sometimes. Olivia Munn turned down the role as the love interest in Deadpool because she didn't want to play a pointless character who's only there for eye...

I've always felt that DC Comics tends to pull off LGBT representation more gracefully than Marvel does.

If you simply go around slapping LGBT labels on characters who don't need them(Like Marvel...

You look more like Tyler Hoechlin(from Supergirl) than either of them.

The way superhero movies typically work, I think it's safe to assume that the characters will change their costumes to some extent as the series goes along.

I wouldn't be surprised if Cyborg looks...

I loved the first story arc of GT(Goku, Pan, and Trunks roaming the galaxy searching for the black star dragonballs). After that, it immediately went downhill and turned into the traditional "villain...

The Flash is everyone's best friend.

Not even just talking about Barry, but Wally too. We haven't had a Flash yet who isn't a nice guy.