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Surprised the junkbags in the QTs don't seem to be whining about too many white dudes this time around.

Nothing to apologize, just thought I should clarify since I often see that. :)

Romani, not Romanian. Romas can come in all sorts of different shades. Doctor Doom is Romani too, yet he's as white as it gets.

The danger zone!

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It's not because Cyborg's accident is literally his origin story. The disability aspect has always been part of his history, he didn't have another established superhero identity for 20 years before...

Marvel doesn't just refuse to undo OMD, they're openly spiteful about it and making sure to further disgrace that relationship and MJ's character in particular, with every chance they get so people...

Of course, ableist. They sure love their buzzwords, don't they. Nothing lower than bullying creators by trying to play moral superiority.

Both Cass and Steph are back being Batgirls so what could be gained by putting Babs in a wheelchair again. The fact that these are the same pos who accuse others of misogyny when they want a female...

Will someone tell them how she got in that wheelchair in the first place. That was far more problematic than anything Taylor has written so far.

I presume lots of these **** stains are "DickKory" stans? Wouldn't expect anything less.

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I like the logo. Oddly enough I didn't even think of Kingdom Come when I first saw it.

I'd say Xermanico and Sean Izaakse probably have a chance to join that group as well.

The fact that she's a fellow patient actually makes me wonder if everything could all be an act on her part. Maybe she sees him as a fascinating subject so she's pretending to be obsessed with him to...

Liked it a lot. So far it doesn't really seem like she's his psychiatrist here, but rather a fellow Arkham patient.

So they are not actual new drawings? Oh well, Garcia-Lopez is still king.

I'd like to think that was his "dad" instinct. Sees a kid in danger and acts without a second thought, damn the consequences.

The irony is Powell is 35, he's young but he's not *that* young. He's older than Ryan Reynolds was back when he was cast. I can easily see a modern-day Hal Jordan being portrayed as an 80s millennial...

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Doubtful, I'm not sure why it even says CoIE when Hal didn't become The Spectre until like a decade and a half later. He wasn't even in the story at all.

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I imagine it's a (variant?) cover.

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It's an interesting design for sure. Certainly not as weird as the armored Injustice look for instance, but I guess that was the point with Injustice.

Have you even been paying any attention for the past 2 years? Did you miss what they did to Peter, to MJ, to Ben Reilly, to Janine, to Jessica Drew, etc. It's fine to treat characters like crap just...

I'd say to me age has more to do with perception than anything else. Because of the MCU, Hank Pym will always be known as an old support player and that's not who the character ever was. I guess...

Glen Powell is definitely a top fan casting from a really superficial standpoint, but I think when all is said and done people just want the character to finally be done right. And I've said I have...