Me either, nor do I think we need more self-aware jokes about "look how dumb and goofy this genre is!" Gunn said during the Suicide Squad press tour that super heroes were "the dumbest thing ever" and he liked making a movie like TSS because he can't take them seriously. That obviously works for some characters, but someone with that perspective running things is sort of concerning.
I would love to see Terrific in a movie but I don’t really want to see him in the Superman flick. Steel and Steelworks should be the tech/super science part of Superman’s world.
Ideally Mr. Terrific should have his own show but maybe he’ll show up in the Waller project if they have her join Checkmate.
Slightly annoyed that they cast yet another skinny actor to play Michael Holt. The man is supposed to be physically imposing as he is smart.
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I’m sitting here hoping they launch a new Terrifics book with Tom King writing. Probably as close as we’ll ever come to Hickman on Holt.
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While more Michael is generally good, I'll opt for a solo or nothing - from King.
Yeah TK is a weird one for me.
Narratively, his stories tend to follow the same/a similar formula, but the results can be polar opposites. They can produce bangers such as Vision, and yet "dumpster fires" like Heroes in Crisis.
He did write a brilliant Mr. Terrific in Strange Adventures - a series I did like overall despite a lot of others not being fans.
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bring on Christopher Priest to write a Mr. Terrific book, solo or team based. I don't know if it would "last" longer than 2 years (hopefully) but it would be fun.