This had me cracking up in the theater:
This had me cracking up in the theater:
We are the Dora Milaje. We are the daughters of the 18 tribes of Wakanda. We are the teeth of the Panther God. Out of 10,000 years of sweat and bloodshed and battle are we born. We are the women of this ancient land. Deadliest of the species. And our time has come!
If they wanted to make the Dora their own heroes, then Coates should of had them exiled to New York where they could get a fresh start and build up a street crime reputation. In the Jabari lands, they'll still be in Tchallas shadow.
Most people "haven't heard of him" because Marvel have a self perpetuating problem of building up new characters in a meaningful manner especially when said characters don't fit a WASP male archetype.
Describing any character as being "D-list" is disingenuous to say the least and idincative of a somewhat elitist mind state on the part of some readers.
Prior to Coates usage of the Adversary in the recent issues of the proxy Storm solo (masquerading as a BP book) I'd never heard of the character.
That hasn't led to me describing this character as being "D-list" regardless of the fact that he's previously been beaten by Boom-Boom and Iron boxes previously.
There are no bad characters.
Bad writers on the other hand.....
Last edited by Mr MajestiK; 06-16-2018 at 01:16 PM.
Mantis Dad is one of the coolest posters in this thread because he's totally honest with his opinions and genuinely interested in learning about the BP mythos with ZERO bias.
I agree with you 100% on Blue Marvel.
The potential that character has was totally squndared by Al Ewing's in The Ultimates.
Mr. MajestiK,
Would you feel me less a man if I admit reading this put a lump in my throat?
Thank you for the kind words, it makes me wish I spent more time here when my eldest DD was around.
After finally finishing all 5000+ pages of this thread I truly think you and the Flex person are like the God Fathers of this thread /no offense to the other wonderful fine young gentlemen and gentleladies/, I look forward to your posts and his. You are both like EF Hutton!
If BP holds well this weekend, it will be <400K from becoming the 3rd movie all time to reach $700 million domestic.
Now it all depends on Disney when they decide to pull the movie if it will hit that landmark.
It's not entirely up to Disney how long it stays in theaters. That's sort of up to the theaters.
That said, if Disney really wanted it to hit the landmark, it probably should have deleyed releasing the BP movie on DVD/Blue Ray. A lot of people are less likely to see the movie in theaters again if they own a copy.
Alex Ross talking about Black Panther
Aw shucks,.
I'm feeling all bashful now.
Mantis was one of the coolest posters to grace this (and the Namor) thread and she always used to talk about how you introduced her to the wonderful world of mainstream comic books.
It goes without saying that it's a real honor to have you amongst us here.
Flex-Hectic hasn't posted in awhile but when he does, it's usually a riot of laffs.