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Thanks for this. It was an insightful readNomsNoms said:
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Thanks for this. It was an insightful readNomsNoms said:
Post-Crisis Bats specificallySpookyShadow said:Idk about Batman being > Ezio but he got so many incarnations and stories...
>A broken japanese verse which is goodDante Demon Killah said:VHD case is Quantity and Quality, literally all novels were well received by the public
Manga is okay but the Novels are the real deal
1. They aren't too powerful overall.Edwardtruong2006 said:
...This isn't really why Rorschach is compelling. Rorschach is compelling because of what he represents, his themes, and his symbolisms.LordUrien935 said:Rorschach for 9-C. His brutality and his uncompromising morality makes him an extremely interesting character to read, even if Alan Moore's purpose was to create someone you would never want to meet ever.
Yes, this seems like the general consensus. Not excited to get my hands on BL3 honestly.Schnee One said:Also the Calyoso Twins suck
***** on and destablishes the themes and philosophy established by the Original Watchmen, killed off Manhattan and supposedly made another Superman Clone in the Watchmen universe, went into this unecessary and forced in meta subtext about how the multiversal retcons work to preserve eras of Superman. Superman turning Manhattan with his "just incorruptable morals" is just a really dumb way to progress the plot, and the story as a whole misses what made Watchmen a unique and interesting story, contradicting it in the process.LordUrien935 said:@AogiriKira Well, thanks for further reinforcing why Rorschach is the best written 9-C. Also, why don't you like Doomsday Clock?
Sure thing. I feel Doctor Doom should be added for his charisma as a villain, his motivation of wanting more power, and never giving up at doing so, and even going at very great lengths at obtaining said powers, and jsut doing what he feels is right. He also has a very intimidating and badass presence, as well as being very intelligent. Doom's backstory is also quite tragic, and makes you understand Doom's character and motivation better. He also has a relatable arrogance and massive ego that I can relate to, as I tend to get full of myself, and try to prove myself better than others tbh, which we all kinda have tbh.SpookyShadow said:"Please add reasoning rather then just listing characters"
LordUrien935 said:Ah, I almost forgot Darth Vader for High 7-C. Name a more well-known redemption arc in all of fiction.
Definitely not more well known.Sora and buff riku said:Meruem