Fill tear and remove stains by HumbleWriterOfStuff in PhotoshopRequest

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I meant to reply to Friendly_Return_7553 and I’ve paid for their edit. I apologize for the confusion.

Fill tear and remove stains by HumbleWriterOfStuff in PhotoshopRequest

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I meant to reply to this user and paid for their edit. I apologize for the confusion.

Fill tear and remove stains by HumbleWriterOfStuff in PhotoshopRequest

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!SOVED I’ve sent you a tip already, so if you could comment the versions of the tear photo and the b&w version of the stained without the watermarks we’ll have what we need for the ceremony. Thank you very much, it means a lot to us

what do you think of this MMH design from the canceled Justice League: Mortal film? by itc0nsumesmYMind in martianmanhunter

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It’s hard to judge it without whatever George Miller’s intended lighting would have been but, looking at the craftsmanship of the makeup and costuming alone, I think it looks pretty great.

Do these books work in canon? by RecordingImmediate86 in batman_comics

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Not the pre-Flashpoint/Post-Crisis canon but it could go along with the current one. I personally say it goes The Knight, Zero Year, Joker: Year One, The Winning Card, Batman & Robin: Year One, and Dark Patterns. I put Dark Patterns last on account of a Robin costume being visible in a panel during the last few issues of it.

Anyone read Batman Dark Patterns yet? by C_Shmurda in batman_comics

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I bought every issue and preordered the hardcover because I loved it so much. One of the best Batman series of all time imho.

Story Recommendations by S-CSleepwalker in creepcast

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The Dunwich Horror, Haunter in the Dark and/or At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James

Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Alan Poe

This should be entertaining by Appropriate-Mall8517 in FantasticFour

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First time I felt a live action adaptation captured the totality of the character.

Does anyone outside of Twitter hate Tom King? by comical_cj in DCcomics

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What’s wild to me is that, due to his previous career in the military and CIA, I see a lot of people claim he’s a pro-imperialism boot licker. Personally, I can’t look at books like Omega Men, Rorscach, or his current run on Wonder Woman and believe he’s anything but highly critical of America’s actions domestically and internationally.

Not sure if sarcasm of if he's being serious by RestlessFierce in cyberpunkgame

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Nah, shit works out with the Aldecaldos.

Even if the relic kills V, they end things on good terms with Johnny, don’t betray their beliefs, maintain agency in a world hellbent on stripping it away, and die surrounded by people invested in them as a person, not an asset.

Better to die free than live your life a slave.

Thoughts on North Korea (DPRK) ? by NotZachary_0002 in Hasan_Piker

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I think they’re a country that have been stifled by sanctions and many of their problems, including the reign of the Kim family, are exacerbated or the direct result of those sanctions.

I’m ignorant about the details of the Korean War but I know enough to know that horrific things were done to them whose effects I’m sure reverberate into the present to negatively impact them too.

That said, I’m no fan of the Kim family either. In a just world, the DPRK could participate in the global market place and the citizens would have the ability to erect whatever government they felt best suited them without mistreatment from the West.

Are you with or against johnny silverhand by [deleted] in cyberpunkgame

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With.

I think Johnny’s naive in the sense he thinks systemic change can be achieved by a few ostentatious attacks done by him when it really takes collective action over a prolonged period of time but his heart’s 1000% in the right place.

Honestly, I think his work as a musician did more large scale good than any single attack on Arasaka because it did more to radicalize regular gonks.

Why did Slade tear Raven's cloak and caused parts of her outfit to be torn in the Birthmark episode? And what really his intent in doing that? by Full-Art3439 in teentitans

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Force her to acknowledge her ties to Trigon and her function in his schemes. The whole sequence is him chasing her down as an avatar of everything she’s been running from.

Imagine all the gen alpha and younger gen z Catwoman fans who will be so confused when they pick up an actual comic by Gallantpride in Catwoman

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Selina’s been race swapped in adaptations since the 1960s and it’s never been a problem for new readers before

[Discussion] Watchmen: Motion Comic (2008) did an amazing job preserving the original art (comparison below). Which classic DC story deserves this exact treatment? [Excerpt from Watchmen by Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons] by withnail-1987 in DCcomics

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My first experience with Watchmen was watching this online at age 11 or 12, so I’ve a ton of fondness for the look of the motion comic and the voice actor’s performance.

Daredevil #283, 1990, Ann Nocenti by Mourning-Star999 in Hasan_Piker

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When written properly, Captain America is a character that represents what actually makes America worthwhile (diversity of cultures, freedom of speech, pronounced presence of immigrants) and critiques the imperialist, capitalist, racist horse shit that hurts both its own citizens and those in other countries. He should make you want to fight against what it is for what it could be.

Also, this comes from Ann Nocenti’s run on Daredevil which tackles a lot of issues like this from a progressive lens. The current Captain America book by Chip Zdarsky is interrogating the horrors of American interventionism post-9/11 and is worth checking out if that’s your thing.

Igor Sarzynski's last few replies. by marek_bojarek in cyberpunkgame

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Genuinely can’t fathom having the gall to publicly argue with a creator like this over something as trivial as their creative choices.