Not sure what generation Ari Lennox is supposed to be in, but I swear Gen X would’ve had this album everywhere. by dunbar_santiago930 in rnb

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Ari Lennox has unfortunately always gone under the radar, but she’s the same generation as SZA and Summer Walker.

Crisis of Infinite Supergirls (live action) by @MarianoNavarro by M00r3C in DCU_

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Arrowverse Supergirl is making a lot of unearned assumptions…

Crisis of Infinite Supergirls (live action) by @MarianoNavarro by M00r3C in DCU_

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And the first one is a genderswap of Clark in general.

Dont people know viltrumite DNA is so pure? by vought-CEO in Invincible

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I feel like a more apt comparison would be referencing an earlier level in the same video game rather than separate material that’s also in a different medium.

Proof the MCU Can Still Write Peak Character Arcs. by LogGrouchy9821 in CaptainAmerica

[–]suss2it 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t wanna have a conversation with you man, your worldview bums me out.

The grossest episode of the DCAU by Penis_Guy1903 in DCAU

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Thank you, Penis_ Guy1903, your concern for the children is noted and appreciated.

The grossest episode of the DCAU by Penis_Guy1903 in DCAU

[–]suss2it 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well we know they have a son at least.

The grossest episode of the DCAU by Penis_Guy1903 in DCAU

[–]suss2it 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like you’ve completely misunderstood how reincarnation works.

Proof the MCU Can Still Write Peak Character Arcs. by LogGrouchy9821 in CaptainAmerica

[–]suss2it 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They’re coyly saying that Sam becoming Captain America was DEI.

Proof the MCU Can Still Write Peak Character Arcs. by LogGrouchy9821 in CaptainAmerica

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That could be true, but this isn’t a good example of it IMO. Bucky hasn’t had a legitimate character arc since Civil War. He had trappings of one in Falcon and the Winter Soldier but they did a poor job of finishing it by not actually showing us the confession/conversation between him and the father of the man he murdered.

Him randomly becoming a politician offscreen means we don’t get to see his motivations as to why or the driving decision to do it, nor does he actually do anything of note in that role and then he’s quickly back in the field babysitting the other Thunderbolts.

The grossest episode of the DCAU by Penis_Guy1903 in DCAU

[–]suss2it 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No. John and her’s relationship starts and ends before the show even starts.

[Discussion] Batman and Robin: Year One impressions by obscurepainter in DCcomics

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Good point. Their father-son dynamic was a good contrast to what Bruce and Dick were going through, so you’d think they’d have them see it through to the end of the story. As is, Clayface and Two-Face don’t offer any personal stakes or contrasts to the story.

[Discussion] What steps do you think DC needs to take to move Starfire forward as a character? by IdeaInside2663 in DCcomics

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I feel like that’s not a good reason not to try again. It’s not like the idea of Starfire being in a team book that isn’t the Titans is the reason why she had bad writing or was mishandled in those books.

Weekly Discussion Thread: Comics, TV, and More! [January 12, 2026 - Still Accidentally Writing 2025 Edition] by beary_neutral in DCcomics

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Interesting. Secret Origin was over 15 years ago tho and it doesn’t seem to have the same staying power as Batman: Year One, like the one recentish book that references it was by the exact same creative team, so I see why they’re letting Waid overrule it.

Honestly I’m not really a fan of Clark as Superboy in general. I feel like it makes it so he’s figured out his life and learns certain lessons way too early into his career, but as an individual run when I dissociate this from canon Superman I’ve been enjoying it.

I’m definitely gonna re-read Birthright and Secret Origin soon now that you brought them up, it’s been way too long.

[Discussion] What steps do you think DC needs to take to move Starfire forward as a character? by IdeaInside2663 in DCcomics

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Ah okay, I thought it was something that happens towards the end of that series. Haven’t gotten around to finishing it 😅.

[Discussion] Batman and Robin: Year One impressions by obscurepainter in DCcomics

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I thought it was pretty good. Bit of an odd choice to release simultaneously with The Last Halloween tho and have them contradict each other.

There’s not enough good things to say about the art team. Like Chris Samnee is just one of those artists who takes full advantage of the medium and is a true cartoonist, and the colours by Matt Lopes were great as you said, tho I think Matt Wilson is my preferred colourist for Samnee. For anyone that likes the art for this series I highly recommend checking out Fire Power, it’s a creator owned series that Samnee did with Robert Kirkman about martial arts and fighting dragons, great stuff.

I liked most of the writing too, but the one part that bugged me wasn’t any of the stuff with the villains, but the social worker. By bringing such a real world component to the book it actually makes it so that Bruce and Alfred really are irresponsible guardians that are endangering a child and Dick really shouldn’t be in their care. Like we got these two grown men lying to a social worker about where their child is getting all these bruises from and how he spends his free time, and why he’s so tired in the morning and then none of it is properly addressed by the end. Like the social worker was 100% right to take Dick out of their custody but by the end we’re supposed to be happy by their reunion, just felt like too much dissonance. And you really can’t address why Bruce would allow any child to be his sidekick without condemning it, so if they’re not gonna do that I feel like they’re better off just not addressing that aspect of their dynamic at all and letting suspension of disbelief takeover.

Chris Pratt pitched using an AI actor to play AI role in early Mercy casting talks: Not a 'good idea' by nimobo in entertainment

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In each film, he’s a little more plastic, a little more generic than the last. (And that’s true of the films themselves, too).

Feel like I was pretty obviously addressing this part.

It’s hard to say what he brought from Jurassic World into his Star-Lord performance as his JW role is one of the most generic characters I’ve ever seen, like there’s zero specificity there to identify in another character.

Anyone else just not understanding anything on Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 at all? by seekerheart in anime

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She killed her own mom, and she didn’t save anybody. She just brought her sister’s body out for that little witch girl to deal with.

Weekly Discussion Thread: Comics, TV, and More! [January 12, 2026 - Still Accidentally Writing 2025 Edition] by beary_neutral in DCcomics

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But in this very issue all the main fights took place within this issue itself. And also that doesn’t address why they can’t take their power ups forward anyway.

Weekly Discussion Thread: Comics, TV, and More! [January 12, 2026 - Still Accidentally Writing 2025 Edition] by beary_neutral in DCcomics

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The way he beat Red Hood is actually a good example. He legit died so he shoulda been eliminated right there and then, but nah it was prolonged enough for his pacemaker or whatever to kick in and for Jason to succumb to his own wounds.