Dang...I'm not really much of a fan of any of these options. Gave my vote to Deathstroke just because of his involvement in the Teen Titans cartoon back in the day.
@winter_kills: You really thing Batgirl is better? Granted, I've only gotten into either of them since the New 52, but I love Kate and I've already stopped following Babs. It just seemed like everything with Babs was so contrived and it felt like she was in this sexist role of always being the victim even when she was being the hero. I don't know, I just connected with Kate a lot more and have enjoyed her book a ton. Not trying to argue or call out your opinion, just starting conversation in case I'm missing some key stuff with Batgirl.
@jonny_anonymous: I've never really had an interest in the book before. It's the new visual style that's actually put it on my radar. Might have to try it out.
I think I'm the only person who didn't love Quicksilver. Sure, his scene in the Pentagon was great, but he was incredibly underutilized. As for his look, I could've dealt with it if his hair didn't look like a cheap wig... That said, I still loved DoFP, I just think the action scenes in the future did a lot more to sell me on it than Evan Peters.
@thor_ul: have you seen twitter when Obama does something? Or when anything racially-focused comes up? It's really not that subtle these days, it's just being done from people's couches instead of physical demonstrations haha.
@k4tzm4n: I know part of the point is to encourage people (like me) who don't know much about Moon Knight to delve into his history and all that, but it'd be really nice if some of these had more of a guide to follow (i.e. an example of each, or for the villains one at least a picture of each). Yeah, part of me is being lazy, but I also know I'd be more likely to look up a run if I had one in my face saying "look how awesome I look!" like with the current run.
@justthatkid: I hope so many of your comments come true. And if they do end up putting Grayson in, and Garth, and maybe we'll be lucky and get Donna? It would be SO easy to get to a Teen Titans movie then (maybe even throw Cyborg back in - this time with his Justice League roots he can be more of the guiding force that brings them together instead of Dick). With the TV shows they've had, that would be automatically set up as a win, in my opinion.
Im gonna shed a tear if they confirm all this is true at Comic con next month.I always wanted Charlie Hunnam for Aquaman or that guy from Game of Thrones or Alexander Skarsgard
I hope you realize how ironic your comment is...he was in Game of Thrones for awhile. As for the choice, I'm not a fan. I like him, for sure, I just think he's a poor choice for Arthur...
I'm shocked how many people seem excited about this. I mean from a fan standpoint, sure it's great that properties like Shazam and Sandman are getting attention, but I feel like they're setting themselves up to fail. How many people will hear either of those titles and get automatically excited? You hear Wonder Woman or Green Lantern/Flash and you'll know what's going on. I hate to try and force DC to follow the Marvel model, but get yourself established before you take these kinds of risks. People still aren't really supporting their movie franchises and many are cautiously optimistic at best. I just think there are a lot of other ways to do this that would work out much better. Also, no more Ryan Reynolds?!??! :(
Also, this is all leaving out the TV work being accomplished. There's Arrow and the upcoming Flash and Gotham shows and it seems like none of these will connect to the movie-verse. In the case of Arrow and Flash, it seems like a terrible waste of all that character development, though I understand how the growing supporting casts could feel limiting on the movies. Just, why confuse the issue? Meanwhile, we all know that I'll still spend the money to see every one of these no matter what so why bother debating... *sigh*
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