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                Superman is lame, sh*t, and his stories are very boring  Why does the vine always have a Superman tribute of the month, he has no toon, his movie flopped and there are far more interesting comics out there Looking forward to the day the vine dumps these silly superman vids
           

                A fictional city. New York always felt weird to me
           

With respect to the DC Relaunch, I'm a little intrigued by the costume differences between Superboy #1 and what appears to be Superboy in Teen Titans #1.  I also notice that they do not mention Superboy in the solicitation for Teen Titans #1... 
 
" As Red Robin, he's going to have to team up with the mysterious and belligerent powerhouse thief known as Wonder Girl and the hyperactive speedster calling himself Kid Flash to stand any chance at all against a living, breathing weapon with roots in another world! They – along with a few other tortured teen heroes – will be the Teen Titans"  
 

I don't agree with the argument presented here.  I don't know anyone who has gone to a film adaption of a comic or a novel and really cares if or expects it to be similar to the printed material and/or how supporting characters differ between the two.  The only people that seem to scream about this are the hard-core fans of the original material.  I think that Comic Books sales not benefiting from the success of films has little to do with the complexities of the the comic books or differences from the films but more with the differences in the mediums and the commitment to participate.  Going to the movies is easy and does not require too much investment - getting into comic books and collecting them, as they come out, requires a much larger commitment (time and money) than most people are willing to invest in.  I bet that what is actually happening is that if they like the movie they visit their local mall bookstore and buy some TPBs (and I notice that the bookstores capitalize with special X-Men or Batman 'insert latest film hero here' displays during the run of the film), maybe a poster or two and a T-Shirt.  Most people are just not obsessed or crazy enough to be a comic book reader and if they were they would already be one before they saw the movie.
 
Just my 2cents.

Am I excited about the movie? - yes I am. 
 
Am I excited that Chris Evans is sexy/gorgeous in the new poster? No so much :)

I thought it was pretty good.  I could have done without the whole 'origin of' part, was hoping it would have been darker/more violent and didn't really like the way they portrayed Parallax, but easily go past these hopes to enjoy the film.  Hector Hammond was awesome, one of the best parts of the film IMO.  CGI was great - the GL constructs turned out a lot better than I thought they would.
 
I always laugh at how everyone rates these films on how close they are to the printed material.  They are such different mediums they really do have to be re-invented.  IMO, if they tried to recreate exactly what is in the books they would be doomed for failure and fall flat.  I throw out such expectations and go into these as if they are a parallel-world/what-if/else-world type story.