Kangaxx_54

Well, I enjoy DC far more than Marvel, so obviously I voted DCAU. But the comparison isn't really fair when it's two so widely different mediums.

I did like most of the Marvel universe movies that I have seen (though Avengers really wasn't very good IMO).

JL8 is the best thing since sliced bread. I follow it every week, and has for a good while.

Justice League, no contest.

It so would.

Eh. It'd bother me more to see all kinds of fake brands. Yes, there's a Sears in Smallville. There probably also would be one in a real town. What's so strange about that? Unless the movie starts really advertising (ie. if somebody drinking a Cola starts monologing(?) about how great the taste is), then I'll just see it as a regular, normal world, which is actually more believable than if they didn't use product placement.

This is awesome! Gordon is a great character, and if they follow the themes from Gotham Central, it can only be a success.

If you look closely, there's a pill in the cave which is suddenly missing (because Alfred ate it). That pill is a kryptonite thingy-majing which confers superpowers and stuff to whoever eats it. It's a plot point of the Injustice game, making the streetlevellers able to go toe-to-toe with the very powerful characters, like superman (although I do think that surprise worked very much in Alfred's favor here).

Alfred was so badass in this! I loved every second of it.

There was a rather funny and interesting Joker - Harley story in No Man's Land. I think it's in either trade #3 or #4. Harley is unhappy with the Joker who's busy with his schemes; she happens upon a 'dating guide' book, and starts playing hard to get, to interest the Joker. It may sound trivial and cliche, but I actually really enjoyed that story.

In addition to these reasons, I simply can't buy them individually, as I have no comic shop anywhere near me. There are a few comics that I buy digitally, but others that I hold off on, even if I am interested in them, purely so that I can have the trade on my shelf.

It seems to me that single issues very quickly take up a *lot* of space, far more than trades ever would. Plus, they're far more flimsy; you have to get protection sleeves and special boxes for them; it's more clunky to read a whole story arc as you have to take each comic out of a sleeve, read, put it back etc., and that's assuming that you keep them all in order. I doubt I'd buy many of them even if I did have a LCS. But the very long wait is a huge downside. Also why I have started buying digitally, even though I prefer paper.

I'd watch the hell out of that. I loved Gotham Central, and I've seen some spoof trailers for exactly this kind of show, and they were awesome.

This one.