I'm of the opinion that Avengers receives more acclaim for the novelty/wow-factor of the first superhero crossover team film than actually being a great movie. I'm also of the opinion that Age of Ultron was a far superior Avengers film, and I will fight anyone to the death debating this.
That said, Justice League almost felt like a Ctrl+C of the Avengers plot. In today's generation of superhero movies, where stellar CBMs are being released every year, Justice League just can't compete. It's forgettable, underwhelming, and completely wastes having the most iconic heroes of the DC roster. I actually prefer MoS/BvS to Justice League, and considering the JLA have always been my favorite superteam, it's a depressing truth to concede.
I didn't as a kid. But then you get older, and you go into the real-world, and you start to realize that society treats people differently based on vague borders of "race" and "culture".
I still relate to characters who aren't Asian, obviously--we all have common threads of humanity that help us relate to fictional heroes beyond the superficial. But I'll always champion for representation and diversity (I know it's become a dirty word in certain circles, but I truly believe in it) in popular culture, be it superhero comics or anything else.
Probably 1, though that's just Arkham Origins Slade with a filter. 2 looks like a MGS character, while 3 makes him look like a slasher Jason-type villain.
It's funny you say that because, Slade and Jason Voorhees debuted in the same year.
Probably 1, though that's just Arkham Origins Slade with a filter. 2 looks like a MGS character, while 3 makes him look like a slasher Jason-type villain.
You've ignored huge chunks of my posts this entire debate, what, can't take your own medicine?
Also because your point is weaksauce. The only one you listed that's valid is Zemo. If you don't think Ronan and Zola were faithful adaptations of their comics versions that kept the key iconic aspects (this is important, take notes) of their costumes, I don't know what to tell you.
But what do they all have it common? That's right...they're yellow. Not "beige" like you're claiming. That's like saying the Joker doesn't have an "iconic costume" because everyone draws his purple-green ensemble differently.
And yet you're still wrong about Captain Boomerang.
You're still wrong about Flag too. You'll never guess what else he wore in that same issue:
You clearly do care, considering you're still debating.
I don't think the casual observer would look at our debate and see me as the one twisting facts and showing bias, but mmkay. I don't need to agree to disagree. You can either walk away or keep providing me with flawed arguments to debunk.
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