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@xybernauts said:

@entropy_aegis said:

What exactly is the comicworld? I'm sure you'll find plenty of stories in the comics about characters grounded in reality and Rises was more unrealistic as compared to Begins(Bruce healing his injuries,Bane etc)

By comic book world I mean based on the actual comic books. I don't want the story to be unrealistic just for the sake of being unrealistic. Bruce healing his injuries was one of the more annoying parts of the movie, but I thought Bane was fine for the most part. One example of aspects of the comic book world that were phased out of the movie include Ras Al Ghul not being resurrected, or the lack of Batman motifs, Bruce Wayne bankrupting Wayne Corp, or the fact that Catwoman lacking any distinct catlike features other then being a cat burglar. Like I said, in the past two movies it wasn't so bad, but in this last movie it kind of took away from the movie. Basically in the comic book world, to which Batman is based, all these things are acceptable parts of his mythology, but in the Nolanverse he doesn't use them because he doesn't see how they can happen in the real world. In the future I want a universe where Man-bat can appear and Mr. Freeze can build a freeze gun. Stories with the quality of the Nolanverse, but that doesn't phase out the imagination of the Burtonverse. The only real example I can think of is Marvel Films.

@Twentyfive said:

Bane made that movie. Too bad a certain somelady screwed it up to the heavens, and back down to the underworld.

I actually like Talia Al Ghul. I just wish they revealed her part earlier in the film. Bane's goals in the movie felt too philosophical In the comics Bane is more simplistic he just wants money and power. So a Bane who just wanted to destroy Gotham for the sake of revenge or loyalty didn't feel right, but with Talia running the show it made perfect sense. I just wish the cast someone who did a better jog being Talia. I did like Bane in the movie though.

What...@bold area. You serious? Simplistic? Just wants money, and power? Bruh, read the comics.If that's too much for you, you can read his bio here on comicvine.

Nolan wanted to make Batman as realistic aspossible. That's why the Lazarus Pit didn't become a reality in the Nolanverse.

Tom Hardy was a near-perfect Bane. I loved his performance. I never heard of him until now. I can get passed the fact his origins was changed, and his mask looks crazy. These are minor gripes, and for me, doesn't take away much from him. He's not portrayed as a mindless brute like the previous one. Nolan kept him true to his character, as far as personality goes; a callous, cold, strong, and intellectual man whose genius and strength is on par with Batman, if not above.

Static is in the Young Justice. How do you feel about that?

What are your thoughts on a story involving elements of Greek Mythology or the usage of Greek technology with locations and characters names that are Latin? (I guess if KH/FF/Asura's Wrath/Marvel/DC can do it, anybody else can too, right?)

Do you play Dungeons&Dragons?

In the Marvel Civil War comics.. if you had to pick a side.. whose would it be? Iron-man or Captain America? Why?

1. What is your weakest subject?

2. If DC & Marvel crossed into one realm, and Batman and T'Challa fought, who do you think would win? Black Panther is enhanced by the Panther God. We know this question been asked several times, but from the showings of the Batman all the way until now fighting an African king, who is proclaimed as the 8th smartest man in the world (Batman is highly intelligent too, but just because DC didn't give him the title of one of the smartest men in the DCverse doesn't mean we downplay his intelligence which I see a lot of Viners do in Battle Forums)

So anyway. We have two highly intelligent, technologically-advanced superheros that are both peak human (if not, more) dishing it out. Prep time. The use of gadgets.

3. Bows& Arrows/ Swords & Shield/ Magical powers. Which one would you go for?

4. What would your real and superhero/villain name be if you were a comic book character in the DC/Marvel Universe? What powers would you want to have? Would you retain your real life personality or want an entirely different one? Weapon of choice? Matter fact, which universe would you want to be in anyway?

5. Did you go see the movie Savages? If so, was it good?

6. If there's one thing you could thing you could do right now, and one thing you could take back, what would they be?

7. Do you prefer Hispanic/Black (Light/Dark)/White/Indian/Arabic/ or Islander girls?

8. Name a few pet peeves of yours?

9. Am I asking too many questions? LOL

10. What is your favorite Animal? If you could compare your personality traits to an animal, which one would it be and why?

11. Recently, a man has killed another for sexually abusing his daughter. Now we know how we would feel about it emotionally, so I won't give you the "if you were a police officer" situation, and the man was sentenced to life in prison (You are his Lawyer), would you try your hardest to seek justice for the man who was only protecting his daughter or would you pack it up and call it a day? Also, let's say if you was the father, would you kill this monster or would you beat him to a bloody pulp and let the police handle it?

12. Am I getting annoying with these questions yet? You can be honest, LOL.

13. Are you a heavy drinker/smoker?

14. Do you speak any other languages besides English? Fluently.

15. If John Rozum came back to the title Static and they were going to continue it, which you go back to reading the series or leave it alone?

16. Favorite place to eat at?

17. You have any tattoos? If so, of what?

18. Recent game you brought?

19. What do you think of role-players using the same characters that have been used over and over constantly? Though everyone may love the same superhero, and they do have a right to RP whomever... how do you personally feel about that?

20. Are you a religious fanatic? If so, or if not.. what do you think of people who bashes God?

21. Do you like Twilight or Hunger Games?

22. If you went to jail, what would be your survival tactic? Join the Muslims? Join a gang? Be a loner and fend for yourself? Would you be scared?

23. The most boring movie you watched?

24. Are you a fan of Tyler Perry? Do you find him overrated?

25. Have you ever written a fan fiction? Do you have any excerpts on your characters Quazon or Taigra? Are they heroes or villains by the way?

I'm guessing its because you don't want people to steal your character(s) idea right?

Could you elaborate more on Saints Row existence being the cause of SA?

Also, have you ever brought your original character(s) into RP? If so, how did it work out?

Are you looking forward to the new GTA game?

Also, there has been controversy between Saints Row and GTA. Which one do you enjoy more and why? Do you think one outclasses the other?

Whats the name of the character of the story you want to work ?

Who is your avatar?

@Static Shock said:

@SuperTide said:

I heard you loved History in school. Is this true?

No, it's not.

A lot of history isn't taught or mentioned in schools or colleges. Some of it is actually misinterpreted, and a lot of is used to cover up other parts of history. Perfect example. African history. A lot of people are oblivious and/or ignorant to it because they aren't taught enough of it in school (Jenny Hyun once tried to compare a picture of an African hut to a picture of architecture from the Roman Empire in one of her blogs; little does she know...). For example, there's more to African history than Ancient Egypt, not to mention the fact that American schools and Hollywood films based on Ancient Egypt have people thinking that Ancient Egyptians are of Arabic/Turkish origin, when they were actually Black. Those Egyptian statues (like the Sphinx, since it's missing its nose) were purposely defaced by foreigners bacause they resembled Black people. Kingdoms in Africa were rich with not just resources, but academics and philosophy. Believe it or not, the principles of Socrates and Aristotle weren't exactly theirs. They were borrowed from African philosophers. They don't tell you this in school, though. Instead, they teach you what Socrates and Aristotle taught everyone else, without even mentioning the person responsible for what they know.

Preach!