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Mosh Pit: Wonderland
Anyone heard of "Justice" (DC Comics) is (a twelve-issue limited series featuring a story about Aquaman, Brainiac, and basically the Justice League of America squaring off against the Legion of Doom)?
While I'm excited about the upcoming comics adapted team-concept film "Suicide Squad" (2016) starring Jared Leto (as a missionary Joker), I do agree that shoving a bunch of heroes into the same film is like an over-stocked New York Yankees or Real Madrid.
However, this new Aquaman does capture some of the Triton-esque and Poseidon-esque features of any Aquaman...
Certainly, this will help DC Comics in the Marvel-DC battle, obviously being currently won by blockbuster Hollywood (USA) projects with the Avengers, Spider-Man, Captain America, etc. etc.
If you put a lot of characters in the same hero-villain film, at least you can take time to craft special initiatives, intentionalities, and nifty weapons to suit the over-indulgence. For example, if they put in Brainiac (DC Comics) in the Dawn of Justice film, maybe the iconic Superman nemesis can wield special spy-geared detonating audio cassettes.
After all, a rainbow appearing from manmade pollution-related acid rain is still...a rainbow!
Justice (DC Comics)
Suicide Squad (DC Comics)
Anyone heard of "Justice" (DC Comics) is (a twelve-issue limited series featuring a story about Aquaman, Brainiac, and basically the Justice League of America squaring off against the Legion of Doom)?
While I'm excited about the upcoming comics adapted team-concept film "Suicide Squad" (2016) starring Jared Leto (as a missionary Joker), I do agree that shoving a bunch of heroes into the same film is like an over-stocked New York Yankees or Real Madrid.
However, this new Aquaman does capture some of the Triton-esque and Poseidon-esque features of any Aquaman...
Certainly, this will help DC Comics in the Marvel-DC battle, obviously being currently won by blockbuster Hollywood (USA) projects with the Avengers, Spider-Man, Captain America, etc. etc.
If you put a lot of characters in the same hero-villain film, at least you can take time to craft special initiatives, intentionalities, and nifty weapons to suit the over-indulgence. For example, if they put in Brainiac (DC Comics) in the Dawn of Justice film, maybe the iconic Superman nemesis can wield special spy-geared detonating audio cassettes.
After all, a rainbow appearing from manmade pollution-related acid rain is still...a rainbow!
Justice (DC Comics)
Suicide Squad (DC Comics)
