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We see fare because we stand on the shoulders of giants! Great video thanks.

Muda essa espada. Não caiu bem. 😮

Sun .. not, a lightsaber, man.

Estuvo genial 👍

Looks fantastic, but the sun-sword is needed.

NO to the lightsabre, just NO. His "sun-sword" was majik not technology.

I would watch it. Hopefully AI can soon make whole movies.

I really like this concept, I enjoyed seeing it.

I wonder is this a computer animated movie, or a computer animated show series of (THUNDARR: THE BARBARIAN)?

A very creative take on 'Thundarr.' Great job.

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It would be so cool if they actually made a Thundarr movie. Alan Ritchson (Reacher) could play him. Perfect for the role. 💯

Is this legit or someone's dream

Enjoyed the program. 😎🖖🏼

The title is so cringe

This girl was mental toast. You were sure she was nuts.

I would watch the hell out of that movie ...

Thundarr was the first jedi

I remember Thundarr 😊

I always loved The Spirit and The Shadow.

Will definitely be giving the Shadow a watch. 🥂

This was a passable, but forgettable episode, made noteworthy only by the first appearance of the Vulcan mind meld. The episode isn't important for what it was, but rather what it has historically. BTW: Dr. Noel was a hastily rewritten last moment replacement for Yeoman Rand, who was about to be dropped after the next two episodes. Also, S. Bar-David was the pen name of frequent Lost in Space writer Shimon Whinchelberg, who would also write a draft of The Galileo Seven.

Great commentary. The ESPers, were brought back in the fan made series: “Star Trek Continues. To Boldly Go, Parts 1 and 2.”.).

Thanks for the review. Richard is such a terrible writer.

This was nearly a direct ripoff of the movie The Enemy Below...check it out sometime.

Hollywood will go back to they way thing were! It will change for the better. Wokeness will go away and entertainment will be great again! I don't give a shit what you say! Wokeness will soon be gone forever! MAKE HOLLYWOOD GREAT AGAIN!!!!!!

As it stands, I cannot foresee ever going back to DC Comics or any comics, after 45 years, I have enough. BUT, competent stories and complementary art, an end to variant covers, and just an overall respect for everything involved from beginning to end, might make me curious enough.

Brutal man. Manga is a big seller. I go every week to the book store. There is always people at the manga section.

DC=Dead Comics

Sorry I missed this

All of your chuckling and criticism regarding Ultragirl had me laughing.

A very engaging review.

I always wondered what would've been bigger between that big round ship, and a borg cube.

CDT*

It was not dumb at all.

'Promo SM'

Hello, I'm from Argentina and it's one of my favorite pre-crisis stories. in a single issue a conclusion and many characters confronted and the ORIGINAL BATMAN FAMILY is also perceived the TRIBUTE to the animated series of the 70s and the TV series of Adam West updated and it is also the last time that GERRY CONWAY would write for Batman (detective comics ) DON NEWTON's art is AMAZING

This was a cohesive and enlightening overview of this history. Thanks! I saw the William Burr movie in it's entirety before any other Godzilla film. Nowadays I make it a priority to maintain an original, and "Americanized" dubbed Godzilla films. I used to watch dubs on channel 11 during their occasional Godzilla marathons, but am glad that I've been able to obtain many of the the subtitled Japanese audio version.

A proton pack is not a toy and they can't screw in a light bulb if they keep trying to reinvent a light bulb.

“Vague lesbian vibe” They are clearly and purposely queer coded characters.

Hey, nice review! I agree with you in regards to Rabbi Cohen's reaction to seeing Batman in the alley, generally speaking. However, that can be easily enough explained by remembering that all anyone did in those days is listen to the radio, which was on most of the time. So, reports of a man in what appears to be a giant bat suit breaking up crime sprees across Gotham during the previous couple of weeks would've been the talk of the town and Rabbi Cohen could've simply thought to himself off panel, "Omg, this must be that man in the bat suit the radio news has been reporting about recently.", with no need to actually show that reaction. While I have your ear, I also want to clarify the process of putting realistic backgrounds into the comic. What Byrne used to do was take a photo from a magazine, photocopy it so it was black and white, then cut and paste that photocopy into his panel. What Perkins does is find photographic reference online and then hand draws it onto each panel. It's FAR MORE time consuming that the older way of photocopying photos, which Kirby and other artists did even before Byrne did it. It's especially more laborious and time consuming because the exact images Perkins needs aren't usually available, in terms of the angle/perspective the photos were taken, so Perkins usually has to interpret the photos and redraw them in the perspective he wants to lay out his panels in. Other times, he needs to take pieces of various photos and composite them together for a larger scene. Photo ref is a necessary tool, but HOW the artist INTERPRETS it is the important thing. By the way, for any budding artists out there, you SHOULD use photo reference to draw things like buildings, cars, etc. It's the only way they will look realistic, unlike the cheap and cheesy rectangles and squares most artists used to draw buildings in comics before the 1990's. In fact, even Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski will tell you to use photo ref to draw your pages if you want o get good enough to break in.

Great review,will u do one for Batman Dylan dog?

I like your reasoning and love your choices. I personally like the reasoning and inclusion of Aquaman. But looking at a more broad as well as a more specific picture, it is also possible to consider MERA. She has very similar qualities as Aquaman, yet her hydro kinetic powers and warrior like training make her one extremely powerful character; and I believe she would be more willing than Aquaman to broaden even bent the rules of decision making.

Couldn’t agree more. I really enjoyed the movie but it fell short in some ways. Aside from the things you mention one thing I was really looking forward to seeing were the sietchs. While the way they were designed in the movie fit the style of the rest of the film it was too much a departure for me. They threw a bright blue sash on Chani as a nod to it which just made me want to see them as described in the book even more. Also the burning of the Fremin bats (birds in the movie) with zero explanation as to why I didn’t care for.

I have yet to see it. I’m not sure that I want to knowing how it deviated from the lore.

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An *Omega Men* movie would also be a good way to introduce "Lobo" into the new DCU. "Lobo" was after all, introduced in (Omega Men #3) from June 1983.

It's a shame we will never actually see axanar

Axanar is the only Star Trek project I've been excited to see for over a decade.

Pathetic