Green Lantern should have never been a TV series.
That lore deserved a grand space epic trilogy on the big screen.
These 2 decisions would’ve made Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy even more legendary
Which one do you wish had happened?
James Gunn’s plan for the DCU is just a reminder to not surround yourself with yes men.
Was there not anyone there to tell him he shouldn’t start his universe with obscure characters?
It would be pretty awesome if the post credit scene at the end of Secret Wars
is the alien venom symbiote finally taking over Peter
This gives them a great launch into the Venom Saga and a great start to the next phase
We’ve all collectively agreed that Spider-Man is more popular than Batman right?
#spidermanbrandnewday
After Jason Momoa’s first look as Lobo, fans have started comparing it to his time as Aquaman.
Which character do you prefer him as?
This comparison of Marvel and DC’s upcoming projects has sparked plenty of debate among comic book fans.
Some believe Marvel’s slate has generated far more excitement/hype, while others say it’s too early to judge the new DCU.
Mark Strong’s Sinestro appeared for less than two minutes in Green Lantern (2011), but many fans still consider him the definitive live-action version of the character.
After DC Studios revealed Ulrich Thomsen as Sinestro in HBO’s Lanterns, the debate has started all over again.
He’s coping because he knows Doom did not get a proper build up
Thanos was an underlining sense of dread set up from the post credit scene at the end of the first avengers movie
Sorry Kevin but no one buys this
Stop making excuses
Kevin Feige addresses fans saying that Doctor Doom has no buildup compared to Thanos:
“The Thanos buildup has built up in people’s heads over the years. He sat on a chair at the end. He put on a gauntlet and said, ‘I’ll do it myself.’ And he yelled at Ronin on a video screen briefly.”
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