This universe is such a clusterfuck and it’s been like 2 years
You’re being generous it’s been about 1
Blue beetle was 3 years ago
Nobody counts that as DCU man lol if you ask the general audience person they’re saying it started with Superman or CC. I don’t think most even include suicide squad.
How the f*** does your 2nd movie in your universe already flop?
Have you forgotten about The Incredible Hulk?
Random thought: typical god warriors not having a no-kill rule makes sense, Diana Prince not having a no-kill rule doesn’t
Random thought: typical god warriors not having a no-kill rule makes sense, Diana Prince not having a no-kill rule doesn’t
I don't think Diana actually has a no-kill rule, she just abides by killing as a last resort. Batman/Superman are often the ones that place morals on her. Most stories won't put her in a position where she has to
Before Infinite Crisis, WW saved Superman/Batman by killing Maxwell Lord, which effectively destroyed the Trinity once Bruce and Clark overreacted.
Lord fans including Gunn hate this storyline though
I don't think Diana actually has a no-kill rule, she just abides by killing as a last resort. Batman/Superman are often the ones that place morals on her. Most stories won't put her in a position where she has to
Before Infinite Crisis, WW saved Superman/Batman by killing Maxwell Lord, which effectively destroyed the Trinity once Bruce and Clark overreacted.
Lord fans including Gunn hate this storyline though
Imagining this happening with Sean Gunn is hilarious
I came here to post this. 100%
I don't think Diana actually has a no-kill rule, she just abides by killing as a last resort. Batman/Superman are often the ones that place morals on her. Most stories won't put her in a position where she has to
Before Infinite Crisis, WW saved Superman/Batman by killing Maxwell Lord, which effectively destroyed the Trinity once Bruce and Clark overreacted.
Lord fans including Gunn hate this storyline though
That’s what I’m saying it makes no sense that her character DOESNT have one
That’s what I’m saying it makes no sense that her character DOESNT have one
Ohhh the second part tripped me up lol
Why though? I’d think the warrior not having a no kill rule would make the most sense. She’s a product of Amazonian military training and an immortal daughter of a Greek god.
Like she’s hundreds of years old if not more before she even meets modern DC heroes with these hard moral codes.
Ohhh the second part tripped me up lol
Why though? I’d think the warrior not having a no kill rule would make the most sense. She’s a product of Amazonian military training and an immortal daughter of a Greek god.
Like she’s hundreds of years old if not more before she even meets modern DC heroes with these hard moral codes.
For other Amazonians yeah it makes sense that they would kill, but Diana’s whole thing is about love and optimism and philanthropy. She decides to be apart of Earth for these very reasons, much like Superman. If anyone should have a no-kill rule it’s Diana
But that’s just my view, and comes from a general point that Diana being depicted as a typical warrior is boring
Side point: Diana being Zeus’s daughter is lame as s*** to me always has been. The og clay origin actually has a deep and moving feminine philosophy to it that the Zeus origin just throws away
Have you forgotten about The Incredible Hulk?
Didn’t the Hulk still make like 270 million? That’s probably close to 400 million in today’s money since Hulk came out in 2008.
I get that it's not a priority and I don't see why they're still making it at all but I can't remember noticing a show had a low budget like I did watching Peacemaker Season 2
The paint on Peacemaker's dad's costume was coming off and there was a point where they messed up the cut and a scene played twice
I get that it's not a priority and I don't see why they're still making it at all but I can't remember noticing a show had a low budget like I did watching Peacemaker Season 2
The paint on Peacemaker's dad's costume was coming off and there was a point where they messed up the cut and a scene played twice
When did a scene play twice? Feel people would have made a big deal about that lol
When did a scene play twice? Feel people would have made a big deal about that lol
Not exactly a scene playing twice, but they clearly messed the cutting up. It's a scene in the last episode I think. They're at Argus in a room with computers. Rick and Harcourt are talking, Bordeaux is standing in the background next to a desk the whole time. Harcourt turns to walk away, the camera cuts to an obviously different take of Bordeaux sitting and then standing before giving Harcourt a look. Then I think it cuts back to the first take of Harcourt walking away
I'll need to rewatch but it was very noticeable and jarring because the scene has this dramatic little staredown from Bordeaux right after the mistake