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Mar 23rd, 2003 09:33 PM
Ash37 I highly recommend that everyone out there buy Batman: Animated by Paul Dini and Chip Kidd. It's a behind-the-scenes look at almost every aspect of Batman: TAS. It's very well-written (come on, it's Paul Dini, of course it is) and Chip Kidd's page layouts are great. I found it at Books-A-Million a couple years ago marked down to $15. It's a great book to have for anyone who's a fan of the show.
Mar 21st, 2003 03:39 PM
Zomboid X-men was using a typical style and batman the animated series pretty much invented a new style that kicked ass. Almost every other cartoon at the time had shitty animation.
Mar 21st, 2003 12:17 PM
Ash37 Gargoyles is a great show that I'd probably buy on DVD (given that I happen to have money at the time).

Now to discuss another topic from this thread....
Batman owns everyone in comics. Batman doesn't lose. I mean, he took out the entire JLA in The Tower of Babel. Well, not him directly, but Ra's used his plans. I refuse to believe that anyone in Marvel Comics can take him out, not even Wolverine (who is almost tied with Batman for my favorite comic character ever).

One more thing...talking about X-Men's crappy animation...If I remember correctly (which I probably don't) X-Men and Batman the Animated Series came out when I was in 6th grade. Right? That was around...1992-93 I believe. So that's no excuse for X-Men's animation, cause Batman was great.

Those are my humble opinions, and I'm not gonna be surprised if I get flamed for some of them. :/
Mar 15th, 2003 12:42 AM
ShanghaiOrange Every show mention in this thread should be released on DVD.

I never watched Gargoyles as much as I wanted to. I saw the first five episodes, then missed it. It had such a good continuity that I couldn't get back into much.
I'd buy it.
Mar 15th, 2003 12:10 AM
Zomboid
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Originally Posted by Ninjavenom
I believe the core four are Iron Man, X-men, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four, but other big name marvels include Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Daredevil. Deathlok and Doc Strange never caught on.
Don't even ask about Iron Fist.
There is no fucking way iron man is more popular than the hulk.

The Hulk= 2 cartoons made and a (pretty popular in it's day) live action show along with a movie in the works. Not to mention all the references made to him in tv and movies.

Iron Man= Talk of a movie a while back and featured in a few games...Then again, so was the hulk, and he was probably in more.

Fantastic Four aren't even that big. They're kinda well known but nowhere near the main marvel characters.
Mar 14th, 2003 08:48 PM
Skulhedface Or Howard the Duck.

Memorable movie in the 80s, horrible movie in the new millenium. God, to be young again...
Mar 14th, 2003 07:52 PM
Ninjavenom I believe the core four are Iron Man, X-men, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four, but other big name marvels include Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Daredevil. Deathlok and Doc Strange never caught on.
Don't even ask about Iron Fist.
Mar 14th, 2003 07:47 PM
Skulhedface Still, that'll be 3 to 5 weeks I'll actually have tuned into MTV since 1995 roughly (I forget offhand when B&B went off the air)
Mar 14th, 2003 02:07 AM
James The Amazing Spider-Man is still slowly coming along. But they'll probably do away with the idea and move onto something else.

You know how MTV is: Jump on the pop culture bandwagon for the 2-3 weeks that certain fad is on top. Spider-Man's died down some, especially now that the buzz for X2 is starting. So they'll just end up putting another reality TV show on instead featuring underage lesbians dealing with the black community they live in, trying to understand and love one another set to the tune of Linkin Park's latest single.

But look on the bright side. Even if it does (did) get made, it'd only last for about 3-5 weeks anyway.
Mar 14th, 2003 01:46 AM
Skulhedface Speaking of Spider-Man (who overrated as he might be, I'll still watch it and read it) wasn't there supposed to be a series on MTV about it? When the VHS/DVD of the movie came out, you heard all kind of shit about it, and I haven't heard a THING since (An article in TV Guide notwithstanding)

Anyone else know about this?

It'll FINALLY give me a reason to watch MTV again since Beavis and Butt-Head's last hurrah.
Mar 14th, 2003 01:27 AM
Zomboid Well, I still love marvel, but it's just that Batman's so much better than most marvel characters. Marvel's biggest names are spiderman, the hulk, and the xmen. Spiderman's very overrated, the hulk used to be one of my favorites but the upcoming movie will probably change that...and the xmen still kick ass. I'm with you on the changing dc's done though.
Mar 14th, 2003 01:07 AM
James Regardless, one quality superhero doesn't mean DC beats Marvel. I just think the Marvel characters are better seeded in reality, and don't have to be alterred the way that DC characters have been to fit the changing market.
Mar 14th, 2003 01:03 AM
Zomboid I'm with noob on this. As far as I'm concerned, Batman's the best "superhero" there is. He's more realistic than most heroes AND he could still kick their asses.
Mar 13th, 2003 09:09 PM
Ninjavenom Yeah, i meant Justice League, Zomboid.
Mar 13th, 2003 04:56 PM
James Batman's overrated.

As in the comics, not the shows or the movies.
Mar 13th, 2003 03:59 PM
noob3 Marvel lacks Batman.

End of story.
Mar 13th, 2003 03:14 PM
James
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Originally Posted by Zomboid
2-DC heroes would kill marvel's any day of the week


DC characters were never really seeded in reality like Marvel characters are. Besides, did you not notice how many incarnations a lot of the characters have gone through? Wonder Woman and her truth lasso were only so effective. But when comics took a more action-oriented and storyline-based turn, DC had to pretty much re-invent every character they had just so they would have a fighting chance in the new business. That alone makes me really don't like the DC characters, because they lack the things that Marvel characters tend to have.
Mar 13th, 2003 02:53 PM
Zomboid 1- Even without spike the show reeks of lame adults trying to appeal to young people. It's been ruined for me . I used to watch justice league if I was up when it came on on ytv, but they keep showing the same episodes.

2-DC heroes would kill marvel's any day of the week

3- Ninja: Which? Justice League?
Mar 13th, 2003 02:47 PM
Ninjavenom I got so sick of that show so fast. it's not bad or anything, i just get a nasty taste in my mouth when i watch it. :/
Mar 13th, 2003 02:35 PM
James I watch it when nothing else is on. I really don't like DC superheroes.
Mar 13th, 2003 02:01 PM
Daphne but spike's gone! That went a long wy for me!

Do you watch Justice League? Now that's a good show.
Mar 13th, 2003 01:54 PM
Zomboid I can't stand xmen evolution anymore. I used to watch it regularly but now it's gotten too lame. I can take a few really lame things, but they've gone way too far.
Mar 13th, 2003 01:28 PM
Daphne
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Originally Posted by Zomboid
Heh, keep in mind the xmen cartoon started in like '92. The animation's not very good but it's not so bad that I can't stand it. The phoenix saga is shown too often on teletoon too but if I'm up at 4:30am (don't ask) I watch. I loved it when I was a kid and when I think about how fucking horrible xmen evolution is I like it even more.
I *like* X-Men evolution! I know it's taking liberties (to say the least!) with storylines, but it's pretty well done!

And if I'm up at 4:30 I watch it too I loved it when it came out, but it just looks so shitty now,even when you compare it to Spider-Man which came on Fox roughly the same time.
Mar 13th, 2003 01:15 PM
James I don't know. The whole thing just seemed a little cheesy. The show was good, but there was room for improvement.

Though, I always loved Wolverine's one-liners.

"You always did like pushing around people smaller than you. Well, I'm smaller... *snikt* Try pushing me!"
Mar 13th, 2003 12:34 PM
Zomboid
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Originally Posted by Jamesman
As for X-men. I liked the show, but I didn't like how they seemingly jumped around from storyline to storyline, not even following the timeline of the comics.
Are you kidding? It would suck if they didn't do that. They didn't have stuff like jean grey being possesed by phoenix and in space one episode and then being back on earth as if nothing happened the next or anything...If a character was "leaving the xmen" for a while or something, they wouldn't be there in the following episodes. That show had a lot of "to be continued" episodes. They told a lot of stories from the comics
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