So I was reading about the history of Disney and its downfall and something particular about this movie interested me on how Disney basically sabotaged its release and how the creators basically fought tooth and nail only to get fucked harder than Blues Clues in a pride parade. So was Treasure Planet a good send off to Disney's animation division? or was it actually a terrible film and the people who made it were only good because they were on a leash.

Why does this piece of shit exist? Do people actually like this? And WHY THE EVER-LOVING FUCK did they ADD DOUBLE-PAGE SPREADS BETWEEN CHAPTERS YOU CAN'T READ BECAUSE THE BOOK DOESN'T OPEN WIDE ENOUGH? It's like these faggots somehow forgot their shitty capeshit would be compiled in a book someday, a book my poor sister bought me for Christmas because "it'd be nice to have a book with more than just words in it." This isn't even getting into that awful ending, how boring not-Rorschach was, or how the writer thought Ozymandias commissioning a statue of his dead cat from Jeff Koons was in-character. At least that fat slob of a magicfag had the sense to not read this. My dumb ass read it through to the very end and now I feel physically ill. I never want to see to see Superman or any of these stupid faggots again.

Poster & trailer have dropped for Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Discuss all things Venom. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=-ezfi6FQ8Ds

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I know that there are other superhero comics out there, such as what comes out of Dark Horse, Valiant, and Image. But, those still come across as mainstream comics. So, what are some of the series made by "lesser known" publishers. The only ones I really know about and Mandrake the Magician and Archie superheroes like Black Jack.

Remember this gem? If you could re-make Combo Man what (12) Heroes and Villains would you use? Original Combo: Spider-Man, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, The Punisher, Wolverine,Carnage, Cyclops, Magneto, Dr. Doom, Human Torch, and Daredevil.

It comes out on September 24. Only 1 week left

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtWDBl-kcQ0 This Bogeyman short needs a Sequel.

Storytime, drive safe edition Writer:Joe Hill, Stephen King, Richard Matheson, Chris Ryall Artist: Nelson Daniel, Rafa Garres, Phil Noto Two stories, first one: a pack of bikers heading out for blood after a deal gone bad, but someone is listening on their plan and wants to do something about it Second one: a middle-aged salesman driving on a business trip. He encounters a dilapidated tanker truck in the Desert. He passes the truck but the truck speeds up and roars past him. When the car overtakes and passes it again, the truck blasts its horn. Now the duel is on

Wormwood just updated his comic for the first time in forever.

Robin, the mantle of the second part of the Dynamic Duo has been one of the most controversial aspects of Batman as a franchise for a long time. So many adaptations of the series barely acknowledge it. The last time a Robin was in a live-action movie was Shumacher's Batman and Robin, the DCAU gave Robin little attention (and made the mantle irrelevant in Beyond except in Return of the Joker), and the Arkham games went out of their way to make his initial appearance look like some generic MMA cagefighter instead of any established Robin look. He has been the basis for various insinuations about Batman, particularly claims that he is a homosexual (as in Seduction of the Innocent) or insanely negligent. So what do you guys think of the mantle of Robin? Was it a marketing gimmick that has run its course? Should Robin be promoted more so that Batman can appeal to all ages again? Have all the characters that have left the mantle become better since? Does the concept need modernizing?

Why are so many people on the web still angry at Viacom and calling it Viacum? they've been doing that since the 2000s.

What is your opinion of Jeffery (((Katzenberg))) deciding to leave Disney, sue them for millions of dollars, using that money to start Dreamworks and Dreamworks movies in general?

https://archive.fo/FY50G In Hollywood's efforts to push into the China market it's becoming more apparent that it's not working out as originally intended. With IPs being stolen by the Chinese government, increasing anti-western sentiments growing internationally, and woke pandering that's hated so much in China that the term "baizuo" exist to mock it. It looks like the Chinese "Wider Audience" Myth is simply just that, a myth.

>Slott would close out his run on Spider-Man with a one-off issue in The Amazing Spider-Man #801 https://archive.is/ITCFM

story time 3 edition: OP is a flaming faggot After getting downsized from the CIA, he takes any job he can to pay his debts and alimony. He isn't a bad guy by nature, but out of necessity. He has to live a life where things don't matter, and long as he gets paid. His motto, simply stated: 'Every man has his price'. writer: JEFFREY KAUFMAN Artist: MARCO TURINI