How did joker get out of this one
Andrea hesitated for an instant and the Joker got awaaaaaaay
Hello Kitty is /co/ now. Her film comes out in 2028https://variety.com/2025/film/news/hello-kitty-movie-2028-release-date-warner-bros-1236565206/
Wasn't Super Cute Adventures mostly English original?https://imdb.com/title/tt13352178/fullcredits/
Hello Kitty: Super Style! was a joint series between France and Italy.https://imdb.com/title/tt15771940/fullcredits/
I want to touch his feathery body so badly
>>151056681And I want to touch her ghost booty.
So this had its Mexico premiere recently, has there been any news about home media/streaming release?
>>151056681https://m.youtube.com/shorts/nWM5aQzUfmI
>>151056681where the source
>Anon why was my show canceled before it could get super cooler?
Big Sari? Or tiny Anon?Whatever the case, I hope she treats the little guy well...
>>151057390She's nice to those that have been nice to her
>>151059893Sure, but the temptation to mess with a guy literally in the palm of her hand, even if harmlessly, is sure to be quite strong
>In 1996, you thought you knew the whole story of Batman: The Long Halloween. Now, acclaimed writer Jeph Loeb presents the much-anticipated final chapter: "The Last Halloween", a captivating new mystery. Each issue pairs Loeb with one of the industry's foremost artists, creating a stunning homage to the artistry and legacy of Tim Sale. Gotham City learns to fear Halloween once more as a terrible event threatens to destroy Jim Gordon's life and puts Batman and Robin's teamwork to the test more than ever before. In a city of liars, masked vigilantes, and criminals... can anyone be trusted?
>>151058707Is this a When In Rome sequel tease
>>151060102Assuming you mean Mario, Gilda and him set the killings in motion... why?
>>151043501vairant coversBatman: The Long Halloween – The Last Halloween #10 Cover B Matteo Scalera VariantBatman: The Long Halloween – The Last Halloween #10 Cover C Adam Hughes VariantBatman: The Long Halloween – The Last Halloween #10 Cover D David Finch Variant
Truly a shame how Season 1 is the most visually appealing of the bunch
>>151054024>>151054188season 1 looks too washed out for what's supposed to be a vibrant underwater setting
To be fair, fully digital animation prevented whatever the fuck this was with the pineapple in Rock Bottom.
>>151054799You can kind a lot behind fish puns
>>151056952Why did they even bother doing this? Did they really think that not showing Spongebob's house in the skyline destroyed scene continuity?
>>151054024Too bad the bland colors didn’t age well
HAHAAHAHAHAHAH
>>151054124https://desuarchive.org/co/search/filename/IMG_0512/>Posted over a dozen times in just the last two weeks in almost identical contextsIs it autism?
>>151058677It always is
>>151054995HB have better premise/concept but didn't really execute it at all. HH actually sticks to its premise
>>151053792>HAHAAHAHAHAHAHYou're laughing! The Hazbin Hotel has a Guinness World Record for the biggest show of 2025, and you're laughing!
>>151058107Arrest
>THIS WEEK IN CAROLBattleworld #2Imperial #4Last week's thread: >>150937969
>>151058327plz do not lewd the love bug
tique loves puns
>Linda and I both feel strongly about animal rights. In fact if you play "Maybe I'm Amazed" backward you'll hear a recipe for a really ripping lentil soup.
>>151056291Same as it ever was.
>>151054354Fuck Paul but I actually like his solo career
>>151060056Rod Stewart even made fun of him for looking like some fruity old grandma. Rod Stewart of everyone.
>>151054354>Fuck you, Paul.True>And your solo career sucked.Not really, his early solo career was actually pretty great and he probably has the best one out of the Beatles. John's solo career was all over the place, George produced the best solo album out of any of them but then immediately fell off, and Ringo has like 3 good albums and 20 abysmal ones.
>>151058271hilarious considering what he used to do to his crew
>Gets told the show's reputation for being campy is mostly the fault of the movie>Decides to actually watch the first two-parter>Part one of the Riddler's plan is to plant a small explosive inside the cake of a visiting prime minister so he can trick Batman into arresting him while doing something harmless that just happens too look incriminating, all so he file a lawsuit.>Part two of his plan is to make Batman go clubbing and leave Robin behind because he's underaged, allowing both of them to get drugged and Riddler kidnapping Robin.>Part three of his plan is to make an imprint mask of Robin and disguise his henchgirl as Robin so that Batman takes her to the batcave to kill him, only for her to walk into a nuclear reactor for no real reason and die, prompting Batman to go save the real Robin and seemingly gets trapped.>Part four of the plan is to steal a taxidermy mammoth the prime minister had on display by filling the room with laughing gas as the Riddler tells jokes to speed up the process.>Then Batman and Robin bust out of the mammoth revealing that they knew about the plan, one of the onomatopoeia fights ensues, Riddler fakes his death and the lawsuit is dismissed because he can't show up in court.>Nevermind how this whole sequence of events is pointless, Riddler is a known career criminal and is undeniably guilty of planting the explosive at the start, his next action being harmless shouldn't matter and there is still plenty of reason to arrest him anyway. Even if not, he clearly commits several crimes throughout and the lawsuit was clearly just a setup anyway. Why he went through the trouble of abducting Robin but not bothering to learn his true identity by simply unmasking him, which is supposedly what the lawsuit was going to be used for, is a mystery.I'm sorry, why exactly are there people who try to say this show isn't as campy as others make it out to be? If anything it was even more cringeworthy than I expected it to be.
>>151059706>I'm sorry, why exactly are there people who try to say this show isn't as campy as others make it out to be?nobody ever said the 60s batman wasn't campy you lying fuck
>>151059706Besides legal issues, this is why DC Comics tried to bury homages and mentions of that show. The brass considered it ruining of the Batman's image.
>>151060085It was the right thing to do because the franchise wasn't in a healthy spot in the 80's. The shadow of the show hung really heavy and sales of Batman comics were abyssal. like, bad even by modern day standards. Like in the 60-70 thousands range, which is below what they sell now even as comics became more niche.Stuff like Brave and the Bold or Lego Batman could only happen because the franchise became stronger and could support parodies of itself alongside serious work.
>implying she'd stand a chance against him
>>151027432>his brain is in a can
>>151048410>>151049190Academic study of fairy tales seem to operate more under a caveat of "Widely spread folktales about magic with no one true origin" with an elaborate categorization system based on recurring archetypical plotlines and themes like a less cringe TVTropes. The Grimms and Perrault were writing down old stories spread through oral tradition versus making them up whole cloth.Of course most people just define fairy tales these days as Disney adjacent fantasy bullshit, while parsing out the Tolkien adjacent stuff as some kinda separate version of Fantasy.
I like this issue's art style.
>>151057509It does look nice
>>151023175What else is she trying to do now?
Were the 80s really the first decade to attempt this kind of approach to superheroes in comic format?
>>151057620How the fuck is that relevant to the topic of superhero comics? It isn't.
Maybe not the first time creators wanted to try and explore such themes, but the first time they could to completion.Siegel’s first Superman concept was itself about the rise and corruption and fall of a “Superman”. He wanted to shake up his own DC Superman’s status quo before he was shot down. And later his Starling comic would also revisit the idea thematically with a brisk narrative going from a woman’s impregnation by a cosmic being to the child being grown and developing powers.There’s even some now PD heroes that didn’t make it far who’s comics in the 40s attempted to have more dynamic and changing storytelling, heroes who died and were replaced for example. But those weren’t very big or remembered.The late 60s/70s is another dry run for such takes on characters I’d say. Like the Goodwin/Simonson Manhunter, or Steranko’s brief comics career
>>151056988Yes and it killed comics cause every hack writer after tried to copy it
>>151058933You're joking, right?
>>151060226No. Capeshitters are retarded.
It is perfect in every way and no adaptation can do it justice. What do you think of the works of Charles Burns?
>>151036755its shit
>>151053948Ware is so shallow and shit.
>>151036755>What do you think of the works of Charles Burns? I'm unfamiliar.
>>151057825Burns is shallower.
>>151060249No.
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>>151060058I want some pound cake
Imagine if Cake said https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDMfIkIDJ3A
Great stuff.
>>151057917It's about the titular mercenary navigating a mystical fantasy world that has stuff like ancient technology, a sky sanctuary of wizards, monsters, and tits. It's best to go in blind because it's hard to describe accurately without spoiling the story's allure
>>151058763Ah, okay.
>>151058763Ark Survival?
>>151059530I'm not familiar with Ark but looking at images I'd say Mercenary is probably more ancient alien/Zelda type of ancient tech. Ark looks like a more conventional sci fi aesthetic
>>151058763Neat.
