CALLING ALL /co/MIC ANONS WITH FORMERLY OBSCURE FAVORITES!Once upon a time, normal people knew very little (to nothing) about your favorite hero and/or villain. If their name was mentioned, you might get a look of faint recognition at best and confused irritation at worst. Now, when your favorite’s name is spoken, even Joe Doe knows who it is. Thanks to a popular adaptation of some sort, your favorite is no longer obscure.>What adaptation turned your <B-lister favorite into someone most people would recognize?>Is the adaptation a good one?>Are you glad that more people know about your favorite? Or mad that they only know a watered-down facsimile? >Did the adaptation change your opinions on your favorite at all (ie make you bring them up less due to a bad fanbase, make you love them more due to highlighting a part of the character you hadn’t considered before)?Curious; may or may not make graphs on the results. Pic unrelated, I just think it looks pretty
Captain Marvel/Shazam/BillyFirst movie was good but not a blockbuster, second one was lame.I'm not even sure people remember those movies at all much less what happened in themThe only thing it changed my mind about is that I should stop hoping that my favorite characters get into these superhero movies
>MCU movie(s)>50/50, probably as good as it could get when made for a really stupid mainstream audience>Sad that they seem to mostly think he’s a Tony Stark knockoff with magic>Didn’t change my opinion, but people now think I like him because I’m a girl and girls like Cumberpatch. Don’t know how to explain to them that I can’t stand the way he looks, because nobody believes me
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>>154878429I too am curious
>>154879454As am I
>>154880892yes we'd
>more people expressing interest than actually posting favesDoes everyone on this board just like spider-man or something
