All I'm saying is, I would wait in line for the opportunity to get stealthily knocked out by Batman.
I'd stand in an even longer line and be willing to pay if it meant I got to momentarily see and/or hear him coming for just long enough to realize I'm fucked before getting knocked out.
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On one hand, I regret seeing the cartoonish innocence that characterized her - an innate creation from her saturday morning roots - vanish like so.
On the other hand is my dong.
I'm pretty surprised. You thought Harley Quinn had some sort of cartoonish innocence?
I always thought of her as that character getting abused and fucked by the psychotic clown murderer. That's not cartoonish innocence.
Let's not kid ourselves, she was a romantic interest for The Joker, the worst serial killer in all of Gotham. If that's not disturbing, I don't know what is.
No she wasn't
She wanted to be, and somehow that's a little worse, but every time she wanted to make kissy face with the Joker he was all "NOT NOW HARL, I'M AGITATED BECAUSE BATMAN ISN'T PAYING ATTENTION TO ME"
On one hand, I regret seeing the cartoonish innocence that characterized her - an innate creation from her saturday morning roots - vanish like so.
On the other hand is my dong.
I'm pretty surprised. You thought Harley Quinn had some sort of cartoonish innocence?
I always thought of her as that character getting abused and fucked by the psychotic clown murderer. That's not cartoonish innocence.
Let's not kid ourselves, she was a romantic interest for The Joker, the worst serial killer in all of Gotham. If that's not disturbing, I don't know what is.
No she wasn't
She wanted to be, and somehow that's a little worse, but every time she wanted to make kissy face with the Joker he was all "NOT NOW HARL, I'M AGITATED BECAUSE BATMAN ISN'T PAYING ATTENTION TO ME"
Yea, sure.
You keep telling yourself that.
I bet Mister J got the three hyenas involved sometimes too. Somehow.
I would actually say that yes, Spider-Man 2 wasn't aiming to be a good film. The Dark Knight was trying to be a good film, and succeeded, but Spider-Man 2 was trying to be a comic book on the big screen, and it also succeeded.
I never get it when people say this. It's like when people say that The Dark Knight isn't a comic book movie, as if comic books can't be well written or realistic. They're mostly made by people that've never read the comic and have no clue that there have actually been a LOT of realistic takes on Batman.
Anyway, a lot of games seem to have 1 vs many multiplayer modes, I don't see how it wouldn't work in Batman. They'd probably need to lower the brightness level for the thugs, so you could actually sneak around in the shadows but it should be fine.
But a comic book movie is in a different format to a normal movie. Spiderman was a comic book translated to the big screen. The Dark Knight was a comic book made to work within the strictures of a movie. There's a big difference.
Can't we put all this disruptive bickering about the Spiderman movies aside, and rally around something we all love unconditionally, such as the Ang Lee Hulk movie?
Second one was better
Personally I can't wait to see if they actually managed to make a good Batman game. It's been so long it would be like the Red Sox winning the World Series
Lego Batman was good. And Justice League Heroes was a good game that had Batman in it. Needed to be longer, but still.
Lego Batman was a Lego game so I don't think it should count
And I heard Justice League Heroes sorta sucked
The only real problem with it was that it was too short. And that Dinah was PSP-only.
There's this weird trend in comics to make your strongman villains abnormally humongous. It's been happening to Solomon Grundy, too. All that growth hormone in the meats, I tells ya.
But yeah, I always thought Harley Quinn was kind of a freaky character. Basically just this emotionally stunted, obsessive woman who the Joker picks up and uses like an object or an abused dog, and she loves him for it.
Of all Batman's recurring rogues, Killer Croc has always felt the most out of place.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
Still one of the best episodes.
Ahyup.
And the real thing behind Harley is that seeing the Joker makes her feel that she can embrace playful chaos, though at the same time he abuses her emotionally and physically. Of course Harl emphasizes the "positive" things in the relationship and deemphasizes (or ignores) the negative, which allows her to be strung along. Classic abusive relationship.
Edit: The fun thing about Harley is when she's around Ivy, Ivy encourages her to think for herself and be a strong woman... yet Ivy becomes bossy and controlling around her and Harley's goofiness annoys her. So Harley has damn near the same relationship with Ivy as she does with the Joker.
Of all Batman's recurring rogues, Killer Croc has always felt the most out of place.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
Still one of the best episodes.
I thought it was a bit juvenile and hearkened back to Super Friends style storytelling. Even so, it was a great moment at the end when he revealed himself.
Of all Batman's recurring rogues, Killer Croc has always felt the most out of place.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
Still one of the best episodes.
I thought it was a bit juvenile and hearkened back to Super Friends style storytelling. Even so, it was a great moment at the end when he revealed himself.
My favorite was the one with robot Batman.
Nah. It was an homage to absurdly elaborate death traps, a staple of comics since the beginning, plus a fun way to see the bad guys' personalities bounce off each other.
Besides, if it was Super Friends style, none of the villains would have had any personality whatsoever.
I loved that they acknowledged that Ivy and Two-Face used to date, even though it was only for one episode, like two seasons earlier. I love continuity.
Of all Batman's recurring rogues, Killer Croc has always felt the most out of place.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
Still one of the best episodes.
Ahyup.
And the real thing behind Harley is that seeing the Joker makes her feel that she can embrace playful chaos, though at the same time he abuses her emotionally and physically. Of course Harl emphasizes the "positive" things in the relationship and deemphasizes (or ignores) the negative, which allows her to be strung along. Classic abusive relationship.
Edit: The fun thing about Harley is when she's around Ivy, Ivy encourages her to think for herself and be a strong woman... yet Ivy becomes bossy and controlling around her and Harley's goofiness annoys her. So Harley has damn near the same relationship with Ivy as she does with the Joker.
(insert lesbian reference here)
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Of all Batman's recurring rogues, Killer Croc has always felt the most out of place.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
Still one of the best episodes.
I thought it was a bit juvenile and hearkened back to Super Friends style storytelling. Even so, it was a great moment at the end when he revealed himself.
My favorite was the one with robot Batman.
Nah. It was an homage to absurdly elaborate death traps, a staple of comics since the beginning, plus a fun way to see the bad guys' personalities bounce off each other.
Besides, if it was Super Friends style, none of the villains would have had any personality whatsoever.
Yeah that was a great episode.
And Harley? Yeah, she at least partly understands how messed up her relationship with Joker is.
You're shocked by the jazz song? Clearly, you haven't seen/don't remember the infamous pie scene. Look closely at Harl (not that you can't)... she's wearing nothing but pie.
You're shocked by the jazz song? Clearly, you haven't seen/don't remember the infamous pie scene. Look closely at Harl (not that you can't)... she's wearing nothing but pie.
Hey, she's got a hat on! :P
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You're shocked by the jazz song? Clearly, you haven't seen/don't remember the infamous pie scene. Look closely at Harl (not that you can't)... she's wearing nothing but pie.
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I'd stand in an even longer line and be willing to pay if it meant I got to momentarily see and/or hear him coming for just long enough to realize I'm fucked before getting knocked out.
She wanted to be, and somehow that's a little worse, but every time she wanted to make kissy face with the Joker he was all "NOT NOW HARL, I'M AGITATED BECAUSE BATMAN ISN'T PAYING ATTENTION TO ME"
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Yea, sure.
You keep telling yourself that.
I bet Mister J got the three hyenas involved sometimes too. Somehow.
But a comic book movie is in a different format to a normal movie. Spiderman was a comic book translated to the big screen. The Dark Knight was a comic book made to work within the strictures of a movie. There's a big difference.
I'm not sure how people can call the massive cranial surgery scars "sexy" myself.
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You mean the Joker? Or did Harley get lobotomized?
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Also, for those finding the new design of Harley Quinn somewhat risque, consider that Poison Ivy is also going to be in this game.
Good lord.
That's one boss fight I'm playing with one hand.
The only real problem with it was that it was too short. And that Dinah was PSP-only.
Killer Croc, now that's a boss fight! (please let it be a boss fight)
That's one thing I noticed too - they should look more... organic.
I guess it's because, unlike the rest of the villains, there's no real intelligence or artistry to what he does.
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And then I threw a rock at 'im!
...it was a big rock.
There's this weird trend in comics to make your strongman villains abnormally humongous. It's been happening to Solomon Grundy, too. All that growth hormone in the meats, I tells ya.
But yeah, I always thought Harley Quinn was kind of a freaky character. Basically just this emotionally stunted, obsessive woman who the Joker picks up and uses like an object or an abused dog, and she loves him for it.
Still one of the best episodes.
Ahyup.
And the real thing behind Harley is that seeing the Joker makes her feel that she can embrace playful chaos, though at the same time he abuses her emotionally and physically. Of course Harl emphasizes the "positive" things in the relationship and deemphasizes (or ignores) the negative, which allows her to be strung along. Classic abusive relationship.
Edit: The fun thing about Harley is when she's around Ivy, Ivy encourages her to think for herself and be a strong woman... yet Ivy becomes bossy and controlling around her and Harley's goofiness annoys her. So Harley has damn near the same relationship with Ivy as she does with the Joker.
(insert lesbian reference here)
I thought it was a bit juvenile and hearkened back to Super Friends style storytelling. Even so, it was a great moment at the end when he revealed himself.
My favorite was the one with robot Batman.
Nah. It was an homage to absurdly elaborate death traps, a staple of comics since the beginning, plus a fun way to see the bad guys' personalities bounce off each other.
Besides, if it was Super Friends style, none of the villains would have had any personality whatsoever.
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I laughed way too hard at that. That was incredibly dumb.
(But still funny)
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Well she is wearing some species of unitard, which is pretty much her outfit.
It could only attract the right kind of people, so it has to be worth a shot.
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Yeah, take away the frilly plant shit and it's just a one-piece. I still thought it was funny.
"Hey, did you hear? I'm the goddamn Batman."
I get the feeling it'd be more likely to get you laid out than anything. :P
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPRscxQZs8E&feature=related
Yeah that was a great episode.
And Harley? Yeah, she at least partly understands how messed up her relationship with Joker is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp6wLXj4-5A
It's weird, what she's singing about is a really violent and completely abusive relationship, and yet that passes as OK for a kids cartoon?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0waJ2zHkqow
Yes, that DID air Saturday morning.
Good gravy.
Hey, she's got a hat on! :P
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And a mask...
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