Never saw the MTV show, so I had no idea NPH was Spider-Man on there. Of the four Spider-Men in Shattered Dimensions, NPH was the most talented and easily the closest to the voice I hear mature Parker having in the comic books. If they weren't going for the younger, Ultimate Spidey in the new series, I'd really like to see him do the voice there, too.
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MaratastikJust call me Mara, please!Registered Userregular
edited March 2011
Haha, just got up to the first episode of Unlimited with the Atom.
Looking for some nano thingie and finds it...
"He's bigger than my car now, Katie. Personally, I blame you."
"How can it possibly be my fault"
"Because otherwise it would be my fault. And that can't be right. I'm a professor.
And after destroying it and left lying prone on its back....
"Professor Palmer, professor, Ray!"
"I'm going to lay here for a while, Katie. I'm old now and I get tired."
Oh god and batman a few seconds later after getting his bat plane blown up is falling to the ground...
"Batman to all points. I could use some air support. Since I can't fly. At all."
Nearly hitting the ground....
"Now would be good."
Haha, just got up to the first episode of Unlimited with the Atom.
Looking for some nano thingie and finds it...
"He's bigger than my car now, Katie. Personally, I blame you."
"How can it possibly be my fault"
"Because otherwise it would be my fault. And that can't be right. I'm a professor.
And after destroying it and left lying prone on its back....
"Professor Palmer, professor, Ray!"
"I'm going to lay here for a while, Katie. I'm old now and I get tired."
Oh god and batman a few seconds later after getting his bat plane blown up is falling to the ground...
"Batman to all points. I could use some air support. Since I can't fly. At all."
Nearly hitting the ground....
"Now would be good."
Warren Ellis's episode.
So good. Makes me wish he did more tv work, especially after hearing that the Marvel Anime are all developed from ideas he gave them years ago and not actually scripted or anything by him.
After watching many passionless, boring, coma inducing episodes, I'm thinking of sticking a fork in this series. Bad animation, painful music, sub-par voice acting, darn near non-existent slice-of-life moments... this is just a bad follow up to Batman: TAS and Superman: TAS.
Yah it's humerous that a thread started by someone who hates animated comic book shows has been hijacked into the new comic-toon appreciation thread.
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MaratastikJust call me Mara, please!Registered Userregular
edited March 2011
Finally got up to the Superman vs Capt. Marvel episode. Good episode...my only gripe is the same as my biggest gripe of the series so far...they portray superman as a giant prick. The speech the Capt. gives to the JLA at the end of the episode was totally awesome and made the episode for me.
Finally got up to the Superman vs Capt. Marvel episode. Good episode...my only gripe is the same as my biggest gripe of the series so far...they portray superman as a giant prick. The speech the Capt. gives to the JLA at the end of the episode was totally awesome and made the episode for me.
Well the idea is that Cadmus is slowly pushing Superman to his breaking point, so they can show the world that he needs to be kept in check.
In Young Justice Batman and Superman have almost switched personalities. Batman is there for the kids and Superman is all "Not yo' daddy!"
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edited March 2011
I don't know, Batman has related to disaffected youths often in his history (which is how he ended up collecting them).
I can't think of any recent scenes that showed Superman talking to them outside of PSAs. Though I do think he spends time at orphanages as Clark Kent.
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TexiKenDammit!That fish really got me!Registered Userregular
edited March 2011
Clark and Lois adopted General Zod's kid in the comics, and it worked really well for the character in mirroring what the Kents did with him.
It's because Lois is telling him the kids not his, we're headed for a whole Maury Povich show.
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edited March 2011
Batman has Robin and Batgirl obviously, but BTAS also had several episodes where Batman interacts with kids:
The Underdwellers -- kids terroized into pickpocketing by some sewer dweller
Batman's in my closet -- kids take care of a wounded batman while he fights The Penguin's poison
Be a clown -- The mayor's son kidnapped by the joker
Superman: TAS:
Action figures -- An amnesiac metallo washes up on the beach and befriends two kids, Superman must convince them of the danger.
And that's it? I guess theres the most recent live action movie where he said nothing to his son, and Superman vs Shazaam! where he talks to billy. Are there more?
edit: Thanks TexiKen, maybe I'll start checking the comics again (any particular series?)
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edit: Thanks TexiKen, maybe I'll start checking the comics again (any particular series?)
The Superman books aren't doing so well right now because Superman hasn't been in them for the last two years, and there has been a terrible story where Superman walks across the country that has yet to wrap up. Action Comics is pretty good but it's been a Lex Luthor book for the past year.
The story about Superman adopting a kid was in Superman: Last Son, and Chris Kent was also shown in some other issues that were mainly fill-in, like The Third Kryptonian.
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Dwayne McDuffie is dead.
Shit.
Why I fear the ocean.
Looking over his IMDB he was responsible for some of my favorite episodes.
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"He's bigger than my car now, Katie. Personally, I blame you."
"How can it possibly be my fault"
"Because otherwise it would be my fault. And that can't be right. I'm a professor.
And after destroying it and left lying prone on its back....
"Professor Palmer, professor, Ray!"
"I'm going to lay here for a while, Katie. I'm old now and I get tired."
Oh god and batman a few seconds later after getting his bat plane blown up is falling to the ground...
"Batman to all points. I could use some air support. Since I can't fly. At all."
Nearly hitting the ground....
"Now would be good."
Warren Ellis's episode.
So good. Makes me wish he did more tv work, especially after hearing that the Marvel Anime are all developed from ideas he gave them years ago and not actually scripted or anything by him.
Obvious troll is obvious.
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Well the idea is that Cadmus is slowly pushing Superman to his breaking point, so they can show the world that he needs to be kept in check.
My Let's Play Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC2go70QLfwGq-hW4nvUqmog
I can't think of any recent scenes that showed Superman talking to them outside of PSAs. Though I do think he spends time at orphanages as Clark Kent.
It's because Lois is telling him the kids not his, we're headed for a whole Maury Povich show.
The Underdwellers -- kids terroized into pickpocketing by some sewer dweller
Batman's in my closet -- kids take care of a wounded batman while he fights The Penguin's poison
Be a clown -- The mayor's son kidnapped by the joker
Superman: TAS:
Action figures -- An amnesiac metallo washes up on the beach and befriends two kids, Superman must convince them of the danger.
And that's it? I guess theres the most recent live action movie where he said nothing to his son, and Superman vs Shazaam! where he talks to billy. Are there more?
edit: Thanks TexiKen, maybe I'll start checking the comics again (any particular series?)
The Superman books aren't doing so well right now because Superman hasn't been in them for the last two years, and there has been a terrible story where Superman walks across the country that has yet to wrap up. Action Comics is pretty good but it's been a Lex Luthor book for the past year.
The story about Superman adopting a kid was in Superman: Last Son, and Chris Kent was also shown in some other issues that were mainly fill-in, like The Third Kryptonian.
Too bad it was the beginning of the whole New Krypton saga.