Superman possessed super genius-level intelligence and an eidetic memory (average people from Krypton already had genius level intelligence—they learned calculus at ten or eleven years). These enhanced mental capabilities were a direct result of his exposure to a yellow sun. Superman also possessed the mental ability to screen out the enormous amount of information received by his enhanced senses and to focus on a single detail such as a particular voice or location.
Modern era (John Byrne)
His mental abilities were also curtailed to the point where intelligent humans, like geniuses Lex Luthor or Batman, could outsmart him.
A Superman that's able to out-everything everybody should stay dead, just like the era whence it came.
The sequel didn't feel half as long to me. Like I got half way through this and was kicking my feet like JESUS CHRIST ISN'T HE BATMAN YET AUGH GOD. WHERE IS SCARECROW? WHAT IS THIS. And why has nobody been like hey Bruce so uh where were ya? And kill Joffrey now before it's too late. And where did you get a bat summoning device?
and then my mind wandered to that interview where someone said Liam Neeson has a GIANT dick
You could have completely removed the two-face plotline from Dark Knight and I would have probably been okay with it
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I remember when Blue Superman tried to shave the way he usually did, only to send himself across the room because he forgot he didn't have heat vision anymore.
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Clint EastwoodMy baby's in there someplaceShe crawled right inRegistered Userregular
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plus dark knight doesn't have katie holmes, which is nice because she and her giant nipples are just terrible.
Although they were really going for the extra mile with Superman in that episode.
Like, Luthor tricked him by giving gifts to his friends that were made of Red Kryptonite, which made him go crazy mad with power and he started doing stuff straight out of Superdickery. It was fantastic.
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now wrestle this guy
A Superman that's able to out-everything everybody should stay dead, just like the era whence it came.
edit: You saw nothing.
I don't know
God, that was a stupid development
Theres a reason I own this entire series
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It was incredibly long and I swear to god he shouted WAAAYCCCHHHHEEELLLLLLL
that's like my favorite part
have you seen the sequel yet? that one is way longer. or at least it feels way longer
Michael Caine
is awesome
so.
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i must investigate...further
they're only there for like a second
there's also another movie prominently featuring katie holmes and her terrible nipples
it's called the gift and it is a really bad movie.
Yep on both accounts.
I actually had to give a five minute presentation in my film theory course on The Gift.
Ugh...
For the most part, I agree.
It was appropriate in Brave and the Bold, though.
a fun numbskull
but a numbskull
this is happening, I guess?
Kind of.
Although they were really going for the extra mile with Superman in that episode.
Like, Luthor tricked him by giving gifts to his friends that were made of Red Kryptonite, which made him go crazy mad with power and he started doing stuff straight out of Superdickery. It was fantastic.
does anyone else think this kind of feels "off"?
I know it's a proof of concept or whatever but still
Doesn't look terrible, but not up to DCAU standards, either.
So far that doesn't seem to be a success.
I think that could be awesome, telling stories about all the different Bat-family members and stuff
plus, animated Damian
I'd kill a man for some animated Cass Cain and Steph