Everyone knows about anime better than the manga source material, but are there any live action adaptations better than the anime/manga source material?
Instead of talking specifically about the narrative of #21 I had a thought about the thesis of the book
All the pieces of the plot have been getting expanded a lot, and I think the point that Absolute Batman is presenting through all of this is the idea of Batman as a bridge (+)
ABS BATMAN #21 SPOILERS
I'm still unsure of how to feel about the Batman Project, but this sequence speaks to this meta-textual horror aspect of Batman i've recently become very interested in. After a certain point in his career, the choice to be batman is no longer his +
Love in this movie the first time he tries to convince Selina to not kill Falcone he does it from a stand point of moral posturing and it fails miserably. But this second time he makes it about her and her pain and how she doesn’t have to let him drag her down even more. So good
This discourse has been so depressing as a gamedev
I've never really handled the story / art side, I've always focused on the stuff you interact with - UI/UX, networking, gameplay, etc
It feels like people are saying that the parts I enjoy working on don't matter at all
This whole do or don't have to play games to be fans debate always boils down to people reducing gaming to "fandom" and making it evident all they care about is the social component and fashionability of being able to "wear" a game. Poser culture has grown into a blight.
First look at ‘HEADS’, a new stop-motion animated film from Mackinnon & Saunders, the studio behind ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’.
The film follows a dystopian world where severed human heads can live independent from their bodies & where the poor can sell their heads.
There are two comics that ask the bold question "What happens when the rogues get older?"
The Batman one is pure hopecore about how it's never too late to try again, and the Flash one is the bleakest most depressing shit ever.