Brainiacs attack
That's still one out of dozens.
I also said that -I'd- never seen one. I haven't actually gotten around to Brainiac's Attack.
This might explain why I've never seen the bad ones. I've only seen up to The Dark Knight Returns Part 2... Superman Unbound and everything beyond that is something I need to catch up with.
If we're going to talk about the old DCAU stuff, then yes... there were a few bad ones in that. Really, I think only Mask of the Phantasm, Sub-Zero, and Return of the Joker count as "good" in that line-up.
I've NEVER seen a bad Twilight movie.
When I saw this title, I assumed it had something to do with time travel and all the various versions of Brainiac throughout history. Which, honestly, could be pretty damn cool.
Predator vs Archie is already coming out. It's super violent and gory and pretty great.
That recent Justice League one with Darkseid was pretty effin' wretched too. I really, really hated it.
"Celt Z's Journal: July 12, 2015:Batman will be crossing over with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This reeks of desperation to me. I have seen the New 52. The stories are gutters and the gutters are full of blood and when the drains finally scab over, all the "heroes"will drown. The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and DC will look up and shout 'Please! Buy our comics!'... and I'll whisper 'no.'. "
Wait, are you listing Crisis as one of the bad ones? Because that's one of the best in my opinion. And Superman: Doomsday isn't bad.
Superman doomsday is boring mess. Crisis features Batman straight up murdering Owlman because it's convenient.
Yeah, I don't know. I haven't seen it in a long time, so I can't remember the exact circumstances. It didn't bother me at the time. I'm not going to defend it, so I don't know.
The Killing Joke is fine as is..... doesn't need an animated version that DC can make conform to their Nu52.
Were/are you a fan of Barbara Gordon? Like the rest of Moore's work it's incredibly sexist.
Aside from the fact the author doesn't even support it, Barbara Gordon's near-fridging and sexual assault by the Joker. Not because she was Batgirl or a hero in her own right, but stripped naked and tortured just because she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter. You can't even say "but we got Oracle out of this!", because Oracle wasn't an intended consequence of this. That was some writers months later trying to find a way to salvage Barbara. (And for the record, I like Oracle, but it adds insult to injury that is wasn't a progression of her own story.)
Letting Johnny Quick get himself killed was way colder then leaving Owlman behind, as he could have stopped the bomb if he wanted. If anything it just let us know where he stands on the issue of assisted suicide.
I forgot about that one. If I recall, mind you I saw this once when it came out, they established the bomb couldn't be shut off.
Largely because it's become the go-to way to show that the bad guy is Grade A evil. It's been overused to the point of meaningless.
I agree, but there's only so many evil acts that a person can do. In comics as in movies, bad guys tend to have these huge plans and nothing really comes from it. Let's use the movie Kingsmen as an example.
