FarSide0013
Name: Jason
Bio: Just some guy from San Diego who spends too much money on comics and video games.
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I’ve always been a Ghostbusters fan, but for whatever reason I’ve never liked any of the comics based on the…
Read full review and commentsI suppose this might have been a good issue on its own, and Bendis is trying his best to make…
Read full review and commentsI’m loving this book for the sheer fun of it. The first issue danced across the line of serious and…
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Artist interpritaiton through poses/ass shots aside, I think that some of the biggest offenders out there are women wearing costumes that are impractical for them. For someone like Power Girl, who is mostly invunerable, it doesn't really matter what she wears from a functionality point of view. Someone like Huntress or Black Canary, gritty street fighters, really should be covered more than they are. I mean, PG's clevage window is one thing, but Huntress's middrift window is just about the stupidist idea for her character ever. Get some kevlar before you slowly die of a gut wound.
I think in a straight up fight, Thor wins. There's a big difference between "blessed by the gods" and "god". But Thor is drunk and she's a sober, Amazon warrior so she mops the floor with him.
Come the morning when he sobers up, he turns on the smooth and tries to woo her, because she's everything Thor has ever looked for in a woman. But she plays hard to get, and he tries increasingly ridiculous things to get her attention until she finally gives in, and they go on a date and its perfect. She introduces him to her family, and its awkward but he's charming. Things go great between the two until a misunderstanding with the Enchantress (so not Thor's fault!) and Diana dumps him. But after another drunken brawl at another mutal friend's wedding, they make up.
Seriously, best romantic comedy ever.
I believe the flashbacks/black and white sequences aren't actually flashbacks but a sort of "What if?" going through Terry's head. Also the whole episode was/is intended as an epilgoue to the entire DCAU since they didn't think they were going to get renewed for a third season (the DVD set is actually season 1 and 2 of JLU)