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Daredevil and Bullseye. Depending on who's writing, the Kingpin can certainly be a physical threat, but the entire concept of the character is that he's a threat because of his vast resources which can be a sort of gordian knot in terms of undermining. However, Bullseye is certainly a physical threat as well, but he lacks the pretentiousness that The Kingpin carries with him. The Kingpin can be strong-armed and manipulated, but Bullseye cannot. He doesn't have anything to protect and that makes him extraordinarily dangerous.
Superman and Brainiac. Lex Luthor basically has a lot of the same things going on as Kingpin, the whole bit about vast resources and struggling against my shoelaces, but Brainiac is similarily vast while being much more threatening in just about every scenario. Brainiac represents the very darkness of the utopian home world that Superman lost. At the same time, Brainiac is also a layered and intricate entity with ambition on a scale that Superman usually doesn't bother with.
Superman and Brainiac. Lex Luthor basically has a lot of the same things going on as Kingpin, the whole bit about vast resources and struggling against my shoelaces, but Brainiac is similarily vast while being much more threatening in just about every scenario. Brainiac represents the very darkness of the utopian home world that Superman lost. At the same time, Brainiac is also a layered and intricate entity with ambition on a scale that Superman usually doesn't bother with.
The Spot was immortalized to me by his appearance in Mark Waid's Daredevil.
Can I make a Panther? One who is, in particular, black?
Nope. No diversity here. Only straight white male (unless gender swapped or Gowi) humans. No black panthers.
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To describe Nightrunner? ... I might use it.
Been hearing a lot of that lately.
You guys make sad I'm on my phone and not at my computer so I can respond with gifs.
D:
Y'know, I've done everything from my phone for as long as you've known me.
But why the Demolition Suit?
Because it fits the "Gentleman Anarchist" tag better than the Sonic suit, Heat Protection suit, Glide suit or the Vacuum Suit. And because I adored the first game thoroughly every time that I had played it.
How many times are you going to change your avatar in a sixteen hour period, kid? @Nightrunner
And I thought I changed my identity on here too much...
Three different images from the Metal limited series and a Lego Batman in his demolition suit. Four times I guess. It's roughly been two years since I had adjusted any aspect of my profile so I'm really just fixing up my average.
I also just have an affinity for creator references in general. One of my grievances with Tom King's current run on Batman is the fact that he decided to canonically give Bruce the middle name of "Thomas" rather than the first or last name of one of the 79 years of influential writers and artists that worked on the character.
In my head, Bruce's middle name is William.
After Bill, as in Finger.
The true creator of Batman.
I always like Robert, given that he is said to have been named for Robert the Bruce and in Bobby Kane's honor.
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I'm right there with you. The Lee-Ditko Research Center was where Curt Conners worked and Peter Paker interned at.
I've decided that from now on I'll tie all manner on nonfictional madness into my posts, like the Cobain Doctrine.
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