Supergirl

[shreddingdefense]

Don't like it? Go back to 1958 and stop them.

 

Get the fug out.

 

Wow. Talk about taking an opinion and thinking i insulted your mother or something.

[scpanther22]

First trailer

[Jangler]

There is a Superdog.

[Jangler]

First trailer

uh...yeah....I'm out.

[Jimmy]

Batman's not a superhero.  He's just Inspector Gadget with muscles.

 

 

My 2,000th post.  Wouldn't have thought it would have involved ^^^

[PandaPancake]

Batman's not a superhero. He's just Inspector Gadget with muscles.

My 2,000th post. Wouldn't have thought it would have involved ^^^

Shut your ***** mouth

[Jimmy]

Darkwing Duck and Launchpad > Batman and Robin.

 

[PandaPancake]

Darkwing Duck and Launchpad > Batman and Robin.

I can't argue against that

[dos poptarts]

uh...yeah....I'm out.

 

Did I just watch a trailer for a superhero show - Rom Com style? This looks incredibly bad.

 

I'll just rewatch My Super ExGirlfriend. At least that had some funny moments.

 

[scpanther22]

Everyone has been saying it looks like the spoof trailer for the Black Widow film on SNL

[Growl]

I wish they would do away with female versions of already established male characters. How about a new original female character? Same goes for changing spiderman or whoever into a gay or other race. Make a new original cool character.

It's always been funny how these organizations make these spinoff characters in the hopes of banging the drum for diversity even though they will always stand in the shadow of their original counterparts.

Captain America is Captain America. Thor is Thor. Etc etc. Some replacement or whatever is never going to be seen as that hero. There are however, many great minority heroes that these companies haven't shown much interest in building up instead choosing to try and take the shortcut and stick them in a popular costume.

If they really cared about diversity, they'd be willing to take a financial risk and develop and grow lesser known characters rather than trying to cheat and profit off of a known brand.

As for this show, it looks reeeeally goofy rom-com. Which is a shame, because Supergirl does deserve better.

[shreddingdefense]

It's always been funny how these organizations make these spinoff characters in the hopes of banging the drum for diversity even though they will always stand in the shadow of their original counterparts.

Captain America is Captain America. Thor is Thor. Etc etc. Some replacement or whatever is never going to be seen as that hero. There are however, many great minority heroes that these companies haven't shown much interest in building up instead choosing to try and take the shortcut and stick them in a popular costume.

If they really cared about diversity, they'd be willing to take a financial risk and develop and grow lesser known characters rather than trying to cheat and profit off of a known brand.

As for this show, it looks reeeeally goofy rom-com. Which is a shame, because Supergirl does deserve better.

 

Thanks, exactly what i was trying to say as well. Not only should they use lesser known characters more, but why not just a brand new idea if you want a hero to be gay or different race than white.  I didn't mean to derail the thread and my intention wasn't about supergirl. Even though it would be nice if the comics, cartoons, etc she wore something else besides a suit that is just a female version of the male counterpart.  Movies, video games, tv, etc also don't go out of their way and take financial risks like they used to. Real shame too. Bet there are alot of great ideas that get left on a cutting room floor because some guy on top looks at is as not being profitable.

 

Id like to see lesser heroes get movies, but seeing as how hollywood can even mess up well known ones i don't know. I still think cyborg could be a great movie. All the time of talking about making a sequel to robocop after the 3rd one came out and that character is just sitting there. If your not batman or spiderman, i guess your irrelevant?  Eventually got the remake of robocop but still. Hell could have done other individual movies with robin, starfire, and beastboy to set up a teen titans movie.

[PandaPancake]

It's always been funny how these organizations make these spinoff characters in the hopes of banging the drum for diversity even though they will always stand in the shadow of their original counterparts.

Captain America is Captain America. Thor is Thor. Etc etc. Some replacement or whatever is never going to be seen as that hero. There are however, many great minority heroes that these companies haven't shown much interest in building up instead choosing to try and take the shortcut and stick them in a popular costume.

If they really cared about diversity, they'd be willing to take a financial risk and develop and grow lesser known characters rather than trying to cheat and profit off of a known brand.

As for this show, it looks reeeeally goofy rom-com. Which is a shame, because Supergirl does deserve better.

You know Thor is he who holds the hammer right? And now that's Jane Foster. She has breast cancer

[Growl]

You know Thor is he who holds the hammer right? And now that's Jane Foster. She has breast cancer

Yes I'm aware it's Jane. No, Thor isn't a title, it's a name. Which is why the series has received so much criticism as is.