And that's the end of DC's Round Robin. Superboy won and got a mini-series, Blue Beetle from the year before got published because of the movie, and a bunch of the other 2022 pitches got short back-ups at the end of the Superboy issues. None of the back-ups ever resulted in them getting turned into their own comics though. Despite the person in charge of the Round Robin saying in interviews that the whole thing was a success, and they planned to do more, nothing ever came of it. I think the entire thing was more trouble than it was worth only to produce minis with middling success. From this preview which would you have voted for? What did you think of the concept of the Round Robin? Was it a dumb idea destined to fail, or a bad attempt at a good idea?

If you are interested in checking out Robins an anon storytimed it a few years ago. >>27350 Nobody ever storytimed Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow.

And that's the end of the first arc.

And here are a few pieces of art including new portraits for the main characters that replaced the images in the op on his website.

>charging $35 for this come on now

>>44531 >spoiler In other news, water is wet. >>44532 The sheer magnitude of damage these idiots have caused can never be fully comprehended. The fact that they'll sooner lament the loss of SCOOB 2 or Batgirl over their own actions says everything you need to know.

>>44572 >lament the loss of <SCOOB 2 or Batgirl They actually want someone to be the new Luigi Mangione and kill Zaslav over some shitty cartoons, can these windowlickers be more detached from reality?

>>44578 >can these windowlickers be more detached from reality? Presumably not given how fried their brains are off antidepressants and whatever other pharma poison they were prescribed

>>44479 as a kid i thought he was the star in i'll be home for Christmas(1998) as a teen before he did batman forever(1995) as an adult

>>44479 Hope you're doing better Val, RIP.

>>44479 Just finished rewatching a lot of movies he was in. Tombstone, The Ghost and the Darkness, Willow, Prince of Egypt, hell, even Batman Forever.

>>36511 (Checked) Initially, I assumed that awful hospital would be some "quirky" little humor comic with a bunch of bizarrely designed characters but I'm impressed how it managed to contain convoluted concepts like perceptions being living characters conveying themselves in the grey zone as mundane phenomenon such as food brands, organs, dolphins, and so on. The evens of the webcomics being based on them being compromised by an eldritch force and the ramifications of it went above what I expected.

>>36512 I feel that AH does the whole "parody point and click adventure game" angle much better of other way more popular webcomics by virtue of making you give a shit about what's going on. The parts where non-human characters go onto immense tangents and use specific words are such a trip, it would be so easy to fuck it up and come off as pretentious or unfunny but it almost feels like waking up in a completely different country and picking up bits of the language as you go, yet not enough that you can ever be completely fluid in it. My only worry though is that it keeps straying far away from the core story, I want to see Fern again or any substantial progress in finding the babyDog.

Comic's back with a new page.

>>44365 Whoever thought being a terminal online sperg hyperfixiated on fetishes that cause genital sterilization would finally pay off!? DC FINALLY HIRED THAT MAN >>44388 They're so punk! Can't wait for them to remake more of the remains of DC forcing Zaslav to finally kill its capeshit section for good.

>>44358 >>44388

>>44388 >fuck marry kill torture

>>44477 Loonatics Unleashed wasn't that bad & came at a time when capeshit cartoons were super popular.

>>44477 >>44478 I'd fuck the pink wabbit.

>>44490 So rad bro, but you're a bit late to commission porn and keep the cartoon alive unlike the Kliff autist.

>>44339 >Got an example Dustborn? The latest saints row reboot? Asscreed blacked shadows? Any of the recent marvel films? There’s over a decades worth of examples, I don’t get why they keep asking this. Are normalfag magas not bothering to provide any or what?

>>44376 Leftists don't talk or listen to the right. It's been measured many times that the right knows what the left thinks but the left doesn't know what the right thinks, since leftists are against things like free speech. When you censor your opponents, you don't know what they think, so they end up knowing more than you.

>>43916 Hey, do you think Manson would beat a monster in a fight? At least there isn’t any fernando’s in this drawthread in /co/!

>>44337 yes!

>>23998 https://www.deviantart.com/autumnlakecomic/gallery Found his DA, but no signs of life. >>30792 Only the article at BadWebComics, turns out the main guy hates conservatives because they're so rightwing. He definitely wanted to humanize faggotry but backfired horribly forcing him to ragequit.

>>44155 Basically what went down with Dobson's impostor at Bluesky: >Just another techbro promoting cryptoscams

>>43724 >doesn't take a universalist stance toward morality Ain't that kind of odd for an organization like PragerU?

>>43735 PragerU's argument in the Columbus cartoon is that morals, ethics, and social norms change (unless it's against Jews or Capitalism or America) and that people can appreciate historical figures without a critical lens. This is non-universalist compared to critical theory, which expresses that it's meant to give losers a voice by challenging historical narratives and power structures but ultimately doesn't do so for any other end than to create a historicity of progress versus oppression for the stated purpose of removing modern oppression, particularly those caused by power structures, a self-perpetuating cycle which established and reinforces the contemporary social norm that bigotry is a power dynamic between the oppressor and the oppressed and that any reciprocity from the formerly oppressed to the oppressor is liberation and equalization, not bigotry. It believes that all of what we would see as failings in contemporary morals and ethics (the belief in oppression caused by power structures as expressed by racism, sexism, and other bigotries, a concept foundational to critical theory) is failing universally. The dominant society of the past doesn't matter except to construct a narrative of progress versus reaction and oppression which contemporary individuals may learn from in order to give the losers of history (ex. Africans and Indians and Jews) a voice and prevent future oppression, a structure which ultimately separates itself from the reality of what is being criticized through moralized public exposure and continuous moral justification within intelligentsia as a higher priority is given to perspectives on events and the beliefs of the oppressed in order to challenge historical narrative and contemporary phenomena than to material reality. It's a sort of pessimistic underdog-ism (as opposed to exceptionalism, which, at least in the American and Jewish forms PragerU subscribes to, is a sort of optimistic underdog-ism).

>>14184 Is there an "Aged Like Milk" thread?

>>43926 Yes and? I didnt like it then and I dont like it now.

>>43911 You know, when Cruz was introduced, she actually wasn't that bad, because there was a twist. She wasn't Green Lantern, she was Power Ring. She had the evil ring from Earth 3 that is powered by the user's fear. That is precisely what made her interesting. But of course it was never why she was created. That was Geoff Johns making the best of being mandated to make yet another Affirmative Action Lantern. But of course when she's adapted, they never do it properly. I think in that first animated movie they put her in they kind of used the element where she was afraid, but without the actual history of Earth 3 Power Ring and Volthoom, it loses what makes it cool and makes it just another story of "scared woman needs to become tough girl!" I suppose it always was that, but if you wrap it in enough sci-fi, I'll go with it. Strip it away and you're left with nothing but tired cliche.

>>44054 It's not like we can't have multiple lanterns but we already have 4 major ones & DC only regularly uses 2 in main roles. With Hal getting turned incompetent or evil in animated versions in recent years for no reason.

>>41604 That's strange, considering forgotten leaf cartoons would later get dumped into Youtube now that it has gotten too sterile and safe.

Does the DC Animated Universe count? Robin grows up and Batman gets a new Robin. And then everyone is old in Batman Beyond, and there are episodes of Justice League that re-visit Beyond but further in the future, and the characters get older each time. Remember ReBoot? Enzo has a birthday and gets visibly older, and then later he and AndrAIa grow up. The characters that are adults don't age as visibly, because of course adults don't change as much, and there is time shifting involved, but they do change as the models get upgraded every season, and there are flashbacks where they are slightly younger. I think it's at least as good as your example. I liked how in Beast Wars/Beast Machines Cheetor gets a character arc of him growing up. He does go through puberty, but not because of a voice actor change. It doesn't make much sense that he's portrayed as such a kid when he's supposed to be on some sort of scientist space crew, but screw it. It's neat to see him grow up and become an adult through the course of Beast Machines. Also he's an alien robot and I don't think their species literally ages at all, but whatever, man. Everyone ages 20 years in Transformers G1, between Season 2 and the movie. Does that count? Most of them are robots and don't visibly age, but the few human characters do. Characters are supposed to age in real time in Futurama, aren't they? Fry doesn't look like he's in his 40s in the latest season (I assume. I'm not watching that shit), but they keep showing that it's 1000 years in the future of when the episode came out, right? But Fry was always frozen on Y2K.

>>43717 I don't think time skips/sequels set in future count, DCAU's version of Dick Grayson started as an 18 year old, and I'm not sure they ever made clear how old he is when he comes back as Nightwing.

>>43506 >>43460 >>38054 You mean early 2000s Late 2000s was when everything started getting sanitized.

>>43513 Those faggot/black/tranny jokes were just a trojan horse for the cattle to normalize them.

>>43541 I can't believe anyone thought punks were cool.

>>43060 same anon here. thread's pretty dead but I got around to drawing my idea some days back. pic related

>>43361 cool

>>43059 >Castle's sense or justice I would think it's his sheer will power and knowledge of fire arms. >>43361 Radical.