>>28565 Only basic details about the plot make it sound like Labyrinth. Older sister has to traverse magical world to rescue her little brother.

>>28521 I always thought ParaNorman was some sort of pilot for a series.

That voice cast is awful. >>28566 Also sounds like the first Tiffany Aching book

>>28453 Yeah, but the media is full of Lefties, so these companies will magically become "too big to fail". You think the people who demand companies hire commisars "diversity champions" are going to let titans of Leftist make-work industry die?

>>28480 >"too big to fail". Everytime this is said, the company flunks. Look how much debt Warner was hiding as one of the big multi media companies. Old media is dying and they're part of it, it's why entities are seeking to control the internet.

>>28470 Before just now, middlemen were ALWAYS needed. You HAD to work for a company who would fund and advertise and distribute. And even if you crowndfund your shit today, and go full indie, you still need Kickstarter or Patreon, technically a middleman. But great point otherwise.

>>22523 >the 80s gave us a bunch of glorified toy commercials It's not the ringing endorsement you think it is.

>>28259 >Was the 60s that much better than the 70s? Yes, we went from Tom and Jerry and tons of great animated movies to Scooby Doo and 300 lazily done Hannah Barbera copycats.

>>22578 Golden age of cartoons and cinema getting the unnecessary sanitized reboot just to please soccermoms: >Looney Tunes >Tom & Jerry >Popeye >Three Stooges >Laurel and Hardy >Charlie Chan Not to mention how most original 60s and 70s cartoons left a lot to be desired.

Voting Looney Tunes Back in Action

Next movie of the night is from the Ted Box, and it's Every Which Way but Loose! Clint Eastwood teams up with an orangutan. Clearly, this movie is Oscar-bait.

>>28430 Does anyone else think orangutans looks a little asian?

>>25803 What the fuck happened to the author anyway?

>>28269 Do you mean before he started making a webcomic? I assume he watched Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame one too many times.

>>28115 Converting the goal of 4500 CAD to USD... about 3500 USD. Since when do drawing tablets cost that much? And the current raised money is nearly 10k CAD. The fuck? That's enough money to build a high end gaming PC even with inflated new component prices currently. What is he using the extra money for? And why are people donating that much? I get the sense people funding him just have no sense of the value of money and what things are worth.

>>28336 >>28337 These sorts of jokes are pretty weak. You should put more effort into it.

>>28349 >Enlightened meta autist You suck the life of everything, end yourself

>>28356 No, overuse and lack of variety sucks the life out of everything.

>>27997 Well that shit is probably getting cancelled now. Literally thank Jesus.

>>28119 If you like Kamandi, check out all the Great Disaster stories DC put out over the years. I got a collection of them, Showcase Presents: The Great Disaster: Featuring The Atomic Knights. It's cool how it puts all the stories in chronological order, but originally they were just published all over the place. But basically it's a bunch of stories after doomsday in the Kamandi timeline, but not about Kamandi. So there are a bunch of shorts called "The Day After Doomsday!" (some of which were not originally titled, many of which are just one or two pages), and they're about the survivors picking up in the immediate aftermath of World War 3. Then there is The Atomic Knights, survivors who find suits of armor which happen to have been irradiated in just the right way to make them invulnerable to the radiation which now plagues large parts of the world, as well as some ray guns that have become popular, so they use them to become heroes. Then there's Hercules Unbound, where Hercules, who has been chained up for a long time, is freed by World War 3, and goes out to do hero stuff in the post-apocalyptic world, dealing with other gods and stuff (this series actually deals with the origin of the humanoid animals from Kamandi). Also there are a few other scattered stories, like some about animal people from Kamandi stories (but Kamandi himself isn't in them), and a couple with Superman crossing over and dealing with stuff from this timeline, including meeting Hercules and The Atomic Knights. It was all really cool and I had no idea about it until I happened upon this book, despite knowing Kamandi. It probably wasn't planned to all fit together first, but once they did that Hercules Unbound series, which was after Kamandi, they realized they should put them together, and they started drawing connections. Unfortunately I have not read that many Plastic Man solo stories, so I can't contribute that much to the actual thread topic. But I've always maintained that he's a sorely underrated member of the Justice League, and deserves to be up there with at least the second-stringers like Hawkman and Green Arrow. Also, Plastic Man of Earth-X deserved better than just being written out due to Earth-One already having a Plastic Man. Later stories on Earth 10 have done a little more with him, but it's not really the same, since Earth-X was clearly intended to be the original Plastic Man and it would have been cool to see his continuing adventures. Yes, they did specify that Earth-X is technically not the Quality Comics universe, but it was clearly intended as that when it was created, and it's cooler just to act like it is.

>>28189 >Showcase Presents: The Great Disaster: Featuring The Atomic Knights Thanks anon, I'll check them though seeing how everything post Kirby writing Kamandi have been godawful, I'm more than a bit afraid. Also, I prefer and like how the Great Disaster in Kamandi was surrounded by mystery and wasn't fully revealed. Such a shame that Kirby didn't went back and gave it an ending like New Gods, though it wasn't his passion project like the former but rather corporate shit enforced upon him like The Demon in which he turned both into gold...I do wonder if Kirby planned at some point to tell the full story behind the Great Disaster or leave it as a mystery. >Unfortunately I have not read that many Plastic Man solo stories You should, they're fun and varied! The Jack Cole run is amazing and nearly sheer perfection. >underrated member of the Justice League Plastic Man is in a weird situation in which he is the most obscure among popular superheros or the most popular among obscure superheros. The fact he never got a good cartoon is beyond criminal, he totally deserved high quality Fleischer shorts, whether it's in his original art style or even fully classic rubber hose in which him and Woozy would still look great. >Earth-X I'm no expert by any means and I don't like the multiverse autism of the hackish big two (Golden Age anthologies were superior). Looking it up, it's apparently a universe in which the Nazis won...I don't see what fun adventures Plastic Man can have in this dreadful universe.

The movie peaked at the white privilege part.

>>27243 >Show's out <Now they're shitting on TikTok videos Pic related is on suicide watch again. Still fuck Viacom for refusing to pay royalties so their magnum opus can be streamed, they totally suck cock at virtual shit.

>>27243 Me too. I've never been a fan of the show, but I loved Do America. I was really happy to see that Judge hasn't managed to become a moist vagina like his contemporaries.

>>27066 Yes, and that and the dad's dialogue is proof that the story is fake.

>>25605 I would sleep with Daphne, but be thinking of Velma. Zoinks!

Is this the one where they dragged and forced Frank Welker to work on it?

>>28032 Well, the comic needed some fake drama. If the dead start walking again no parent would be as stupid as not giving a gun to their children. That's why when the Summer of Love came every democrat bought a gun and realiced how hard it actually was.

>>28052 >Most women who have been forced to mature as a result of having a responsibility would not only let Carl learn (with CAREFUL supervision), she'd also take some lessons with him. If women matured as a result of having a responsibility, we wouldn't have so many single mothers. Reminder that women initiate the vast majority of divorces. It's completely commonplace for women to ruin the lives of their whole family, including their own children, on whims like this. It was completely accurate writing. But I didn't reply until now because OP was being a sperg and because the answer would have little to do directly with comics or cartoons. But I'll reply to correct your ridiculous assertion. >Not every woman is that big a piece of shit This is practically meaningless. There are exceptions to everything, but that doesn't mean one should disregard social trends and attitudes.

>>28187 >But I'll reply to correct your ridiculous assertion. Thanks, nigga. That means a lot to me. >There are exceptions to everything, but that doesn't mean one should disregard social trends and attitudes. No, but that doesn't mean most women are shit, either. I'm probably older than you, so most of the women I know (except my sister-in-law) are not fuckheads. My daughter's friends are more like the ones you mean, but my gal found a chad who treats her right and made the appropriate moves to lock that shit down. Now she's domestic while her fuck-up friends are still debating where they all fit in the LGB rainbow because TikTok told them to. I suspect we're both right to some degree but about different generations and experiences.

>>9999 off site, although the board onwer is still a global mod I recall.

>>9999 >Whatever happened to /japan/ anyway? I don't know and at this point I'm too afraid to ask.

Trigun's pretty good too

>>27850 A below average product is worse than a bad product since people will forget the former since it makes no real lasting impact on people.

>>27835 They literally hate all that is good, including beauty. They want to demoralize the world by taking away all things that bring joy. Also they're jews trying to normalize how ugly their inbreeding has made them.

>>27801 I said should. Doesn't mean it will. I'm not ignorant of the backwards practices in reality.

>>27798 >Dear Fedora tipper this is you being a functional illiterate cunt talking right now for writing that very contradictory sentence. So you're just admitting you know not even the basics of what you're talking about? Some of the most popular and influential mythologies have various popular and influential stories that can't agree on basic things like characters' parentage or who is the god of what. But we can still look at the individual stories themselves and what they're saying and appreciating them on their own, and the connections that do exist with others, even if there are also contradictions. >Provides no sauce for his claims The source is your post, the one I was replying to, where you did those things. >Scarlett by Alexandra Ripley is basically fan fiction written So you can separate that sequel because it's by another author, but not other sequels that are by other authors. And then you also went and used many examples of other stories written by many different authors as points in your favor. You're contradicting yourself very heavily, and it didn't have to happen. You just used a bunch of ridiculous examples that don't match the points you made at all. >but I will mention that I do find it interesting that the Bible was the first thing you latched to in your complaints about cannon and not say the Cannon scriptures of Hinuism or Buddhism and their contradictions. I did mention Greek and Norse, though, because they're much more interesting mythologies that I like a lot more than Buddhist and Hinduism. I don't care about those ones. I am complimenting the ones I'm talking about quite a lot, and saying that it they do have value regardless of inconsistencies. Also, you're the one who brought up Greek mythology and the bible. You're mad that I'm responding directly to your points now? Gilgamesh is a single story we have from one source, so it's quite a different beast, as are the Ring Cycle and Gone with the Wind, for similar reasons. The American Western is a fucking baffling example since it's a genre and not even a story, unless you're looking at actual history, and of course real history, especially modern, quite well documented history, is very different from mythologies and the examples of fiction you listed. >But then I remembered you wrote this (most likely because you loved the old cape comics you grew up with): Actually, the capeshit comics I love are way too autistic for kids to understand. I never got into capeshit until I was already finished high school.

I just like stories with interesting cultures in them. and characters with interesting names who do legendary stuff in them.

One of the stupidest things about Bob's Burgers I ever saw was an interview with H. Jon Benjamin where the interviewer asked him if he thought Gene was gay. Jon just smiled and said "I hope so." Fucking what? Why would anyone (other than the usual sociopaths of twitter/tumblr/etc) HOPE for that? 1. Gene's had at least one girlfriend 2. Gene will be lucky if he isn't eventually put in a home for retarded adults by Louise, never mind who he wants to fuck 3. They've already got gay incest going on with the Pesto twins, and that should be enough bum-darts and deviancy for even the most jaded SJW

>>27656 They hope everyone is gay because they think they're spiting the other tribe.

>>27656 Fucking found it. OF COURSE it was on fucking Huffpost. >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKV5kHeqc9o H. Jon (((Benjamin)))

>>27646 >constantly talking about how cool and awesome the new girl is apparently she was the director's irl gf insert, much like how that girl from the evangelion movies was the director's wife

>>27646 is the new show with the triceratops(?) jellyfish and yeti partners decent?

>>27668 To be fair, I haven't watched Ghost Game yet. Got pretty burned out after Digimon Adventure Colon. But I've heard good things and have a hard time imagining how it could be that much worse.

I am proud to be an American, where at least I know that I can disregard copyright freely.

>>27307 Not American but I'd be lying if I didn't say that most of the stuff I enjoy come from the land of the free

>>27325 >land of the free Only relative to everyone else.