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Apologies for the delay. My internet was out for a time. Thankfully the steady pace of this board allows for such waiting periods. We return now to our regular summer of trash. DC announces a new anime project. Suicide Squad Isekai. Wherein Harley Quinn & Joker are isekai'd into a generic Japanese DnD styled fantasy world of dragons, ogres, & rape p'orcs. Directed by Eri Osada & character designs by Naoto Hosoda. The latter known for animation work on a few productions such as The Garden of Words & 5 Centimeters per Second. The Seth Rogen TMNT movie is still on the horizon & clocking it at number 1 for ugliest animated movie of the year. Ruby Gillman was ugly but only for it's human designs. Here? Everyone is hideous. The Flash came & went. Another box office bomb for DC & the chronological end of the Snyderverse. Blue Beetle will be officially part of the new DCU cinematic universe under James Gunn. Another low effort animated movie for their animated movie universe has been pumped out. Then finally we have the recently released Nimona. A half baked movie based on an even more horridly produced comic of the same name. By a woman who was cheated on by her gf with a man, married said gf, then decided to cut off her breasts & now calls herself a man herself. Who wouldn't want a movie of a comic no one read by a lesbian with penis envy?!

>Ramona Fradon, Classic Aquaman Artist and Co-Creator of Metamorpho, Dead at 97 >she made her debut in 1949 with the DC title “Gang Busters,” a series based on the true crime radio program of the same name. >She was assigned Aquaman’s adventures in “Adventure Comics,” which she would pencil for a whole decade from 1951 to 1961. Over the course of her run, Aquaman’s origin story was revamped, establishing his real name as Arthur Curry, while characters like his parents Tom and Atlanna, the octopus sidekick Topo, and the original Aqualad (Garth) were introduced. She would continue to draw Arthur’s series, which moved to the pages of “World’s Finest Comics,” >She and Bob Haney introduced Metamorpho (Rex Mason), the Element Man, in 1965’s “The Brave and the Bold” #57. The character, who was conceived as a self-parody of DC’s more bizarre characters, proved popular enough to gain his own series. >She was recognized during her lifetime with an Inkpot Award in 1995, and an induction into the Eisner Awards’ Hall of Fame in 2006. Her passing has prompted much mourning on social media, with Gail Simone, Ron Marz, Jerry Ordway, Jimmy Palmiotti, Jeff Parker, Brittany Holzherr, Chris Ryall, Joe Illidge, Francesco Francavilla, Zack Davisson, and Zach Rabiroff among those paying tribute to her. https://archive.md/Wg6jC

>Kevin Conroy, who voiced Batman in multiple shows over the years, has died. He was 66. >Conroy’s death was confirmed by Diane Pershing, the voice of the DC character Poison Ivy. >“Very sad news: our beloved voice of Batman, Kevin Conroy, died yesterday. He’s been ill for a while but he really put in a lot of time at the cons, to the joy of all of his fans. He will be sorely missed not just by the cast of the series but by his legion of fans all over the world,” she shared on Facebook today. >Pershing included multiple photos of Conroy from over the years in her post, where she wrote, “Below are pictures of Kevin with Loren Lester who plays Robin another with me and and Tara Strong who is in the later episodes of Batman cartoons. And then finally, one of Kevin and me in front of the huge audiences we used to get when we did our panels. RIP, friend.😢” >Conroy began his Batman career in 1992’s Batman: The Animated Series, in which he voiced the titular superhero for three years. He reprised his Batman role for 1993’s Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, and went on to voice the character in multiple video games and, TV movies and series throughout the ’90s. Rest in Peace Caped Crusader. https://archive.ph/KlOtm

ITS TIME TO REV UP THOSE EDITS AND BITE ON WOOD, THE PAIN RETURNS Last thread: https://archive.is/pltHa

>They started complaining that my project doesn’t cater enough to boys,” Simpson wrote. “Hollywood has an idea that boys won’t watch shows that center girls, but girls will watch shows that center boys (or, girls just ‘don’t like animation’), so marketing-wise you should only ever make boy shows, possibly with one token girl.” Lets be honest, the show wasn't canceled because of demographics or budget. Someone dug up his old classic and showed it to the execs. Which is a shame because it generally is a good webcomic and deserves a show https://archive.ph/4QJLo#selection-957.185-957.512

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Hello /co/, Since, earlier this month, Steamboat Wilie was finally released into the public domain, I thought sharing this would be appropriate. To give you a little context: This story was released in the Lustiges Taschenbuch #267 ("funny pocket book", a monthly German collection of European Disney comics), the very last issue released in the last millenium. Written by Francesco Artibani and Tito Faraci and drawn by Corrado Mastantuono, it is a sequel/love letter to the original Steamboat Willie cartoon, and one of my favorite Italian Disney comics for a number of reasons. Firstly, it has a certain sentimental or nostalgic vibe, and is one of the funnier Italian comics. Also, the way it's told and composed makes it very cinematic. I totally could see this getting adapted into an animated short. I translated this from the German version. I took a few minor liberties here and there, but tried to keep the overall dialogue intact as best as I could. Now, without further ado, I present you "The Currents of Time", a fun river adventure, in which Mickey Mouse and Peg-Leg Pete raise the famous Steamboat Willie.

>Good Smile Company holds pool asking people what toys they want made >Megas XLR actually manages to crack the top ten with western viewers Wew. Hope the gang get into a SRW now that its popularity in the west is established for the elevens.

HO HO HO! Guess who's back! Yeah, sorry for disappearing last year. I was in the middle of moving and I didn't have the time to storytime last year, but better late than never Had to defrost myself after a near tragic sleigh ride accident last year, lets just say never give a reindeer spiked oats. These next couple of Monday, Wednesday and Fridays will feature some holly jolly Christmas stories for the month of December. SO GET SOME MILK AND COOKIES, LIGHT YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE AND GET COMFY! IT'S TIME FOR SOME JOLLY OLE TALES! Our first tale of the night is- 1999's DCU Holiday Bash! #3

Can you smell the burning mouse over the crackling fireplace? BECAUSE IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN! Spanning back nearly a decade! We're making a Christmas card! Submit (preferably background-less) images of /co/ related material (8moe related events count too) referencing big comic and/or cartoon events of the past year. We mash 'em all up in a big collage and send out the result to boards we like on Christmas Day. Considering how Disney is burning so wonderfully, how about we all take a trip to the rotting corpse of Disneyland this year?

>Dave Prowse, the British weightlifter-turned-actor who played Darth Vader in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, has died. He was 85. >Physically, Prowse was perfect for the part. His lilting English West Country accent was considered less ideal, and his lines were dubbed by James Earl Jones >Prowse died Saturday after a short illness, his agent Thomas Bowington said Sunday. https://archive.is/V8qfp#selection-1085.0-1085.83

The most poetic thing I've come to notice about this show is Rick's efforts to dismiss the existence of God. He has time and time again tried to proclaim his place as God by emulating what he thinks God is, and continually denounces religion in the face of his own Hubris, the kicker being that he prays to God the moment he's powerless. It suggests to me that he is always going on Atheistic tangents and trying to cement his place as a God among mortals in an effort to win his God's acknowledgement, because his own hubris veils his eyes from seeing the truth about himself. The Ricks Must Be Crazy indicates this with his spite for his universe's creator despite the fact that he was the creator of his battery Universe and the tiny verse's within it. A Rickle in Time indicates it's a facade with his prayers when he thought he was going to die, and his subsequent response after he fixed his collar.Something Ricked This Way Comes validates religion in a sense with the existence of the Devil, though it gets overlooked in later seasons most likely due to continuity errors. Whether intentional or not on Harmon's Part, it makes this show more Christian than it does Nihilist or Atheist in retrospect. Another observation is that without Jerry is far more competent than he's made out to be in the show. Without Rick, Jerry becomes more competent and becomes less dependent on Rick and Beth when he is forced to step up to the plate. With Rick Potion #9, the moment Rick was no longer in the picture, Jerry stepped up and saved Beth despite being willing to commit suicide if he found Beth cheating moments earlier. Despite earlier seasons portraying Jerry as stupid based on his irrational responses, his peeing on the floor schtick in Lawnmower Dog could be seen as a smart move considering snowball and the other dogs didn't act aggressively and dismissed him as a legitimate threat as a result, not to mention the implication of castration Jerry shrugged off as a haircut. Jerry is most likely not a genius, but his antics whether deliberate or not allow him to contest with Rick and Beth married him for a reason despite being the daughter of the Genius. Big Trouble in Little Sanchez speaks for itself. The general idea is that Rick is hailed as a God and Jerry is hailed as retarded, though the show demonstrates the opposite depending on how you look at it. Anyone else notice anything interesting about this show, intentional or unintentional?

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