>>56465
>all modern indie capes are dated deconstructions
And they wonder why no one is reading comics anymore.
>You're admitting defeat on both fronts by burying the legacy contenders and doubling down on muh original ideas in this day and age.
How?
>Case in point, you dont get Ben 10 without the DCAU or Teen Titans 2003.
That's not how it works as you also don't get Batman or Superman without The Shadow, Doc Savage, Ougon Bat, John Carter, or The Continental Operative.
>The Lone Ranger also isnt public domain.
So?
>The issues he faces are apart of a larger problem which goes on largely ignored in our circles, that being corporate/creator neglect
I'd rather properties be "neglected" than trotted every few years because the company needs money.
>Between the 1981 film and Disney's 2011 reboot, what significant Lone Ranger media even came out?
There was the failed WB pilot. I don't see your point.
>Look at Zorro, even into the 2010's he was still getting media
I haven't heard of it. I know Amazon is doing some series, but the last Zorro related material I (Or anyone else, for that matter) gave a shit about is the Antonio Banderas films. And you know what, there's no problems with that.
>Same deal with the Power Rangers.
Each Power Rangers series (And Super Sentai, which it's based upon) is largely indepedent from each other with different characters and plot devices. It's nothing at all comparable to Zorro as Zorro is Don Diego de la Vega, a Mexican atristocrat living in California. However the Red Ranger in PR/SS is a different character, with a different team, and different goals every season. The Red Mighty Morphin Ranger Jason Scott is entirely different from the Red Lightspeed Rescue Ranger Carter Grayson, who is entirely different from the Red Time Force Ranger Wes Collins and so on.
>You pointed to Project Super Powers as an example of the wider obscurity
No, I didn't. You're talking about a different Anon.
>It can work but like I noted, our perceptions of success are warped.
Do you not realize your hypocrasy when, just three paragraphs above, you said:
<There are tons of creator owned characters that merit adaptions but will never get one.
Enough with the fucking adaptations. If you want people to get "back on track" with what makes a comic, or
ANYTHING for that matter, "successful" here's what you need to do:
make something. And if someone is willing to pay money for that,
congratulations, you're a success. It's as simple as that. If you want to take things further, then
make something, that enough people are willing to pay money for, so that you can earn enough money to pay your bills. That's all that needs to happen.
>it should be to win back the fans
The fans are gone. I know that well enough because I'm a fan of several series like Sonic the Hedgehog. However the series effectively "died" after Generations, and there's nothing Sega can put out that will ever make me want to get invested into the series again. And that's a fact that these companies and you idiots need to realize. I'm not going to cream my pants just because you through up a familiar name and silhouette on screen.
>or at the very least build something new for them to call their own
THAT'S WHAT I HAVE BEEN SAYING THIS ENTIRE FUCKING TIME!!!