WW Trailer copies Marvel
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mx334 — 9 years ago(October 09, 2016 04:45 AM)
I suppose wait and see but granted I'm half Mexican. Their will be in my thinking some black people because i have been around that using just throwing slavery into what is a secetary weakens the real meaning of slavery.
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mddwbsst — 9 years ago(October 09, 2016 04:50 AM)
I suppose wait and see but granted I'm half Mexican.
Indeed, that's best.
Their will be in my thinking some black people because i have been around that using just throwing slavery into what is a secetary weakens the real meaning of slavery.
Well reading it like that misses all the context.
She's not comparing being a secretary to Slavery. She honestly has no idea what being a secretary is, cause they didn't exist three thousand years ago.
And took the description at face value, cause the subtext went straight over her head.
Besides, three thousand years ago there was no racial tract to slavery.
Every people got conquered and used as slaves, it was a sad fact of life (its entirely possible she still thinks institutionalised Slavery does exist at this point). A lot of are opinions on slavery, are only around three to four hundred years old. -
mddwbsst — 9 years ago(October 09, 2016 08:23 AM)
but it is also in a time when they are wanting payment for ancestors they may think it is the white people going into short meaning it and not looking to give it attention.
Well I don't blame them. But honestly looking for payment for the sins of the father is a suckers game, and something they should have left in the dark ages.
If we go back far enough, we can all find an ancestor who has to apologise for something.
Trying to pin there blame on there decedents usually ends with there children blaming you. -
mx334 — 9 years ago(October 09, 2016 08:51 AM)
You are right nothing will happen with it and if it does it will be free advertising. Hopefully Said and his daughter will show up in the next trailer. She has some concerts this month,and can compete against Scarlett Witch.
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mx334 — 9 years ago(October 09, 2016 09:06 AM)
The New York show is sold out but I think the other ones has some tickets left.
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Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 06:40 AM)
Back in the day Diana's character was a secretary. And was changed later. It's a response and jab at that.
Has nothing to do with Black people. And last I checked Mexicans were considered illegals by Donald trump. -
Benjobuff — 9 years ago(October 07, 2016 01:33 PM)
Disagree. DC comics movies actually have theme music. Superman batman and wonder woman all have theme music. No marvel character has a theme music. Go ahead hum captain Americas theme music. Iron man? Thor? No. You can't because they don't have theme music. Because? Marvel is and always was the derivative of DC. Not the other way around. Sayin wonder woman copies captain America is like saying the Beatles copy oasis. No. Just no. That's your opinion but I can easily show you wrh dates and facts that you are wrong.
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mddwbsst — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 03:51 AM)
"shared universe" for starters.
The concept of shared universe's for comics was invented in 1963 in the Flash comic "A Flash of Two Worlds."
Still I'm sure you figure out a way to explain how they were copying Marvel, back before there really was a marvel comics.
Flash looking more like Iron Man's mini me
So cause they look absolutely nothing alike, that meansno I'm just going to stop here, it goes without saying. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 06:51 AM)
The concept of shared universe's for comics was invented in 1963 in the Flash comic "A Flash of Two Worlds."
You mean when the Avengers were released in the comics. That was in 1963. Try that one again.
Still I'm sure you figure out a way to explain how they were copying Marvel, back before there really was a marvel comics.
You mean like how Aquaman was placed on the team. Him being a copy of Namor and Marvel's Defenders series.
But lets stay on topic. It's about this new film universe. The one where they fight Aliens, who use a portal to travel and it's conduit is shaped like a box. That a copy.
So cause they look absolutely nothing alike, that meansno I'm just going to stop here, it goes without saying.
Bruce Wayne forming a team the same way Nick Fury did. Cyborg, the copy of Deathlok, and War Machine.
But don't get upset over DC coping. Get upset over the prospects of them screwing it up. -
mddwbsst — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 11:12 AM)
You mean when the Avengers were released in the comics. That was in 1963. Try that one again.
Oh you mean different heroes interacting with each other? I thought you meant them interacting with different universes.
Yeah DC was doing that in the forties.
You mean like how Aquaman was placed on the team. Him being a copy of Namor and Marvel's Defenders series.
Aquaman and Namor honestly have very little in common, other than the king of the sea's motif (I'm sure there be launching copyright claims against King Neptune any day now). Still Marvel forgot about him until the mid sixties, when Aquaman was popular. Funny that isn't it?
And the defenders started in 1971, several years after Aquaman was a member of the Justice League.
But lets stay on topic. It's about this new film universe.
Anything you say.
The one where they fight Aliens, who use a portal to travel and it's conduit is shaped like a box. That a copy.
Copy? The idea of opening a portal to another world and letting in invaders predates America itself.
Bruce Wayne forming a team the same way Nick Fury did.
Yes, cause clearly Nick Fury is just the Bruce Wayne of Marvel comics, and the idea of forming a band of heroes started with the Avengers.
I mean we all know that Sinbad, King Arthur and Jason were copying the film when they did it right?
Cyborg, the copy of Deathlok, and War Machine.
So to recap you think Deathlok invented the idea of Cyborgs? And he's like War Machine cause there both Black?
Interesting.
But don't get upset over DC coping. Get upset over the prospects of them screwing it up.
Frankly I'm upset you think that's remotely comes close to counting as a copy. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 01:54 PM)
Oh you mean different heroes interacting with each other? I thought you meant them interacting with different universes.
Yeah DC was doing that in the forties.
Strictly the film world. Justice League was the sixties.
Aquaman and Namor honestly have very little in common, other than the king of the sea's motif (I'm sure there be launching copyright claims against King Neptune any day now). Still Marvel forgot about him until the mid sixties, when Aquaman was popular. Funny that isn't it?
And the defenders started in 1971, several years after Aquaman was a member of the Justice League.
The original seven started with Aquaman. Namor debuted in 1939. Every comic book character suffered in terms of sales during each war period they existed. But he was a lead character who was simply teamed with other top characters. DC is doing that now with Superman's sales declining again as of late.
And I recall Aquaman being rebooted several times. People even now bring up Peter David's series. Which was an entirely rebooted version of the character.
Copy? The idea of opening a portal to another world and letting in invaders predates America itself.
Using a cosmic box? What story is this, that predates the discovery of America?
Yes, cause clearly Nick Fury is just the Bruce Wayne of Marvel comics, and the idea of forming a band of heroes started with the Avengers.
I mean we all know that Sinbad, King Arthur and Jason were copying the film when they did it right?
King Arthur who's team died? That's funny. Show me a film series that connected three lead heroes and stars, then connected a TV show, that connects a singular story-line. Then we can talk. Otherwise this is a lot of hot air.
So to recap you think Deathlok invented the idea of Cyborgs? And he's like War Machine cause there both Black?
Interesting.
Cyborg is a direct copy of Deathlok, right down to his signature red eye. I mean, you must not read a lot of this stuff. If not, ask questions, don't assume it's erroneous simply because it's lost on you.
Frankly I'm upset you think that's remotely comes close to counting as a copy.
It's coping, but in a bad way. And Thanos and Darkseid are copies of each other to the point they were referred to as cosmic brothers.
I'm hoping DC trashes any thing related to Darkseid. -
NoLANIST — 9 years ago(October 18, 2016 09:28 AM)
Strictly the film world. Justice League was the sixties.
The Avengers are a fictional team of superheroes appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The team made its debut in The Avengers #1 (Sept. 1963), created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby,
inspired by the success of DC Comics' Justice League of America.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avengers_(comics)
So, who copied who?? Trolling much!
Yes, cause clearly Nick Fury is just the Bruce Wayne of Marvel comics, and the idea of forming a band of heroes started with the Avengers.
Dumb Marvelites! The idea of forming a band of heroes was due to Seven Samurai. In comics it was "Justice Society of America". Which was debuted in 1941. Marvel copied that idea after 20 years. Dumbwit.
King Arthur who's team died? That's funny. Show me a film series that connected three lead heroes and stars, then connected a TV show, that connects a singular story-line. Then we can talk. Otherwise this is a lot of hot air.
Eh? Is that suppossed to impressive AOS sucks anyways.. And when they will show agent Coulson in MCU then we will talk. He's dead to 75% of the audience who saw Avengers.
Cyborg is a direct copy of Deathlok, right down to his signature red eye. I mean, you must not read a lot of this stuff. If not, ask questions, don't assume it's erroneous simply because it's lost on you.
Vision, Black Cat, Thanos, Deadpool, Bullseye, X-Men, Nova Corp, Quicksilver, Ant man, Hawk eye, Dr. Strange, Ultron, Magneto, Falcon, Thunderbolts that's just few I just mentioned in 2 minutes I am sure, I can find exactly same copied cover For Example Superman #2 and Fantastic Four Cover.
And Thanos and Darkseid are copies of each other to the point they were referred to as cosmic brothers.
Idiotic Argument! Thanos is copy of darkseid not eachother -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 18, 2016 12:14 PM)
Dumb Marvelites! The idea of forming a band of heroes was due to Seven Samurai. In comics it was "Justice Society of America". Which was debuted in 1941. Marvel copied that idea after 20 years. Dumbwit.
You are an idiot. The "Justice League" debuted Oct/Nov 1960 and according to you it's not original because it copies Seven Samurai. And you copied my comments above that stated I was strictly referring to the film world.
AND the team debut doesn't negate the fact that Cyborg and Aquaman are copies of Marvel characters.
Eh? Is that suppossed to impressive AOS sucks anyways.. And when they will show agent Coulson in MCU then we will talk. He's dead to 75% of the audience who saw Avengers
Nick Fury, Maria Hill and even Sif knows he's alive and that he's been holding SHIELD together. There is no reason the other Avengers need to know he's alive. And they all keep secrets.
That was part of the point of Civil War. They don't tell each other every little thing. Jackass.
Vision, Black Cat, Thanos, Deadpool, Bullseye, X-Men, Nova Corp, Quicksilver, Ant man, Hawk eye, Dr. Strange, Ultron, Magneto, Falcon, Thunderbolts that's just few I just mentioned in 2 minutes I am sure, I can find exactly same copied cover For Example Superman #2 and Fantastic Four Cover.
Write them out punk. Write out each copied character. You should know better than to challenge me.
Idiotic Argument! Thanos is copy of darkseid not eachother
Created by Jack Kirby who also worked for Marvel. Jackass.
