Didn't you just admit in another thread that Mask of the Phantasm was formulaic but awesome? I've never had a problem with formulaic writing--it's kind of a staple of the comic book medium, given that there are only so many stories to tell with the same characters over and over again.But it's the equivalent of if Morrison took Batman and just put him up against the Joker, flashed back to his training and his parents' death, brought back a mysterious female from his past, and had Batman in conflict with an evil mirror image of himself. Morrison doesn't do the easy thing.
Well, which is it?Yes, I did admit that. But formulaic has to be executed REALLY well to be good. Otherwise you get Batman Death Mask. It sounds like Morrison executed the formula fairly well, but from the brief summary Nub gave me, it didn't sound like it.
I really don't think it's gonna have anything to do with light-deprivation.I wonder how the Spectre will kill him. I mean, he can't just rip his pants' bottom off and stick a skyscraper in his rectum. I'm guessing it'll have something to do with light-deprivation. Though I'd totally mark out for the skyscraper.
Wow. Can you imagine Phil Tan's reaction?
PT: So what do you guys want me working on?
DC: Well, we want you to draw the Spectre [BLACKOUT]anal-raping[/BLACKOUT] Dr. Light with a skyscraper.
PT:![]()
Maybe it would actually be fun.
The Joker
Deathstroke
Two-Face
Lex Luthor
The Joker
Captain Cold
Mirror Master
The Joker
Scarecrow
The Riddler
Deadshot
The Joker
There's my starter list for villains I DON'T want to have been on that list Rucka got...