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Bump no redesign thread should be on page 2!

The age old hate supes undies Question.

Art courtesy of MaseOne on DA:
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http://mase0ne.deviantart.com/art/Superman-Redesign-II-50275177

this looks more like Connor to me but I like the gloves.
 
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Bit of a viewers choice piece of casting. Enjoy folks!
 
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Thought this was kinda funny
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This actually reminds me of Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One" movie script. In it, Bruce starts out homeless, operating out of a junkyard owned by a guy named Big Al (the script's version of Alfred). Definitely a different take on Batman, but one I was still very intrigued by none the less.
 
This actually reminds me of Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One" movie script. In it, Bruce starts out homeless, operating out of a junkyard owned by a guy named Big Al (the script's version of Alfred). Definitely a different take on Batman, but one I was still very intrigued by none the less.

That sounds like an awful idea for a Batman movie...
 
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This actually reminds me of Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One" movie script. In it, Bruce starts out homeless, operating out of a junkyard owned by a guy named Big Al (the script's version of Alfred). Definitely a different take on Batman, but one I was still very intrigued by none the less.

i don't think it was written by frank miller. Frank miller's year one comic book is still close to the traditional version.
 
I'm liking it jmc, I can't think of who the actress is so no comment on that.

I'm loving the two tones of blue being used. I just thing the \S/ is too big.
 
i don't think it was written by frank miller. Frank miller's year one comic book is still close to the traditional version.

No, I'm talking about Miller's actual movie script called "Batman: Year One". I know the comic. I have it. It's a favorite of mine. But Frank did indeed write a script that made some crazy departures from the normal Batman origin story. Namely the whole junkyard scenario, the "Big Al" character, and some other stuff, like how he comes up with the idea to base his vigilante persona on a bat.

If I remember correctly, this was the project that got the ball rolling on what eventually ended up as Batman Begins. Miller and Darren Arnofsky were hired to reboot Batman, and the plans were to do it on a smaller scale and budget, almost borderline indie film style. It was that aspect that drew Christian Bale to the idea of a Batman film. Miller and Arnofsky were ditched in favor of Nolan though, and Nolan convinced Bale that it could still be done with a larger budget, a more high profile project, and still be dark/serious/gritty, and the rest is kinda history...

Oddly enough though, by the end of this script, he still ends up the classic Batman we know, in possession of the Wayne fortune and all the trappings that come with it.

I hesitate to link to the script, but it is readily and easily available with a google search of "Frank Miller Batman Year One Movie Script", but here's a link to a review that talks about some of the craziness that occurs in it:

http://www.batman-on-film.com/opinion_jett_yearonereview.html

Anyway, BACK TO THE REDESIGNS!
That is indeed a superb Supergirl.
 
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