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I picture Daredevil having a similar build as Nightwing, without the ass.

I haven't seen a WWE Blake Monroe yet but I did get the AEW Mariah May. It's a mixed bag of a figure, but that's typical of this line. I put the Elite 113 Tiffany Stratton head on the Ultimate Edition figure and it looks a lot better imo.

Yes to both MCU and comics Cassandra. I'd buy anything from Morrison's run or from Krakoa and she was in both.

At this point I'm just hoping the wrestling gear Mercedes + Athena they showed at SDCC get released online. It would've been nice to get an updated Kyle Fletcher and a Kevin Knight, but hey.

Yes to Gorgon in the robes or the black suit. Krakoa represent.

I'll wait for that one since this wave didn't do it for me other than Dark Avengers Spidey.

Yes to comic and MCU Echo, stat.

It also killed my dream that someone like Alex Garland would direct an MCU film. They let Zhao do a lot they didn't let other Directors do (film outside instead of on a soundstage, have a sex scene, etc.)

I don't know, wasn't Brave New World supposed to introduce Sabra as a mutant before her role got cut?

That was truly the worst of the FoX-Men films and they had so many legitimate reasons to just not release it, which would have been better. Anya Taylor-Joy as Magik and the girl from Game of Thrones who played Wolfsbane were perfect casting but the rest of it...whew. Methy Cannonball? White...

Agree, it doesn't surprise me at all that Eternals is as divisive as it is because it's a story about [something else] using Marvel superheroes as its cast. I understood what story Zhao was telling and I was into it, I thought it was subversive and interesting commentary on organized...

Yeah, but only after it makes money and is deemed an objective success like Ghost of Yotei, which I only recently found out had a similar anti-woke backlash against it for whatever reason. The anti-woke grifters got lucky with Eternals because it actually flopped, but I think there are numerous...

I'm confused as to what being "woke" has to do with your opinion of Eternals. I don't think anyone has argued only anti-woke grifters dislike the movie, there are several commenters above you who talk about disliking the movie for valid reasons, which is normal, but you specifically called out...

I'd take Yukio for sure. Comic, not FoX-Men.

Wokeness isn't liking a movie because it has an ethnically diverse cast lol especially when they're not human in the movie anyhow. Anti-wokeness was a big reason Eternals got the level of hatred it did though, I remember it in real time because I had to unfollow people I was cool with for years...

I always thought the sentinels were meant to represent government overreach by way of the military-industrial complex's impact on policing, especially disproportionate + over-policing of minority communities

Basically, and I do think it's completely unintended. My goal is to introduce the perspective that when you come from a group that was imported into existence for the specific purpose of being an underclass/servant class and perpetually made to fight against the government and broader society...

It feels like false equivalence to me...not being humble and beating children are worlds apart in severity

that is a bit of an extreme comparison lol

There are different sociocultural contexts to the concept of humility though, especially humility as virtuous behavior.

I would looooove to see the Slack message conversation between them when Dan pitched this.

You should look up who owns Kith and who owns hypebeast bibles like COMPLEX

Dan is 100% hypebeast. When I wore the Kith Phoenix shirt to NYCC, he recognized and commented on it. I feel the same way when everyone shits on Funko Pop collectors, too. I'm not into them but I don't think of them as some distinct group from the likes of us.

I don't think you having a problem with any/all aspects of it [edited to add]: is a problem. As someone who's in closer physical proximity to hypebeast culture than most of you, and who understands it as largely a white corporate co-option of Black American streetwear culture (among other...

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