Well looks like Acid broke the mod tools again, bans still work but anything else is toast.

Volafile will be shutting down soon. Get your cartoons while you can, unless someone else takes over.

>>16319 >robots are the reason why pedophiles dykekikes in holywood are BTFO us every day >robots are the reason why Simptendo and Daddy Sakurai enable raeping kids in Smash >robots are the reason why Negrogrounds is on life support now >>16305 Based. The last cancer of the old internet is gonna fucking die.

>>16305 ITT we speculate Tom's downfall >he rapes his mom like Chrischan >he grooms kiddies on his shitscord >he goes insane because his sites gonna die forever soon and shoots up a school like Elliot Roger

>>15951 Holy shit he looks so fucking retarded lmfao. I'd hate myself and my dying shitsite too if I looked like a retarded mutt who jizzes over drawn CP with my friend who develops the life support game for my site.

I miss fooling around in the comic-maker app.

>>16159 If you feel like digging (sorry, don't have the link on me) you should be able to use it via the wayback machine. I was able to anyway.

Jim Lee Squashes Rumors DC's Publishing Is in Danger: 'It's the Exact Opposite' https://archive.md/ccvQE >DC CCO Jim Lee says there's no truth to the rumors that WarnerMedia is shuttering the comic book publishing arm of the company. Delete this thread, everything is fine in the comic industry.

>>16341 >everything is fine in the comic industry Then, why do they not publish hard numbers of how many of their comics are selling?

>>16341 The chinks lies as easily & naturally as he breathes.

>>16255 https://e-hentai.org/g/1236074/b48c6d2afd/ Someone posted a really high quality upload of the artbook to Ex but you can also get it through here. The reason this artbook is important is it was made in 2010, which would be a year from the live action movie in 2009 and 2 more years before Korra. If you read a few of the passages here though, particularly with Katara and Bryke wanting a "Strong female character" and Toph with "Wanting the female audience", you can clearly see how he drank more and more cool aid as the years went on, eventually resulting in Whorra. To me, this is a missing piece of the puzzle in what happened between ATLA and Korra. I also want to highlight two other people, Elsa Garagarza was a storyboarder for Book One of ATLA but became lead in Book 2. She's responsible for alot of the background shots and architecture in certain buildings, namely Earth Kingdom being Chinese dynasty and Fire Nation being Japanese Edo, that's all her I think. Bryan Evans is responsible for alot of the concept art and coloring of scenes that he would work from Elsa's storyboards. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xv0X1 Hye Jung Kim worked on fluid animation and also relayed storyboards back to the animation studio in Korea. All talented people.

>>16337 Didn't they also lose their martial arts consultant/fight choreographer between Atla and Korra If I remember he quit because someone showed him fan fiction of him, Bryan and Mike having a gay orgy, which is why bending went from being martial arts inspired to essentially becoming boxing in Whorra?

>>16339 Boxing is a martial art, just not one native to Asia. The closest, I think, is Taekwando and Muay Thai, but both of those are still their own schools of fighting. Also, why not have someone people at the studio actually learn some martial arts for animation references, rather than change everything about the fighting style?

>>16326 >Those are physical assaults. When people talk about how rape is painful for women, they always bring up other acts that are just physical assaults. It's literally the same argument both ways.

>>16326 He was an autist, pure and simple. One of us! One of us! >They Might Be Giants Speaking of autism... I'm a fan

Speaking of rape: >>>/b/46584

>>16323 Yes, yes, of course. In Minecraft. We should tar and feather his flabby ass in Minecraft and then shoot him in the face IRL.

>>16331 >clip

>>16247 The thing that pissed me off the most about that series is that the universe-building was actually pretty decent for current year. Ending it like that was anti-climactic.

>>16320 It was an edgyfest done by someone hating superheroes. And it's an universe with civilians being worse than marvel ones.

There are plenty of characters that don't have secret identities, with the Fantastic Four being the most notable examples in the comics, since not only are they the foundation of the modern Marvel universe, but also they never had secret identities. Then of course there are cases like Iron Man that casuals know about (even if they don't know that he did have a secret identity for like 40 years). But it depends on the characters and their personalities and what stories you want to tell with them. Remember right before Rebirth when Superman revealed his secret identity? It sucked. It did away with elements that were central to the character, particularly his regular life that keeps him as a down to earth guy. The Fantastic Four are celebrities in their regular lives, and Iron Man was a celebrity before he was a superhero. Making Superman a full time celebrity would destroy a significant aspect of the character. Having everyone know Superman is Clark Kent but not hassle him all the time wouldn't be believable. And there are characters like that, but frankly, they're usually secondary characters, and I think if they were focused on harder, people wouldn't buy it. There are also problems with characters that go through crazy shit that should affect their regular lives, but then they go back to having a secret identity. Like in the Death of Superman story, they mention near the end that Superman was actually only dead for like two weeks, in-universe. So when Clark Kent shows back up, it's kind of believable. Hal Jordan was either Parallax or dead for ten years IRL, which must be a significant amount of time in-universe. How the fuck does he go back to having a secret identity? Or does he not have a secret identity anymore? Shouldn't all the regular people be scared of him for what he did as Parallax? I've read pretty much every Green Lantern story (including Green Lantern Corps and that Ion miniseries) from Rebirth to Blackest Night, and I don't think I've seen this addressed, when it really should have been the first thing to address as soon as Hal came back to life. This goes double for Barry Allen. He was dead for years in-universe. How did he just get his life back, including his secret identity? Iris West was dead for even longer. Enough time for Barry to get over her and get married again and then die and for his sidekick to grow up and have kids of his own. And when she came back, she did use a secret identity because the world thought Iris West was dead. But then eventually she became Iris West again. And then when Flashpoint happened Iris forgot that she knew Barry's identity, and presumably forgot that she was married to him and that they were both "dead" for decades. Okay, fine, I can accept that. But there was a period before Flashpoint when this made no sense. And then they remembered most of this stuff after Rebirth, so presumably everyone else remembered too, and then it didn't make sense again. It would be easier to just say the entire world knows Barry Allen is The Flash and Iris West is a time traveler from the 30th century. But that would destroy a significant aspect of the character. Also there was the time Wally West revealed he was The Flash, and that didn't work out long term. And he was a pretty different character from Barry anyway, since he was a superhero since he was a kid, and didn't have much of a life before he became one. And with all the de-aging and disappearing for decades that has happened to the Justice Society, none of them could have secret identities anymore, right? But then why aren't people coming to their door and hassling them all the time? I guess they have all sorts of things set up to protect them from supervillains and stuff, but using things like that to keep regular people away from them doesn't seem very heroic. Why isn't the paparazzi harassing Alan Scott about how it feels to be a 100 year old man who looks at his children and feels compelled to tell them that he loves putting penises in his butt? Surely that would be quite a story. He should never be able to have a moment's peace. Even if he wasn't the world's first superhero. >>16148 >Only reason writers didn't do it is few early heroes had family to reveal it to (Superman's parents live far away from where he lives) Superman's parents were dead on Earth-Two and Earth-One. Man of Steel is the one that kept them alive until the present day, in 1986. Also, originally they said the people who found him just gave him to an orphanage. I don't get how nobody at the orphanage didn't know who Superman was. Maybe they did and just kept their mouths shut. When they introduced the concept of Superboy in 1945, they said that the people who left him at the orphanage regretted it and returned to pick him up shortly after. The Kents then knew his secret identity in all the Superboy stories, but they died before he was an adult. >>16173 >The audience knows that status quo changes regarding it don't end up sticking and that they do not tend to lead to shake ups in anything else. There are cases where it does happen, like Iron Man, Captain America, Flash, etc. Sometimes things get changed back after an extended period of time, but still.

>>16287 That's it. Now get out there and shine, True Believers!

>>16288 I followed the advice, did the workout, and woke up so swole this morning that I can't actually wipe my own ass, anymore

>>16219 Which was tolerable until it got cancelled and returned the first time, most likely with less Seth involvement since American Dad has lasted a lot longer in terms of entertainment value.

>>16224 >GKND Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. It was a really neat take on the show's concept but I can understand why it wouldn't have the same appeal. Presenting aging as some sort of universe-wide disease that a group's intent on completely wiping out is a pretty dark idea for a kid (and even teen) show.

>>16224 It's for the best, anon. >>16252 Adult Swim is the only reason why Fox revived it, and ever since its revival, Seth has always been trying to get away from it. Which brings us to that Flintstones reboot idea he had.

>>15933 >>16088 Written and drawn by Japanese women for young women...is this shit supposed to compete with Shoujo and Josei? Even the trashiest shoujo I've read is million times better for the basic reasons of not having ugly self-insert dyke and ugly art style. The closest things to be Shoujo and Josei in USA which I know of, are Twilight and 50 Shades of Grey which are basically non-drawn trashy shoujo and josei. I came to believe that the whole internet fad of mocking those shitty franchises was feminist psyops because god forbid there will be something made for women by women instead of preachy dyke shit. >>15907 >Nightwing's ass Looks like a woman's, in fact he looks like a tranny dwarf. >>15957 I hope to see more outsourcing to Japan.

>>16238 >Looks like a woman's, in fact he looks like a tranny dwarf. Another self-insert, I guess?

>>16238 >Written and drawn by Japanese women for young women But why is it only in English?

>>16188 There were shorts on the Mexican CN that had the Grim Reaper crossing over other IP's, one of them where Fred Flinstone spits out a chicken bone leaving him with a hole in his forehead.

>>16189 >Shriek is a nig. Naturally. Holy fuck, are we ever going to get a break from this fucking bullshit? >Venom symbiote is going through some hormonal shit due to being "pregnant" Ungh. At least Carnage looks goo-- >"THAT is a RED ONE!" It's your fucking child, retard. Spank it. This is why the MCU did better overall than Sony's attempts. Not even the smallest amount of respect for the story that made the characters popular in the first place.

Didn't like the first movie, it was too retarded. I was hoping for the symbiotes to invade and eat everybody in Earth, since that would be more interesting. >>16212 >are we ever going to get a break from this fucking bullshit? Nope.

>>16220 I live with chronic depression. All through my live, the things that kept me going were dreams of a bigger world with heroes who fought villains and won. They'd have their setbacks but they'd keep fighting. Now, I have nearly nothing left. Every time I get a depressive episode, I try to find solace in the things I loved, but some psychopaths have managed to do the impossible: retroactively destroy them as badly as if they'd used a time machine to shoot the original creators. I'm in the middle of a depressive episode right this minute, and I can't find anything to ease the pain. So now I'm just this brain floating in sadness chemicals, forever voyaging and waiting for death. We've all been attacked by these people over and over and over again, and very few of them get punished. WHEN do we get to punish them?

>>1328 >The local setting is the corpse of a long dead giant where it created its own unique ecosystem

>>16164 One of the earliest and most interesting ideas about the show is that the boiling isles are the rotting corpse of a giant creature and the demons were born out its flesh. It kinda reminded me Bionicle and Jolies Tenebres. Sadly, since the people writing this cartoon are retarded as fuck they think it's more important to put gay romantic drama as priority so the giant rotting corpse of an elder god gets barely any attention. >>1328 To be honest, the watered down designs are the least of their problems. The setting is barely developed and the characters are very inconsistent, for example, the MC premise is that she wants to learn magic but this only happen in a couple of episode, most of the time she just learn it out of screen. A better example is how Amity started as a proud witch kind of Malfoy but then her personality got reduced as "lusting over Luz" and "gay panics" and nothing else in a lapse of two episodes. It's incredible how much they've fucked up a premise so good like this one.

>>16230 It's a Xenoblade screenshot. It's literally a description of the setting of Xenoblade.

>>14295 The thing over her right breast sort of evokes the shape of Harbinger's costume, not to mention the general color scheme, but those weird things on her arms look more like Lady Quark, also from the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Of course the rest of her doesn't look similar at all.

Is the design on the Legion Flight Ring ever used in-universe as a logo for the Legion itself? Has their backstory ever been elaborated on, or is it just tech that exists in the 31st century?

>>14184 >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Valiant#Reprints >Hastings House produced seven hardback Prince Valiant books in the 1950s, using the illustrations by Foster but with the text simplified by Max Trell and for the last two books by James Flowers. >text simplified Does anyone know what they mean by this? It's really vague, since it can either mean that the text itself was made to be more simple i.e. more legible, or that they fucked with the prose. I'm curious because I seemed to have found a source for the comics, but it seems to be the '50s reprint. Thanks.