>An episode of Marvel’s 616, the Disney Plus documentary series which explores various aspects of Marvel’s history, has revealed that Dan Slott’s poor work discipline has garnered him a less-than-favorable reputation among his fellow Marvel creators >Following the premiere of this episode on the streaming service, creators involved in its production took to Twitter to defend Slott from fan criticism being levelled at him based on the behaviors and anecdotes seen on display in the documentary, claiming that the episode’s contents were dramatized in order to make it more appealing to audiences. I'm amazed Disney hasn't canned him yet, he's either working pennies on the dollar or loves playing the saxophone for the mouse. https://archive.is/qXuH1

Happy Turkey Day everyone, I hope everyone gets to enjoy a good meal today. https://youtu.be/e_tFjWf3rjQ

Halloween is over. Hopefully many had trick or treaters this year. Though assuredly you have left over candy aplenty. But since the season of spooks is now over & we face the true horrors tomorrow come the election, why not skip right to the Christmas festivities? Starting with Klaus. Grant Morrison's attempt of creating an origin & mythology for the jolly fat man in red.

So a few months back Crunchyroll announced they'd be producing their own set of shows for their platform, one of them being a straight up anime production, being an adaption of the Tower of God manga, and the others being western animation. Most of them seemed pretty meh, but one in particular seemed to garner the most attention, which is Onyx Equinox, which said to be an adult-action series influenced by Mesoamerican (Aztec, Maya, etc) culture. Recently the first major trailer just dropped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVBAOJIi6Tg Thoughts? Also, as somebody who intos Mesoamerican stuff and previously did a breakdown of the trailer on halfchan, I'll repost there here in the replies. I've noticed way more stuff since then but I don't have time right now to update and expand it.

>David Hemblen, the accomplished actor who was beloved for his iconic voice performance as Magneto in the X-Men Animated Series, has passed away. https://archive.is/uP6L9

Finally coming out on Christmas day, December 25th. No extra cost for HBOMax subscribers so for everyone other than those who use roku and amazon fire stick which has been a huge weakness they've failed to address. Kind of expected this since there has been a constant back-and-forth between theaters and studios and the studios have more leverage since they make the content. The could save theaters by releasing their big movies but the studios don't want to lose too much money on them so they hold them back and delay them whenever new "cases" pop up. There's also the heavy support for streaming and push for PVOD so it looks like at least right now, Warner doesn't see much value in the theater's future to survive. The other reason why is because they have a Trump stand-in with Maxwell Lord as a focus of the story and want to get this dated political reference in while Trump is still president or if the recount doesn't work well in their favor when the actual electors pick the president and not the news media. They did re-use most of the last trailer with some extended dialogue scene but it remains mostly the same visually. Cheetah still looks terrible and Kristen Wiig still seems like a bad choice. Anyone still interested in watching Wonder Woman 1984?

Is it any good? It looks like the kind of old shit I'd enjoy, but I've never actually started it.

Why continue to use something that works, stylish and/or is extremely icon; when you can butcher it and make it look laughably bad.

With Steven Universe finally dead hopefully how bad was the entire journey? Was it "Oh god throw it into the woodchipper" or "Oh god, light it on fire before throwing it into the woodchipper!" levels of bad?

https://archive.vn/a7qGW Ken Spears, co-creator of Scooby-Doo and co-founder of Ruby-Spears, died Friday. The other half of these duos, Joe Ruby, died earlier this year in August. f

Today's the day, anons. Election day, for the US at least. And to celebrate the impending dumpster fire that will be the aftermath, I'm gonna dump a nice little comic series I enjoy that's all about this turbulent time of year- DC Universe: Decisions.

Didn't see a thread. >An industry artist since the 1970s, Eastman enjoyed a prolific career working in series and commercials. At various times, he was an animator, storyboard artist, and director >He was the director of the pilot for Nickelodeon’s Doug (pictured at top) and went on to become the supervising director of the show’s first season. Other series he worked on include Codename: Kids Next Door, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Daria, Beavis and Butt-head, Sheep in the Big City, and Kablam! https://archive.md/fyhnL

Haven't seen any rips of this available to the general public so I'm gonna go ahead and share mine. Support the original if you've got the cash, I guess: https://indyplanet.com/underburbs-vol-1

It's Halloween, how did your decorations come out, /co/?

Lovercraftian comic from a rare author who actually understands why why Lovercraft's stories were scary and unsettling. It's a European book done in black and white. Book is about a man who stumbles upon a mysterious house. He feels drawn to it in a strange way, and decides to purchase it to unravel it's mysteries. Overall story is contained in three tomes. Here are the download links: https://volafile.org/r/co https://mega.nz/folder/QPow0RQS#oTfUsRn4Onpicx9hu3sJcA

Good Evening, fine denizens of /co/. As you are probably aware, the "unique" circumstances last year prevented a certain yearly tradition from being carried out. Now, after two years and however many fracturings and re-groupings, I am here to see this custom carried out once more. So join me, all this week until the eve of All Hallows, as we make our way through... Night of the Were-Ed! Part 1 of 3