Is anyone else really scared that ATSV will give Miguel the Hal Jordan Lanterns treatment? MAJOR LANTERNS SPOILERS.

Is anyone else really scared that ATSV will give Miguel the Hal Jordan Lanterns treatment? MAJOR LANTERNS SPOILERS.

>!So Lanterns just finished, and they killed Hal off after scapegoating and writing him horribly the entire show. !<

>!He was said to be "racist", he was a giant asshole, he was a failure of a hero, he got so many innocents killed, John said he "betrayed the Green Lantern oath", he went to prison for 10 years, and when he died, no one showed up to his funeral, no one cared, and his killer was portrayed sympathetically and was allowed to GET AWAY with his murder.!<

>!Literally EVERY other character in this show got a happy ending other than Hal, including the villains.!<

>!That part is what scares me, since I can see Lord and Miller doing the same thing to Miguel, making him die and allowing EVERYONE else to get their perfect happy endings. !<

>!Especially since they already demonized Miguel and made him look horrible too, what's one more fuck you to him.!<

u/TheSadPhilosopher — 10 days ago
▲ 43 r/Namor

What do you guys want for the Midnight Universe Namor?

This Midnight universe stuff is looking pretty cool. Its gonna be all full of body horror, cosmic horror, and just generally gonna be darker than the mainline 616 universe. I hope they do some shit like in Sub-Mariner: The Depths, but go even further with it.

I know the New Ultimate Universe killed Namor off, which was annoying, but the whole thing was The Maker's incel fantasy world, so fair enough. I just hope they do Namor justice here.

I kinda want him in the Midnight X-Men comics too, rather than the Midnight Fantastic Four, since I love Hickman's Namor.

u/TheSadPhilosopher — 2 months ago

God, the top suit is so good, wish we got to see more of it.

His characterization just in that post credit scene was so much better too. Oscar Isaac could have killed it as a comic accurate Miguel.

u/TheSadPhilosopher — 3 months ago

The character assassination that Across the Spider-Verse did to Miguel O'Hara is worse than what Wolverine Origins did to Deadpool

One of the worst adaptations I've ever seen, they completely destroyed Miguel's character and turned him into a stand in for racists and took away his personality and everything just to make him a lying hypocrite. They even took away his organic webshooting.

u/TheSadPhilosopher — 3 months ago
▲ 61 r/DCcomics+1 crossposts

Blue Beetle and Peacemaker have a heart to heart about fate and free will. (Blue Beetle (2006) Issue 20)

u/TheSadPhilosopher — 3 months ago