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"My girlfriend adapting to my two budgets"

One is a taco stand on the corner, and the other is KFC.

Flash: "Through thick and thin / in the same boat"

Hi, I'm sorry if this seems a bit late, it's not 12 pm and I'm sleepy, but I've wanted to ask this question for a while now.

So, I think DCU announced an animated Starfire series, and I was left wondering what a Raven series would be like. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to really read about the character; Literally my only reading about her was the Piccolo comic, and it wasn't exactly my favorite read.

Even so, I'd like to know how you would do it.

In terms of animation style: Which works best? Something like what we saw in Young Justice or the DCAMU, something more anime-based, or something similar to Arcane?

What aesthetic should it have? Dark Deco? Neo Noir? Noir?

Which comic should be considered for adaptation or influence?

If you could have a guest character, who would you bring? (P.S. I included Nightwing since Raven was going to be in his cancelled show)

If I remember correctly, Kirsten Dunst wasn't going to return as Mary Jane in Spider-Man 4, at least not for that film, and Bryce Dallas Howard commented that her character would have a more prominent role.

So what do you have in mind? You can do it however you want, rewriting the saga from the beginning, from the middle of it, or simply picking up where we last saw them.

I really liked it, the only thing missing is his mole

I'll be honest: Gwen Stacy X Peter Parker is my favorite ship. That's why I edited a scene from The Spectacular Spider-Man. Specifically, from episode 6 of season 1, only it's Gwen Stacy standing at Peter's door. I thought it was brilliantly done. I've been wanting to do this for a long time. This takes place at a school dance.

I know that when it comes to talking about Spectacular Spider-Man specifically regarding romances, most people are Liz fans, myself included, but I think Gwen doesn't get as much credit and I didn't feel like talking about it.

I think the main reason I like the idea of her staying with Peter is that she's always been there, from the beginning, in the second season finale she She confesses that she's been in love with him since 7th grade, and throughout the series it's clear that she likes him, For example, she defends Flash even while mocking him, then she encourages Peter by reminding him how smart he is and that this is not a bad thing but a good thing, Unlike Liz, who realizes that Peter is amazing, Gwen already knows.

(Here I want to clarify that I'm not saying Liz is bad, in fact she's a very good girlfriend, and this was for her character growth/development and made her great)

But getting back to my point, Gwen has these little moments that I find cute, like after the futball tryouts She arrives with ice cream for herself and Peter; another sweet moment is when she tries to ask him to the dance, trying to overcome her shyness and work up the courage—it's cute to see.

Another thing I like is that when she finds out May is in the hospital, when MJ tells them, she's the first to approach Peter and try to help him; seeing how worried she is For him, And that the symbiote realizes that the one Peter cares about most is Gwen, I don't know, but I like that.

Other small details include the fact that when Peter is trapped in the rubble, he had completely given up, accepting that he would die there, but it's not until he realizes that Gwen is there that he changes his mind and does his best to save her, or like when Venom prevents Peter from saving her and ends up letting her go, Peter screams in this heartbreaking way before Flash, MJ, and the others save her.

I don't know how small details like these make me like the idea of them being in Endgame, even though I know Greg Weissman's plans were different and that Peter and MJ were, But I always have this one aside from me who prefers Peter and Gwen more.

Well, I think that's all. If you share my opinion, would you have liked Peter to end up with someone else? Why? It would be interesting to read your thoughts.

It's not exactly a request, it's just me showing off something cool I came up with, and I've heard about some custom figures.

And I thought about making one, but since I'd never made one before, I decided to first put it in an image; I had help from AI.

Then I thought: SH Figuarts Miles Morales Across The Spiderman body+ Fan-made Spectacular Spider-Man head sculpt + red and blue paint

The first image is how I imagine the original result, the second is me putting both pieces together, and the last two are both pieces separately.

So it's pretty great, but if I had to say something I don't like, it's Flash Thompson. Damn, I hate that idiot.

Alright guys, I think it's time to talk about "The Flash: Brand New Track" with spoilers, so if you haven't seen it yet, I recommend going to the theater to check it out.

Well, to start off, I think this movie is already historic as the first fourth installment for our Scarlet Speedster on the big screen. To be honest, it starts off really well right where "Flash No Run Home" left off—Barry Allen being forgotten because of Dr. Fate's spell, distancing himself from Iris and Albert. I really like that this movie reveals what's inside the letter Barry wrote to Iris; it's quite touching. I also love that, just like we thought, he is now more Flash than Barry because, well, Barry Allen no longer exists and all he has left is being The Flash.

It was awesome to quickly see Flash fighting more villains like Captain Boomerang, Girder, Blockbuster, and Murmur (Scorpion)—who was already promised to us back in The Flash Homerunning. It was great to finally see him in his suit and in action, even if his screen time was pretty brief.

Honestly, I wasn't expecting to see Renee Montoya, but it feels good. They finally gave us a supporting character who is actually likable and genuinely useful to the plot rather than just a punchline. Plus, you can tell she actually cares about Barry's mental health, which earned her a place in my heart.

To tell you the truth, unlike the other Flash movies directed by Jon Watts, I feel like here they actually knew how to use the DC Universe to their advantage. They aren't just meaningless cameos anymore. Take Mark Ruffalo's Martian Manhunter returning, for example—I mean, he was total trash in Miss Martian, completely ridiculing such a great character, so I loved that they brought back his savage side. Peacemaker was top-tier; his chemistry with Barry is fantastic. They're two guys who don't fully like each other, but they manage to get along while secretly caring for each other as low-key friends deep down. The return of Sara Lance (Yelena), the new Black Canary, was genuinely useful in helping Barry look for Raven, hilarious at the same time, and damn... what a great way to come back 🥵.

And now we have to talk about the elephant in the room: Raven or Rachel Roth, the "villain." I think this was the worst-kept secret in cinema history; it was pretty obvious she was Raven just from watching the trailers. Seriously, how dumb were the people who thought she was Tobey's Flash's daughter or even the "Real Iris West"? XD.

On a serious note, you can tell they took some creative liberties with her sister being taken by this branch of A.R.G.U.S. I mean, Raven has siblings in the comics, but they aren't that relevant, at least not currently. Even though she suffered, she honestly went way too far—controlling people and putting them in danger, she even killed the old man! Though in the end, it looks like she's going to try to redeem herself.

The conversation Raven has with Barry inside her mind was one of the best parts. When she says she's alone and Barry comforts her by saying she has him, it was a really wholesome moment, honestly.

Too bad the moment was ruined by the bullet Peacemaker used on Raven and then Barry taking the hit. I legit thought Flash was going to die and be brought back by the Negative Speed Force, but thank God that didn't happen and everything turned out fine. The fact that Raven kept Barry alive until the last second was really sweet. I hope to see more of her after Infinite Crisis, even if I'm not totally sold on Robert Downey Jr. as Vandal Savage—you can tell they just wanted to bring Batman fans in.

Anyway, let's talk about Barry's "Mutation." I love that during this time of isolation, Barry and the Speed Force connected even further, to the point of him getting blue lightning like Tobey's. I like that at first he's scared of this new power and speed, only to accept it in the end. As he said: Flash and Barry Allen, he is both. In fact, every character reflects a piece of Barry—Martian Manhunter represents his fear of the "monster inside him," Raven his "loneliness and pain," and Sara his "disconnection."

I feel like the ending is pretty nice, although I would've preferred Barry stepping away from his friends so we could see more characters from The Flash's lore.

I hope to see the next part and more of Holland's Flash. Maybe see him fight HIS Rogues, or see him fight Cicada, or I don't know, Trickster. But seriously, fuck... just let me see Patty Spivot already! Iris said she doesn't love him anymore, and the fans want to see other romances.

If you ask me personally, I give this movie a 9/10. Top 3 best Flash movies, right up there with Sam Raimi's The Flash 2 and Into the Speed Force.

Well, I just came from seeing The Flash: Brand New Track and damn, it was PEAK. It feels really different from everything we saw in Homerunning, Running Away From Home, and No Run To Home.

I loved every reference to the comic book covers, and more, but I'm not here to talk about that.

Then I saw that a lot of people have been shipping Barry and Raven, I mean it was obvious that Sadie Sink was playing Raven, I even remember people saying she would be the "real Iris West" when we already have one anyways, This ship really caught my attention, I mean, I can see the vision

Technically, Raven kissed Barry while mentally controlling Iris. Barry decided to let her into his mind; this moment, with the memory of Nora Allen, was quite intimate with him. "You have me..." Then Peacemaker tried to kill her, only for Barry to take the bullet for Raven, and for her to keep him alive until the very last second was pretty brutal

To be honest, even though I understand why people ship them, I see it more as a friendship or even a sibling relationship. At least that's the vibe I get. What do you guys think? Do you like them as friends or do you see them as something more?

Honestly, I think she looks amazing and all, but I think I like her first look better. I don't know, I feel like her hairstyle is more original since it makes her look like Sally 2.0, And that's my biggest complaint about the new style; other than that, she looks great.