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The Greatest CBM of all time released 22 years today !

July 31st can't come soon enough. So excited for this film.

I really enjoyed this movie back then when I was a teenager, and despite all the critics that he received, I still liked it more than the second one. This movie definitely had its moments overall. Happy 14th Anniversary to The Amazing Spider-Man 🥳♥️

Tbh, I didn't know the actor at all but I must admit that he got some real presence and still in his 30s ; it reminds me a lot of Bruce Wayne from the Arkham games, he's tall enough and looks good physically ; if the rumors are true, this is good news for the DCU.

What are ur thoughts on Miles's design ? I really like it personally, it looks simplistic but it also reminds me a lot the Insomniac one. Overall, the art looks amazing 👌🏾✅

Marvel Comics 2026

Zack Snyder really gave us the most comic book accurate Batman ever put on screen in live action. The DCU will never be able to top this, And Marvel will never have a fight scene as iconic as this. This is a Batman who just got done fighting Superman, took down over two dozen criminals like an absolute monster and After that, he still pulls up to go blow for blow with Doomsday! I’m sorry but there are levels to this, and Zack Snyder and Ben Affleck are King!

Don’t give me that hypocritical BS about Batman killing either, Batman has killed before in the comics and 90% of live action Batmen, From Michael Keaton, to Christian Bale, to Robert Pattinson ALL kill too! Get over it! At least Zack had the balls to push Batman to that level and bring him back from the Darkness. #TheSnyderVerseisComing 😎

Art by Alex Maleev. Daredevil Marvel Comics.

Loved this sequence of shots where lighting created the mode. Lana's visit to the loft for a golden sunset of soft yellows and oranges when you think they would share that first kiss. To a more neutral palette when the sunset fades when Clark pushes Lana back to Whitney. Concluding with a dark silhouette of a broken hearted Clark against a dark sky. The reflection in the lens of a telescope to portray his feelings without a word spoken. Magnificent.

Dude Kingpin wasn't messing around back then, very impressive fight