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who is the bridget of /co/
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Speak
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>C-climate change is really for real this time guys
Fuck woke marvel
Fuck woke marvel
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>This September, DC takes Batman’s war on crime worldwide in a new hardcover anthology, Batman: The World. This 184-page book is a first-of-its-kind publishing event, featuring Batman stories by top creative teams from across the globe, taking place in their home countries. Batman: The World launches worldwide on Tuesday, September 14, 2021—just in time for Batman Day 2021 (Saturday, September 18, 2021). The complete anthology will be localized to the following international territories: North America, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, Turkey, Mexico, Brazil, China, Korea, and Japan.
>“Batman has grown into a true pop culture icon, known the world over,” said DC publisher and chief creative officer Jim Lee. “Batman: The World is DC’s way of showing fans everywhere that Batman is more than a character; Batman is a phenomenon that transcends languages and borders.”
>Kicking off the anthology is a story from the award-winning duo of writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo (Batman: Damned, Joker, Lex Luthor: Man of Steel, Batman/Deathblow). In the story titled “Global City,” Batman reflects on his time in Gotham, protecting his city and its inhabitants from all manner of threats. But when he looks beyond the bridges, alleys, and skyscrapers, the Dark Knight realizes that the call for justice knows no borders, as there are wrongs to be righted everywhere. Their story sets off a series of tales chronicling Batman’s past and present, stories told by some of the best-known international voices in comics:
>“Batman has grown into a true pop culture icon, known the world over,” said DC publisher and chief creative officer Jim Lee. “Batman: The World is DC’s way of showing fans everywhere that Batman is more than a character; Batman is a phenomenon that transcends languages and borders.”
>Kicking off the anthology is a story from the award-winning duo of writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo (Batman: Damned, Joker, Lex Luthor: Man of Steel, Batman/Deathblow). In the story titled “Global City,” Batman reflects on his time in Gotham, protecting his city and its inhabitants from all manner of threats. But when he looks beyond the bridges, alleys, and skyscrapers, the Dark Knight realizes that the call for justice knows no borders, as there are wrongs to be righted everywhere. Their story sets off a series of tales chronicling Batman’s past and present, stories told by some of the best-known international voices in comics:
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After seeing this Amphibia & the Owl House I’m suspecting that there’s someone in the animation industry that has a fetish for girls losing one shoe.
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>Post a thread about anything cartoon related
>update or come back to the thread later
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>Mfw Superman has a great TV show, a cartoon coming, and good comics and /co/ still tries to pretend like he’s in a bad place
How come you fags don’t constantly bitch about Green Arrow or Aquaman or Fantastic Four or Captain America or Iron Man or any of the other countless heroes who are doing worse than Supes right now? What causes this autistic fixation on pretending Superman is in a bad place?
How come you fags don’t constantly bitch about Green Arrow or Aquaman or Fantastic Four or Captain America or Iron Man or any of the other countless heroes who are doing worse than Supes right now? What causes this autistic fixation on pretending Superman is in a bad place?
