Not when the picture is so fucking smallI don't feel like making any effort right now either.
Not when the picture is so fucking small
i'm confused on it....is it supposed to be our all time best or just a random list of 26 movies? or are you supposed to guess the film based on the little face of the letter?
Your *** DC Comics super-hero is......Green Lantern!
The original Green Lantern - a DC Comics mainstay for the past 70 years - will be revealed to be a *** man in next week's issue of "Earth 2."
Alan Scott - formerly a married father of two who first appeared in 1940 - tips readers off to his sexuality early on in the comic when he gives his boyfriend a welcome home kiss.
"He's very much the character he was. He's still the pinnacle of bravery and idealism. He's also ***," "Earth 2" writer James Robinson told The Post.
The Emerald Guardian's sexuality was rebooted along with the rest of his fictional universe as part of DC's "New 52" initiative aimed at rejuvenating their characters.
Robinson said he decided to make the change because making the character young again meant erasing Scott's *** superhero son out of existence.
"The only downside of his being young was we lose his son, Obsidian, who's ***. So I thought, 'Why not make Alan Scott ***?'" Robinson recalled. "That was the seed that started it."
He ran his idea by the bosses at DC, "who signed off on it without hesitation."
The character is different than the more modern Green Lantern, ladies' man Hal Jordan, who stars in his own comics and is a member of an extraterrestrial police force called the Green Lantern Corps. Jordan's also part of DC's Justice League with Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, the Flash and Aquaman.
In the current "New 52" continuity, the Alan Scott Green Lantern and the Justice Society operate in a different universe than the Justice League. Robinson said in the "Earth 2" universe, Scott is the sole Green Lantern, and "the strongest, most important super-powered character" in the world.
While a *** wedding in Archie Comics earlier this year and impending same-sex nuptials in a Marvel X-Men comic have recieved a small amount of backlash from angry parents, Robinson said he's not worried about that because "that kind of negativity is stupid and outmoded."
"We should be preaching love and tolerance," he said.
Link
Last edited by cdj; 06-01-2012 at 08:35 AM.
So Ryan Reynolds is ***?
Damn this is toughOriginally Posted by JeffHCross
All the best movie on the keyboard
Each letter is a movie that begins with that letter. Can you name them all?
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Click the link and it takes you to the site the T-shirt is for sale and you can view a bigger image - I think you're right about M, that makes sense
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Reynolds plays the Hal Jordan one who is in the Green Lantern Corps. This is a diff. Green Lantern.So Ryan Reynolds is ***?
Z for Zorro?
Nice call
Ohhhh. I guess I just lost some nerd points.:p
didnt they make him black first, a few years ago? then they make him ***?Your *** DC Comics super-hero is......Green Lantern!
The original Green Lantern - a DC Comics mainstay for the past 70 years - will be revealed to be a *** man in next week's issue of "Earth 2."
Alan Scott - formerly a married father of two who first appeared in 1940 - tips readers off to his sexuality early on in the comic when he gives his boyfriend a welcome home kiss.
"He's very much the character he was. He's still the pinnacle of bravery and idealism. He's also ***," "Earth 2" writer James Robinson told The Post.
The Emerald Guardian's sexuality was rebooted along with the rest of his fictional universe as part of DC's "New 52" initiative aimed at rejuvenating their characters.
Robinson said he decided to make the change because making the character young again meant erasing Scott's *** superhero son out of existence.
"The only downside of his being young was we lose his son, Obsidian, who's ***. So I thought, 'Why not make Alan Scott ***?'" Robinson recalled. "That was the seed that started it."
He ran his idea by the bosses at DC, "who signed off on it without hesitation."
The character is different than the more modern Green Lantern, ladies' man Hal Jordan, who stars in his own comics and is a member of an extraterrestrial police force called the Green Lantern Corps. Jordan's also part of DC's Justice League with Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, the Flash and Aquaman.
In the current "New 52" continuity, the Alan Scott Green Lantern and the Justice Society operate in a different universe than the Justice League. Robinson said in the "Earth 2" universe, Scott is the sole Green Lantern, and "the strongest, most important super-powered character" in the world.
While a *** wedding in Archie Comics earlier this year and impending same-sex nuptials in a Marvel X-Men comic have recieved a small amount of backlash from angry parents, Robinson said he's not worried about that because "that kind of negativity is stupid and outmoded."
"We should be preaching love and tolerance," he said.
Link
People still have no clue how to define love and tolerance as usual.
RG III will be on Romes radio show a few minutes from now during the last half hour
Steelerfans team is : Notre Dame ..? what ? not Penn State ?
Since Penn State decided to fire/kill an innocent man, yes.
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Two different Green Lanterns. And also different from Hal Jordan, who, as discussed above, was the GL in the movie. The black Green Lantern was John Stewart.
Earth's Green Lanterns:
Alan Scott
Hal Jordan
Guy Gardner
John Stewart
Kyle Rayner
Scott's origin story is completely different from Hal Jordan's though (and Jordan's is more well known). There was no Green Lantern Corps for Alan Scott.
Last edited by JeffHCross; 06-01-2012 at 05:58 PM.
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