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“another comics company which features characters who frequently toss wisecracks at crooks.”
One of Stan Lee’s best tricks was making everyone believe that Spider-Man invented that constant in-fight joking. Reading the earliest Batman and Superman stories, they never bloody shut up, doing exactly that motormouth act that was latterly associated with Marvel.
So yeah, it’s good to see that even then fanboys based their presumptions on an incredibly shallow level of knowledge.
If this guy thought there was too much Batman around back in the good ol’ days, he’s probably ready to slit his throat by now. On the other hand, Batman hardly ever tosses quips along with his batarang any more.
As in, stingers were “whoops, the monster/killer isn’t dead after all” or “rocks fall, everyone dies” endings or “bad things for no reason.” 6 hours ago
Laserdisc cover for the first DuckTales story arc/pilot.
The Japanese release of the show went by a different name which roughly translates to Naughty Duck Dream Adventure. Yes. Despite that DuckTales is still shouted in English in the Japanese opening theme making the change all the more confounding. Wait, it gets better though.
I’m assuming they later realized how dumb that title sounded and simply re-branded the series as ダックテイルズ or Duck Tales as it should have been in the first place. So what gives then with the initial title change? I guess we’ll never really know.
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“another comics company which features characters who frequently toss wisecracks at crooks.”
One of Stan Lee’s best tricks was making everyone believe that Spider-Man invented that constant in-fight joking. Reading the earliest Batman and Superman stories, they never bloody shut up, doing exactly that motormouth act that was latterly associated with Marvel.
So yeah, it’s good to see that even then fanboys based their presumptions on an incredibly shallow level of knowledge.
If this guy thought there was too much Batman around back in the good ol’ days, he’s probably ready to slit his throat by now. On the other hand, Batman hardly ever tosses quips along with his batarang any more.
“I fully expect to see him teamed up with Sugar & Spike and Fox & Crow to combat Stanley’s Monster in some early issue of Brave & Bold”
If only!