>DHMIS show
>5 episodes of mucking around
>last episode unsatisfying
Web series >>>>>>> TV series

>mogs the entire DCAU
Nothing personal Bruce Timm

>Kyle Bradstreet, a writer and executive producer on USA Network Emmy winner MR. ROBOT, had been working on the scripts for SECRET INVASION for about a year when he was fired after Marvel decided on a different direction. Enter new writer Brian Tucker, who penned the crime thriller BROKEN CITY. Thomas Bezucha, who helmed the thriller LET HIM GO, and Ali Selim, who worked on Hulu’s 9/11 drama THE LOOMING TOWER, were on board as directors and to help crack the story.

>So far, so normal, at least by Marvel’s creative development standards. Details are murky, but what happened next, in the summer of 2022, debilitated the production as factions became entrenched and leaders vied for supremacy during the show's pre-production in London. “It was weeks of people not getting along, and it erupted,” says an insider.

>The company dispatched Jonathan Schwartz, a senior executive and member of Marvel’s creative steering committee known as The Parliament, to get SECRET INVASION back on track when it was falling behind schedule and on the verge of losing some actors because of other commitments.

>By early September, a good portion of the show's team had been replaced, with new line producers, unit production managers and assistant directors. And Bezucha, who was supposed to direct three episodes, left the show because of scheduling conflicts. The Marvel executive overseeing the show, Chris Gary, was reassigned and, according to sources, is expected to depart Marvel when his contract is up at the end of the year.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/daredevil-marvel-disney-1235614518/

STAS is one of the better mainstream Superman adaptations right up until the World’s Finest arc, when it becomes abundantly clear who the favorite child is. This continues for the rest of the DCAU. Just off the top of my head:

>Batman cucking him by dating Lois Lane
>At least 4 separate and distinct “Evil Superman” arcs
>Dr. Hamilton flipping on him
>Batman telling him to “cry me a river”
>It’s so easy for the Question to completely dismantle him in an argument
>The entire CADMUS arc paints Superman as a petulant child
>Having no answer for the Justice Lords aside from pardoning Lex Luthor for his help
>The ultimate insult: After his “World of Cardboard” speech, considered by many to be Superman’s crowning moment in the entire DCAU, he gets obliterated by an “agony matrix” and once again has to be saved by LEX LUTHOR

I’m sure there are more specific examples, but in general:

>Being a dick for most of JL and JLU. A lot of conflicts are a result of this pigheaded Superman.
>Being a total jobber and getting his ass kicked by lowbie villains dozens of times.
>Rarely shown to be a good leader to the league.

I’m sure there’s more I’m missing but Bruce Timm and Paul Dini wrote more than a few pointed Fuck You’s towards Superman and he stepped in more shit than any other league member (except maybe Hawkgirl). And for what? I’m genuinely curious.

Reminder: Alan Burnett wanted Terry and Max to end up together but Bruce Timm didn't like the idea and had it nixed.

Why can’t modern animators draw?

I'm sadly to announce that Sumire lost the Boruto bowl.

Whoops, sorry Maui. We know you're an almighty demigod and all, but it's #herturn now.

AAAAAAIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE DADDY ETRIGAN HELP ME THE JESTER’S MIND IS TOO TWISTED FOR EVEN DEMONSPAWN LIKE ME TO WITNESS WITHOUT GOING ABSOLUTELY INSAAAAaaAAAAAAaaaaaaAAAAAAAAGabakdlkdhskfkfkjdnsndifkmahdhejwksjsjdjdjsjskwjuekekidndjch *dies from seizure*

Why is Finite so fucking weak?