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Topic	Why is killing the enemy such an issue in American comics?
codey 03/14/24 10:48:39 AM #20:	s0nicfan posted... Yea, I think american comics writers have adapted by just retooling existing characters for name recognition. When it works, though, you get stories like Heart of Ice from Batman: TAS which fundamentally reinvented Mr Freeze into the most compelling version of the character. It happens across both Marvel and DC, but I find it particularly funny when you search for a popular DC character on wikipedia only to find out that they're like the fifth person to use a particular persona and there's two or three lesser known guys that used it after them. I feel like Marvel retools characters more often and just switches up their personality while DC likes to plug in new characters entirely. --- *runs out of topic naked* <cite>codey posted [p:979363165] in Why is kil... [t:80721228]...</cite> <quote>s0nicfan posted... </cite><quote>Yea, I think american comics writers have adapted by just retooling existing characters for name recognition. When it works, though, you get stories like Heart of Ice from Batman: TAS which fundamentally reinvented Mr Freeze into the most compelling version of the character.</quote>It happens across both Marvel and DC, but I find it particularly funny when you search for a popular DC character on wikipedia only to find out that they're like the fifth person to use a particular persona and there's two or three lesser known guys that used it after them. I feel like Marvel retools characters more often and just switches up their personality while DC likes to plug in new characters entirely. --- runs out of topic naked</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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