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Eye of Ra said:
Yep. That's the beauty of a concept like Robocop. Any decent actor could have been chosen to play him because cops come in all shades and backgrounds.
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i bet Sam will play his buddy or boss

remember the Sgt from the original?

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god im sorry, i just dont know if this type of 'new age' reboot of this film will do the franchise justice

i can already tell i'm going to like the 80's version better

i mean damn..what's a Robocop film without the Lois?

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pettyofficerj said:
i bet Sam will play his buddy or boss

remember the Sgt from the original?

sgt-reed.jpg


god im sorry, i just dont know if this type of 'new age' reboot of this film will do the franchise justice

i can already tell i'm going to like the 80's version better

i mean damn..what's a Robocop film without the Lois?

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I'm thinking Sam Jack will probably be the SGT. If they are playing it like the original where Detroit's criminals are running wild and committing crimes like nothing, he's the only one I can see being a hard nose in charge of a police precinct in a high crime area.


They fucked the Robocop design all to hell, but they got the ED-209 design looking right.....


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Eye of Ra said:
I'm thinking Sam Jack will probably be the SGT. If they are playing it like the original where Detroit's criminals are running wild and committing crimes like nothing, he's the only one I can see being a hard nose in charge of a police precinct in a high crime area.


They fucked the Robocop design all to hell, but they got the ED-209 design looking right.....


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damn thats fresh.
 
Since BB1970 mentioned it in the Black Dynamite thread......


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I think they just took both the story and art directly from the new updated origin for the Black Panther that was done a few years back and made it into a cartoon. There were only six episodes made.
 
Batman vs. Spider-Man (SCREW ATTACK!)

I wish I could embed the YouTube video, but seeing that it's most recent, the website has yet post it on their official YouTube page.

Now, with that in mind, this is a versus contest between two of the biggest fighters in the DC and Marvel universes respectively. Who would win? Well, see the video for yourself for the results. It contains the history, stats, and of course, a fun miniature fight showing the show characters in action. You may or may not agree with it, but it's always interesting to get your perspective on the matter. Now the two comic book aficionados in the forums here would be deliver their fandom on the matter.

And yes, I DO recall a crossover between the two characters.

Click the link below and enjoy.

 
Batman and Spiderman wouldnt ever fight to the death. However in a fight to incapacitate each other. I would give the edge to Spiderman, because Spiderman doesn't fight to hurt his opponent he fights to immobilize. and after webbing Batmans hands and feet, the fight would be over in secounds.
 
Agree that neither would engage in a fight to the death. Based on physical ability & strength alone Spider-Man wins the fight. Batman would probably win if given enough time to study Spider-Man's fighting style and abilities and devise a way to counter his abilities & strength and take him out with his fighting skills.
 
Eye of Ra said:
Since BB1970 mentioned it in the Black Dynamite thread......


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I think they just took both the story and art directly from the new updated origin for the Black Panther that was done a few years back and made it into a cartoon. There were only six episodes made.
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what 6 episodes!!!!

awesome theme opening.
 
Stumbled across this at the local comic shop. It's a Black Superman from an alternate Earth. His alter ego is the President of The United States. :D

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Thump said:
Stumbled across this at the local comic shop. It's a Black Superman from an alternate Earth. His alter ego is the President of The United States. :D

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Yeah, I remember seeing the comic they first had him appear in a few years ago when they were doing that Final Crisis story. They also had a Black Wonder Woman.


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It's a classic, but a goody. But I can confirm a few things:

1. Political overtones.
2. Green Arrow's an old school leftist.
3. Power and fear is contagious.
4. The Question is more paranoid than Batman.
5. Anyone notice how the POTUS and his administration on here sort of resembles the mix of Reagan and Bush 43?

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Majestic Saint said:
It's a classic, but a goody. But I can confirm a few things:

1. Political overtones.
2. Green Arrow's an old school leftist.
3. Power and fear is contagious.
4. The Question is more paranoid than Batman.
5. Anyone notice how the POTUS and his administration on here sort of resembles the mix of Reagan and Bush 43?

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I've said it before DC/Warner Brothers' is on top when it comes to handling the animate versions of their comic book properties unlike Marvel. Marvel has the high ground, for now at least, on the live action movie front. Let's see how the Man of Steel does when it comes out and if it can gain the same love from movie goers as Nolan's Batman trilogy.



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