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I liked it. Wish Starfire was better lookin tho.
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Did he say F Batman?
Looks good to me.
Robin letting da yappa fly was the best part of that trailer.
Same. I also have no expectations for Swamp Thing. For Titans, I have a whole history with them so Swamp Thing could be all types different from the comic and I wouldn't even notice or care.i have faith in Wan and Swamp Thing
It looks exactly like cloak and dagger ,film wise. As if they shot both at the same time but one for marvel and one for DCi have faith in Wan and Swamp Thing
titans trailer actually kind of reminds me of cloak and dagger
I dont know why but both them photos look , looking like she about to go to a rave/EDM concert. The orange tint is extra light too I dont even notice it in the first imageThey made a change to the outfit.
From, Times Square before it was cleaned up:
To, Instagram "model" that takes frequent trips to Dubai:
So shes not Orange 24/7, that makes sense I guessthat is her supposedly going to an 80s party and then later at night being chased and attacked
i went ahead and pre-ordered for the year as it gives 3 extra months so it comes out to $5/month
i like it that comic books will be available since it's going to be a good way for me to catch up, i just hope selections good
What does this streaming service provides? Access to the DC Universe? Movies and Cartoons?
In addition to the previously revealed lineup of classic shows and movies (including Batman: The Animated Series, Wonder Woman '77, Superman I-IV, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and Batman Ninja, among many others), plus DC Universe originals like Titans, Young Justice, and Swamp Thing) DC announced that Batman Beyond (1999), the Justice League animated series (2001-04) and Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-11) will also be available on the service at launch, with deals for more beloved properties still in the works.
Reporters got a live demo of the DC Universe app at Comic-Con's preview night on Wednesday, where Rob Kamphausen - VP of product for Warner Bros. Digital Labs - and DC Entertainment co-publisher Jim Lee walked guests through the layout and features of the platform.
One of the most unique aspects of DC Universe is the ability to read comics in an entirely new way; in addition to page-by-page and panel-by-panel viewing, as seen on apps like Comixology, the service will allow viewers to "autoplay" a comic, setting it to cycle through each panel at a timed interval so that the user can watch the story unfold in a similar way to watching a movie or series.
DC has also remastered its backlist inventory in 4K resolution and developed its own native comic reader that has been optimized for every platform the service will be available on at launch - including iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV, as well as the web and mobile web - which will allow each comic to be presented in whatever format best fits the screen it's being viewed on. Kamphausen and Lee demonstrated this on a widescreen TV, with Kamphausen admitting that being able to see the comic in 4K actually allowed him to notice small details he'd missed when reading the comic in its traditional format the first time. Lee also pointed out that by presenting a comic on a big screen, reading it could become a more communal experience, with families or friends now able to experience a story at the same time.
The DC Universe homepage will present its offerings in a similar way to Netflix and Amazon Prime, with a featured banner spotlighting the most noteworthy shows, movies and comics right up top, followed by the DCU equivalent of a queue or watchlist, which will list the titles you were most recently watching or reading so you can pick up where you left off. (The service will also support offline viewing and downloads.)
Beneath that, the platform will highlight trending shows, films and comics, and offer curated "Collections" that are grouped around a similar theme – for instance, a Joker collection might include a number of comic books featuring the villain's most memorable stories, alongside selected episodes from shows like Batman: The Animated Series and Justice League, and movies like the 1989 Batman and 2008's The Dark Knight, basically giving users an overview of each character's greatest hits.
DC been doing super hero shows for a minute now.That trailer.. Fake marvel Netflix.. I wish DC can find it's own lane..