TOM JUNG ORIGINAL LORD OF THE RINGS CONCEPT ARTWORK

TOM JUNG ORIGINAL LORD OF THE RINGS CONCEPT ARTWORK

U.S.S. Defiant - Constitution Class Starship by Robert Bonchune

On September 13th, 1999 nuclear waste stored on the moon explodes pushing the moon out of orbit and on a course through space taking along with it the settlement Moonbase Alpha. (Space: 1999, TV) Eagle Transport by Ian Kennedy

One Hell of a moment So Loved it!

Superman finally cuts loose completely in this battle with Darkseid from Destroyer, the final episode of Justice League Unlimited.

Forget the Snyderverse (no, really!  Purge that crap from your memory banks!)!

If the cabal of lobotomized monkeys running Warner Brothers Discovery want to make DC superhero movies that can compete with, or perchance outshine, the MCU, they need look no further than the folks that used to work in their animation division.

Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, and the numerous others who gave us Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animate Series, Justice League, and Justice League Unlimited, showed us time and time again that they understood these characters; could tell riveting, fantastic stories with these characters; and, most important of all, loved these characters!

To me, it’s a no-brainer to give those guys the keys to the kingdom and let make great films.  That’s is WBD can coax them back; they’ve burned a lot of bridges and created enormous amounts of ill will in the creative community, especially amongst animators.

Ah, who am I kidding?  By the time WBD supposedly has a real plan in place the company will be sold again (that’s even if there’s a company left), and they’ll start at square one, again.

Dark Age Batman by Allanlngkty