Ranger REG said:
From DC's Aquaman to Marvel's Sub-Mariner, this Prince Namor character has been tossed around in Hollywood a lot, so what is going on what this one? Are we going to see such movie on the big screen or little screen?
333 Dave said:Aquaman sucks. Lets face it, he just sits in the corner untill some badguy tries to blow up atlantis. Pfh.
The Brunching Shuttlecocks-Ratings (The Legion of Doom)Aquaman
Let's face it, Aquaman basically got suck for powers. His major shtick was the whole concentric-ring-exuding fish-control thing which allowed him to draft underwater lifeforms into his own personal war, which of course required the writers of the show to work a major marine disaster into every ensemble piece. This demonstrates a central flaw in including Aquaman on the team: having water-based powers is a pretty serious limitation, along the lines of a hero whose powers only work on weekends. C-
I love Lore.Black Manta
So of course Aquaman's worst enemy is a guy with underwater powers, because if Aquaman's worst enemy had, say, highway overpass powers it wouldn't be much of a show. "Doctor Turnpike has snarled traffic again? What am I supposed to do, tell a couple giant squid to crawl to Ohio and stop him? Call me if there's a tidal wave or something. I'm good with tidal waves. Did you know that the Japanese call them 'tsunami'?" D+
You know how sometimes you get upset that the people policing your neighborhood are a bunch of fat donut critics who spend most of their time trying to trick you into speeding tickets? It could be worse. They could be Aquaman. Imagine being in a burning building, and the person sent to rescue you shows up in his underwear on a giant seahorse. Or worse, standing on two flying fish with leashes (above right). But don't worry, while you're burning alive, your rescuer has the fantastic ability to TALK with those fish he's using as shoes. You might as well cover yourself in gasoline and try to get it over with quick.
Umbran said:
I think they'll get it right. The part is being played by Michael Clark Duncan (John Coffey in The Green Mile, among other roles). The man certainly has the build and presence, and he can act...
Darklance said:
I remember kingpin being white but It has been awhile. How can they change that?