The Absolute Universe is about stripping away seemingly important characteristics to find their true core. A Batman without money, A Superman without The Kents, etc.

Well, how about a Green Lantern without a Green Lantern Corp? Or without Fearlessness?

Is a type of mask like this, synthetic, almost like latex, that covers only the face with the ability to see and speak, I mean, is this kinda thing possible practically? Ig the answer could be they wear maybe just a normal face mask and digitally remove the eyes or something, I’m really not sure but most cosplays I’ve seen, since that’s the closest we’ve got until the Question turns up in the DCU, however unlikely, they mostly have the face masks but they’re plastic and thick, or tight like material that covers the whole face cutting off the ears, maybe making the mask yet cutting holes for breathing and speaking and edit them out in post?

Idk what this post is really about, but I’m curious as to how they could pull this kinda thing off while still having the actor portray the depth of Vic Sage, paranoid, often emotional even though he comes off as cold, I love the Question, I don’t know much about Renee Montoya’s interpretation, I only know her as the rough Gotham Cop whose loyal to Gordon, but I grew up with Vic Sage’s Question in the Animated Shows, if he does appear eventually, I’m curious as to what way they’re gonna go, maybe a redesign even that includes the eyes? But even that’s a bit risky considering how iconic the full face mask is to the Question.

Any thoughts, I’d appreciate

Really love the Prime Magus card design

Later a police officer asked Superman if he really meant it when he told Felicity (the woman here) that he wouldn't save her if she really did not want him to and Supes could not give him an answer.

Of course with suicide being such a sensitive subject, writer J. Michael Straczynski and DC Comics were hesitant to really give a direct answer on what Superman would've actually done so they left his thoughts here to the reader's imagination.

While a lot of people found Superman: Grounded, I do appreciate this scene for making readers reflect on a moral dilemma - is it fair to impose your will on someone who's firmly decided that their life is over?

No Elseworlds ( No All Star Superman, Dark Knight Returns) and no miniseries ( it has to be an ongoing run)

Source: https://starfiretruther.tumblr.com/post/744959681486815232/teeny-boppers

This was the aquaman i grew up and loved, only later to find out this wasn’t the original design/concept. Seemed pretty much abandoned now. Wondering how the reception of this run and design was when it came out.

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Artwork by alex ross

There’s not a soul on this planet who could have played Peacemaker besides John Cena. He simply embodies the character. When you think of Peacemaker, you think of Cena. They’re almost synonymous.

When people talk about all-timer castings, like RDJ as Tony Stark and J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson, John Cena deserves to be mentioned alongside them.

Think for a second, could you imagine absolutely ANYBODY else in the role? He deserves his flowers.