Post movie adaptions of comic characters that are undeniably better than their comic counterparts.
I think William Stryker being the lead Weapon X paramilitary scientist is universally agreed to be better than the preacher version
Post movie adaptions of comic characters that are undeniably better than their comic counterparts
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Bentley Nguyen
Game but whatever.
Chase Cox
Clearly the main inspiration for the NWH Electro
Noah Evans
The movie version of Deacon Frost is also undeniably better than the comic version
Nolan Price
The Riddler really wasn't shit before the Frank Gorshin version, he defined the character entirely
Julian Clark
Game did it better though
Asher Torres
Blade and Deacon immediately came to mind.
I think that the Batman: Under The Red Hood movie was infinitely better than the comic, and the best interpretation of Todd’s Hood.
Luis Rodriguez
General Zod is a good one. He was almost a non entity in the comics, but the movies he appeared in have made him one of Supermans most iconic enemies
Carter Wright
Man, I forgot about that one and I agree completely. That movie totally synthesized all of the good elements of that character and story and trimmed all the fat off of it
Gavin Nguyen
I'll be honest, I personally prefer this version of Judge Anderson to the few comics I've read of her
Josiah Bailey
Jeremiah Morales
I loved how both Blade and Deacon were trying to act like they didn't hate each other on a personal level, that it was just cold business, but they actually had a deep interpersonal rivalry. I rivalry that Blade won
Levi Price
That character was actually great. He's what made X-Men 2 so good. Stryker was an unsafe fanatic, but can you blame him after his freak mutant son made his wife power drill her brains out?
Joshua Jenkins
The UtRH movie had the benefit of not only Winick revisiting the story with five years of hindsight, but that Winick is also a screenwriter. That and being able to jettison all the Infinite Crisis tie-in stuff.
Owen James
I still feel strongly that the Robin's should have stopped after Jason. Having Dick as the successful protégé and Jason as the failed protégé works so well, but once you include Tim and Damien in the mix it becomes so muddled thematically
Anthony Walker
MOS Zod?
Nolan Johnson
Disagree entirely. Stryker in the movie is just a generic evil general/scientist.
Comic Stryker on the other hand was basically Marvel's Judge Frollo.
James Perez
I'm not going to say the movie version is better outright, but the movie Green Goblin having the split personality between Norman and the Goblin was a very interesting choice that I really liked to watch. Just watching him play a fearful and pathetic weak man and his insane sadistic manipulator alternate persona is so satisfying to me
Eli Myers
I would argue that MOS Zod is better that Stamp Zod, and I love Stamp Zod. I think MOS is 6.5/10, but Zod in that movie was one of the best villains in superhero movies
Jackson Cruz
I WILL FIND HIM!!!
Leo Reed
I think they took direct inspiration from some scenes in the 90s cartoon for that, but they took it to a whole other level.
Jason Bell
Jace Long
He perfectly captures what I want in a villain, that they're still engagein terrifying brutality, but they justifiably believe that those actions are justified.
Gavin Powell
Nah, The dude acted more like Mr. Freeze than Dr. Sivana.
Cooper Harris
he looks like grant morrison
Tyler Lewis
There's a line where the villain is too pathetic. And the movie versions crossed it. I wanted to say sympathetic but pathetic is the more applicable word.
Lucas Baker
This is a controversial one, but I liked how in the Wolverine they made the Silver Samurai into an entire multi generational clan that existed from an 18th century Ninja clan up until a 21st century mech suit
Camden Ward
Looks like Hunter Thompson on fleek.
Jaxon Smith
Split personality Norman comes from the Silver Age. His modern characterization doesn't show up until after he was brought back in Clone Saga.
Tim works when you consider his origin in context of Dick and Jason. It's really just Damian that messes things up, especially when you add in Morrison's implications about adopted versus birth children.
Mason Martinez
I never knew that he was supposed to be Mastermind until now. He was lame in X2.
Asher Harris
Does it really? I totally thought split personality Goblin was a movie invention
Owen Turner
I thought he was supposed to be Prometheus
Ryan Jones
It's a lot cleaner when it's just the good Robin versus the failed Robin
Justin Butler
>Split personality Norman comes from the Silver Age.
It wasn't really a split personality then, more that he just kept getting amnesia.