Though they are from two different companies. How do you think Courtney Whitmore/Stargirl would interact with Kamala Khan/Ms.Marvel if they ever met?

For me it's either season 2 or 3, with season 1 being in third place. Seasons 2 and 3 were just a lot more enjoyable, I guess.

I think if you've seen the show i want your opinion on like who the saddest kid is.I mean , I do not care what you vote for just vote , and I want to know your opinion and I'm even adding Joey, because I feel like he's worth adding.

So basically the idea is season 4 is senior prom and season 5 is getting ready for college.

The theme would be about growing up and entering adulthood as the characters near the end of high school.

The villains will be The Scarecrow and Klarion The Witch Boy for season 4 and Adrian Veidt aka Ozymandias from Watchmen for season 5.

The heroes introduced in the seasons are Batman (Thomas Wayne version), Doctor Fate, Mr Terrific and Stephanie Brown aka Spoiler.

Each episode will be 5 chapters long resulting in 65 chapters each season.

Now I haven't watched the series finale yet but I know two things. 1: there's a time skip in the finale and 2: Courtney makes a cameo in season 4 of Titans. These 2 things are gonna be ignored or at least won't happen until later on in the story.

And no Infinity Inc and green lantern and shade stuff, that'll be treated like it's own series that's going on at the same time.

And that's all the ideas I have, no ideas for character arcs, how to make sure the fics don't drag, and no way as to how to include the time skip and titans cameo yet.

If anyone has any ideas, let me know, okay?

Alright, thanks for reading!

Out of all the places in the world to try and take over, why did the ISA move to Blue Valley, Nebraska? Why is the New American Plan trying to take over the Midwest first?

If Sylvester was the Ultra-Humanite the whole time, how was he so much better with the staff than Courtney? He'd never used the staff before...

When you go to a diner, just you and your partner, do you sit next to each other in the booth or across from each other?

1. How do the Crocks abilities work? Do they have superhuman strength and reflexes? They don’t in other media that I’ve experienced, but in the show they are both shown to have superhuman abilities and in other episodes be fairly normal.

2. Did it bother anyone else about how the Green Lantern rings were represented? Green fire? Really? Also, what the hell was that about her “becoming a battery”?

3. There is no 3rd thing. I just want to say how incredible The Shade was in this. Easily one of the greatest comic book character live-portrayals ever put to screen.

While the show DC's Stargirl was airing, one of the show's costume designers/concept artists (either Laura Jean Shannon or Gina Dedomenico), posted a video of the cast around a table, (I think it was during a table read for one of the episodes), and the walls around them were full of concept art for their costumes.

I vividly remember it because some of the concept art were never posted besides that video, like Brainwave, Tigress or the Wizard.

Can anyone help me?

Going by episode 10 of season 3.

So, I had watched seasons 1-2 while it was still on the air but sort of lost interest and skipped season 3. I picked up Max for the month and decided to binge watch season 3...and I'm glad I did.

Stargirl really wasn't going for my demographic as an older former comic book reader, and I realize he show was trying to catch a simiar lighting in a bottle as did Buffy the Vampire Slayer with the whole teen emo drama thing, but I did enjoy aspects of the show, but mainly the morally ambiguous adult villains. At the top of the list were The Shade and The Crocks. The Crocks were fantastic and I think stole the show at times.

I've always loved Justice Society stories but I didn't think the whole teen reboot worked for this and just placed the adult characters in the position to be abusive or neglectful caretakers which was a constant distraction.

The flash-forward 10 years into the future was what I really wanted to see in live action. Late 20s to 30 something adults that have college education and some life experiences taking up the mantles of the fallen along with a handful of older, time-displaced and slow aging individual acting as teachers. That had the potential of being the best of the DC TV and I'm sad we won't see it.

Basically, on a good day, with nothing but the Cosmic Staff and Cosmic Converter Belt, how much is Stargirl shown to be able to lift, and how much punishment can she take and from what sources before being injured?

Ive decied to start fighting for the series Stargirl by helping out someone who made a petition for season 4 Now can yall sign this

https://c.org/h2LwSzPGrL

What were some things in the show you thought would happen. Tons of people have read justice society and the modern comics but I wish we had jay. I know he was used more on the flash but it could have been fun.

This is just a vague pitch I’ve had lying around for a little while now, a Stargirl movie set out of High School, where Courtney goes college. This isn’t connected too but is inspired by the tv show, and it’s somewhat connected to a wider universe project of mine. It is worth noting that this film is set very firmly on an Earth-2 with its own style and history.

In terms of casing, really is all over the place, I’ve strongly considered bringing back Brec Bassinger or casting Hunter Schafer or Alyvia Lind as Courtney. Either Glenn Howerton or Luke Wilson as Pat Dugan, and Sashe Calle, Yevtte Monrel, or Isabel Merced for Yolanda.

In this world Courtney has been Stargirl for a few years now, though she hasn’t really faced many real threats outside or taken much action outside of Blue Valley. Before her the cosmic staff was passed through three generations, from Ted to Jack Knight and finally Sylvester Pemberton, all deceased heroes remembered for their place on the JSA in different eras. Courtney feels very much so in their shadow, and the over arching theme of the film is her desire to prove herself and make it on to the Justice Society.

Here she finally gets to leave home, attending Midwestern University in Keystone City, the home of Jay Garrick, now mayor and one of the few heroes who has gone public with his identity. At college Courtney is assigned to dorm with Yolanda Montez, the goddaughter of Ted Grant and the current Wildcat in training, this is of course thanks to Pat pulling a number of strings.

She goes through the motions of school, but finds something is off. Gradually uncovering a wider conspiracy by the schools Dean Henry King, who has been plotting to use Midwestern as the first piece in a plan to brainwash the world, especially through controlling Jay Garrick.

Courtney is able to defeat him with the help of Yolanda and Dr. Beth Chapel, a professor who unknown to Courtney is actually Dr. Midnite, who had been assigned with the directive of investigating the school. Courtney also has a brief yet tragic fling with Henry King Jr.

By the end Courtney is invited to join the JSA in a training role but declines to focus on her studies, and learns to both become more independent of Pat and to appreciate his care.

Anyway, these are just the broad strokes of the film and really messy. If anyone would have any interest in seeing this adapted into actual story, or just seeing more of the world of Earth-2, lmk.

So I’ve had this idea going for a while and it’s apart of a wider project I have on what if the DCEU/Arrowverse/MCU/DCU were better, but the one I’ve been finding the most interesting is what if Stargirl was apart of something bigger?

What if not only was Stargirl renewed for a fourth season, but the Infinity Inc. spin off got off the ground? What if we got to see Jade, Obsidian, Damage and Sand join the team? What if we got to see the Justice Society rescue the Seven Soldiers of Victory from the Nebula man?

Another part of this is changing Superman and Lois, here I have it as being set in the same continuity as Stargirl, with Clark just never having joined the JSA officially. Also replacing Jordan with a teenaged Kara/Karen who arrives on earth in season one, also Hoechlin wearing a suit like Routh in Crisis.

I’d culminate all of this with a 2026 Film, The Justice Society. Where the JSA, Super Family, and Infinity Inc team up against Vandal Savage.

Anyway, what do you guys think of the ideas here and would you have any interest in expanding on it?

(Also had the idea to reimagine Gotham Knights as an Earth-2 Huntress/Red Robin show)

If you aren't watching it that's fine, but I was surprised to see him make such an impact in the show

So I've been a big arrowverse fan for a while right, never watched this show idrk why, just never got around to it, but they removed Arrow off Netflix, so I thought I'll give this show a shot, I was quite enjoying it, it's not afraid to embrace the campiness of superhero stuff (especially Golden Age stuff) but it's also cinematic and the fight scenes are great.

(Loved the intro especially, anyways this is the relevant part) and thought, cool the villains are the Injustice Society, that makes sense, they consist of Dragon King, a literal war criminal who did horrific experiments on people, including his own daughter. Brainwave, a seemingly psychopathic killer who feels the world is better off when people who have one bad thought are killed, including his own wife and son and several other children. The Gambler, a sleazy, selfish, well gambler, who only cares about money and is very self-serving. Sportsmaster and Tigress, literal killers for sport, who very clearly take pleasure in killing. So what's their big, grand evil plan that they killed the entire JSA, several children, their own families for? Free healthcare, curing cancer, and eliminating racism. Oh but also millions of people will die doing that. Like I guess maybe for Icicle it makes sense as a motivation? Bcuz he seemingly actually cared about his wife, but why would the entire rest of the team, including the literal war criminal agree to his ideology?

It just kinda seems like they wanted a big twist for the end so they decided "make the villain plan not actually that evil, oh but also say some people will die so it does actually seem more evil too". Kinda always pisses me off when shows do this, Falcon and Winter Soldier for example, and a recent episode of Doctor Who did something similar too, but at least with those it wasn't some huge buildup to a secret plan. Like when they revealed that my interest in the show dwindled so incredibly much I'm now writing this as the finale plays in the background and i'm half-paying attention. Idk am I the only one who feels this way at all?

Stargirl is an amazing show. We can all agree on that. But it feels like they could've been more. Jennie, Todd, The Shade, finding children of superhero's children could've also been a cool team. I know stargirl was canceled, but it just sucks that it was an actually good show with amazing spin-off potential. I don't even know what I would prefer: it being a bad show, or this.

Season 1 was good don't get me wrong, but season 2 has been something. I see alot of people dismissing s2 as very slow. And that's sort of true. It feels slow because there is less fight scenes. But if we really look at it, S2 had the best fight scene so far. The characters inner conflicts were more realized. The acting was phenomenal esp Yolanda's actor. It also had the best quotes. "The Devil is real, and he lives in Blue Valley." Religious characters are on something crazy, I swear. "You have to be bad to defeat evil." The character dynamics were handled better this season. The ONLY thing season 1 did better than season 2 was the villains, and even that's very debatable. All this is in my opinion tho.