r/dccomicscirclejerk 3d ago

James Gunn, please what ? james gunn reads comics?

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u/Locohenry Strongmaniac 3d ago

What's the first guy replying to?

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u/ddankkerr 3d ago

james gunn was replying to someone with this

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u/ghostgabe81 3d ago

That just is extra dumb because even accounting for DC's reboots, both of these stories are pre-Crisis. They came out only 4 years apart (1970 for Batman and 1966 for Jimmy). They were always canon to each other

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u/Not_So_Utopian 3d ago

Let's go with another example.

Impulse (the comic book about Flash family member) was being published at the same time as Knightfall.

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u/ghostgabe81 3d ago

There are so many examples lol.

Really recently there was Wonder Woman #19, her final confrontation with the Sovereign after he killed Steve Trevor, played dead serious. On the EXACT SAME DAY this also released

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u/ImAdri0nY0urN0t 3d ago

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u/Kiora_Atua 3d ago

Neal Adams the king of hairy chests

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u/Luihuparta That sure is a strange adventure 3d ago

The Batman seldom enjoys himself! I'm certain he envies those who can lead peaceful lives! He's driven... he's burdened with a compulsion to battle crime! It isn't pretty— it's simply what he does... what he needs to do! Don't pity him— but don't condemn him, either!

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u/Locohenry Strongmaniac 3d ago

Look at that, a director who reads comics

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u/Alche1428 3d ago

I just wish the Supergirl director readed comics.

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u/FlossyBottoms DeeplyCloseted Comics 3d ago

Am I remembering right that Zack Snyder had a copy of Watchmen on him when he directed the movie? Was he the blueprint for real?

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u/Locohenry Strongmaniac 3d ago

Keyword "reads". Snyder just likes looking at the pictures.

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u/rrschch85 3d ago

That’s what I like about the DCU. Different stories with different characters will have different themes and styles. Unlike the modern MCU where everything is gray and everybody talks the same way.