Nov 14 2008
Batman Can’t Breathe in Space
Okay, so it sucked. But it didn’t suck balls, and I think there should be a clear distinction.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold used childish dialogue, had a plot that made little to no sense, depicted Clock King as an actual king who’s a clock, and showed Batman breathing in space. However, the show did not include any Shark Repellent Bat Sprays , Bat Boogies , or awe-inspiring epiphanies that “some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb.”
The animation was decent. There was also a clear nod to one of the Internet’s most popular bat-blogs as Blue Beetle pondered while in uncaptivating captivity, “What would Batman do?”
It could have been a lot worse. May I present Exhibit A:
So, Batman: The Brave and the Bold didn’t suck balls, which means I’ll have to watch it until it gets canceled next month.
You know if there is a video I have to watch the video so why would you do that to me?
Batman can indeed breath in space. I present Exhibit A:
http://www.shortpacked.com/comics/20050131a.gif
I sure hope they don’t cancel it. I have it set to record on my DVR every Fri now. Sorry - can’t watch it live as it conflicts with my Sci-fi channel shows!
But - I definitely liked it - and so did my kid. I like the idea that there will be different super heroes each week. Also - is that batmobile cool or what?
My son noticed that his batarangs are red - well - at least red-lined (but, what do you expect from a 4 year old). I watched it last night - then we watched it together this afternoon. I didn’t notice that last night.
Anyway - I hope he introduces NEW heroes like the Blue Beetle each week.
Personally, I am still rolling on the floor with the distinction between “sucks” and “sucks balls”… yes Bill, you are absolutely correct, there is a difference! ;)~k
Birdy,
My bad
Dov,
My bad.
Pauly,
You’re wrong.
K,
You’re right.
Ah, praising with faint damn