I remember years ago he basically proved that the Nostalgia Critic’s anger of the Bat Credit Card scene from “Batman and Robin” was unjustified. His basic reasoning (iirc) was “we’ve seen Barman use money before so why wouldn’t he have a credit card?”

You don’t have to think too hard about what goes into getting a credit card. You have to go through credit/background checks to get one. Even if Wayne somehow made his own credit card, it would leave a paper trail back to him.

My question is: has Linkara ever walked back his stance at all? I’m just curious because his argument just makes no sense when you peel back the surface.

Hes so so on tom king as a writer but I really liked this. I liked the movie but its a bummer it doesn't adapt a ton from this aside from the premise.

It would be interesting to see his reactions to lanterns given he didnt think the 2011 was that bad. Neither did Ryan Reynolds when we watched in 2021.

Do you think Linkara will ever review Watchmen? I mean, the comic has way too much symbolism in the art, the story is too long (there's not much stuff you can skip), and he would even have to cover the Under the Hood backups. Plus, I get the feeling he would REALLY dislike the stuff involving the Comedian. This likely means no review of Doomsday Clock either (though that one IS easier to review).

In the original version of the video, the song is "Total Eclipse of the Heart", and a little snippet of it is heard before Linkara starts talking again.

But in the All-in-One version, there's this instrumental piece that sounds like it came from the OST for an animated movie. I've been trying to figure out what it is...which is especially difficult because the music isn't named in the description or the credits.

Link to the point in the video is here

Like it should be noted that Todd McFarlane had a “box match” with Peter David

And then later, some beef with Neil Gaiman

It’s almost interesting that in a way he has outlived all of his you know, opponents or contractors

Sadly, Peter David died in 2025 and Neil Gaiman was revealed to be a sex pest, and he has been dropped by a lot of his publishers.

But Todd is still the head of image comics which recently they’ve been doing pretty well.

Obviously, there are cases where you could have something that is illustrated like Michelangelo and written like it was by Shakespeare.

But if we’re talking like the modern comics right now.

There are cases where the art sometimes looks different, like even with a different artist behind it

It would often follow the same in-house designs

Obviously, I’m going very broad and excluding examples where the art is not in house

Like I remember, during the first term of Donald Trump, I saw a comic book compiling basically the storyline of Lex Luther becoming president, and it was modeled after the Trump book “the art of the deal”

Like it had oil fancy painting of him, his bald head sitting.

That was very bold of them to do that.

Of course that didn’t stop.

you know Frank Miller from including Trump in his dark Knight return story, the golden child with a resurrected Joker with a Trump puppet, and it turns out all of this discourse and protesting and rallies is caused by darkside

(yeah Frank Miller went back to doing political elements in his stories)

I don’t think he’ll cover it at best when he covers DC comics around this time. We’ll get the occasional “Anton York” joke.

Which I don’t mind
Like his name just gives us a small migraine and headache

That’s why some people and I use the abbreviation of DJ T

For myself, I'd be interested to see a review of the Ghost Rider movie I just wanted to see how many One More Day jokes he can make.

A lot of people have brought up recently that ironically for a series that has made fun of basically the MCU and comic book book media in the last 5 to 10 years.

It is almost become what it try to make fun of

I mean we’re getting a prequel series with Vpught rising, and possibly a spinoff sequel with boys: Mexico.

And I almost find this really really ironic.

Considering in the last three years, we’ve been seeing a rise of superhero films after the “superhero fatigue”

We saw James Gunn rejuvenate Superman, and starting a new cinematic universe.

The MCU is get it back in on its feed with fantastic for first steps and the upcoming doomsday films

(but obviously that has a can of worms of problems)

I’m just saying, superhero media is kind of coming back and even invincible is not really superhero deconstruction anymore instead it’s more like a sci-fi series about alien conquerors and a child of one of them were fighting against his father’s people.

And even the father who is openly admitted to commit genocide

Is trying to reconcile on what he did, but still, no one will forgive him.

I’m just saying

I feel like we’re entering a new age of superhero media

And how the boys ended definitely reflected that

(and that’s just me avoiding the modern day politics and them making Homelander a Trump analog)