Where did all this comic book movies faggotry come from in the first place?

Where did all this comic book movies faggotry come from in the first place?

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X-men hit at the box office.

With hollywood marketing you can make mr hankey feature hit the box office

9/11 then SpiderMan

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this makes some sense

Yeah people wanted to see something uplifting after 9/11. Spiderman came out at exactly the right time and the rest is history.

I'd prefer nude Wolverine

the kids who bought the comics grew up.. sort of.. into adults who can't deal with the real world.

guy at work almost attacked me because he quoted some piece of Deadpool trivia, ending it with "and that's a fact". and i said "no, that's a piece of made-up fantasy designed to sell comic books. it's not real."

how dare i question his method of avoiding reality?

Blade hit in 1997. literally iron man numbers.

America.

Blade wasn't really a cape movie, it was more a stock action movie with vampires instead of like terrorists or kidnappers.

I didn't even realise Blade was a Marvel character until years after I saw it

I'll take things that never happened for 500 please Alex.

The mark of zorro

Cap's costume was so dorky in Avengers 1

>society has decimated the concept of shame to the point in which its okay to publicly like comic books

>year upon years of already established, relatively untouched narratives, meaning you can build entire franchises without really needing to come up with something new

He wasn't even "really" a Marvel character.
He originally appeared in Tomb of Dracula, a comic about a group of basically powerless vampire hunters, in 1973 and had nothing to do with Iron Man and Thor and all that shit until he was written in an issue of Ghost Rider in 1993.

This. Its getting so fucking insane.

>society has decimated the concept of shame to the point in which its okay to publicly like comic books

Comics were far more popular and accepted when the industry was young. They turned into a manchild hobby in the 70s-90s and really still haven't recovered.

The nineties, really. In the eighties comic books were still seen as a young medium full of potential.
Then the nineties happened and we're only barely starting to recover.

Would you gamble millions of bucks making a movie with a 100% original script or one based on something that is already successful?

Movies based on books/comics are a sure bet since you know they will never truly flop.

I hope everyone who takes nudes gets their shit leaked. Even you. Too funny. I'm the asshole for not wanting to risk this kind of shit. Think of your kids.

Because they're worth at least a billion each (excluding DC movies). After The Avengers, Disney realized that everyone and anyone will watch capeshit. It wasn't just contained to a niche audience anymore.

Comic books.

And believe it or not, before you were born, they were making comic book movies before Avengers.

Every time I see a screengrab from that film I'm amazed at how ugly it is.

Yeah. 'Avengers' is really a thinly disguised 9/11 revenge fantasy.

Autism from both sides.

We need another Steel to kill the industry for a decade or two

Uh no comics were literally burned in massive bonfires in the 1950s and lots of governments outlawed them.

>barely starting to recover.
they're getting worse with all the sjw bullshit forced into them. Comics will never recover. They are fucking garbage

Adventures of Tintin, was and always will be the one true kino comic series

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You say that like Green Hornet didn't come out the same year as Avengers.

PS they did have better sales tho. Comics after 1954 declined to like 1% of their sales compared to before the Comics Code made superhero shit the only genre you could publish. Comics were "popular" in the sense that porn is popular today. They were never socially acceptable.