Tag: DC Comics
110. Element Lad
Nightmares in Red, White and Blue: The Evolution of the American Horror Film. Enjoyable but not terribly in-depth documentary about what the title says it is. Some decent interviews and spotlights on some interesting looking obscure films, but otherwise, kind of empty.
109. Mon-El
Kind of a variation on the New 52 version of his costume, which is a first since I started LoSH Month. *** I watched about 30 minutes of Cool World. What an awful turd. Followed that later in the day with The Last Winter. I watched all of it, but it wasn’t great, despite some …
108. Phantom Girl
I went with the animated version of Phantom Girl here. I remember liking her on the show quite a bit. *** Bad Kids Go to Hell. I watched this simply because Ben Browder from FARSCAPE is in it. His role – while pivotal – is less substantial than his appearances in episodes of ARROW or …
106. Matter-Eater Lad
He eats matter.
105. XS
This is the one Legionnaire I actually know stuff about. She is Barry Allen (The Flash)’s granddaughter, and she was a semi-recurring character during the Zero Hour-era Flash comics, a time in which I was reading that particular book. I changed her costume to reflect her lineage.
104. Wildfire
I went “Classic Iron Man” for his look here, combined with his Legion Lost armor. **** Watched the Zombieland Amazon pilot. It was okay. There were 1 or 2 laugh out loud moments, but it was mostly just existing. I think the biggest mistake is in continuing the story of the characters from the movie …
103. Star Boy
Once again, the general lack of diversity in the Legion leads me to draw this version of the character. Plus, the costume is a little snazzier. *** Stitches. An Irish comedy/horror movie about a gross, unfunny, untalented clown named “Stitches” who dies in a freak accident at a kid’s party. 6 years later he returns …
102. Sun Boy
I was unaware this was out, but I watched Superman Unbound. It’s not good. It’s better than Superman/Batman: Apocalypse and Public Enemies, and Green Lantern: Emerald Knights. That’s not saying much. But it might be the best looking DC direct to DVD animated film. The credits list Eric Canete as being involved, so I might …