Best answer: It is filmed at Kaufman Astoria Studios which is in the Astoria section of Queens, NY.

Best answer: It works the same way.

a) yes b) no When you answer, can you give me an explanation?

Best answer: Scrappy Doo was an almost universally hated character. It was an attempt to appeal to younger kids by putting a younger character on the show, but he completely ruined the dynamic of the show, and was a total d-bag to Scooby.

mines Spider-Man all the way

Best answer: God has made you to fulfil a purpose. I don't want you to give up on your dreams either. I believe in you, and the Lord will never abandon you. He will help you to fulfil this purpose, and whatever it is, He would not give you the deep-seated passion to become a young Marvel actress for you to only try to abandon that. I am an aspiring actor as well. DO. NOT. GIVE. UP. The Lord has His own timeframe for your success to be achieved. Maybe we don't know what this is, but you should not efface it for anything that the world says. God bless you.

Who would win and why? I say Po!

Best answer: Girl don’t even feel bad. I’m a student and I know how hard it is to pay for your tuition, rent, food and just everything. If you feel fine by having sex, then do it. You feel good and you make money but just make sure you don’t have a guilty conscience. Be safe and be careful.

Best answer: The Avengers in a stomp. If Thor had stormbreaker, he could solo. If not, the Avengers could still win. Even Steppenwolf couldn't take blows from Hulk.

Best answer: It would help if I knew what exactly is your idea or what story you're trying to tell. I have no idea if what you have is outdated or not.

One thing I can suggest is to step away from stereotypes unless you really want to use them. Another thing is to avoid pop culture jokes and references, as this will make your work feel outdated in a few years.

And to answer your other question, identity politics is when people of certain backgrounds and socioeconomic status create political groups, in order to achieve goals for their group. These political groups include: Civil Rights movement, White Supremacists, NRA, Women's Rights groups, etc.

Thy can crush anyone

Best answer: Not always.

The Guardians never traveled to Earth, and Star-Lord never returned since the 1980s. Meanwhile, Earth's space programs has not expanded past the Solar System, so they have no detailed knowledge of the universe at large.

It is somewhat the same as the comics: The Avengers and all of the heroes of Earth were completely unaware of the Annihilation wave that killed billions and destroyed countless worlds, as the heroes were busy with their Civil War.
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Best answer: I don't read the Superman comics, so what I know of him is almost exclusively from the movies and live action TV shows. And as much as I love the Christopher Reeve Superman, most of these representations are kind of boring. He's too perfect, too good. And you took his most interesting trait, being an alien, and nerfed it because he doesn't remember anything about his homeworld. So you can't tell alien type stories about adapting to a new world or being sad over the loss of his old world because he's never been there.

And he really is too powerful. But then, he's SUPPOSED to be too powerful. DC really likes their heroes to be GODS. Marvel's heroes are generally more relateable in terms of power scale. DC's not so much. It's a different kind of storytelling. One that requires a certain finesse...that Zach Snyder simply didn't have in any capacity.

He also is supposed to be more fun and funny from what I've been told. In the comics and cartoon he supposedly has an actual sense of humor. Reeve made a joke or two, but not many. The one Superman portrayal I've seen that was funny was Tyler Hoechlin in Supergirl Season 2. That Superman was BRILLIANT.

For one thing, Hoechlin's Superman wasn't perfect. He was overly harsh on J'onn for having kryptonite at the DEO. He actually did have some Clark Kent clumsy in him. But he also made JOKES. Kara (his cousin Supergirl) was stressed out over her relationship with James and was relating this to Clark while trying to be coy and not give away that it was about James. Clark identified that it was about James and Kara's reaction was like "How did you know that I was talking about James?" at which point Clark tells her that it's a kryptonian telepathy power that she'll get someday. Kara naively responds "REALLY?!?" Clark lets her off the hook "No. James and I are friends. We talk!"

I mean, who can't relate to verbally teasing your family members like that? Yet find Superman doing stuff like that in other portrayals. I'll wait. Still waiting. Okay, maybe I'll grant you the thing where Reeve's Superman tells Lois her panties are pink. Not nearly as good though.

So Superman can be good, but they need someone to take the franchise over who actually LOVES IT. Interview directors and give quizzes on Superman lore. You only want directors that seem to have actually READ THE COMICS. No more Snyder types who don't know who Superman really is or what he's about.