Wow, they even got the cape and lightning symbol on the chest... really playing with fire there. Made it to issue 3 though, so I guess they're feeling lucky.Antarctic's not-Mary Marvel, Mary Miracle. Please don't sue. Original Character, Do Not Steal.
Ssshhh, let him dream
It was nice getting some insight from him for that brief period of time before the autistic morlocks dragged him into the mud...actually, that's not quite true. He eagerly jumped in with them when he probably should have just ignored them.
It will. But only the original original detective comics version at first.
I’ll just say I’ll believe it when I see it. Disney and WB will find a way to justify keeping these under copyright somehow.
His fatal flaw.
It becomes public domain. That's how copyright works. big Media managed to lobby Congress and get the copyright extended for an extremely long amount of time but they stopped pushing for more extensions a few years ago.
Copyrights run on a timer. A lot of Disney properties would be public domain right now, but they changed the copyright laws to extend the clock
In theory, copyright expires a whopping 95 years after publication, but in practice Disney and DC have prevented any of their properties from lapsing into public domain through a series of legal maneuvers over the years.
If they don’t contest copyright duration, I suppose this is the route they’ll take to make it financially ruinous to try to print your own Batman stories.
She went back to the long hair during "Life of Captain Marvel", right around the time the movie came out.....which is funny since Endgame went with the short hair. But yeah, Carol Danvers looks like herself again instead of a twink.
Unpopular opinion, but having served in the military, I had no problem with short hair Carol. She's supposed to be an Air Force officer, so it worked for me. Adam Hughes proved it could work.
Not a fan of it myself though it is amusing that people seem to assume she's a man or a lesbian when they see Kris Anka art of her. I think it's worth pointing out that Carol hasn't actually been an air force pilot since the early Mar-Vell days, most of her history she's been living off Avengers checks with no attempts at a career beyond the two jobs in publication she had for a bit.
Funny that she's supposed to have been a colonel. By statute, that requires at least 22 years of service, with most not being promoted until around 25 years of service. So Carol should probably be about 50.
True there's a lot of bunheads, but the pixie cut was also very popular when I was in for females that wanted to rock a little bit of a punk rock attitude in their civvies. Lot of them had full sleeves and interesting piercings, too.
The overwhelming majority of women I served with did not have short hair because they're allowed to tie it back into a bun (even those who work in close proximity to rotating machinery, with sometimes hilarious/dangerous results). I'm not sure about the Air Force, but the Navy doesn't even make women cut their hair in basic training anymore. Elaborate weaves, braids and dreadlocks are more common than butch short haircuts.
From a quick perusal of their standards, the Air Force is even more lax on long hair for female uniform standards:
GI Jane was just a movie.
Remember when she tried to pull rank on Captain America to order him to do some shit against the UCMJ and Geneva Convention?
Back when I was in, back in the day, the majority of enlisted females had short hair while officers were the Bun Patrol.
How is it expensive? You can complete the book set up the campaign, and then print it from the money you make.
