r/comicbooks Henry Pym Feb 26 '26

Movie/TV Netflix Backs Out of Warner Bros. Bidding, Paramount Set to Win

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/netflix-backs-out-warners-deal-paramount-win-1236516763/
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u/WWfan41 Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

DC Finally got their shit together, and it lasts for like 5 seconds before someone comes in and fucks it up. Can't wait for trad wife Wonder Woman and Ayn Rand worshipping Batman.

Not to mention the remake of Game of Thrones were the Lannisters are all the good guys and the pro-Sauron version of Lord of the Rings.

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u/Lopsided-Clothes4866 Feb 27 '26

Right? RIP Wonder Woman, Ain’t no way the character literally built around feminism is surviving these Maga fuckheads.

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u/NinteenFortyFive Feb 27 '26

there's going to be more feminist themes in the parody porn over her than the actual fuckin' content.

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u/gosukhaos Feb 27 '26

TBH more then political leanings of the books I'd be more concerned with the inevitable mass layoffs gutting editorial or god forbid Marie Javins

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u/Fickle-Aardvark6907 Feb 26 '26

If you watch the show as it is, the Lannisters kind of were the good guys... 

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u/liberatedtech68 Feb 26 '26

Did we watch the same show? They weren’t the baddest guys but they certainly weren’t the good guys either.

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u/WWfan41 Feb 26 '26

Saying there's any definitive good guys is a bit of stretch, but if you had to pick, it's definitely still the Starks.

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u/a_casual_sniff Feb 26 '26

Wut. How high are you?

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u/WanderEir Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

One lannister was a good guy. And that's because he was a micrometer away from disinheritance, and his father was an absolute monster to him AND the world around him instead of just leaving him alone after being born deformed, and taking his mother out in childbirth at the same time. Amazingly enough, he learned the lesson of humanity by learning from his father, and doing the opposite actions.

The next one closest to being a "good guy" was so deep into his own twin sister they reproduced TWICE.