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very nice dialogue i enjoy listening to what you have to say. humans are social creatures naturally attracted to faces and seeing them everywhere, it's the reason why youtube thumbnails with big expressive faces get clicks. one thing you could improve on tho is to not reuse the same gifs so much 👍

It is the episode that tells you what it does. The work that they do. They do it. All the time. I like the psychological dynamics of the stories :o :o :o

Couldn't find a video where you deal with Daredevil 7-9. Wanted to comment on Stilt Man. Guess I'll have to do it here. When I was a kid reading these things (and I felt they were a class above DC at the time) I really like them. Still fond of these early issues (Can't beat Wally Wood!) but when I got to thinking some of them out, I saw there were a lot of problems that made me a bit uncomfortable. Speaking of Stilt Man, and being uncomfortable. Here's this guy. he's got his legs stretched out in these telescoping steel tubes. Fine. He can't bend his legs. How long can he endure wearing the things? Very uncomfortable. Even excruciating. The discomfort would get worse and worse, his concentration would suffer. That's not the greatest problem, though. How heavy were those legs? Just for the sake of argument, I'm going to guess they might be 200 pounds. Rather hard to walk with those things. And that's when they're at their shortest length. Now imagine you telescope them to their greatest length. Let's say you're a hundred feet above the pavement. You want to walk, you want to stride across the city, each step taking you hundreds of feet. Well, to do that, assuming both feet are together, you've first got to minimize your right leg, shrinking it down to normal length. Then you've to to swing this 200 pound (or more? or less?) armored cylinder. You have to swing it out at maybe a forty-five degree angle. Then you've got to suddenly telescope it out to its full hundred feet length. All the time your off balance. And even if you've telescoped your right leg fifty feet away, Your left foot is still standing at your starting point. How are you going to get the impetus to swing fifty feet. You'd almost have to have a rocket impelling you. You couldn't do it just through muscular effort alone. And you almost certainly would fall. See, when we walk, we're always a little off balance. But it works because it doesn't take too much effort to throw ourselves forward to follow the other leg. But wearing all that excruciating armor. No way it would work. But what the hell! I enjoyed it as a kid, and it was never meant to be rocket science.

I used to have all of these issues when they first came out. I still have a soft spot for them. But, I think they were put together pretty quickly, meaning that all the potential problems weren't considered, or if they were known, weren't given an explanation. Take the Purple Man. The nerve gas allows him to control people's thoughts and emotions. Fine. So he goes into a bank and very courteously requests all this money. Give the money. No problem. Then when the teller comes to his senses and sounds the alarm and they catch Kilgrave a few blocks later. Why the hell didn't Kilgrave's power work then? No hint that it was just a fluke. No, it's a sign of really rushed planning. Okay. He'll rob the bank. Walk away. How's he got this power? Let them catch him because we've got to get him to jail so he'll have an attorney appointed. Get Murdock into the story. But gee, Stan, I can't see that Kilgrave would just let them get away with it. Shut up, Joe (and you, too, Vince) just draw and ink the damn thing. Wonder what you're going to have to stay about the Stilt Man, one of the dumbest and most impracticable villains of all time.

The opening clip was a jumpscare for British people

very goood video

They should've went with The Perplexing Purple Man

If they can milk Henry in the tunnel, they can make Thomas a vessel for anything horror

I really like how imaginative the fight scenes were in this era of comics. That backwards judo throw DD did to Matador was next level. I feel that fight scenes in today's comics are almost non-existent and not nearly entertaining.

I love the first two Christmas Episodes!

DD is a phenomenal character that just needed to find his own niche not really having a distinctive mythology until many years after his “golden age” a la initial creation. Mr Fear while not the most original character (a more mafioso approach to the Scarecrow) is still a dynamic design that gives inspiration to Taskmaster debuting many years afterwards. The supporting characters are awesome the title just needed to find its own identity amidst the Marvel pantheon.

I think a simple factor of why people find Thomas and Friends creepy is the static faces. As much as I love Thomas, even as a child I found it weird how we never see the faces move and how they only changed when the shot changed to a different angle. It made me wonder what we weren't seeing and why we weren't seeing it. I now know it's because they're gauge 1 models and the faces were made of perspex, but as a child I could only see these trains with faces that you never saw move. And the fact that the eyes could move made it feel extra weird, like something alive is in there, but being restricted by somethingwe can't comprehend. A lot of people surprisingly don't know that Thomas switched to CGI or even the 2D reboot. They still think of him as the creepy train with the mouth that doesn't move.

thomas the tank engine is creepy!? since when

I’ve seen a lot of cursed Thomas content, there’s lot of weirdo on social media, there was this remake I saw called Percy the small engine & Friends and I don’t like it because my younger 16 year old brother always thinks that remake is better than the original Thomas and my dad is sadly on his side so I like the original version Thomas cause it’s an actual series

He ain’t no doll

Great video, very well done!

This genuinely terrified me as a young small stupid child

Nice vid bro!

Still to this day I wonder what was story behind the ghost engine if any 🤔

Thomas should honestly be number 2.

hey ive seen these panels glad the hood came back in a recent run

Im a sixties kid and remember these comics with nothing but Love. Innocence lost , remember these comics were written for eight year olds in the sixties. Unlike today where comics are written for adults

My man 👨 your content is of extremely high quality and you deserve more subscribers

I like it because it’s a form of escapism. I had a traumatic and difficult childhood, so until I discovered music, drinking and girls, Thomas and his friends took me to a place where I felt normal.

the biggest villain against daredevil is the big sharter, he sharts so lound it makes him invisible to the cripple hero

i read through the first six issues of daredevil after reading daredevil: yellow to see where that series got its inspiration from. and i gotta say, i absolutely hated the love triangle and sexist remarks, even if it made up a small portion of each issue. i know it was a moment of the time, but you'd think stan wouldn't have written like this for how much he is revered still these days

False Advertising: Title mentioned Thomas but he's not in the thumbnail. 0/5 Would not watch again.

Having recently read the full Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Thor run, Stan's tendency to be both repetitive and deeply out of pocket when it comes to disabled protagonists is definitely a pattern of behavior. Donald Blake (Thor's human identity) has a limp and uses a cane, and the comic scarcely lets an issue go by without calling him "lame" and having long monologues about how he can't confess his feelings to Jane Foster because he couldn't POSSIBLY be worthy of her love. What with his...minor limp. Also Jane is basically the same character as Karen Paige, because Lee had exactly one love interest that he gave every character. Not every character Stan Lee wrote could be Spider-Man.

Honestly prefer the Eel's original green suit to the blue and purple misch mass he is most well known for wearing.

2:07. If Karen's nipples were any harder, they would pop.

As a comic book and Thomas fan, you are the PERFECT video essayist for me! I feel educated and entertained with every video of yours I watch

The sexism in Stan Lee’s comics from the 60s is sadly very common. I’m a fan of classic Fantastic Four but the way Sue is treated in some of those issues is cringe-worthy.

The man without fear

The man without fear

Lovely thesis man! I really hope you got a good grade on the original paper! Video-wise, this was such a nice casual watch!

The Owl is honestly just a One Piece character

😂This video was pretty funny. I love the snarky commentary.

I’m glad that I found your video and channels. Yeah, The Purple Man is one of my favorites, and even here you can see his sociopathy (Like threatening to make Karen jump to her death.).. That was definitely the highlight of the early /Lee issues.

Wilbert Awdry was such an amazing writer and storyteller. I loved his little limerick he wrote for the sad story of Henry. There once was an engine attached to a train. Who was afraid of a few drops of rain. He went into a tunnel. And whooshed through his funnel. And didn't come out again. Really grabs the attention of the reader/consumer of the story. Only the Reverend Awdry could create a hook for a story that can be that appealing that fans all across the globe can recite it, and every Thomas fan would know the story. You don't even have to watch it anymore in those cases, yet you still enjoy listening to them.

I like how some of these villains evolve in later years Mr. Fear does some serious shit on Daredevil during Ed Brubaker's run Killgrave got his chance to shine in Jessica Jones Matador stays a jobber tho

Thomas using models that made steam in its golden years is what made the show so real and physical, something you could actually touch, and that's what made it so special to me when I was little.

thanks for the video

0:28 look everyone! It's the Purple Guy!

Thomas and daredevil. The crossover I didn’t know I needed

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I mean, Down The Mine was the story picked for the original pilot, so...

14:17 ok I pull up. Hop up at the after party

12:12 surprised you didn't mention the guy dressed as a Native American and Karen dressed as Cleopatra 😂

Probably the coldest Daredevil take, but ive notice something. In his early years, it was hardly brought up that Matt was dressed like a Devil, he wasnt religious or anything. Even the yellow suit is supposed to be more acrobatic. In the later years of course we get much more devil/catholic imagery, and his Devil suit is referenced more. So in the early decades he was more Dare, then later he was more Devil