My long review incl. pictures and a video:
https://maskripper.org/batwoman-season- ... ng-fun-yet
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Some pictures:



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This was the last episode of season 3.
Hopefully, there will be good news in the very near future about season 4.
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I went last night. I can't go today and tomorrow because of work and family commitments, but I went for a brief while last night. I caught the very end of Nicole's interview on the main stage, the last 10-15 minutes or so.shevek wrote: ↑4 years agoYes, it really is that dark. They're going for an aesthetic apparently.ivandobsky wrote: ↑4 years agoAre those screenshots representative of how the TV show looks? It seems like the midtones are very dark. Maybe something to do with gamma. Does the TV show need to be watched at night with the curtains closed?
I'm going to put this right here rather than under "Cons" because I think it probably appeals most to anyone who is watching this thread.
Nicole Kang is going to appear at the spring NorthEast Con in Boxboro, MA on March 11-13, 2022. We attended the one on Thanksgiving Weekend 2021, and although it was rather underattended, we did have a good time (and we met IMSancho!).
,So if anyone near New England wants to meet "Poison Mary" and get her autograph, here's your chance! (Also at the Con will be Tara Reid and John Wesley Shipp)
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Tight shiny leather pants!!! Sounds kinky!!!!IMSancho wrote: ↑4 years agoI went last night. I can't go today and tomorrow because of work and family commitments, but I went for a brief while last night. I caught the very end of Nicole's interview on the main stage, the last 10-15 minutes or so.shevek wrote: ↑4 years agoYes, it really is that dark. They're going for an aesthetic apparently.ivandobsky wrote: ↑4 years agoAre those screenshots representative of how the TV show looks? It seems like the midtones are very dark. Maybe something to do with gamma. Does the TV show need to be watched at night with the curtains closed?
I'm going to put this right here rather than under "Cons" because I think it probably appeals most to anyone who is watching this thread.
Nicole Kang is going to appear at the spring NorthEast Con in Boxboro, MA on March 11-13, 2022. We attended the one on Thanksgiving Weekend 2021, and although it was rather underattended, we did have a good time (and we met IMSancho!).
,So if anyone near New England wants to meet "Poison Mary" and get her autograph, here's your chance! (Also at the Con will be Tara Reid and John Wesley Shipp)
nicole kang.png
I don't know what they talked about earlier. She looked great, wearing shiny leather-ish pants that were similar to what she wore in the last episode. What she talked about while I was there was mostly what it was like filming in cold weather when it's supposed to be warm out in the story. You can't shiver during the scene. You keep ice cubes in your mouth so your breath isn't visible on camera, that sort of thing. She seemed really nice.




There is Naomi, too, Bronson. Not that I recommend it at all, but it exists as a DC superhero vehicle for the time being. Not too sad about Batwoman and Legends - there hasn't been a whole lot at either of them to recommend for quite some time. I enjoy a bit of Caity Lotz, and that's about it.Bronson881 wrote: ↑4 years agoNot surprised at the Legends of Tomorrow but I was hoping for at least one more season of Batwoman before it ended. Now we have just The Flash, Superman & Lois, and Stargirl. I think The Flash its near its end however but wonder if there will be any future superhero shows coming. I keep hearing about Gotham Knights. Time will tell.

It's more like are the CW superhero shows killing off the genre by angering fans with bad writing and costumes.Maskripper wrote: ↑4 years agoI sense another lengthy off-topic discussion incoming.
Stay on topic guys.... and create a topic for discussing things like "is the superhero genre dying?"



It always amuses me when people say "looks like a cosplayer" and they seemingly think that is AUTOMATICALLY a bad thing.
You know what they mean, though. They mean "an elaborate costume that doesn't look like it belongs in a professional production."Maskripper wrote: ↑4 years agoIt always amuses me when people say "looks like a cosplayer" and they seemingly think that is AUTOMATICALLY a bad thing.![]()
There are so many fantastic cosplayers out there with great costumes that look better than many movie and TV productions.
And why does Javicia Leslie in that costume like a cosplayer?
The costume is a slight improvement (sexier material in some parts, shinier) over the one that Ruby was wearing (except the wig).
Javicia is trained much better and fills out the costume much better.....obviously.
So why does she look like a "cosplayer" and Ruby Rose in a very similar costume does not?
I guess I know your honest answer, but you won't type that down here.
My honest answer is that Ruby Rose looked like she was a Superheroine, the same way Carter did with WW or Craig did with Batgirl and Crosby did not with WW and Silverstone did not with BatgirlDamselbinder wrote: ↑4 years agoYou know what they mean, though. They mean "an elaborate costume that doesn't look like it belongs in a professional production."Maskripper wrote: ↑4 years agoIt always amuses me when people say "looks like a cosplayer" and they seemingly think that is AUTOMATICALLY a bad thing.![]()
There are so many fantastic cosplayers out there with great costumes that look better than many movie and TV productions.
And why does Javicia Leslie in that costume like a cosplayer?
The costume is a slight improvement (sexier material in some parts, shinier) over the one that Ruby was wearing (except the wig).
Javicia is trained much better and fills out the costume much better.....obviously.
So why does she look like a "cosplayer" and Ruby Rose in a very similar costume does not?
I guess I know your honest answer, but you won't type that down here.


As much as I like having a black actress in the lead, I am having trouble understanding Naomi. At first I thought she might be Green Lantern's daughter or the daughter of another superhero. I am surprised that Legends lasted this long. It stopped making sense to me. At first I thought it would be like "Sliders" or "Voyagers" but overtime when that did not happen, I had to stop watching.shevek wrote: ↑4 years agoThere is Naomi, too, Bronson. Not that I recommend it at all, but it exists as a DC superhero vehicle for the time being. Not too sad about Batwoman and Legends - there hasn't been a whole lot at either of them to recommend for quite some time. I enjoy a bit of Caity Lotz, and that's about it.Bronson881 wrote: ↑4 years agoNot surprised at the Legends of Tomorrow but I was hoping for at least one more season of Batwoman before it ended. Now we have just The Flash, Superman & Lois, and Stargirl. I think The Flash its near its end however but wonder if there will be any future superhero shows coming. I keep hearing about Gotham Knights. Time will tell.
I do look forward to more good writing on Superman and Lois, and I'm hoping the camp level at Stargirl remains high so we can keep seeing Brec in her lovely costume.
I'm sure there will be plenty of future DC-related superhero shows, but the focus is probably going to shift away from The CW to HBO Max (e.g. the Batgirl movie, Green Lantern, etc). Which is good because the quality is higher there, and usually the prurience is, too. I haven't had any trouble accessing the HBO superhero shows so far.
Basically agreed, Bronson.Bronson881 wrote: ↑4 years agoAs much as I like having a black actress in the lead, I am having trouble understanding Naomi.
I like Superman & Lois although I would have given them a son and daughter but this OK. I love Stargirl and look forward to Season 3.
I don't see the superhero genre ending anytime soon. Its not like westerns where that era is over with. If CW is no longer in the superhero business and HBO or HBOMax takes over, that will be fine as long as the writing is good as well as the characters.




That really is the least of the many, many non sequitur plot holes