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Published: 2014-11-30 16:13:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1672; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 0
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(Sigh... of all the drawings I had to make... let's get this over with)My little brother is a big fan of Batman and Lego, so I drew this for his birthday. I based it more off the 2006-2008 line of sets... the good ones, the not-so-annoying ones. I liked how that theme was more of it's own thing and not related to a popular movie. Well, it did borrow from the Burton and Schumacher films, as well as the WB animated series by Bruce TImm. Anyway, the new sets (which are incorrectly named DC Superheroes) are just cash-grabbers.
I have complained about Batman being in The LEGO Movie (because he's a main character, which should belong to a StarWars character or an original Lego character). However, while still not glad, I have made peace with that... However, he does NOT NEED HIS OWN BRICKING LEGO FILM TO STAR IN! MOVE YOUR HAND OUT OF THE LEGO LORE!
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Art by me, have a good day.
Warner Bros and DC
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I don't remember Robin sporting such a ridiculously large pompadour as that... I imagine that would probably be a change Schumacher would make to the character if he had a say in any of the cartoon iterations. I also don't remember the Lego Joker wearing such a magenta-ish outfit, like Cesar Romero. All that's missing is the painted-on mustache.
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Simple reply... CREATIVE LICENSE... Or, just fan art that is unique.
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Yeah, sure. I hope that isn't a frequent excuse for you fan art to be inaccurate...
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I wanted this piece to stand out and not be... well.. not a great answer, but I didn't want it to be like a copy or similar to other pictures.
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Oh, trust me, your pieces are WAY too... "unique", so to say... to look like they're copying off of anyone else. You don't ever need to worry about that.
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What's wrong with some creative freedom?
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Absolutely nothing. It all depends on the execution, however.
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1 (which was good) and 2 (uh... it's alright... but somehow boring, difficult, and had dumb dialog... except Joker)
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I liked 2 cause it expanded a little on the Lego Batman gaemplay a little and gave the characters full voice acting which I found refreshing. Did I mention 3 has a 60's Batman level?
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I liked the gibberish in the TT Lego games. Plus, dialog in Lego games should be left to professionals, like the team behind Lego Island and the King from LEGO Chess (which had gibberish in it)
Everyone knows there are 60s Batman material in the third game.
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So you don't like dialog in 2 and 3?
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I HAVE NOT PLAAAAAAAAAAYED 3... Did I not make that clear a few comments ago, good sir?
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Well I'm not sure what to talk about now.
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Looks awesome !
Good work..
I love all the Lego video games, I have them all..
Except the handheld versions though
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Thank you.
All of them? All from LEGO Island to Batman 3? (not including hand-helds)
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Oh my... Anyway, I am glad to run into another life-long Lego came player/collector, and not just a TTer (not to dehumanize any of you TTers reading this)
I am in a minority, I never played or even owned to memory of the first Lego Racers.
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