Originally posted by NemeBro
In Return of the Kings you could play as Gandalf son.
I'm sold 😐
Originally posted by XanatosForever
They were certainly above average for movie liscensed games. I never got to play through Return of the King proper, but I played the ever-loving shit out of the Two Towers.
I think I had the demo for two towers, the only thing I do remember was two trolls busting through a door in a castle siege.
Originally posted by CosmicCometTime dissonance, and different runs. Sorta like how Superman started out in Action Comics but now is in Superman which is a seperate book entirely.
im not a big comic afficiando, so can someone explain this?how often do reboots take place? because obviously batman can't have been alive since 1938 up to the present day.
So, imagine one book a month for World's Greatest Detective and it makes a little more sense. 😛
You can name nearly any fiction like a comic or even a cartoon, this will often take place.
Hell, guess what the trope for this is called? Comic Book Time.
Originally posted by CosmicComet
Who cares about Archie.There is no continuity there from my understanding. Much like most American cartoons.
I'm trying to figure out approximately how many different eras of canonicity there are in the DCU/MU. If there are multiple anyway.
I care about Archie, you god damned hooligan.
Originally posted by NemeBro
You can name nearly any fiction like a comic or even a cartoon, this will often take place.Hell, guess what the trope for this is called? Comic Book Time.
Jesus, Magneto's background is one of the exact reasons why this is so troublesome to wrap my head around. How do they account that he's specifically a person who was growing up during WW2 and still go with 'comic book time'? Or does time move in real time and they just make characters like that age real slow/make them immortal?