What-the-Gaff In reply to ObsessedUnicorn3 [2020-06-13 03:00:31 +0000 UTC]

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What-the-Gaff In reply to TerraMarkova [2018-01-20 19:33:11 +0000 UTC]

Well, you can ask. I generally prefer to work for Commission, but if I like the idea enough, I might do something about it. 

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What-the-Gaff In reply to ultimate-hedgehog [2017-12-02 01:15:51 +0000 UTC]

No problem, thanks for showing an interest in the Homeroom. Be aware that it will resume this month.

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What-the-Gaff In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-11-21 02:00:03 +0000 UTC]

Of course you can. 

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Frostbite883 In reply to What-the-Gaff [2017-11-21 18:09:47 +0000 UTC]

If the Marvel Cinematic Universe's versions of Iron Man and The Hulk had existed in the DC Extended Universe instead of The Batman and Superman, how effective would those two characters be in dealing with anything bad there?

Could things go smoothly for them if their allies (Pepper Potts, Betty Ross, James Rhodes, Samuel Sterns, Happy Hogan, etc) were with them in the DCEU?

Can things get better for IM and Hulk after they would bring down their biggest enemies (Obadiah Stane, Abomination, Whiplash, etc)?

And finally, what happens if Tony Stark tries to form a super hero team on his own (after blackmailing Waller into giving him the files on the metahumans she knew about)....ESPECIALLY when it comes to recruiting Bruce Banner?

Note: The IM and Hulk characters in that alternate universe scenario will be the ones from the Phase One MCU films excluding Black Widow and Nick Fury as their roles will be taken by Katana and Amanda Waller, all the Batman and Superman chars won't exist in the alt. 'verse scenario and Tony and Bruce's home cities here will be Metropolis and Gotham City respectively (with Tony being born and raised in Metro' while Bruce would had lived in Gotham).

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What-the-Gaff In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-11-21 23:55:04 +0000 UTC]

I think Stark and Banner are completely ill suited to fill in the roles of Batman and Superman. Stark would suffocate trying to spend his considerable firepower obsessively cleaning up street crime in one American city. He doesn’t have the attention span or the drive to follow through on a mission like that, he’d only ever show up when Joker or one of the other rogues break out of Arkham, and I don’t think he’d tolerate that for long before using his government contacts to get them transferred to some SuperMax prison in the middle of nowhere, of which the DCU has a fair share (we don’t know yet if the DCEU does, because world building is sadly not their strongest area). And he’d probably die the first time he met Poison Ivy, that guy cannot say no to a nice piece of ass.

And while you could debate endlessly about whether or not the Hulk is stronger than Superman (which I firmly believe he is not), Banner is hopelessly incapable of serving Superman’s role in the DCEU, to say nothing of Metropolis. Superman is a role model, Banner is a self-described time bomb. He’d destroy Metropolis every time he tried to save it, it’d be like the Battle of Metropolis everyday. Banner would never risk it, he’d sooner flee to the desert than try settling down in a major American city.

And that’s just if they tried to do Batman and Superman’s jobs. As for assembling a super team, it’d probably never happen. Banner avoids socializing with anyone out of fear of losing control, he’s an extreme introvert, so basically the opposite of Superman, and Stark, as of phase one, is too self obsessed to even consider gathering allies, he didn’t even want to work with Rhodes before he stole his suit. Fury gathered the Avengers, Waller would rely on Task Force X, because that’s how she approaches these things, through coercion.

The Justice League/Avengers would never happen if Stark and Banner existed in place of Batman and Superman. These characters are suited to the worlds they live in.

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Frostbite883 In reply to What-the-Gaff [2020-01-23 12:28:25 +0000 UTC]

Never mind. You don't have to answer.

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What-the-Gaff In reply to Frostbite883 [2020-01-23 15:34:23 +0000 UTC]

I already did.

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Frostbite883 In reply to What-the-Gaff [2020-01-25 00:41:32 +0000 UTC]

You didn't. I did sent out another AU scenario, but you either ignore it or didn't see it somehow. I'm sending them again (a different set of questions I gave out on Nov. 2017).

If the DC Extended Universe's versions of The Batman and Superman had existed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe instead of Iron Man and The Hulk, would they had been looked upon as heroes, villains....or both?

Could their allies (Lois, Alfred, Nathan Hardy, etc) make things for those two tolerable if they were also lived in the MCU?

Can Batman and Superman defeat Doomsday....with the help of Thor (who was on Earth finding Loki and bring him back to Asgard to answer for his crimes, but saw Bats, Supes and Doomsday and decided to help out)?

Would Superman had died during his battle Doomsday in this alternate universe scenario (resulting in the Avengers not having a six member roster)?

Note: The Batman and Superman characters in that alternate scenario will be the ones from the early slate of DCEU films, all the Iron Man and Hulk chars won't exist in the alt. scenario and Bruce and Clark's home cities here will be real world ones (with Bruce's being New Jersey City while Clark's would be New York City).

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Frostbite883 In reply to What-the-Gaff [2017-11-22 08:18:04 +0000 UTC]

DAFrostbite's AU Crossover Message: If the DC Extended Universe's versions of The Batman and Superman had existed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe instead of Iron Man and The Hulk, would they had been looked upon as heroes, villains....or both?

Could their allies (Lois, Alfred, Nathan Hardy, etc) make things for those two tolerable if they were also lived in the MCU?

Can Batman and Superman defeat Doomsday....with the help of Thor (who was on Earth finding Loki and bring him back to Asgard to answer for his crimes, but saw Bats, Supes and Doomsday and decided to help out)?

Would Superman had died during his battle Doomsday in this alternate universe scenario (resulting in the Avengers not having a six member roster)?

Note: The Batman and Superman characters in that alternate scenario will be the ones from the early slate of DCEU films, all the Iron Man and Hulk chars won't exist in the alt. scenario and Bruce and Clark's home cities here will be real world ones (with Bruce's being New Jersey City while Clark's would be New York City).

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What-the-Gaff In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-02-27 01:27:23 +0000 UTC]

The relationship between Peter Parker and his clones has traditionally been compared to brotherhood. Whether it's Kane or Reilly, he seems to view them as equal to himself. 

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Frostbite883 In reply to What-the-Gaff [2017-03-14 02:54:39 +0000 UTC]

DC AU Question: If Joker had forced a scientist to create a Frankenstein's Monster type creature so the Clown Prince can have it do some of his dirty work for him, well would life for the clown and his monster in this scenario (especially if he'll used it to fight against Batman)?

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What-the-Gaff In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-03-14 03:00:39 +0000 UTC]

Certain versions of the Creeper fall under this description. I would defer to that. Their relationship would be combatative. 

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CicisArtandStuff In reply to CicisArtandStuff [2016-09-27 18:43:10 +0000 UTC]

And the +watch~   

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