I also agree because it works better with 1982 high school graduation.
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I knew she was Younger Than She Looks, but damn…
Nobody says they can’t still reincarnate; it’d at least be less messy than the comics’ version.
Not my preference (guy who dislikes the Steve Rogers/Sharon Carter thing from the Captain America comics, here), but whatever.
Agreed on both.
Thanks guys.Assuming she's 17/18 in 1982 she would be born in 1964/65.
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Assuming this is the same Jennifer Hale than she's big enough:
Jennifer Hale filmography - Wikipedia
So she graduated high school at age 10?
Also source please for this date.Jennifer Hale - Wikipedia
Mark Hamill himself said it was his laughter that got him the role as Joker.
And absolutely yes, bring back the Rogues as honorable thieves... better yet, Rogues as found family.
But James Jesse isn't supposed to be a version of Joker with a near-equivalent body count! He's supposed to be wacky and fun; messing with the hero's head but not out to hurt anyone. This page from Blue Devil #8 as example:
D'oh!! How could I forget The Flash? Retconned.
Let's say the latter, with the Klownz (now a canonical name for his gang/minions) occasionally speculating or commenting on it. The running theory is that he occasionally changes it to mess with people.
He intended her as a one-time joke iOTL too and was afraid that she'd start to humanize the Joker. Instead, she just made a perfect foil for showing how unnecessarily cruel he was.
Double D'oh. Retconned to just the print distribution rights as Shooter tries to keep him out of the hands of DC.
Works for me. I haven't yet decided what Sirtis was doing without TNG. Character actor, TV roles...why not go into voice acting per OTL? Let's say that she made appearances on TNG playing various parts ala Jeffrey Combs.
Just for the sake of speculation, what if Hawkwoman (as Shayera had been called since the 80s, which I don't think Brad Bird would known of the name change) appears far a space-based arc with Katar getting a mention while the Carter Hall version of Hawkman appears in the JSA team-up?
I chose Joe Morton as a placeholder for the most part as LaMarr was still limited to a few guest spots on television and didn't get his big break until Pulp Fiction in 1994. It's still possible that he auditioned. I met the man at the Calgary Expo twice, and he was a quite knowledgeable about the comics so I wouldn't count him out completely.
Here are some more suggestions for casting...
Charlie Schlatter as Wally West/The Flash - He was the original voice for the character in S:TAS and this would be him coming off the role of Ferris Bueller from the doomed television series.
Anthony Geary as Green Arrow - A bit of stunt casting on my part. Kin Shriner (AKA Scott Baldwin on General Hospital) voiced the role on Justice League Unlimited OTL, I thought why not cast his GH rival in the role TTL?
Rosalind Chao as Shayera Thal/Hawkwoman - I thought it would fit given the role she plays on TTL's Star Trek: TNG.
Julie Brown as Zatanna - Because Paul Dini says so.
Speaking of whom...
Jeffrey Combs as The Question - Maybe not on Justice League, but on TTL's Batman: The Animated Series as a stand-in for the Spirit since the two are visually similar. It would be waste not to have Combs as the character.
TBH, I'd love it if Disney bought it and may it some Disneytown Tennessee, maybe even use the talent at it for future productions.
I doubt there will be Disneytown Minnesota I figure there aren’t going to be too many locations in the Midwest.
Though Mall of America makes sense.
Why not Kansas City, MO, it should be far enough away from Six Flags in St. Louis.
I mean I would love a Disneytown Minnesota but I am not sure if there is gonna be reason for it. Main problem is they’d be closed for a part of the years in Minnesota due to winter. They also have Valleyfair, Renfest, and the Minnesota Zoo, while the later two have no rides they’re still popular. (Minnesota Zoo did have a monorail)
You never heard of the Davy Crockett craze of the 50s? 🦝
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In that case, my second pick for a movie-based theme park in that state would be Paramount, given the whole "born on a mountaintop" lyric in Davy's theme song.
John Wayne was even bigger back then; Iowa makes even less sense than Tennessee. Sorry, but from a corporate perspective, the best the flyover states can hope for is a cheap package deal for Disneytown Denver.
If Disney wants to make an indoor theme park, by all means. But those are usually smaller and pricier.
Let's face it, if Disney even does a D-Town Tennessee, they'll go with a blues/rock theme, like with Elvis. More recognisable and doesn't carry the same corny rep country music did in this era.
Disney creating a Disneytown in Tennessee wouldn't necessarily be that bad compared to Montana or Minnesota, but Nashville might be one of those cities that's off the Mouse's radar compared to other cities like San Antonio, Chicago, or St. Louis (a St. Louis DT is a more likely Deep South location because of the history with Riverfront Square).
I was mainly referring to your suggestion that there are few locations in the Midwest. If nothing else Disney could revisit Walt's old Riverfront Square project:
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Walt Disney's Riverfront Square was a planned theme park in St. Louis, Missouri, that would have been the second Disney park, after Disneyland. The park was in development between 1963 and 1965. After the construction of Disneyland, Walt Disney publicly stated that he had no intentions of...
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St. Louis makes sense - it’s already iconic because of the arch, and it’s nearer to Chicago.
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