I Am The Terror That Flaps In The Night!

[DBScourge]

My childhood must've been damaged cuz Idk who the hell darkwing is

[Laharl]

yeah if you don't know darkwing your childhood sucked lol. it was like the best cartoon back then and it still is pretty damn good and better than the crap on tv today, for the most part.

[Ultiɱℯciɑ]

He may be too young to remember it, Laharl. We were lucky to have such awesome Disney's toons and growing up in the '90s. Darkwing Duck's original run was around 91-92, he wasn't even born by the time

[Laharl]

oh geez i had no idea 0_0 is he that young

[Ultiɱℯciɑ]

He's 14, meaning he was born around 97

[Laharl]

oh that would explain it, cartoons sucked when he was a kid then lol. that sucks im glad i was born in the 1990s best stuff ever.

[DBScourge]

I've never been a fan of Disney anyway & Didn't I tell the forum I'm 14 on many occasions? But,other than Ed,Edd, n Eddy & Courage the Cowardly Dog alot of the cartoons did indeed suck

[Ultiɱℯciɑ]

Uh... I think Ed, Edd 'n Eddy suck. Sorry, I can't help http://mugenfreeforall.com/public/style_emoticons//tongue.png

But hey, I'm the one who don't likes Popeye and Looney Tunes, I'm an evil soulless person.

[DBScourge]

Anything that keeps my attention is a good cartoon to me

[Laharl]

darkwing was one of those cartoons it was hilarious and serious at the same time you should look it up on youtube theres a bunch of episodes on there DBS you won't regret it

[Ultiɱℯciɑ]

Darkwing Duck got lots of super-heroes and noir references, it got such nice concepts and all. Also it's one hilarious series Laharl, do you mind sending him the links to your Darkwing Duck's comics? I think if he read 1 or 2 issues he's going to be hooked by it

[Laharl]

sure but the comics take place AFTER the series is over so he might get confused about past story events. this is not just the show in comic form its like a second coming of darkwing duck just in a comic rather than cartoon.

[DBScourge]

Wtf is Noir?

[Ultiɱℯciɑ]

Noir is a style, it started with noir movies. They are usually crime dramas, particularly those that emphasize cynical attitudes and sexual motivations. Hollywood's classic film noir period is generally regarded as extending from the early 1940s to the late 1950s and many of those moves were black-and-white and stuff. Do you know this cliche of detective/police stories with a mysterious murderer, a femme fatale and stuff? That's the basic premise. Some of the most recents noir films are Zodiac (2009), Shutter Island (2010), The Big Bang (2011) and Drive (2011). Even The Dark Knight (yup, the Batman movie) follows a noir-like structure.

[tohnoshiki]

ok i'll give you a perfect example cartoon style