Jul 18, 2024
The full Kite-Man: Hell Yeah! scene with Steph!
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The full Kite-Man: Hell Yeah! scene with Steph!
With recent stuff we honestly need a movement to make DC actually respect and use Wonder Woman. Like K. Rool level type of fan outcry for her here, on Bluesky, YouTube, heck even on that hell cite Twitter.
Like it is we got so many projects for Batman and nothing for Wonder Woman. Why are we getting a show for that stinky smelly green haired clown.
Like how do we have a below C-List Batman villain known as Kite Man get their own animated series before one of the Big 3 of the DC Trinity.
Honestly, free Wonder Woman already!!!! Give us a My Adventures With Wonder Woman series!!! And do her extensive rogues gallery justice, while making sure to use her clay origin story!!!
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Kite-Man
Charles ‘Chuckie’ Brown grew up entirely fascinated by kites. His interest in the hobby grew to such a point that he became an expert in the ways in which lift and drag react to create flight. He later applied this knowledge in becoming a peerless hang-glider, able to perform uncanny aerial feats. Seeking greater challenges, Brown donned a costume, named himself the ‘Kite-Man’ and embarked on a career as a super villain.
The Kite Man proved a minor foe of Batman in the Silver Age and never amounted to much. His return in the modern era, however, struck a chord with the fans who were taken by this somewhat lovable loser who flew around on a kite whilst muttering his self-encouraging mantra of ‘Kite Man, hell yeah.’
Such a ridiculous character made for an ideal fit to include in the highly irreverent Harley Quinn animated series. Kite Man proved a stand out in the series earning his own spin off series (with actor Matt Oberg voiced Kite-Man in the two shows).
The sky faring villain debuted in the pages of Batman Vol. 1 #133 (1960).
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Close enough, welcome back Harrow, Gideon, and Ianthe.
It sucks how all modern cartoons look the same.
You just can't tell the difference between Smiling Friends, Invincible, The Fairly Oddparents: A New Wish, Hazbin Hotel, Jentry Chau Vs The Underworld, Kite Man Hell yeah, Blue Eye Samurai, Unicorn Warriors Eternal, The Legend of Vox Machina, Pantheon, Arcane, Villainous, Monkie Kid
Oh fuck I cherry picked wrong! Jarvis delete post!
I really like the design for the Reverse Flash in the Harley Quinn/Kite Man shows! (Too bad he doesn’t have any speaking lines!)