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See, the point is that someone who is unfamiliar with comic books isn't really relevant as those involved with the production absolutely had to. That a casual viewer doesn't see the connection is irrelevant. The question is
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See, the point is that someone who is unfamiliar with comic books isn\'t really relevant as those involved with the production absolutely had to be. That a casual viewer doesn\'t see the connection is irrelevant. The question is \"could the creators, who by default had to have a fair working knowledge of comic book culture, really could have let this gone through several drafts of scripting, filming, and editing without realizing the connotations?\"
Like, I agree it\'s a very quiet ShoutOut and relatively subtle. But it\'s also something that I cannot possibly envision as happening by accident.
In the same way that an accidental CounterpartComparison isn\'t an {{expy}} even if literally every viewer made the connection as long as the creator didn\'t intend it, a ShoutOut that few people get but is intentional is still a ShoutOut, and this being accidental lies outside the realm of believability to me.
Like, I agree it\'s a very quiet ShoutOut and relatively subtle. But it\'s also something that I cannot possibly envision as happening by accident.
In the same way that an accidental CounterpartComparison isn\'t an {{expy}} even if literally every viewer made the connection as long as the creator didn\'t intend it, a ShoutOut that few people get but is intentional is still a ShoutOut, and this being accidental lies outside the realm of believability to me.
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See, the point is that someone who is unfamiliar with comic books isn't really relevant as those involved with the production absolutely had to. That a casual viewer doesn't see the connection is irrelevant. The question is
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See, the point is that someone who is unfamiliar with comic books isn\'t really relevant as those involved with the production absolutely had to. That a casual viewer doesn\'t see the connection is irrelevant. The question is \"could the creators, who by default had to have a fair working knowledge of comic book culture, really could have let this gone through several drafts of scripting, filming, and editing without realizing the connotations?\"
Like, I agree it\'s a very quiet ShoutOut and relatively subtle. But it\'s also something that I cannot possibly envision as happening by accident.
In the same way that an accidental CounterpartComparison isn\'t an {{expy}} even if literally every viewer made the connection as long as the creator didn\'t intend it, a ShoutOut that few people get but is intentional is still a ShoutOut, and this being accidental lies outside the realm of believability to me.
Like, I agree it\'s a very quiet ShoutOut and relatively subtle. But it\'s also something that I cannot possibly envision as happening by accident.
In the same way that an accidental CounterpartComparison isn\'t an {{expy}} even if literally every viewer made the connection as long as the creator didn\'t intend it, a ShoutOut that few people get but is intentional is still a ShoutOut, and this being accidental lies outside the realm of believability to me.
