DC Fan Art [Review]

Hey guys, welcome back to the channel, and today we'll be taking a look at some DC Comics fan arts. And, uh, um, we'll just jump right into it and see what some of the talented fans have come up with. Hmm, here's one of interest. This seems to be the senior citizen version of the Justice League. You know, we see an aged Superman as well as Wonder Woman, Batman, and the Flash. And I don't know, Batman looks pretty cool. He looks kind of cool with the gray beard thing happening. I can kind of see an older version of Batman you know, looking, looking similar to this, uh, but a little bit confused with the Superman and Wonder Woman, um, you know, and that I'm not sure Superman can age at all, can he? Can he age like that? I, I don't, I don't know. I've never really seen an older version of Superman, I don't think, yet. And, uh, nor Wonder Woman. I would think, uh, Wonder Woman being what, half god, demigod, uh you know, not human. I'm not familiar with her being able to age like that. Now, the Flash, I think, would also kind of present a bit of an issue with that too, because his cells regenerate and heal fast, I thought. So it looks like his aging process would be slowed a great deal as well. But I like it though. I like the— I like this version. For some reason, I like how it looks. Besides, you know, Wonder Woman with the cigarette in her mouth. I think that makes her look kind of— but, um, you know, uh, yeah, very, very interesting. Let's take a look at another one. What about this one? This looks like a Nightwing here. And, uh, yeah, I like this, um, I like this look. Uh, I always for some reason like when the characters in the background seem to merge together for some reason. But, uh, yeah, I just like the color, the colors used in it. It, you know, matches his uniform and it's, uh, his costume, and it's just, uh, just something I like about it. And what is this here? This looks like a kind of reversal of genders from the fans. It looks like they, instead of Superman being a man, he's a woman. Instead of Batman being a man, he's a woman, and then Wonder Woman, we get like a Wonder Woman that's a guy. Okay, that's interesting. What else can we discover here? Hmm, is that Darkseid, and was this Miss Harley Quinn here? Look at the Harley Quinn here. You want to play with me? I like this, uh, I like this, uh, this, uh, piece here. Uh, yeah, it kind of seems like the version of Harley from the Suicide Squad. I always liked this version. Uh, I never cared much for the version where she's wearing like the, uh, from like the, the Batman, uh, uh, animated series where she had like the kind of, uh, Joker type, uh, or the Fool type, um, costume. Anyway, looks pretty good. Let's check out some more. Um, Joker there. There's some Aquamans. It's like Starfire, Catwoman, Hmm, this looks interesting. Yeah, now this looks like the, uh, the main man, or Lobo. And every time I, uh, I see Lobo, uh, and I hear rumors about him maybe getting a movie in the DC Cinematic Universe, I always think about Jason Momoa. I don't know, I think Jason Momoa would have made a good Lobo. I mean, I like what I'm seeing with him as Aquaman too, though. I didn't know how he was going to work as Aquaman, but from what I've seen in the trailers and various things, I think he's going to do great as Aquaman as well. But for some reason, I always kind of seen him as playing a character like Lobo. But anyway, I like Lobo, and I like this piece. It looks good. It looks very fitting of of Lobo. The background seems to work very well. Hmm, what else we got here? Hmm, that looks like Starfire. And as I understand with Starfire, she's always kind of oversexualized. The only time I didn't— I haven't seen her like oversexualized, like, is when she's in the little cartoon Teen Titans, you know, that comes on. I've seen her on that, but in most of her renderings, she's, you know, been, you know, portrayed this way as far as I could tell anyway. But I like it. It looks— it looks good. Let's do one more. Hmm, is that, um, the Red Arrow? That looks like Mira. Aquaman's girlfriend, Shazam. Trying to see if we got any that just kind of stands out. And that looks like— is that— uh, let's check this out. That looks like, uh, uh, well, that is— that's Aquaman. That's, um, I thought it was his, um, at first I thought it was Aquaman's half-brother, and, uh, his name escapes me for the moment, uh, but he's the one I think that they're talking about, uh, who's supposed to be, uh, the villain in the upcoming Aquaman movie. And what was his name? Is it like Ocean Raider or Ocean Rider or something like that? Maybe you guys can help me out in the comments. I just can't remember his name, but yeah, this seems like it's Aquaman, you know, by him holding the trident. And I don't know, I like it. I like it. You know, this of course is— his armor looks a little bit more, you know, I guess this is a reimagined version of you know, of the Aquaman we're used to seeing. He looks more, I guess, like a bad guy or villain in this depiction. But I have seen many other depictions of Aquaman where he looked, you know, pretty rough around the edges, like when he had the hook in place of when he lost his arm, his hand, and he had the hook instead. And this kind of reminds me of that, you know, that era of Aquaman. But anyway, guys, I think that'll do it for this edition of looking at some fan art online. And you know, if you like to look at fan art with me, don't forget to like and subscribe, and we'll do more. Oh, we've already done Game of Thrones, and we've done Star Wars, I think. But anyway, guys, until next time, take care.