Ok, so yeah Wildcat was as Tiger so aptly put it, "pretty much set up to fail." Yeah I guess so, but that was also the beauty of old-time fights like that. Outmatched or not, they didn't give a fuck. I figure if they were men enough to wear crazy-ass colorful outfits like that, than they're damn sure man enough to throw a punch at some like-wise costumed stranger. It's just how that era rolled.
So without further ado, here's the the ending and results as dictated by you, the reader:
The End
And just to be the devil's advocate, here's an alternative ending.....
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there was a good Justice League episode with Wild Cat called The Cat and The Canary. i was trying to find it earlier on Youtube where at one time i was able to watch the entire episode. but now i can't fucken find it all i get are just clips from the episode or these fucken lame ass musical tribute videos for Wildcat no matter what combination of key words i use in my search. man i fucken hate that!
No kidding huh? Fuck that! I know what episode you're referring to. Good one actually. I'd love to see Grant throw some good boxer punches in, only for T'Challa to either dodge em, or take and give the same back. FIGHT!!!!!
man I can never get my blur effect to work right. You got to school me. email me some instructions. Detailed if or when you can.
in the filter tab along the top in photoshop there should be several blur effect options.
Shit, Shlomo- all the JL/JLU episodes were good! Dennis Farina voiced WildCat there too... You can watch them all for free here: http://www.primewire.ag/watch-10332-Justice-League -Fuck YouTube! Just make sure you have ad-blocker on, and never download anything. The best links are sharesix and gorillavid.
@Dale- those were lyrics to the BET Black Panther cartoon last post. Have you still not checked that out? For shame... I know I've mentioned it on here before.
-I like that W.C. got a few good punches in, though.
@Tiger: What Shlomo said. There'll be a few different blur effects depending on how expansive your photoshop program is. Mostly you'll be using the blur zoom effect, which is commonly used to denote speed/motion. Just use anyone of your selection tools, and use it to highlight the area you want blurred. The select the blur filter option while the particular part you want blurred is selected.
@King:-The Dennis Farina Wildcat rocked ass!! Would've loved to have seen more of him, or even a mini-JSA centric episode back then. R.I.P. Mr. Farina:(
No I haven't and I need to. I'm fucking lazy as shit man. I'll let you know how it went.
Preciate that fellas, I'm going to try it again.
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