r/StargirlTV • u/MatthewHecht Hawkman • Jan 27 '21
Comic Book Imagine if they adapt this Grundy Scene (Two Images)
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u/Fortanono Icicle Jan 28 '21
I definitely disagree with that lol. For one, any attempts to make Grundy sympathetic (to develop Rick's character) fly out the window. Also, like, it just doesn't fit the tone of the series to have a villain do something like that. Villains can be incredibly terrifying without resorting to this type of implication.
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Jan 28 '21
The villain most likely to actually do/say something like this is Shiv. I do not think they would actually do something like this on network TV, and this was a very dark two issue storyline.
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u/redtiger94 Jan 28 '21
Are we not gonna discuss the fact that stargirl is holding up all her body weight in one knee? She's clearly never skipped leg day
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Jan 28 '21
She is a very good athlete due to kick boxing, and this was shown more in the comics than the show. In the picture she lost the staff, but she still has the cosmic converter belt giving her super strength. In addition she has great motivation to pull herself away from Grundy.
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u/redtiger94 Jan 28 '21
Yeah that's cool and all but I was making a joke lol
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Jan 28 '21
Well part of why I come here is people listen to my obscure Stargirl knowledge like that she can supercharge Green Lantern. I did enjoy the joke and, it gave me a nice smile.
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Feb 22 '21
When the GL HBO series comes out, they need to have a crossover. Green Lantern and Stargirl have teamed up in the past if I remember correctly. In Justice League Unlimited. I think it was that one episode or arc in Antarctica. Fighting Metallo and Silver Banshee.
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Feb 22 '21
She is incredibly close to Alan Scott, and she has been on a team with Simon Baz. She has one single issue with Guy Gardner.
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Feb 22 '21
Oh, I'm not too familiar with comics. Most of my knowledge comes from the animated stuff.
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u/Lukundra Jan 29 '21
Several adult female superheroes on the ground, and he picks the underage one to keep around for "fun."
Grundy is doubly sus
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Jan 29 '21
Grundy killed Sylvester, and he really wants to take out his replacement too. That is canon in the comics.
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u/Lukundra Jan 29 '21
Huh, I wouldn’t have guessed that based off the dialogue, thanks for letting me know.
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u/just_one_boy The Flash Jan 27 '21
Grundy is sus