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I believe that clones have been overdone when it is done poorly. If a writer is talented enough to try something new with it, I believe there is still some potential to be pulled out of the idea. These stories always come down to the same "Who is the real person and who is the clone?" Having a clone is used too much for deus ex machina or for a quick evil twin, which is bad because their are better ways of doing both. If the villain has the foresight to create a clone to put into a dangerous situation one would think we would come up with a better way to survive. An evil twin doesn't need to share a genetic code with the hero to be awesome. Look at Wolverine and Sabretooth, or Spider-Man and Venom. 
 
On a side note, way does the cloning process always make people's moral compass screwed up? Using that logic we should just clone the most dangerous villains so that way we have a good version of them running around.

They couldn't use Killer Croc for Nolan's Batman universe. He just doesn't fit in with the real world vision. You are going to end up with a crappy looking CGI (which Nolan tries not to use CGI too much) or a guy in a crappy looking suit  (sorry Thing from the Fantastic Four movies)

With the return of Steve Rogers
With the return of Steve Rogers

I want to see it go back to the roots of comics and do a nice pulp action type storyline. I want to see Batman fight hand to hand on top of a biplane or Wolverine explore the amazon

I want to see a headline that's really out there about a comic movie, something like "Will David Bowie star as Thanos in the upcoming Avengers movie?" then rather than an article when you click on it it just says "No...that's crazy"

Gentlemen, remember that if the earth was to be repopulated  having sex would not be a viable option. That would be wasting a lot of a one of a kind resource. Repopulation would have to be done the scientific way

Alan Moore is so full of it. He created the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen out of other peoples ideas, but God forbid someone do the same with his creation. Granted if DC had the ability to make a Watchmen 2 they would and it most likely would not be as good as the original, but that doesn't mean it would be bad. What if someone took NiteOwl and made something great with it? Moore did wonderful things for comics twenty years ago. He helped to redefine it into an accepted art, but he needs to get over himself. Here's something to ponder, what if someone did write Watchmen 2 and it WAS better than the original?