Media Made to Prove the Haters Wrong

[u/Ultrimus-Prime]

Tunak Tunak Tun (Daler Mehndi) Critics claimed his music videos were only popular because they featured attractive women dancing. Mehndi responded by making a music video featuring nobody except multiple green-screen versions of himself. It became a massive hit and his most famous song.

Five Nights at Freddy’s - Scott Cawthon previously made a family-friendly game called Chipper & Sons Lumber Co. Critics complained that the characters looked like creepy animatronics. Rather than abandon that visual style, Cawthon decided to turn them into an actual horror game using scary animatronics.

Superman Kingdom Come - Mark Waid and Alex Ross were reacting to the 1990s trend of increasingly violent, cynical superheroes.

Their story deliberately challenged the belief that traditional superheroes like Superman were outdated. It portrayed the consequences of abandoning heroic ideals and argued that compassion, restraint, and morality were still essential to superheroes.

[u/Hamblerger]

And wrote one of the best Superman stories out there.

[u/TotallyObviousBot → u/Hamblerger]

I'm so tired of being told that I should read so-and-so run on Superman. The character sucks and the stories he's in are childish self-absorbed comic book circlejerking.

[u/WJMazepas → u/TotallyObviousBot]

So dont read it. No one is pointing a gun to you and forcing you to read a run

[u/Toteninsel → u/TotallyObviousBot]

It's not a run of Superman. It's an issue of Hitman where the main character and Superman run into each other on a roof and talk for a while.

[u/THESUACED → u/TotallyObviousBot]

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