And let me guess... nobody in a creative position actually wants to use it, but they're being forced to by the higher ups and it's slowing everything down for everyone as they try to figure out how to actually use the damn thing.

They were also a global species of apex predators when the meteor hit. There are , comparatively, a lot of t rex fossils to find, and they're all on the "top of the pile" in terms of dinosaur bones

They're not actually disappointed in him... they're just frustrated that he once again said something completely indefensible they're going to have to justify to their family members who haven't cut them out yet.

I think the MVC games really managed to capture the most iconic forms for all these characters. It's pure design with no regard for any degree of practicality, so it will always look "better" to some degree.

You can tell a superhero comic went too far when they actually go out of their way to retcon something stupid instead just never referencing it again.

I feel like generative AI will, eventually, go the way of NFTs and the Metaverse, but it will take so much longer because "AI" is such a vague concept and there are legitimately good, world-improving uses for AI in one form or another, so it's so much easier to trick people into accepting it.

It really does look like professional comic art... a lot of the stuff that's bad about it is also what's generally bad about art made production-line style on extremely tight deadlines.