Is you handle in reference to the John Weir novel? If so, that’s maybe the last thing I’d ever thought would be associated with Star Wars. Kudos.
Is you handle in reference to the John Weir novel? If so, that’s maybe the last thing I’d ever thought would be associated with Star Wars. Kudos.
Wouldn’t it make more sense for Rey to train Luke? By the end of TFA, she’s ten times the Jedi he ever was.
Lord, everyone that’s ever worked a thankless job, raise a glass.
this highlights another kind of lack of diversity in comics (I get it, you write what you know and the marvel offices used to be located in NYC). As a kid, the dearth of Southern superheroes(that is, heroes from the Southern United States) bugged me. I vaguely recall a Southern superhero that could telepathically link…
Good point. If calling it something else makes you feel better about slumming it with all of us plebes, knock yourself out.
That makes some sense, but I’ve heard Watchmen called a graphic novel before. Let’s face it, pseudo intellectuals use the term in an attempt to separate what they see as highbrow or important from the lowbrow and beneath them.
Jesus, I hate the term graphic novel. Aren’t we sort of past it? They’re comic books, guys.
Yuuup. Assuming you haven’t watched Stranger Things, of course. Bonus: Stranger Things is blessedly 8 eps vs. the way unnecessary 13 for Marvel shows.
I feel like we’re starting to scrape the bottom of the barrel with these so called mash-ups.
There’s like six examples.
Much deserved. Plus, Yang won’t be all like, “What’s the first thing I do after winning a ‘Genius’ grant? Write comics! hahaha! #slummingit”.
Nah.
Yeah, my older sister had the same look, too.
Sucks for Bucky:
Looks like poor ol’ Bucky has been reduced to the MCU’s Worf, a tough guy that’s just around to get his ass handed to him in order to prove what a huge threat a new character is.
Can we add people having the balls to “vape” in the theater to this list? No one wants to see your shitty smoke show obscuring the picture.
Yeah, you’re being ageist. For one thing, Affleck will look roughly the same for the next ten years, so who’s to say the movie timeline can’t move slower (three years pass in the films vs ten in real life)? Maybe he’ll be roughly 45 the entire run of the films.
Also, you’re side stepping that for the most part, Batman…
This is a wonderful idea.
Still think Rey is a force imaculate conception, as was implied for Anakin in the prequels. She’s the start of a line of new “chosen one” force users, but better than the Skywalkers.