which would put the series release on the same date as the release of Batman v Superman. Your move, Warner Bros.
Maybe its just where I’m standing, but it also seems to me that Sci-Fi and Fantasy are becoming more mainstream, and that’s good. It is no longer just a handful of people that enjoy genre films, tv shows, and books. I actually got to watch Marvel movies and DCTV shows with my parents - whose normal programming is…
Minor nit-pick, but Iris and Wally have the same mother and father so they’re not half-siblings.
The show says it’s an exchange of one soul for another. There are a lot of Dark Ones and only six living people standing here.
If you can’t quite make it out I’m pretty sure it says:
At least now we know what the ‘accords’ are.
This, right here, is what got me hooked on the show:
In all fairness I’m pretty certain a major reason why Loki’s villainy works is because of Hiddleson. He sells the backstory really well in the first Thor movie. Take the following parts for example:
Would have been easier just to read the article, particularly this part:
I always find it amusing when I see kickstarter with stats like this: You have reached 1228% of your goal.
I’ve got the same feeling. Also it would’ve aged up and apprenticed the younger characters (Arya, Bran, Sansa) off screen which would work greatly towards wrapping up their respective plotlines.
It’s actually by DeviantArt user Conkoon.
This. I love this series. I love the multiple character POV format even. I love the details and the realism. I love the world building he put into it. But there is so much mundane nonsense in them (especially the last two) that didn’t need to be there. Plus the pages after pages describing food at a banquet, or some…
Even the Marvel shows could use this lesson too though.
Wasn’t Katana in the original line up for this? Did they drop her?
So now that they know little girls like superhero toys can we agree that they should tie in female characters and their action figures to the existing child-oriented cartoons? I don’t want to see another Young Justice Fiasco.
I think those that say Rothfuss doesn’t do female characters justice are missing a few: