I loved that logo design for the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal—so simple & minimalist, yet highly distinctive and identifiable when it comes to brand recall. The concept was also brilliant, which was a combination of a stylized "M", an oval track, and the Olympic rings.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, the 1994 film that starred a great cast with the likes of Kenneth Branagh, Robert De Niro, Helena Bonham Carter, etc. It was, to put it mildly, an overacting ham festival, where everyone seemed like a raving, bug-eyed, looney caricature with the most freaking hilarious lines ever. This was…

And let's not forget:

There was also a time that Nintendogs almost became Puppy Times in the USA—thank goodness it never happened.

Dewprism (original Japanese title) —> Threads of Fate (English version title)

Just noticed that during the entire Terminus arc, no one among the characters has said the word "Cannibal" out loud—did someone actually mention it, and I just didn't catch it?

I'm completely waffled at your comment.

So who appears to be dead/defeated? I can identify Magneto, Cyclops, Superior Iron Man, Lady Thor, and Captain Falcon America. Those humongous hands...must belong to a Hulk. Where's Spider-Man? And Wolverine? Oh wait, Wolvie's dead.

I don't like Martine, and it's credit to the actress who plays her convincingly as a cold, murderous bitch, but I hope she dies a horrifying, gruesome death with prolonged agony, courtesy of Root.

Dat face.

Considering most of them involve previous major storylines (Secret Wars, Civil War, Days of Future Past, House of M/Decimation, etc.), they're all probably part of some larger Crisis of Infinite Earths-style event.

Love this show for its storyline, cast, and performances, but most of all, for getting the period look right, including the music. As someone who counts the Fallout 3 / New Vegas games to be among my all-time favorites, it's hard not to associate it with the games, and imagine that this was how the Fallout universe…

Polybags with a chronium cover underneath with a hologram trading card in six different variant covers.

That season premiere was the finest hour of badassery ever seen on this show. Bravo, Carol!

I read this, and then read about how Utopia in the UK was cancelled. The world is such a cruel place.

I'm truly going to miss this show, as it had a great cast and a truly unique visual style with its saturated colors and lovely scene framing that reminded me of a Wes Anderson movie, but with menace hanging heavily in the air.

I am starting to wonder though: can the machine / Samaritan recognize Bear's face?

Paige Turco is also quite busy with NCIS: New Orleans; where she plays a recurring character.

They screwed last-gen gamers two times by releasing Diablo III twice: the original version, and as part of the Ultimate Evil Edition. If they weren't going to support the last-gen versions, then why even bother to release Reaper of Souls on last-gen? They should've went straight to next gen, since saved games on…

Yes indeed.