They should do one for Ireland. We have more accents per square mile than anywhere on the planet.

I want to love this project but it seems so... bland. The cast seem too young to be fully fledged agents. Hopefully it focuses more on the stories of the people they are tracking than the agents themselves. I don't even know the characters yet and I already don't care for the inevitable 'will they/won't they'…

I always thought Steve Buscemi would play the riddler fantastically. Cold and calculated.

Does 'Barbarella's Universe count as Dystopian? I say yes.

Some things you just can't un-see.

The itinerant culture in Ireland still pose and take photos with babies if they die. Nothing as extreme as these though.

I always thought 'like' was used meaning 'an approximation'.

This entire city was constructed to distract people from my glorious beard!

Wouldn't the lack of air pose a serious problem? What's the point in having a floating city if you have to stay indoors all the time?

@cnute

In the Irish tongue. 'sí' is pronounced 'sh'. Think of names like Síne (Sheena to americans) and I think Sínead (Though something in me is saying that it is actually spelled Sinéad for some reason). Sídh sounds like 'she' and it's alternate spelling is 'Síthe' IIRC. It is where the 'shee' in 'banshee' comes from. The…

Oh wow... these are so much better than the other ones!

Please do correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there some principle or some such that states that from our vantage point the universe is uniform in all directions? So doesn't that mean by all estimations, we ARE the center of the universe? I know we are obviously not, but don't our own observations kind of say that we…

I never realised that it was supposed to be used for diagnostics and always thought AP as self evident, rather than tautological. If we weren't here, we couldn't question. We are here so we can. Ask those guys over in universe 42b-91h. Wait, you can't, because that universe's gravity is too strong, so they don't…

I agree. Mondo's stuff is usually so 'on the nose' in regards to thematics and iconography. This are utterly underwhelming.

While I agree with all your points (and most of your posts in general), this is a pop-science website; They're allowed be a little sensationalist.

You're giving creationists fuel. Sweep this under the rug, post-haste!

Wasn't it a slave girl, not the wife? She had to go to Valhalla with him to serve him there as well? I'm not sure, but I remember reading that somewhere.

Not neccessarily a 'super hero' theme... but I'll just leave this here!

That's my nephews favourite song! God damn, I love the Jam!