@Janglesatwest: Ditto!

It's funny that I've never noticed super vision, but it might be that I was too busy dealing with bouts of motion sickness from FPS's. Also, just walking through a FPS probably doesn't test my visual reflexes.

Haha, Meredith, I just love the title of this post. I expect the world to now refer to all trampling stampedes this way.

In #12, why does Tomar-Re look like he was drawn by Rob Liefeld?

@KinoEscalate: "Wow. What's a rogue demon?"

NOOOOOO! Don't take a picture of Weeping Angel!!! ;-P

Man, I miss Douglas Adams. Every time Apple puts out a new product, I always think to myself, I wonder what Douglas would've thought of this. What would he make of Twitter/Facebook or anything else on the internet? The digital age was his playground. He was truly one of the greatest writers and one of the first…

Just don't get mad when we make jokes about the gas clouds of Bespin when we reach a relaxed state.

An excellent job in crafting these, but I wish he folded the wing-tips toward each other instead for a better folded profile.

Wow. To be able to act to and in front of that has to be an Oscar-worthy achievement. Tomar-Re must be spinning in the Lantern crypt. I hope they make his head a little wider in the final design.

I have my share of close friends, but none are this close.

Odin's Ravens!!

Ack! Please, for the love of Asgard, stop using "HAMMER TIME", as a Thor-related metaphor for your article/photo titles, especially if there is no sign of the hammer.

@syafiqjabar of Mars: Dracula may very well be a Red Lantern.

I'm okay with this look, but it reminds me of the Dracula armor. I would prefer a smoother look with more black, but still excited!

@Dreamweaver13: Another idea, that's come to mind after perusing through the thoughts of the other commenters, is that it might be time for an obviously alien companion. Human companions are overused. This might help to take them away from all the Earth-centric plotlines, which might be more overused than anything…

@Archon Divinus: Welcome aboard!! *salutes*

@Clarox: To take it one-step further, what if they found a former companion deep in the TARDIS that leads them to discovering a mystery involving events started by the 8th (Paul McGann) Doctor. I know lots of viewers don't like multi-Doctor stories, but I do. They don't necessarily have to interact and I always felt…

So, I'm going to go in the opposite direction of this discussion and go with what's been underused. We're three doctors in, since the "re-boot/start/imagining/whatever we're calling it", and we haven't explored the interior of the TARDIS at all. They've eluded to it, but we haven't even seen the swimming pool.

@linworthnewt: I posted this speech & the one from Armageddon today on my twitter. They both have that goosebump effect when I hear them. You're not alone! :)