Free-Gratis
Free Gratis
Free-Gratis

I’m just one caffeine-powered skeptic from a team of caffeine-powered skeptics...

<—-everyone reading the comic

Me

Realistically, every good Windows is an apology for the preceding bad one. They have a consistent pattern of shit/awesome in their releases.

Rob, Miller was given the rights to Mad Max and Road Warrior by Warner Bros. as part of the deal to drop Justice League. They had no choice but to use Miller since he owned the rights to the character, world, etc. And considering how much money Miller has pulled in for WB with those animated ‘kids’ movies, he still

Many women don’t continue to buy tickets, actually. And many of them do because they love this genre... but they’d still like to see better representation. And lots of men, including white straight ones would, too- like me.

Marvel Comics has figured out that if they want to stay in business they need to attract new readers who aren’t white, hetero Christian males. ( All print media is dying, yo! ) Marvel movies are lagging them in enlightenment. I used to be a comic reader in the 80’s and stopped because there was nothing in them to

It’s the back pedaling and spin that bother me more than the costume. I don’t care if he looks like a banker or wears board shorts and flip flops. Just have faith in your vision and see it through. But they are acting like they think they made a mistake and that worries me more than anything.

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That is the Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor of movie posters.

I don't know, while that's certainly true of many of the finales a lot of the mid-season two-parters had a much more fluid feel. The Impossible Planet goes pretty seamlessly into The Satan Pit, same for Human Nature/The Family of Blood and Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, and most of the early season

His ability to act menacing is not a concern.

It's trading cards or nothing!

Well, shit... there goes the realism.

Good reference. I give it 4/5 meowmeowbeenz.

Karma is a bitch! By next season we'll be drinking gallons of book purists' tears.

Guy spends several episodes committing crimes dressed as various cards from a deck that he carries, unboxed, in his pocket. Each week he pulls out a different card and goes rampaging as, say, the Nine of Hearts. Finally they catch him, take his cards away, and throw him into Arkham. As he sits down in his bunk he

Now replace "smoking to relax" with "working out to relax" or "taking a hot bath to relax" or "listening to music to relax" or "gardening to relax."