No, it was the shared power of a group of exceptional beings. They explained why Quill didn't immediately die and it's implied the others were strong enough to keep it going, unlike the watchers

Thank you! My friends and colleagues can't understand why the back half of that movie irritated me so damn much. It wasn't just the cliche Matt Damon character, that was telegraphed from the beginning of the damn movie, but the love as a fuckin dimension? After all that info dumping of REAL science? FUCK OFF. I'm now…

"Me cut you!" - at 55 seconds

Guys, let's look at the show for what it really is... Awesomely written and budgeted Jim Gordon fan fic.

I think it lends validity to the claims that we didn't just try to marginalize tribes, we tried to wipe them out entirely, even from the history books. Clearly they were not so primitive as pop culture makes out if the Ottoman Empire found could clearly define their nations.

It did, it's actually framed to show Thor's reaction

I will pay all of the dollars to watch 3 hours of he and Sherlock Kaaaaahn(!)berSmaug talking

Actually, watch closely. Mjolnir does move slightly and Thor's eyes get really wide. It's framed to show that reaction.

So does Marvel according to twitter lol

I like how Thor's eyes get wide when the hammer budges as Cap pulls the first time lol.

FUCK YES. I think we all know now who Katee Sackhoff is playing

Give this to me. YOU GIVE ME IT, RIGHT MEOW!!

yay! I met Sarah this weekend, she easily put all the other girls at the con to shame even though she was dressed down.

I feel like they're headed toward Palmer acting more like Booster Gold than anything and i'm ok with that. I really hope their new show is Atom, but i'd love to see a show about Talia or Nissa Al Gul. Just sayin.

When Dig asked Ollie what he needs and he responds, "I just need Thea to call me." Arrow fucking hit me in the feels with a gorramned freight train. Bastards. Why is this super hero show making me feel so many things?!

Make a flashback spinoff for Robert's Rebellion!

Personally, I think Civil War has been the only well done registration in comics. It stung. It caused divisiveness. It was controversial. But it was never boring, hackneyed, or thrown together.

Oh for the love of Christ DC, stop trying to redo what Arrow has already done better. Fans are already pissed that you refuse to go with Amell and Gustin. Don't try to recast their already perfectly cast villains.

It's like the very best fanfic has come to life. It means nothing in the long run, but it can be enjoyable if you view it as alternate reality.

Logically speaking, they would realize it was a crock of shit lol. That's why I can't accept the "they all turn eventually" solution. What's the logical gain here? They're fully sentient, intelligent creatures. Why would they wipe out their own race in order to follow a silly matter of honor?