Yeah, I know what you're saying. But it also sounds like the Neolithic ethos of "sharing" might have been pretty brutal. Like, share with me or I will bean you with a rock (there are tons of skulls in these settlements with rock injuries). So it wasn't like happy Star Trek communism. It was more like enforced small…

I know you're being sarcastic but I'm fucking ecstatic we have capitalism. a world where people are literally forced to never rise above their station or be ambitious is fucking nightmarish.

Ever realize that if Lorde had red hair, that's who she'd look like?

"When I murder people, I use my explosive arrow...or, if you will, cupcake."

*Pingwing

Aside from the statue this would have been amazing to see in person.

"I'll be ready in about 3 hours, just gotta put my face on"

The ever lovely to be around Bane. "YEA LET'S LIFT SOME HEAVY SHIT!"

Mr. Ernie, we've found a mass.... it appears to be a man's fist and forearm!

Knowing his origin now, Galactus should have answered that question with "well, I did survive the last time the universe I was in ended, so I've got a better chance than the rest of you."

Robotech — the Grand Cannon. Fired once, wrecked by counterattack, never fired again.

The Colt from Supernatural was "the gun that could kill anything" except the times that it wasn't because...reasons.

That look is just PRICELESS!

I don't think so? The Mandarin one-shot was pretty great, and that was in 2014. I'm sure there will be more.

Karen Gillan's carrer is going to be very wiggy

The only bad thing about this news is that Karen Gillian is going to have to keep her head shaved.

True- communism in practice had classes, which is part of the reason it failed. It's the same reason that capitalism as a theory v. capitalism in practice is so different.

Green Arrow used a boxing glove arrow and Grodd popped up on Flash. Oh, DC shows, please keeping embracing the sweet craziness that your bleak movies so desperately need.

I jumped for joy with the boxing arrow. at first I was like "Wait, did they just fucking do that?" I had to rewatch that scene a few times over.

I find it interesting that you've labeled this experiment a failed "Capitalist Utopia", yet the only person working under a capitalist system was Pullman. The operation, with it's rigid hierarchy of employment, lack of social and economic mobility and "command-and-control" economic system was clearly communist.