But it's a conclusion which could be reasonably drawn. I could draw others, and I can presume them equally valid, though I refuse to pay $5.99 for the pleasure of critiquing their approach.

So... they spend thousands of dollars determining that people with smaller vocabularies have lower standards?

Must be a slow day for science eh?

This project must utilize self-contained eco-technologies (which we have failed to develop) or the crew will have to take lots of Spam®.

I'm all for it. Let's put one in New Jersey.

I'm guessing he uses Kandor for a pee bottle.

I enjoy stories that blur genres, but not when done as a novelty—the author has to love the genres he/she is working with, for the genre to become 'invisible' as you say. Otherwise, the artifice overpowers the narrative and everything falls apart.

*ahem* It's not an arm, people... it's a noodly appendage!

McFarlane's Warriors of the Zodiac (q.v.)?

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When I want to expend the oxygen in my muscles, rather than my lungs and brain, I watch Fox News.

Need more action photos. Reboot to the head!

Great summary of what the trailer should have looked like: Norse god badassing around with an awesome hammer. Now queue up Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song!

Oh, I agree. I myself have often lamented the fact that the writers of the Thor comic have focused on the thunder god's physical strength while ignoring how beautiful and imaginative he is, how misunderstood he is, how it is such a tragedy that a complex renaissance man would be remembered for his body, and not his…

A cursory examination of the first official Thor trailer may be of use:

Too funny! I was trying to color INSIDE the lines. But to answer your question, and in a world in which Caramelldansen (Speedy Remix) can be deconstructed through logic and inhalant abuse into an abstract and positive metanarrative on feminist reformation: Yes. :-)

How this stupid franchise keeps cheating death is the real mystery. It was okay as a one-off.

But speculative fiction isn't a dichotomy of two genres! Since many notable genres are being wholesale ignored (most notably horror and romance) I'll make the case for romance:

True, but they still screwed up! Novel names should be italicized if possible, and underlined when not.

Tricksy hobbitses! Technically, semicolons are an exception. Technically. Depends on the style guide.