Or, more simply, it doesn’t look very funny and mediocre reboots are becoming exhausting.

I want to applaud you, but I'm just sitting here picturing Apache Chief with a Star of David and sniggering. Thank you for bringing common sense and a funny image.

IDK, Spider-man’s got like a half dozen, though they appear to all be alt-reality versions.

If it seems a little bland at times push through, they get progressively better each title and are more fun with investment.

Yeah, I’ve already read this story done right...

possible

An insult to SyFy Originals, if that’s possible.

or maybe Zack Snyder will just make a Robin snuff film

One word: distraction.

Netflix still has a DVD plan?

DC copying good ideas from its animated output?

Or you could buy a little self-powered LED flashlight for $7.50 and not be a wasteful twat.
http://www.amazon.com/Ledwholesalers…

Or buy a big box of matches and also not freeze to death.

Compelling argument.

Please, please, please read Matthew Stover’s Heroes Die. That man is brilliant and he needs more fans. And this book, as well as its sequels, does just that, and has a great reason for it.

Joe Haldeman’s Forever Peace does a pretty good job. It’s seamless, in fact.

John Steakley’s Armor does that, and the shift in POV becomes part of the story along with being a narrative device. Basically, there are two different perspectives and time periods in the novel, the first person narrator tells a story from his own point of view, but during the story, he comes into contact with…

Yes it is.

That Skrull is just taking notes about human physiology for the purpose of shapeshifting.

If this were a franchise worth having Lego would have already snatched it up.

It’s maybe not clear in the above picture, but Alpine, the guy just right of Shipwreck (the sailor), is black.