I'm still hoping that when this mask comes off, we find out it's not Stoll at all but a multiple-personality-sporting Hank Pym.

It should be noted that when Hank hit Janet, he was in the full throes of his psychotic break, Yellowjacket phase. Whereas when Reed Richards smacks Sue and Franklin around, he's just being Reed. Hank's rap comes from the overkill of his Ultimates counterpart, who like all Ultimates counterparts, is a gigantic asshole.

It's called adolescence, and there has never been a more apt description.

"She is a feminist in a time where it wasn't popular"

The one thing I am desperately hoping for is that the writing on the floor has just turned Mack into Luke Cage.

Totally geeked out when they said Kree! Looks like at least Raina will become fully Inhuman next episode!

Consider it a teachable moment. You could make them do their own laundry as a consequence of making a mess. Not only will they get a head start on learning to how to clean up after themselves, but you've introduced them to the concept of cause and effect. It's win-win in my book!

My interpretation of the Doctors...

Also, obligatory.

It is important that he's stating it so strongly, however, since Humani Generis allowed catholics to choose not to believe in evolution.

I also do NOT want Raina to die. I love her.

Appalling. This spits in the face of traditional institutions, and I can't believe anyone agreed to publish this garbage. If Snow isn't gay, then this isn't a True Love's Kiss™, and thus has no curse breaking ability whatsoever.

Riley has two parents? What kind of crazy Bizzaroworld movie is this?

I had one slight issue with this episode. What the hell was Hunter thinking??? He gets a sniper rifle from a balcony which already has a vantage point to shoot Creel from, but then decides "Screw it, I'm gonna take this gun down to the street and make a bunch of noise before I fire this shot!" This is quite possibly…

I remember when Captain America was one of my least favorite heroes. He was too "boring", too optimistic. But as I've grown older, I've actually discovered that the cynicism that made me who I am also crippled me mentally and emotionally. The greyness of the world ruined me, turned me into something I never wanted to…