The villagers of Karmadon have some idea how powerful a falling glacier can be. In 2002 a 150-meter long chunk of glacier broke off at the top of the mountain and raced into the Karmadon valley. Three villages were buried in a wall of ice, mud, and debris more than 10 meters thick that hit them at 100 km/h.

I'm not sure what line you mean. I see several jet contrails next to Florida, and there are some very sharp edges at the Bahaman coastal reef. (That's a mighty fine blue band they got there, to see that clearly into the water.)

I think my girlfriend would stop watching. On the plus side, she might also stop having me dress up in wool jackets and bow ties.

I thought they took Zatanna out of the fishnets...which was reason enough to lose interest in this title.

They are indeed Hulk-sharks. Hulk and Banner have been separated, and Banner has been making monsters in his now copious free time. Hulk is being sent to stop him.

That's the point. If the human is dead-set on never swerving away, then the only way the omniscient can survive is to lose.

My pick: Grendel: Devil's Legacy, #9. A nearly silent episode (only one line of dialogue) where Christine Spar hunts down a cop, and we witness how far she has fallen into the persona of Grendel.

I'm not a big fan of Anne Rice, but in this fight count me on Team Lestat. Vampires shouldn't sparkle. The original concept was that they were so foul that the purity of sunlight or running water was anathema to them. Take that part of the vampire myth away and you're just writing about more emo than usual X-men.

I think they're the Riddler's goons. Riddler is being punched out in the room next to them. Or maybe they're some even more obscure characters...

We already have that show, but instead of bears it features My Little Ponies.

I guess you wanted to stick with anthropomorphizing inanimate objects, like Cars. But if you expand the premise to anthropomorphizing animals also, then Watership Down is every child's nightmare fuel.

The bad guys are probably CGI, and thus are not yet in any footage they can show.

Bud Abbot: Actually, any FTL particle would have to have imaginary mass.

If you've already received a signal telling you not to send a message, but you send the message anyway, then free will (or more importantly, causality) disappears. Yes, in a completely deterministic universe FTL is possible. A grand watchmaker could have designed all of time and space so that no paradoxes happen…

Those spikes exist on his back for one purpose — to glow orange when he breathes radioactive fire. That alone gives me hope that this new look is going to be truer to the original.

I totally approve of the name 'Mount Remus'. :)

Spacesuits have catheters.

No one expects the Faster Than Light Inquisition!

I once had an injury in a private area, and the pain knocked me unconscious. I feel justified in rating that one a 10. Since then I've never had any pain that rated over 6.

My sexual history is a long and sordid tale and it is beside the point. I just wanted to point out that I've had enough cocks in my mouth to insulate me from accusations of homophobia. :)