Yea, I was an English major in college, so I got to read all that good stuff ;). I still think it is a cop-out in modern literature, although sometimes it is done better than others. Of course (and I am going to generalize here), YA also tends not to be the best-written genre in the entire world, so a lot of the time…

Beat me to it. How can one mention asshole angels without mentioning the latest to go outright apeshit on humanity.

Cosplayer reminds me of Frazetta drawings. Needs a giant tiger next to her. Awesome outfit though.

Marvel / Feige has referred to Peter Parker first being seen in a DIY costume, so he’d most likely be a part of the film vs. a surprise reveal, like say

But it looks so fake when applied to eyes that are three times those of a normal human. I agree they’ve been bad in the past, but even an average dance student could emote more effectively with their body movements than any Spiderman we’ve seen so far. Get Spiderman away from his stuntmen and into a dance class.

I think Iron Man also found a very creative solution with showing us the view under the helmet.

Well, what you usually get is Spidey shaking his head like a Power Ranger to emote every time he speaks, which I personally find really annoying.

I don’t think watching bugs bunny and liking bugs bunny qualifies you as a furry.

I would argue that the line is only ambiguous in a small number of cases. Felicia is the first thing that really comes to mind, fitting into the “semi-furry” category. She seems to have a human body and regular human skin, but she’s also got a lot of fur and large clawed hands/feet resembling paws. It’s kind of…

For what it’s worth, catgirls are generally not considered furry. Furries are more ‘human-like animals’ than ‘humans with animal bits’.

Taco Bell missed a tremendous opportunity here. “Slay your appetite with Elektra Nachos! They’re a Hand-ful!”

You’re mixing terms up.

Remus, Wayne’s World has taught me is every straight male in their teenage ages gets attracted to bugs bunny when he puts on a dress.

I have a similar problem, though I can probably take my sister. But our parents will be like “why do you even care about that movie?” I don’t know if general disapproval (just going to a movie alone is a bit odd, a movie like this is worse) is worse than parental “WTF.”

and later, 7of9, but not for reasons relevant to the story.

All of your statements are patently incorrect with our current system designs, let alone future fully autonomous ones. If your scenario were the case, every current reaper/predator would be as risk, they’re not. The most adversaries (and Red Teams) have been able to do is “blind” systems (either sensors or nav) or…

Good for succinct explanation. Points removed for tempting me with a TV Tropes link.

“Making a weapon ‘semi-autonomous’ does nothing to prevent the evil hacker scenario.”

She was briefly resurrected during the Necrosha arc, along with a bunch of other dead characters. Still didn’t have much to do, though.

Yeah...how does that name make any sense based on the powers you listed from the book?! Fully agree that it worked better onscreen given her codename.