Alot of Batmobiles are dual engined, but it’s usually a normal piston engine combo’d with a straight up afterburning jet turbine. You can guess what the latter’s for, so assuming this Batmobile’s being comic accurate, then yes I guess it’s just for more power?

I personally love this Batmobile, but I find it really strange that the engine is just...open. No protection whatsoever. Some goons find this in a backalley while Batman’s away doing whatever, and it wouldn’t take much to make sure he’s down a car. 

Think those headlights have enough LEDs in ‘em?

“Now someone please stop me before I lose my mind and buy this diecast model!”

Besides the whole national pride thing everyone’s mentioned, this jet has a long history of helping with large humanitarian relief efforts. It potentially helped saved millions of lives moving around covid PPE. It’s arguably a symbol of peace and world betterment, and its destruction through such a callous, selfish…

It’s weird and scary to read “3 people injured” and then look at the gif and be able to see those 3 exact people get messed up. Whenever something happens that has “X number of people injured” attached to the headline you don’t usually see that number of people get hurt. Hope they’re all okay-ish at least. 

I like this way, way more than I should. 

The fact that 48 new courses are inbound likely means Nintendo completely agrees with you.

Wasn’t Cadillac’s DPi car pretty successful? I feel like Caddy/GM/Whatever’s leaving alot on the table by not going hard on motorsports pedigree and even making a new XLR off the C8 platform. It worked pretty good for Audi. 

This honestly looks way more interesting than that pitifully tiny oval they’re going with now. 

Shovel Knight’s color palette made it feel more like a mid-point between 8-bit and 16-bit to me. Then again I honestly haven’t played a large amount of 8-bit games, so maybe Shovel Knight’s color palette is completely accurate to the era it’s emulating.

Yeah call me a pansy or whatever all you want, but fuck this noise. I’ll take the long way.

In one of the Halo comics there’s a character that has a souped-up GTO, so this isn’t really the franchise’s first run with strangely long-lasting cars.

TIL I’m as old as Steamed Hams. 

The Palisade is an Aston Martin DB5 compared to the Cybertruck.

If only it could go the full ten yards and make a loud *PPSSSSSTT* when it opens up. 

The thing that I think keeps the “flying car” idea alive is the concept/novelty of making flight as accessible as regular driving. This should never happen. Think of how many useless shitwits you encounter on the roads, you really want them having another axis of movement, specifically one over your head? Even if it’s…

John Carpenter being into Dead Space is the most “yeah that checks out” thing I’ve heard in a while.

I still remember when their Voltron was announced, before Netflix’s cancel-happiness became a meme. I remember thinking “oh, nice. A cool little mini-series for the fans. Wonder how they’ll tell their story in 10 episodes.”

I mean, if there was ever a reason to harbor a hatred of flying it’s this.