First Off, this is my favorite interpretation of Batman, because it is mine. his choices. His actions. His consequences. They are my making.

The game’s complete re-imaginging of the mythos is one of the best ones I’ve seen. it isn’t afraid to make bold changes that are fully story driven, and have serious consequences for the player down the line.

Step 1: Ryan Reynolds releases a recording of him reading the script - I will also accept Nolan North or someone doing a dead on dead pool impersonation.

Step 2: A talented amateur does a flash-style animation using that recording. Goes viral quicker than Ebola.

Step 3: Netflix and Amazon fight over the rights to throw…

It doesn’t look like anything to me.

That’s valid, but it’s also true that Jeri’s story had little to nothing to do with the main storyline. It felt more like they just wanted to make use of Carrie- Anne Moss than because it was going anywhere.

I couldn’t stop laughing when “35 Savage” wouldn’t accept the CD... because digital yo. The look on Paper Boi’s face was priceless in these scenes.

The dead silence in the room while Al was performing for those tech nerds was just brutal. ‘Where my real n****s at? Put your hands up.’

That corny Yoo-hoo commercial rap had to be the most perfect representation of selling out to white America, and I kinda wanna hear the full version of it.

The idea of a white streaming service executive called “35 Savage” by his staff is too perfect.

So I’ve completed about 64% of this game, (Yes, I did the math) and while the first three years sucked, they sucked for different reasons. I thought my grades were the singular only things that ever mattered and would study and do homework five to six hours a day, usually more on the weekends. Because I took super…

I took a black film and culture class as my freshmen writing requirement. I wrote analysis pieces on various aspects of black culture. My group did projects on 12 Years a Slave, Fruitvale Station, The Butler, and American Gangster. I wrote thought pieces on basketball games, an Earl Sweatshirt concert, and debates we…

Pretty sure that Colonel Campbell could read anything and it would sound deeply ominous yet awesome at the same time.

Revised headline:

“to the composer’s surprise”

“Some Muthafuggah’s Always Want To Ice Skate Uphill”

and black dude was on the council, too. He had a solid set of dredlocks.

Hey, there were some Asians around that table, too! Don’t leave us out of the shadow government!

I never really thought of the racial context of Blade before, but you just really put it into focus for me. Holy shit.

Blade- the villains were a group of white men sitting around a table ruling the world who held Blade with a mixture of fear and loathing. When they want to kill him? They send police officers...