There’s an interesting backstory here...

Chicken of the Sea sounds pretty fancy

Said it before, but I’ll say it again: I appreciate your “hard science” coverage on this website. Really enjoying hearing/learning about things in fields that I am ignorant of.

It didn’t help that the two leads were 100% charisma free. It’s like watching Sears underwear models having space adventures.

Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn of Justness

And?
So does Castle Crashers. So did the original version of Binding of Isaac, and Super Meat Boy. This is on the level of calling every 16-bit style RPG an RPGMaker game as if that’s an immediate indicator of its quality.

I think it’s fine if you call it a Floating Eye >_>

The Stilt Multiverse

The sad thing is that The Fifth Element seemed to get what was really appealing about the sci-fi Eurocomix that Americans know from Heavy Metal, without falling prey to the deadly earnestness that killed Enki Bilal’s movie Immortal. I’m morbidly amused by this bit from Valerian’s Wikipedia entry:

You look cheap

Legends of Tomorrow has survived big character departures before—Wentworth Miller after s1, Arthur Darville, Franz Drameh, and Victor Garber all during s3—but losing Ray & Nora feels different & worse especially because it was not the actors’ choice.

While it wouldn’t be a Batman comic series, I would 100% watch/read a thing about the dispatchers who organize a comic super-team and get them out in the field where they need to be. 90% of it happens in a call center, all the superhero action happens off camera, and I am in.

:fingers crossed for Lady Stilt Man:

Roberto Orci is attached to write another Spider-Man spinoff film at Sony.

9/11 was a ploy by SHIELD (Hydra) to expand the surveillance state, ultimately leading to Project Insight.

Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn of Justness

Finally, the Legends prevent William Shakespeare from writing superhero fiction in the trailer for “Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn of Justness.”

I refuse to watch anything written by that right wing, 9/11 truther. Sony drop him now.

Roberto Orci is attached to write another Spider-Man spinoff film at Sony.

Oh my god I can’t believe they made a game for me, especially. Any time I think I left the Peggle life behind me, I get dragged back into the gameplay.