Exactly, I thought it was known that Rob Leifeld ripped it off from Deathstroke? And they’re even named Wilson.

But Deathstroke is SLADE Wilson. Deadpool is WADE Wilson. Clearly different.

Considering the “origin” of Deadpool involves Nicieza looking at Liefeld’s Deadpool sketch and saying “This is Deathstroke.”, yeah, it’s really surprising he’s not mentioned at all.

Yeah, you kinda get the feeling this was ghost written by Liefeld (who’s been sued on multiple occasions for theft of ideas).

Alright, so how does it do with human speech? Can it filter out the unwanted background noise of a crowded room and let you have a normal conversation with those around you?

They’re phasing out recaps,and will only be doing them for the highest rated shows. They’ve said blurbs like this is the best we’ll get for most shows.

Koenig was a Lithuanian Jew who based his on-screen accent on his parents (the V/W thing was apperantly a speech defect of his father). Considering that Lithuania has been controlled by or part of Russia for much of its history and was a part of the Soviet Union at the time, that’s close enough.

Are you saying this isn’t the face of a South Asian superhuman warlord?

Fuck the haters. I am so stoked for this. That scene was great!

I'm pretty certain that 48 year old Deion today would scold 25 year old Deion from back in the day and offer up the same critique. It's called maturity, and the fact that he's developed some shouldn't be held against him. If we were to do that, everything a mature adult says would be classified as hypocrisy, because…

Yes, this article written by an American on an American site featuring a video filmed somewhere in the United States of America is using Fahrenheit.

Where’s the thermometer showing the temperature of the steel when it comes from the forge?

No, it isn’t a crime. Nobody outside of the people who follow comic books closely knows who the Hell Miles Morales is.

(Sigh)

I would love it if the new companion for the Doctor were from a different time period or a different planet. It seems a bit boring to constantly have some twenty-something girl from modern day earth and occasionally her boyfriend.

I like both shows.

Not really any allegory going on in JJ. Kilgrave is a flat-out rapist, and that fact is confirmed by multiple parties. We were spared from actually watching the physical acts, but the horrors of the aftermath and the psychological torment is all there plain as day.

HA! you just made me spit coffee through my nose, ugh. what you said IS odd considering that’s the tentative tagline if they get a season two: