A few notes...

Superman: Doesn't really count. He's from another planet that just happens to look Caucasian, but in reality his "race" (man, i hate that antiquated unscientific concept) would beKrytonian.
The other way around, one could even argue that superman lives in a place where 70% look Kryptonian.

Wonder Woman:…

... the conversation going, huh? ^_

Goth hair products?

When i doubt about the cause of something apocalyptic, go with Cthulhu. ^_^

My thoughts as well. What looks like deliberate body art to us, might just be really be discoloration caused by wound care or sterilization.

Utterly bitching? No...
Slightly interesting? Perhaps...
A slight dip in the average quality of io9 articles? Utterly.

Thank you. That was exactly what i came into this article to see and instead i got a montage of not very sci-fi dashboards, from a time where car interiors had to have so many edges they would instantly server limbs in a 4 mph collision with a bouncing castle.

Oh, i hope they actually twist this thing around to make Trevor a cover for the Mandarin.

No, there's no such thing as "robo-racism" unless it's between robots that somehow consider different models "races". And then it'd just be regular racism.

In other words, they need to think about whether or not their work is selfless or selfish, right?

1 minutes and 59 seconds is all it takes to answer this question. ^_^

I always thought you only need one savings account until i made my "luxury and longterm" system. ^_^

Synesthesia now, please!

Note to self: Phone the French company Wild Design. Need a proper chair to threaten earth from and laugh at the puny MI5's feeble attempts to stop me.

Combine that with weather fluctuations, the extreme temperatures of non-temperate zones, the need for drinking fluids and the fact that zombie movies themselves have somewhat prepared people for how to handle zombies, and suddenly zombies in the real world wouldn't be much more than a local nuisance with very few…

Combine that with weather fluctuations, the extreme temperatures of non-temperate zones, the need for drinking fluids and the fact that zombie movies themselves have somewhat prepared people for how to handle zombies, and suddenly zombies in the real world wouldn't be much more than a local nuisance with very few…

Combine that with weather fluctuations, the extreme temperatures of non-temperate zones, the need for drinking fluids and the fact that zombie movies themselves have somewhat prepared people for how to handle zombies, and suddenly zombies in the real world wouldn't be much more than a local nuisance with very few…

Indeed. And it would be unethical as well, given the destruction of 2 galaxies tat might carry life.

Pruning? More like macro-scale bonsai trees. ^_^

More of this please. ^_^