Ah, thank you.

I'm confused as to how 1.25 was the lowest sale. Those mistake sales were like .09, and on the last day I saw some adventure game for .49.

Relevant anecdote, I was meeting my parents and great-aunt for lunch, my stepfather handed his phone to her to show her his favorite picture of their dog, she immediately deleted his only copy, because she didn't want to "just look".

What if that "Cosmic Cube" is a joke, where Abstergo doesn't have a texture for that object in the Animus?

You call that fully clothed?

Ok, but they didn't make exceptional progress towards fixing that. Being able to "Avatar State" on command doesn't have spit to do with being in tune with the spirit world.

Ok, let me rephrase, they never touched on her getting in sync with her spirituality. It was more of a, power through and hope to air bend. Not like in the original series, where there were full episodes of Roku. There was never an episode where they said "Time to visit the spirit realm".

If you're referring to the fellow in the bits where the art style becomes a bit more water-painty then you're correct. It was confirmed by another outlet earlier. He'll get two episodes in that style.

Well, the first season was the whole mini-series deal, so they never acknowledged that Korra was the least spiritual Avatar. That's why I'm glad we're getting a book 2.

Maybe it's the style?

I don't know. It's not exactly a gritty Nolan-y Batman universe. Surely there's room enough for an outfit that fits that description, without leaving the wearer near-naked.

Well, with your points, why would she wear a black leather outfit in the first place? There are a number of appropriately tight materials that she could wear that wouldn't make her essentially nude.

My point was that, it's not integral for Johnny Storm to be white. It's not so much a double standard as it is an unfortunate circumstance. And Apache Chief generally comes from a reservation, which gets tied to poverty and distrust of the government. Without those features, he's just a guy.

Generally it's not ok to make say, Apache Chief, into a white person, because being Native American is central to their character. And, as much as it sucks, a large part of characters who could conceivably be whitewashed, like John Stewart, have had their race tied into their stories in an intricate manner. I'd like…

The case for Ivy is that she believes/is a plant. So plants are generally not clothed. It's still not good. I can understand a thin, or tight costume for Catwoman, she is an acrobat to a degree, but that doesn't have to mean that she belongs in the red lights district.

I understand your point, but I do not share it.

But is it really necessary for a woman in a black, leather, cat costume to unzip it to the naval? And she's a burglar, not a rogue. Generally she avoids the fight all together. Copperhead is an assassin, and a thief. I'd like to think it would be more to her advantage to have some protection should an assassination go…

I recommend it. It expanded on what made Asylum great, yadda yadda. Black Mask's cameo is really minor though. I knew where and when it was, and I missed it entirely. Yeah, "Under the Red Hood" is one of the better recent DC animated movies. Neil Patrick Harris made a very good Nightwing, even if a wingless one. Black…

It's cool. He doesn't show up in a whole lot of anything. He had a cameo in Arkham City, and he was pretty major in the animate movie "Under the Red Hood". He's pretty great there.