I think the difference is that they have actual video footage of what appears to be Spider-Man ordering a drone strike.

It’s funny how a character like JJJ is more relevant than ever in this day and age.

Yeah, almost all of them aside from a few like Penny Farthing and the cult leader, are the same; angry, loud and hateful. They’re basically all variations of Hammerhead (who I loathed). Even Jane is just a slightly less violent version of Hammerhead, so it’s hard to tell whose in control half the time. I was shocked…

Haven’t these people ever heard of that one Cinderella movie where Brandy was Cinderella, and the cast was ethnically diverse? You had a black girl and a white girl as the ugly stepsisters, and a white woman as the wicked stepmother, for starters. The King was white, the Queen was black and played by Whoopi Goldberg,…

I don’t even think it’s been a day since the casting was announced. Damn, white people.

Much like Thanos, the white tears over this were inevitable.

If AT&T doesn’t cancel that too.

I love the comic version of Crazy Jane so much more than the show version. The Doom Patrol show is amazing, but I can’t stand their version of Jane. She’s a complete bitch, whereas the comics version is sweet, easygoing, and heroic.

As someone who also grew up in the early 2000s, it’s crazy just how fast things have changed since then, from both a social and technological point of view. The world is a very different place from what it was in, say, 2005. Back then Youtube was brand new, computers were these big square, bulky ass machines, and I…

Okay...I think we’re starting to take this too far.

It’s kinda sad, because Cavill and Affleck could have been great as Superman and Batman respectively. Especially Cavill. Cavill in particular has this boyish charm that every now and again shines through, but it’s rare because of how bad the writing and directing was in those movies. Even Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman…

“a live action adaptation...”

I mean, certain people have already known this for centuries.

The Disney Fox merger frustrates me. It’s like, we’re gonna kill this original, unique IP in it’s crib....but on the plus side, more superhero movies!

We can never have nice things, can we?

They literally proved they have never even watched the show.

Crackle is the streaming equivalent of an empty theater.

Holy shit, if they’re mad about Good Omens, just wait till His Dark Materials comes out.

I’m being completely honest when I say I didn’t know that. Besides, I’m sure it’s not an uncommon sentiment.

That was a great movie, and I was fine with it because A) Captain America’s origin begins with WWII. That’s an inherent part of his story. And B) we hadn’t seen Captain America up to that point, so it was a new character, and it revealed a new part of that universe. On a grand scale Cap’s first movie was a prequel to…