Yeah his production design team are the real winners here. As director he signed off on their choices and had final input on their final designs, which overall I enjoy (sans Doomsday).

I'm still processing how I feel about "Batman V Superman." That said, one thing is pointedly clear to me: Zach Snyder is to comic book films as the 1990's were to comic books.

Oliver as Riddler.

Right? I kept telling my girlfriend, "Is he going to a tea party later?"

Scratch that:

We were using Daredevil's plotting. Pizza Dog becomes a recurring character in season 2, episode 1.

Rand: Dude the Ronin costume stinks! When's the last time your washed it?
Barton: Um, we're supposed to wash it?

My girlfriend and I came up with 13 episode synopsizes for the proposed Netflix series.

The guy who plays absorbing man is like 37 and Charlie Cox is 38. So I could see that as plausible unless the series is playing with Matt Murdock's age and having him be in his mid-20's in the series.

Finn Jones and Jeremy Renner star in "Hawkeye & Iron Fist: Two Dudes Everyone Keeps on Confusing With Each Other." A super comedy of errors only the MCU could conceive. Coming to Netflix this fall.

Exactly! Some Shield Agents get assigned to rumors of "Enhanced" people in Hell's Kitchen and spend the entire time getting trolled by Jessica Jones.

That would rock. Although again, Agents is so disconnected from everything else in the MCU I doubt we're even going to get that. Although I can hope against hope that the new Spider-Man becomes a human mutate via IGH's research. Like IGH accidentally loses a spider that bites Parker OR Oscorp steals IGH's research to…

Matt Murdok & Foggy Nelson file a class action lawsuit on behalf of Inhumans regarding civil rights violations acted upon the plaintiffs and implicit in the Superhero Registration Act in the New York Supreme Court.

More soft spoken conversations about justice, vengeance and violence? I didn't see that coming.

Just name dropping his boxing career in Hell's Kitchen would have been nice. I think it would have helped Agents of Shield feel like it's not off in its own little alternate universe compared to the other MCU properties.

Also he was a boxer who relied on his opponents, like Daredevil's dad, throwing fights for a payout from the mob.

While watching this I thought: Maybe Absorbing Man's resistance to Terrigenesis comes from a previous experiment IGH performed on him in Hell's Kitchen after "Battling" Jack Murdok kicked his ass.

The maintenance and parts for unlicensed nuclear accelerators in those proton packs ain't cheap!

Yeah busting ghosts is dangerous and you don't make much money on the one time trapping fee. Now, charging a perpetual fee for storing ghosts for the duration of human history, that's where where the mad cheddar's at yo.

Unless their HQ's Ecto-Containment System is turned off or damaged, there's no way the client will be haunted by a ghost the Ghostbusters have already caught. If that did happen then the Ghostbusters would be liable. Now if a new a vapor, specter or free-floating phantasm takes up residence at the property once the…