This entire season is why Reverse Flash refused to let Rory rewrite reality with the Spear of Destiny.
This entire season is why Reverse Flash refused to let Rory rewrite reality with the Spear of Destiny.
Whatever happened to those people who were clinically depressed because the world from Avatar isn't real? I'd like to know where they are in 2017.
Fun fact: I don't care!
*walks away and tries to conceal weeps & sobs*
I should have included the disclaimer that the fact may not, indeed, be fun.
Fun Fact: In the original version of the story the sword in the stone Arthur pulls is not Excalibur. He get's that magical sword later from the Lady of the Lake.
Wind through the keyhole.
Voting/Hoping he pulls a lot from Burnside.
She can be two things (three including the whole vigilante thing).
Batgirl of Burnside is ripe to be mined for quips, a practical bat-outfit, and stories that can use superhero symbolism as a metaphor for a woman stepping out of men's (Bruce/Gordon) shadows to make her own mark on the world/recovering from a trauma.
I don't know why I'm giving myself hope after I've burned so many…
The Question. He should do a character study of Vic Sage's The Question. Let him have the first draft and then have someone come and punch up the action a bit.
I got a Dark Tower notification for this?
Economy of storytelling.
Anyone else seeing this?
The calm and eloquent manner in which Ted Koppel drops this knowledge bomb becomes so much more impactful due to Hannity's frantic, pattering attempt at a school yard style rebuke.
Sean is a god damn treasure.
Nah man, it made Leia more of a badass to me. Vader is a murder machine and she lies to his face without any fear or hesitation. Princess is a stone cold OG.
Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Jean? Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer. Beer.…
Logan's a connoisseur of cigars and beer. He also has a natural talent for the lumber trades.
I always chalked that up to getting his eggs scrambled at the end of X-Men Origins. From the time his powers manifested to the Three Mile Island incident he was jacked because he was eating actual food. Once he got a bullet to the head he started wandering around aimlessly and subsisting on a strict diet of cigars,…
Half the fun of Ultimate Spider-man's original run was seeing Parker just troll the shit out of Fisk.