What's interesting is they took Norman Osborn's "I know who Spider-Man is but I won't tell anyone…for reasons" MO and gave it to Vulture.

Without getting into spoilers: There's a storyline where Bruce is wanted for the murder of his girlfriend Vesper. He abandons the Bruce persona and becomes Batman 24/7. It's a pretty great read, especially once you find out how and why Vesper was fridged.

Bruce Wayne…muderer???

New movie. New game format. New game.
The early 1980's were all about motorcycle gangs.

Laura's doomed white horse…

Interesting how Vulcan's rebranding moved him away from being a fire as a tool and craftsman god and closer to Mars' realm of fire as a weapon and blood sacrifice. It's almost like a fuck you to Mars for stealing his wife.

No. They're clapping *at* him.

Popeye had cans of spinach. Dale Cooper has gallons of black coffee.

Will this ever be updated/amended for the Kathleen Kennedy era?

And be really annoyed by it.

Haha. Meta.

THIS. SO MUCH THIS.

I always wondered how they would visualize the "reloading trick" that left burn marks in Roland's thumbs from the books. I think this film nails it so far.

Yeah but Roland was no stranger to magic. He even said he learned the bullet trance trick from The Man In Black in his youth.

I got a Westworld notification for this?

Not enough Dark Tower references. Not enough Tom Jane.

That's too much man!

Yeah it made me think of the Andy Diggle’s Shadowland arc on "Daredevil." The story has Matt Murdock defeating Bullseye and then deciding he has had enough of this super villain going around murdering people with impunity. So he kills him.

KGBeast has consistently been one of the most entertaining side characters in this series. Every time he shows up he has the lovable rogue persona that can jumpstart an episode.

19? I got a Dark Tower notification for this?