I seem to have forgotten the first hour of Seven Samurai where they sit in a freaking room, eat and sing songs to introduce the characters. Where is that again? I'm pretty sure their character were introduced and defined BY THEIR ACTIONS not merely by name and choice of schtick.

Really? Where?

Just to be "that person" the image you've chosen is a romantic drama, not a comedy.

It's a great line and reflects the character in the comics in both the main universe and the ultimate universe. I have to ask what comics you're reading where religion has never come to your attention. Am I the one to tell you that Ben Grimm is Jewish?

The difference between ignorance and stupidity is that ignorant people can possibly change; stupid people cannot. Lena Duham has admitted to her own ignorance and is trying to change. Lesley Arfin is stupid and cannot.

Great response. Humor is the answer to this kind of thing now, because all getting irritated by this does is make me irritated. The kind of fanboy who makes and likes this sort of thing clearly doesn't care and isn't going to change.

I disagree. You can't complain of tokenism then complain she didn't practice it to begin with. Also having been to hipster Brooklyn I've often found myself the only person of color there, so I can't fault her for showing her horrid peer group accurately. They came to the most diverse city on the planet and carved out…

Clearly you've never been to hipster Brooklyn or you'd know she wasn't being so much "racist" as she was "painfully accurate." Her idiot writer on the other hand...

Amen. Not to mention saying he saved the world is also like saying water is wet.

I'm sorry. Give meone instance where Batman saved the world sans Justice League, because are we really supposed to believe whatever thing that was powerful enough to wipe out the world that he failed to stop Superman or some other person with real earth-shaking power couldn't? Same for Wolverine sans Justice League or…

Because you're young, hot, rich and you can?

Your theorectical reaction to being the constant victim of omission is touching. Meantime, in the real world, those of use who do actually suffer from it will continue to take umbrage.

Exactly what part of shoehorning in the movie Witness into what is basically an overlong episode of The Outer Limits constitutes as original? And let's not forget that scene where she just has to get herself a piece of some Joseph Gordon Leavitt like a high school production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. People laughed…

And you get Completely Missed The Point comment of the day which is actually saying something.

Easy to say when you're not the one being left out...

#5 is Dick Grayson, not the joker. Miller hates superheroes (Denny O'Neil said this and I agree with him) and he especially hates the bright & shiny ones, hence DKR2 basically being about humiliating Superman and destroying Dick Grayson.

Damn Marvel! You know how many people I had to kill over this!?!

Damn Marvel! You know how many people I had to kill over this!?!

Damn Marvel! You know how many people I had to kill over this!?!