You're making some pretty big (not deep, nobody makes a "deep assumption") assumptions there yourself, buddy. I'm having a conversation about "heroes putting kids [sidekicks] at risk", so if you're not talking about that, then I think your response to goldeneyez is a bit weird.

I vaguely remember some episode where Slade was on the verge of taking over the world; maybe it was a movie? Or the end of the series? That was the only episode that I remember having any interest at all in watching more than one or two minutes of. Before Young Justice, the Teen Titans concept (comics and all) never…

Hah... no.

The difference is that Arsenal (not Speedy) isn't a teenager on Arrow. He's a couple years older than Thea, who's nineteen turning twenty, this season.

This is what I thought was the whole reason, at least according to that famous Fatman On Batman podcast episode. Who's Stu Snyder, and what does he or she have to do with killing off a slate of great shows from last year and the year before?

Yup, she's a spider totem! Or at least, that's what they said when the other Spiders pulled her into the Spider-Verse shenanigans.

The artist can basically just draw models and splash some color on them to make a new character, that way all you have to do is remember the color pallet of the character you want to draw vs all the dangly bits and clothing.

Although if she's not boning Morlun, and she's still a spider-totem, I can't see her surviving very long in that universe. I'll bet 10bux on her being able to make her way back to the 616 pretty quickly.

But don't, really.

Not rapping, that's for sure. He's a pastor now, why the eff does he even need a PR team??

The yelevision show, House, M.D., was based on Sherlock Holmes, and so was the character of Gregory House. "House" is a play on "Holmes".

Ahh okay, the way you wrote it made me think the other thing... which is totally confusing :)

Waitasecond, so how do you *want to* play your epic space conflicts? Via spreadsheets??

omg WHY

You know, Evan, even though they don't make it explicitly clear that Deadshot's suicidal, that continuation between him and Somebody, and that bit with the gun, seems to be a pretty direct allusion to it.

I see you trollin!

Yeah, but— she's Australian. This is the general attitude: you get to lecture people on the weirdest shit. Aussie culture is definitely at odds with itself— so incredibly WASPy Puritanical about certain things on the one hand, but totally don't care about a bunch of things on the other hand. This lady didn't surprise…

Same. It was the only game I have rage-quit in my life, after realizing that I couldn't stomach being pushed through literally the same map for the fifth time and being fed the line that it was a totally different place. Ugh.

"the Song of Ice and Fire-eque Dragon Age II"

Of course this was in Melbourne. And of course the newscaster sounds like she's a lecturing parent.