I don't know, I think the palette on the original is way more exciting than the remaster. The Lucifer panel is to my eyes a great example of art suffering for clarity's sake. I also am a big fan of off-set printing and signs of the process in art, so stuff like the messy hair does it for me.

I kind of prefer the original costume to this version. He's been Liefelded! Original outfit at least looks like a Kikaider villain or something.

Absolute Sandman also goes the recolor route. I think that the colors are dumbed down to make the series easier to read for the less mentally adventurous. Similar to Killing Joke.

Daredevil: Born Again suffers terribly from this problem as well. WHERE ARE MY DOTS? I know it's weird but I lent my original TPB out a long time ago and have not been able to replace it as the remastered colors just look flat, boring and wrong.

Hey I've got a little question: what's the best etiquette for pointing out typos and general editing problems in an article? I saw the word "Pokemo" earlier today (amongst other issues) but don't want to step on anyone's toes.

Tetsu-Totoro

I still kind of feel like Megazord and Voltron are the same thing. And neither would exist if Getter Robo didn't come first. So I would like to shine a little love on GR.

I was reading recently that the whole super-robot genre came about because of the popularity of Gatchaman. Apparently the teenage inter-team drama…

As I recently posted elsewhere, my feelings are that the big question in Blade Runner isn't "Is Deckard human?" so much as "Is it human to kill others because they are different?" Blade Runner should be right up there with Do the Right Thing re: popular movies that make us consider our definitions of right and…

Hate tapping? Put your phone away and read a book. Look out the window of the train. Try outside.

Finishing off The Last of Us. I am actually from Pittsburgh and died at one point because I got distracted passing a shop I used to frequent (before the zombie apocalypse) and got taken out while gawping. I haven't played all the FPS games out there, but of those I have I liked Half Life 2 the best. This game…

Young Frankenstein pretty thoroughly satisfying

I thought The Sparrow was just excellent.

No Phil Hartman, you're killin' me here.

I have been playing an Xbox for a decade, and I had one of those tiny PS1s circa 2001, so the PS3 controller is a lovely marriage of the two. I'm still reeling from the lack of cable, it messes with my muscle memory.

Ni No Kuni. The aesthetics are beautiful and everything you want. The combat system is actually fun. Studio Ghibli, so duh, and Level-5, let me double down on that duh. But, for me, the thing that's really slaying it is the cel shading because I seriously CAPS LOCK LOVE CEL SHADING so yeah, just perfect.

So, according to a scientist, the meaning of life is to become a scientist.

Welp, this week I broke down and bought the last Hound from my local curio store.

What conflict?