Come on, some Millenials are MRAs, Gamergaters, and white supremacists. Try to be more inclusive ;)

But since we’re trapped in the awkward adolescence of Spider-Man, an evolved Venom would be incongruous.

It’s a grounded different take true to the spirit of the source material for the fans that shows for the first time real-life challenges of trying to have a normal life still learning how to one day become the hero we know and love in a relatable way we haven’t seen before that’s very personal because we really get to…

And right before Look Who’s Civil Warring Too was Secret Wars Reloaded: Battleworld, which cut off multiple new character titles in mid-plot and sent them off to be contestants in bad reality TV competitions.

The quality is not there until they stop cutting stories short or straight-up abandoning them for the sake of yet another shitty crossover. Battleworld murdered the books I was reading and sent characters into phenomenally stupid microverses of bad-reality-TV arbitrary meaningless bullshit. Then before the rubble was…

That’s the anti-social contract. It is not recognized in most jurisdictions.

You missed the paragraph whereby response to transgressions shall be (1) rational, (2) proportional, and (3) not hypocritical.

Or the culture of powerful men?

You leave DrPepper alone.

David Gabriel: Listen up, dumbass: diversity brought me back to your comics — I bought all the new characters and loved them — and crossovers and epic events chased me away, specifically when you cut short the compelling individual narratives of those new characters for the sake of some stupid multiverse wrecking ball.

Back then, Lanesplitter had a lot more road-raging cage drivers.

You didn’t actually read your social contract, did you?
Just clicked Accept, didn’t you?

Imagine what his breath smells like.

#SquadGoals

He hates that he’s a d-bag, he’s trying really really hard not to be a d-bag, but he keeps doing things in a d-bag way. It’s a damn tragedy.

So you were physically fulfilling Godwin’s Law?

What is the Administration’s stance on this?

If, as another poster wrote, the Warrens wrote books themselves about the same stories, why didn’t Brittle sue them? Did he not buy exclusive rights to their stories? Or was it just a losing proposition to sue them?

The Mazda 6 has good proportions for a front-driver, but the Mazdafender is ruinous.

Fact: the people who need to get cars to get laid aren’t going to get laid with anything in this price range, never mind this segment.