For Christ's sake, I'm 55 and I'm firmly in the BB club.  It's not age, it's taste.

MY first comics-related experience of Ozymandias is the end of Avengers 58, 1968, which is also Ultron's first appearance and the Vision's second.

It isn't weird if it works.

Looks like someone posted that at 9:29 tonight, so it's just an asshole. It's already been reverted.

The AV Club
So many babies; so many emotions.

Warning: Skyrim ate my summer.

Do it again with better techniques I've learned over my life.  New Game Plus for spanking it, if you will.

Also note the two 1960s McHale's Navy movies.

Because Stan Lee, in his public persona, is not totally unlike Hugh Hefner, or perhaps a Hefner parody — without the actual references to sex, that is.

OK, having looked it up, I see how it could be worthwhile.

Well, without having seen it (or looked it up yet, though I will) that sounds like it must have the very opposite of a surprising twist.

Patricia Hitchcock is his daughter, not his wife, you pervert.

But AHS doesn't have the salient property of "you can watch any week even if you haven't been watching it".

And married and not so young (I'm older).

Kind of Fring-esque.  If Gus was supposed to meet someone and he got a whiff of dope from the guy, he'd just keep walking.

Oh sure.  That was why it was there.

"I beat the cancer once, I'll beat it again" is denial-ese for "I didn't beat it and I'm going to die fairly soon".

And he never would have figured it out without paranoia — uh, pattern-matching — that he got from the pot that Huell tipped him off by stealing.

If a long-enough odds horse happens to come in, yes, but mostly not.  The track takes out 17% on win/place/show bets and distributes the rest among the winning tickets.

I knew it wasn't over, but I was afraid we'd get a bookend with the white power meth brigade.