I believe Flash now sends its villains to a regular prison with special high-tech cells, which is a relief, because for a couple years there I cringed at every scene involving that creepy science Gulag they had going.
The Berlanti shows in general seem to have a shaky grasp of the ethics of superheroing; see also Flash's private metahuman Gitmo.
You had ONE job to not do, Ollie!
I am certainly not on board with "putting killing back on the table" if they really go through with that. I like my superheroes distinctly less murdery.
You'll get Panzercakes and like it!
Ugh, I have to move toward the end of the year and am likely facing this exact situation. So thanks for the new fodder.
My mom gets a lot of those. Even worse is when the valuable thing being searched for is one of her children.
Yup, settle in for four to eight years of various dog-whistle versions of "She looks like she's powerful and satisfied with that state of affairs."
I had a nightmare that I accidentally infested my parents' house with bedbugs while visiting. Most realistic nightmare I've ever had, and I haven't been so glad to wake up in ages. What the fuck, subconscious? You're supposed to illuminate my hopes and fears through metaphorical fantasia, not hard-hitting docudrama!
I finally finished off the lengthy to-do list that I'd been building up over the past few weeks, so now I have a few days to relax before more stuff starts up.
Hmm. Well, as I recall, most of Strange's baddies are from other dimensions in the comics as well (like Dormammu and Clear both hailing from the Dark Dimension), so it's not that much of a departure, I suppose.
It's like Swamp Ass for people who are not very assertive.
Space blessings upon the anniversary of your expulsion from the womb!
I'm not sure I understand. Is this just the rumor mill talking, or have people already seen Doctor Strange?
Yep, I about jumped out of my seat when they mentioned the Darkhold. Looks like this show's leaning in to the introduction of straight-up magic to the MCU that comes with Doctor Strange. I look forward to that really pissing off Fitz and Simmons.
Hijinks ensue!
Hey, you'd brag about it too.
There are pictures of me as a kid dressed as Spider-Man for a preschool Halloween party, and that seems to be it for my superhero costume career. If I were so inclined I'd go as the Riddler, naturally. The natty three-piece suit version, of course, with fake glasses in place of the mask. I have no idea where to find…
I'm reading the Wonder Woman: War of the Gods collection by George Perez et al. Perez on Wonder Woman is great for the most part, but this is maybe the most convoluted comics crossover I've ever seen (at one point a character even refers to the ongoing events as a "convoluted drama" and ha, you ain't just whistling…