Oh I know, I just don't think J'onn learning that not all White Martians are to be blamed for the death of his family is an arc that should be resolved in one episode.

Not to mention all the glorious revenge sex once Ron bailed

It most certainly does. But at least it doesn't stay there for quite as long

…So you agree or?

Nah you didn't though. All your examples were Marvel characters. I just happen to immediately think of the Neil Gaiman series when I hear the term Sandman.

If you can't appreciate the difference between a Transgender Male and a Transgender Man, you're the problem.

Boom. Nailed it in one.

I was gonna go on a long rant about how Sandman doesn't control sand but then I remembered the Spider-Man villain and realized it wouldn't have made much sense for you to be talking about the DC Comics character in this context.

Removing all of Kanye's verses would have made for a much better album

College Dropout

"I have to think it's a translation convention."

Thanks for that.

There are lots of changes to the timeline that weren't there in Flashpoint or in the original timeline. That's like the entire point of this season. Her not having powers in Flashpoint is irrelevant.

"Was he waiting until someone said that line?"

Forgiving the murderers of your entire family and race doesn't strike me as a "done in one" type of story.

No, Jimmy would drag that show down just as it's starting to come into its own.

Yea I agree pretty much 100% with this post. James says he wants to make a difference in the world but really all this Guardian shit is is him wanting to stroke his own ego. As he said, he's tired of being the sidekick and wants to feel like a hero.

He started off calling himself just Cyborg but immediately received a C&D from STAR Labs

"My beats go hard, like fuck you dicks."

I, for one, used to genuinely enjoy his music. Then Life of Pablo happened