yeah Kingdom Come had 'Batman ruling a city with terrifying Bat-drones', which at least kinda makes sense

his costume looks terrible too

I just can't get into this.. the aesthetics look so ugly, and it leans into the grim & grittiness that the DC movies have done. Meanwhile Marvel vs Capcom is full of energetic joy! Yay comic books! And they also have alternate costumes.

it's an episode about existential suicide and there's no Schopenhauer bot post? life really is meaningless

yeah I love it way more than the author of this does… dunno why he's not swept away by Cage's electricity

Loved this movie when I saw it late night in college, loved Barry Adamson when I saw him live…
I've got the review of the Mountain Goats' 'Goths' album open in another tab, and this reads like an ironic counterpoint to that, with all these 90s goth icons at the top of their game.

there's a new Virtual On coming soon

there's a game just like it for iphone

yeah i just played the new Strider, it's great.

there was a revival of Strider in 2014 that's really fun. it's a Metroidvania you can get for all modern consols. plus Strider's already announced for the next Marvel vs Capcom game

it's super cool controls

as the article points out, Ecco's aesthetics are everywhere on the Internet now

The Futurist Manifesto is one of the most exciting pieces of writing ever, and the DADA and Situationist Manifestos aren't far behind. Yelling them randomly in public is awesome

wait does this mean she stole my gimmick of yelling The Futurist Manifesto randomly? TIME AND SPACE DIED YESTERDAY!

I hate how the AVC comments hate any Undercover that isn't Weird Al or They Might Be Giants.

Austin Powers is a super-shitty version of Micheal Moorcock's Jerry Cornelius

this is like that season of Doctor Who where they did an intro for Americans about it being Amy Pond's story as she meets the Doctor

there's a bit in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 that seems to quote it

and there's a character who's whole thing is pushing ppl in front of cars and trains

god no, there's enough of that in The Drawing of the Three