Nice typo ( I assume); it's sad but I haven't been able to get into Ms. Marvel because the deformed giant hands/fists she seems to use really bother me — feels too cartoony for my serious comic books.

Superman Returns was a pretty good movie with an equally daring strike-out to new ground as Man of Steel.

It may be confusing, but it still makes sense to me. I know I've seen it elsewhere, but sadly the first example that comes to mind is When Atlas Shrugged: the character Dagny is (in that universe) super-competent surrounded by moochers, and even when she wants to, say, ride a train in a tunnel, she ends up needing to…

Iron Man 3 marked the end of an awesome arc.

Weird; I'm very opposite. I liked MoS because it took such daring risks in setting up this world (much like Superman Returns), and disliked BvS all the more because it dashed MoS's potential

Pretending to have hunting birds to look noble. FAKE MEWS!

But then what's Judy Greer supposed to be doing? Will Arnett could be her ticket out of the minor co-star trap!

That's Wendy's and Wendy!

If he just follows Ziggy's advice, he'll make it home someday!

I have to get something liquid in me after the starchiness of second breakfast!

But it's absolutely evoo!

I would much rather have the Goddess of the Waters defending my city and the peace of the dead than that scaled menace attacking it …

Based on how he sounded in Rogue One, it's definitely time to find somebody who does a very good impression.

You may be on to something there; the bit where Reed Richards escaped and went rogue was by far the most promising part of Fantastic Four (but then it skipped over a year).

But her girlfriend does!

The piemaker disagrees with you something fierce, apples.

But they can't stop the signal!

Whereas I thought her role in season 2 almost ruined the season.

So how do Lara Lor-Van, Kara Zor-El , and Zatanna like their names?

Where's Firefly?