No, there's still a Hank Henshaw. David Harewood is actually playing a dual role in Supergirl now. They actually introduced Hank Henshaw as Cyborg Superman in Season 2. (Why the heck he's named Cyborg Superman without the accompanying tights and cape is a mystery.)

I dunno, I find it pretty fascinating. Mainly because, like you said, they suffer things that many other people suffer. I'm always curious to see what it is that makes them take the leap from conventional morality into horror. Each one has a unique tale in that regard. (Dahmer was driven by excessive amounts of…

1.) Friends got its own article.

Let's not pretend Daria wouldn't have some sort of V-log.

I think it's been a regular feature since they started 1992 Week some time back.

Technically, though, the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA (a sister ship of the Titanic) is already a Titanic-themed hotel.

I know, right? He hates Mondays and loves lasagna, I GET IT.

Did Man-Thing ever show up? Sava got really excited about it. He may have gotten fed up with the lack of Man-Thing.

Damn, bro!

Also, Wanda needs to get her dumb hat back.

Clearly proving that he'd make a better Tooth Fairy than The Rock.

*looks at video*

Though… technically they've already trolled the Fantastic Four before, which led to the creation of Hank Henshaw, a.k.a. DC's Reed Richards, a.k.a. Cyborg Superman.

For me, it's still Fantastic Four 2. Just because that Stan Lee scene was totally canon. (In the comics, where he and Jack Kirby try to crash Reed and Sue's wedding.)

No thanks. Suicide Squad was already a two-hour long music video.

I was wondering if the purple aliens were supposed to be The Sneepers. They're green in the comics, but the look is similar.

I think when I got into comics, Marvel was in the middle of trying to sexy-up the Fantastic Four. Thing had a mask, Reed Richard had a leather vest filled with pouches… and for some reason Sue was wearing thigh-highs and a bikini with the number 4 cut out from the fabric around her cleavage.

Well, you know… The AV Club.

I mentioned it downthread, but I think the shadow of "Batman & Robin" prevented studios from attempting using campier comic elements for a long time.

Weirdly, I think the latest FF movie tried to go in the "explorer" direction.