This video is stupid. Opening line: "If you only know Wolverine from movies or mainline comics, then you really don't know Wolverine at all…"

Ahhhhh.

I hate our species and wish it would vanish into the void. But I like eating good food, and sleeping late in a warm bed. I'm torn.

Yes, Sir, I would say so, sir.

This ought to shut up those people claiming that it had low ratings.

He makes me so happy to be a comic enthusiast. I don't know him personally, so I can't say something like "What a great person!" He's just a guy who helps make products I enjoy watching. But I can say in this current anti-art, anti-intellectual, anti-tolerance climate, that him being bold enough to stand up for…

I don't 'get' America Chavez. She's a flying brick who can hop between dimensions, she has the surly attitude of a mall security officer who used to be in the army, and the fashion sense of an early aughts "rrriot girl." She seems cool by design, which isn't really cool at all. Am I just old or is it the teenagers…

How? They were in a floating tin can in space. If Thawne couldn't run, then neither could it.

Martin created a time aberration daughter, Vixen should not be with them at all, Ray and Mick do whatever they please whenever they feel like it, and Nate just tried to change his entire time-line because of his daddy issues. Leave us not forget: Sara would be dead by now if the writers hadn't pulled a saving throw…

Here's a real plot hole! Thawn couldn't run at super-speed because of zero gravity, right? But what prevented him from punching Ray at super-speed during their fight? Or using his signature heart explosion technique? Nothing!

Ehhhhhhh, I like Sara, and I don't mind her being the captain, but I do think that certain more vocal parts of the fandom are turning her into a meme, which can be annoying. "Sara is awesome!" isn't really a good response as to why she didn't hand over control of the ship to Rip during the rescue or at least listen…

Well, it's not like Rip needs to find an entirely new role in the team. He's still a time master with invaluable knowledge and experience the others don't have. (Nate as a historian for instance, is worthless in scenarios that take place past the 21st century.) He just doesn't need to give the orders anymore.

Flash season 1 was great for the way it handled introducing superpowers into the arrowverse, and converted the whole thing from fantasty-realism to flat out fantasy. Everything was fresh too, and the premise was built on Barry being a cheerful optimist, not a self-loathing screw up. I have Daredevil, for when I want…

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Kinetic impact is nothing to sneer at. There's no friction in space, so there'd be no diminishment of velocity from where those asteroids started. Say they originated from a planetary collision: That's a lot of speed getting thrown behind those rocks.

It's cool, earth 2 has citizen Cold and the rogues, plus Oliver's dad. Despite Zoom's grandiose spiel about "conquering worlds", he was pretty much a central city headache.

Works for me. It's a legacy character.

Six months to a year, imo. Beat a few villains, defuse a few bombs, I'd say it's less about about time spent learning, than in confidence in your own abilities. Jessie's pretty fast, smarter than Barry, but not as cocky as Wally. Honestly, they got rid of her just when she was getting interesting.

It's been a year. That's how long Barry spent in flashpoint. He didn't return to the exact moment he left, the equivalent amount of time still passed.

She's still past the point where she can be considered a rookie.