I'm surprised they haven't redesigned Aquaman to have a cod piece.

The flashback structure really worked in season 1. It was interesting and innovative, and I was really interested in finding out who these characters were before they reached the Island.

Will I get my wisdom teeth back? What about my baby teeth? What about all of the hair that I've grown in all my life, or all the finger- and toenails, or all of the skin? Are people in heaven just a bunch of cronenbergs? In heaven all cronenberged up?

Maybe now comixology can develop a decent html reader. The one they recently started using is garbage - pages are bisected by both vertical and horizontal visible lines, and it's very distracting. The display looks like a laptop with a dying screen. It's not nearly as good as the interface they used to use - the…

Oh, so George Saunders is writing an alternate ending?

They have scans from a bunch of different sources, so I'd caution anyone to be careful to avoid anything that's marked as fiche - scans from old fiche aren't nearly as good as scans for paper. They're welcome nonetheless, but unless you really want to read the first appearance of Archie Andrews or Kid Eternity, go for…

Yeah, there's a reason reprints of these books come with disclaimers - and that might be a reason DC hasn't reprinted more of this material over the years.

The Charlton books are teeming with Ditko work in Tales of the Mysterious Traveler, This Magazine is Haunted, Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds, Strange Suspense Stories, Unusual Tales, The Thing, and Out of this World.

John Hamm - Reed
January Jones - Sue
Bryan Batt - Ben
Vincen Kartheiser - Johnny
Jared Harris - Victor

Naw, they'll have Hawkeye shoot Ant-Man into Thanos' brain to kill him, as part of a Shia LeBoeuf rewrite.

It is the Show-Me State.

Will Smith is a funny way to spell Lance Reddick.

More egregiously, I distinctly remember several scenes in Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy where Batman is pictured sitting down. What else can DC movies get wrong?

If you don't like it, you can press fast forward.

This is just a crass remake of Russ Meyer's Fantastic Breasts and Where To Find Them.

There's also the Doctor Fate Archives, which contains all his Golden Age stories in one volume. The Golden Age Doctor Fate went from a great initial concept and execution (wizard vs. weird horrors) to a more generic two-fisted crimebuster to an actual medical doctor. The key? Look for the full helmet. Half-helmet…

Putting fancy covers on a bunch of glorified fill-in books is really putting the lipstick on the pig.

Funny People was not a documentary.

Shep Smith ain't gonna be happy.

I thought Dick Van Dyke confessed to the Zodiac killlings?