Story has it that Quesada planned originally to bring Gwen Stacy back via "One More Day", but saner heads apparently convinced him that would've set off a shitstorm beyond his control and he only brought Harry Osbourn back instead.

Marvel threw out the Comics Code and brought in some 'non-traditional' writers into the mainstream comics, at least briefly. So, there's that.
Quesada's problems are when he insists on getting involved with comics storylines, for the stupidest of reasons.
"S.H.I.E.L.D." is actually pretty good, though.

Rifftrax's Best Work
Two more Matrix movies? Comedy gold.

After the creation of Rifftrax, I take back any statements that "Batman and Robin" was 'unwatchable'.

Fair enough, Cookie Monster. You are eloquent despite the lack of… eloquence (in the technical sense).
Personally, I thought "Sleepy Hollow" was one of his best films - and that "Corpse Bride" was more entertaining that the overrated "Nightmare Before Christmas".

Nolan's made brilliant choices so far, and some uncharacteristic ones that paid off. So I'll trust the guy that's delivered the goods for now.
And if not, it would be impossible to be anywhere near the worst Batman movie.

The problem with the Internet is that a lot of the time is that people seem to be offended by just the notion that something they dislike is actually liked by others and have to tell them in detail that their opinion is 100% wrong.
The other problem is that trolls don't particularly care about being 'right' - they…

Apparently you've never met a teenager in your whole goddamn life.

And replace it with… what, exactly? And why the fuck would you want to impress teenagers, even if they were your kids? Listen to what teenagers like now. IT"S SHIT. Just like what your average teenager always liked.

Thanks, now I know what Nickelback's biggest fans think.

Wait
There was a fifth?

Who Cares About This
What people really want to know is if he's still doing the "Monopoly" movie.

One misleading bit
Turned out that college physics departments are nowhere near as interesting as the movie implied.

The plot twist (and sudden shift in the quest) in They Stole Max's Brain was pretty enjoyable.
Also, tooling around inside Max (with his body as a modest home) in the final one was fun.

Pretty much every game made by Lucasarts before their 'restructuring' was gold.

On the same note, if people didn't enjoy it - what difference did it make to you? Some people felt that they were cheated by the ending, or lack of resolution, or dismissing what certainly seemed like important points as 'meaningless', or the writers telling us that the characters and the mystery were equally as…

Here's a math secret - every set of numbers has an equal chance of winning. So it's no more stupid to play one set of numbers than the others.

The great thing is that, according to the Equation backstory given by the writers, the world is doomed since DHARMA failed. LOVE and FRIENDSHIP indeed!

The 'hurley-bird' was the dead horse the 'show was about LOVE and FRIENDSHIP' people kept flogging to prove that people were looking into Lost too seriously.

Sorry, when the writers of the show are telling everyone that yes, all the mysterious elements matter and are going to pay off in the end, all the LOST fans who go on about "how it was about love and friendship, they answered what needed to be answered etc." are just spewing more bullshit.
And yes, there are shows…