I'm assuming the Earth queen had no heir, otherwise he or she would simply have inherited the throne.

I got excited for a moment that the live-action webcomic was about Harley Quinn and Mr. J.

@Baramos: His wife was some sort of shapeshifter, though.

This is perfect. In some places, the pronunciation won't even change.

I also think it helps that, in this episode at least, more than a general cultural-appropriation theme there was an "Everyone wants (to be) Stahma" theme.

That is a hell of a good sentence.

The guy on third base?

The Ring-Os.

Who could.

Are they funny or something?

Completely Norman slip—normal!

_League_ had Mina (Drac-adjacent) and (an) invisible man.

Them!

Them?

Yeah, he has high dexterity and, as a human, has a racial-trait that allows double-wielding even at level one.

Count Chocula is obviously Dracula, Frankenberry is obviously Frankenstein's Monster—but the ghost in Booberry is generic, right? It's not borrowing from a famous iconic ghost. (Casper would seem to be one with the highest name recognition.)

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I was just reading about how Charlton Heston and even the actress who played Zira (and also Stella in _Streetcar_) were both keen on their characters getting killed off so they could avoid "having" to participate in more Apes sequels. My question: Why the hurry? What's so bad about being locked into a franchise?

I watched the Cyndi Lauper video recently and it's crazy—it's the same synergy that corporations still chase today, but the specifics look absurd now.

This season on HBO!