While they paint.

It was the delivery that sold it for me.

That's part of the problem.

One amendment has been ratified in my lifetime. So I pose this question: does anyone in Congress know how to get an amendment passed, let alone ratified?

There was a twitter conversation from around the time he released his last album (so a little over a month ago) among women who either preyed on or were around the girls who he preyed upon back when they were in high school. How he was close with a few of the music teachers and would hang out in the parking lot and…

And when they talk about it decades from now, no one will believe them because they are women (am I reading his logic correctly here?).

It sort of bothers me how much longtime readers hold on to the monthly schedule format. It felt limiting to me as a kid (and I think part of that is the first comics I really got attached to outside of whatever I'd pick up off the spinner racks at the 7-11 were the Dark Phoenix Saga and Frome the Ashes trades), and…

There's been some discussion of this in a few places (and I usually forget the creator who brought up the first time I heard it), and they do take some hit initially but more often than not, it makes up in the long run, especially since it's so easy to try the first part of a series. Most of the criticism I've seen…

This is what pissed me off so much about the Danish Girl. When that movie focuses on Lili, all they particularly care about is her suffering.

Look guys, it's spelled "Tzerez."

I was pretty shocked Bridge of Spies was nominated for best picture. It sort of felt like A.I. for me, where Spielberg tried to shoehorn his filmmaking style into someone else's with pretty decent results but instead of the sort of absurdist feel the Coen's usually get out of their films, there was too much of a…

Eh, I have a feeling people will remember it more fondly once it makes the rounds on Netflix (or wherever). It's a fun little comedy.

Unless it's at one point existed in some sort of bargain bin, Tarantino probably doesn't have a very high opinion of it.

So is Stockard Channing.

That was always the most believable aspect of the story for me.

It can be two things.

Which would be all well and good: if anyone had any faith in Land's talents and/or Moncia hadn't sported a specific hairstyle for about a decade.

I liked the first arc well enough despite going through the motions a bit too much to get Jessica into the main action. I haven't really kept up with it after the restart and the pregnancy angle isn't exactly a hook that has me interested in regards to Jessica's character.

I'd say it's a little worse than that as it's based on a pretty obscure Marvel story but it also perpetuates the idea that Africa is generally one isolated place instead of a massive continent. Hell, Storm's origin plays to this idea as her parents die in Egypt and Professor X meets her in Kenya, that is a long way…

But it's more from the Dwayne McDuffie school of continuity. It was very much embedded in the Marvel Universe but it was never sucked into some large Marvel crossover that detracted from its narrative. It was that brief period where Marvel were allowing creators to tell their stories in their own books instead of…