This highlights the bigger problem of her being the only woman with any sort of role in the film. Okay, so some people can't relate to her motivation in the scene, but they literally have nowhere else to go for female characters with even remote depth, leaving them sitting there focusing exclusively on a character…

And nothing James Cameron says convinces me will see another movie by him.

I think Worthnigton's sell-by-date was 2011.

…because we made specifically designed chairs for your virtual viewing experience.

Well, if Silk is gone because of single issue sales, that equally has something to do with how Marvel and DC aren't particularly reading the market very well and clinging to practices they haven't decided to change for decades now. They put a greater emphasis on single issues than the market actually demands which is…

Fair point. It could work with him just not realizing she was that strong, but recognizing her.

Yes, but always his ultimate fate.

I would be on board with her being the child of Jedi students and Luke was stashing her since Ren and Snoke didn't know she existed. BUT that she was seemingly just dropped off at an intergalactic curb suggests they didn't think this through at all.

Power converters.

It's been awhile since I've read the series but looking at ComicBookDB, it's either issue 3 or 4 of JLA: Year One.

It really does sicken me when people are defending the Joker by splitting this hair.

This makes me sad Terry Crews wasn't cast as Luke Cage.

Umm…we don't even have a remote answer to this question do we?

So, that makes him what? An intern with the Hand?

Who he's somewhat complicit in creating.

I miss JLI so much.

I think it's also an example of how distant people are from military culture in general. I was dating a woman who was doing contract work over in Afghanistan (this was about 2 years ago) and having a more than difficult time where she was working due to persistent sexual harassment. She reported it several times and…

Ha, fair enough. Hickman had a similar problem on Secret Warriors. There were plotlines he wanted to flesh out or expand on but Marvel wanted to move him off the book on to something else (so he decided to end it rather than keep it dangling, both a good and bad thing, since a lot of those characters really haven't…

"How do I fix this character you royally fucked?"

I think that's because Jurgens tried to make Booster Gold serious and Giffen and DeMatteis basically just said "well, that's fucking stupid." By the way, my favorite panel involving Booster Gold is the look he gives when Batman and Guy are arguing, a "oh, so this what being a superhero is about" look.