Soderbergh's best film is The Limey.
Soderbergh's second-best film is The Limey with director/writer audio commentary.

*cues up a tearin'-ass System of a Down track*

"The A.V. Club follows AP Style…"

Much like Poochie, "Mon-El" does sound like the most "rasta-fied" of all the Els.

There's hardly anything in cinema history as cool as Shepard as Chuck Yeager. Damn.

Yeah, but he didn't eat my child! So where's the issue?

Like… just his cryogenically frozen head? (No judgement!!!)

Long live the tight (+/-)100min movie!

So does this take place before or after he became an intergalactic deadbeat dad?

What about Statler and Waldorf?
They're old. They're white. They love hanging out on balconies. They love to mock people.

*Cavenak the Great scans the contents of the secret envelope using the xray function of his cybernetic eye*

Hey, Cave Carson is a waaaaay deeper cut than 90s Vertigo!

I found Umbrella Academy a bit underwhelming, same as his new run on Doom Patrol, but otherwise I've been enjoying the work he's been "curating" out over at Young Animal. Particularly the new Shade - which is magnificent, and the Cave Carson which is cool, wacky fun.

Tin foil hat time at the Resistor Compound!

How do you like them election tamperings, Mr. Goldstone?

WOOF WOOF.

Daily Bugle headline:
HAWKEYE BREAKS BOTH ARMS
subhead:
HERO'S EFFICACY WITHIN TEAM UNCHANGED

Well, I'll take this opportunity to plug what I've been reading: Scourge of the Gods - a translation of a French comics series about young Atilla the Hun, but in a future-y sci-fi setting. It's weird like French comics are, but the art is real pretty and the design stuff is great. Worth a readin', and it's only three…

Can we get a Bluray release of Natty Gann now? It was one of my favorites as a kid. It's got Ray Wise in it. America loves Ray Wise, right?!?

Celebrities… they really are just like us.