Nice, Starlin's run was a favorite when I was his age. Thanks.

Help me out here, AVClubbers. My son is now at an age where he wants to read comics, and I'm faced with the discovery that comic publishers now have zero interest in marketing to a new audience. I've set up subscriptions for Marvel's Star Wars and the IDW Euro-Disney lines, but I'm at a complete loss when it comes to…

Gritty Booster Gold will turn that ship around.

Beyond the inherent comedy of Kevin Sorbo playing a philosophy professor, it's mostly just bad movie.

The underlying premise of the first film was that no one is REALLY an atheist, as demonstrated in the film's climactic and utterly convincing debate:

That was the 90s. The 80s were a great time for X-Men spin-offs like Alpha Flight and Obnoxio the Clown.

My favorite thing about the unabomber sketch is how effectively disguised he is bar a few idiosyncratic-yet-still-woefully-insufficient details. It might as well have been a drawing of a tentacle creeping out of a top hat.

ALF

Miraculously, the free market should actually sort this one out in the next few years.

I recently learned that Ted Cruz isn't a school of blobfish packed into an ill-fitting suit

I admire the sheer audacity and determination of Square's 20 year campaign to make the game that 11 year-olds in 1996 thought they wanted.

REMEMBER FINAL FANTASY?! FROM WHEN WE WERE KIDS?! THAT SHIT WAS AWESOME!! IT'S A MOVIE NOW! AND I'M IN IT, YO!

Final Fantasy L-2: 300 Hours of Rejected Summoning Animations

[Insert Name] of the magical kingdom of [Insert Name] is at war with the [Insert Name] Empire over the mythical [Insert Name] crystals.

You lied to me, #1 Super China Buffet!

My point is that feminism isn't just "not-sexism." There's a positive component encompassing distinct, clearly defined philosophical, artistic and ethical traditions that extend beyond issues of conscious and overt gender discrimination. Moreover, these traditions can coexist with other traditions that don't…

I've always found Moe's to be really bland by comparison. Chipotle at least tends to get the seasoning right.

A burrito is supposed to be a complete, self-contained meal, so there's nothing inherently wrong with eating a 1000 calorie burrito each day. It's the idea that everything needs 3 sides and a mountain dew that makes people fat.

Yes, you can identify different degrees of feminism. Admitting my ideological biases, the more "popular" forms are what I see as quasi-feminism which is more akin to egalitarian masculinism that encompasses a rejection of the more overt forms of sexism. This ranges in degree from supporting legal equality (e.g.,…

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