So Apocrypha is just a fancy word for fanfic?

Son of Zorn sounds like an 80's/90's Downtown music scene tribute band

Cap 3 on Friday. Loved it. It wasn't perfect by any means, but any character inconsistencies and plot weaknesses were readily overlooked because of how damn fun and exciting it was.

Yeah, I would say it's worth it for them.

The Weenie Roast is still a thing? KROQ is still a thing?

I've actually never read them.

Dynamite currently publishes Flash Gordon. They just started a new crossover miniseries called Kings Quest.

I found many of them very unsettling when I was a kid, and only years later did I figure out why: they felt very "lonely". Usually the only characters were the heroes and whatever villain they were fighting in that episode.

Moretz

To be fair, Jesse did qualify his commentary by stating that it's considered a masterpiece by a certain segment of Mann fans don't know if that's true.

I don't despise The Dark Knight. I found entertaining enough and Ledger's performance is great, but William's assessment is right on. It's bloated, overstuffed, with a completely unnecessary momentum-ruining subplot. It takes an effort from my part to get past and not laugh at Bale's growling.

1) We want freedom. We want power to determine the destiny of our Black Community.

He holds an envelope to his head and guesses the answer to the question inside it.

I've loved this series so far despite the delays. I hope with a new artist, it'll stay more or less on schedule.

Merry Christmas from the Inhuman Family to yours
- Karnak

I don't know what this is, but I'll celebrate Leroy Jenkins by listening to some Revolutionary Ensemble

The first Lara Croft game has a mission where you jump from a plane and have to navigate through a forest with a parachute. The gameplay had nothing to do with the rest of the game and at least on the Xbox (360 and One) the controls were maddening.

Hmm, I loved it but I only ever played it after finishing the main story. What I loved about it was that it gave me a way to defeat the boss with the same stealth techniques I'd be honing throughout the game.

Two Vatos from Verona

"Three strangers arrive in a small town, three men in black leather
jackets in an empty rented house. We'll call them Steve, Scott, and
Fred, but their names are not important; their mission, as three men on motorcycles, lead us in the Twilight Zone."