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Mister Evil
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We don't need a "Sexy Chicks" room.

Why not just take photos with the flash on over and over again whenever you're in the dark, then?

Why…wouldn't you just use the flashlight function?

I honestly can't tell if it was supposed to be funny. The actors were all playing it kind of like it was, but the driving drumbeat background music really confused the issue.

Radio: It's time for another Bill and Marty Classic Prank Call!
Bill: Hello, is this Mr. Chester Sherman?
Chester: Yes..
Bill: Sir your wife is dead!
Chester: Oh…god, no!
Bill: That's right, she just walked through a plate glass window, there's blood everywhere!
Chester: But…but I just talked to her (starts

I actually liked him in Fury too, but he's pretty much playing psycho asshole there too.

[Trump nervously rubs his finger along the "play" button of the Sony Talkboy he received as a complimentary gift for appearing in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]

Yeah, at the end of the FrankenCastle story, the Bloodstone healed and de-aged him back to a physical age of, like, late 20s. Apparently it's been retconned since then, but I'm not sure where (Cloonan's story might have been the first mention of it, honestly, since I'm pretty sure he was supposed to have still been a

Wow, hoping for a movie on the level of Thor: The Dark World really does illustrate your level of desperation. I'm sorry for you, my friend.

"When God Comes to His Senses and Destroys Texas" would be a fucking great country song.

I can't understand the Punisher fan who doesn't like FrankenCastle. What a terrific storyline.

Yeah I had some doubts about Berenthal in the role (I did not care for him in Walking Dead), but after seeing him in action, I think he's a great choice. I'm pretty excited to check out the full show with him.

There's a great bit in some Daredevil comic (I'm blanking on who exactly it was at the moment, but I feel like it's one of the more recent writers- Brubaker, maybe), where Matt's on the phone with Foggy and kind of obliquely asks Foggy to bring a "change of clothes" and Foggy responds "oh, yeah, maybe something

Wonder Woman has a lot in common with the first Captain America movie, down to the lead Chris in each one being lost in an airplane disaster.

I laughed my ass off when the little flashback to him being struck down by Zeus happened and we see that he still had that mustache even thousands of years ago. It really raised a lot of questions for me- has he had that mustache the whole time? Is one of the "evil ideas" Ares has been whispering into men's ears the

I dunno, I feel like to avoid that, you'd have to make a different movie entirely. Steve has the prominence he does in the story partly because Diana is new to this world. Even if it wasn't embroiled in a massive conflict for which she has no context, she still wouldn't inherently know anything about the political

You know, I am a big fan of Aaron's work typically, but I haaated his Punisher stuff. It just felt like thoughtless Ennis-lite, and I didn't see any appeal in bringing in Bullseye and Kingpin. A big part of what I had loved about the MAX run prior to that was how it built its own world and its own cast.

I mean, he wasn't born blind. He knows what red is.

Yeah I think it's easy to forget today how huge Big Pun really was in late '80s/early '90s. There were, what, three or four ongoings at once? That's crazy Spider-Man levels of popular. I can't claim to have read them all, but it seems pretty clear to me that nobody ever handled him more thoughtfully than Ennis did on

But he's fucking terrible at avoiding sexual assault charges!