Aih did not have sexual relations with that woman, Aih did not! Oh hai, Al.

Until they adapt Alan Moore and Rick Veitch's runs, no.

@avclub-c701a997d9bef627835b036efb4eca63:disqus I think that was more about getting it past the MPAA.

I can understand the ret-conning of Burton's Batman from dark & gritty to silly & campy - I even agree with it a bit - but while Blade 2 is no Blade 1 I still enjoyed it, and it introduced me to Del Toro. Yeah yeah, personal opinions, but still weird. But then again I've seen people say X2 wasn't as good as the first…

@avclub-1343022fc4003e2cf16f0368302d86e8:disqus Actually, it was Marlon Wayans.

He can also talk to them, but they wouldn't actually have anything to say other than "Hey, let's eat or have sex with this us sized guy!"

It's supposed to feature both Pym and Scott Lang, and Diesel could fit the latter.

Dammit, now I can't stop thinking how awesome this would be, no matter how impractical. You could have Michael Rosenbaum pulling double duty as Lex Luthor and Wally West Flash, and bring back John Wesley Shipp as Barry.

I ended the last in a series of mix-tape "soundtracks" by cutting from the intro of Mr. Crowley to a remix of Nine Inch Nails "Heresy", the main character's theme song.

I did the same on mix-tapes that were "soundtracks" to my story ideas, and I think I did some for Doctor Who and Gargoyles.

I did that with a lot of music videos, and I also had MST Manos & The Dead Talk Back plus three tapes of shorts (only way I could "watch" the General Hospital shorts).