It would be cool if they also released a set of trading cards, which - if collected entirely - would tell the whole story of the film.

This secondary armor was actually designed and built by Pepper Potts.

I hope her day was pleasant.

Somebody get this off the internet. No. Augh. No. Nonononononononono…

Such a weird Prairie Home Companion crossover.

That sounds much scarier. It's real-life scary. The reason we have ghosts and ghouls scary is that real-life scary is so much scarier.

And also, to give credit, it's actually kind of funny imagining a cat - who needs to do no actual, productive work of any kind - getting out of bed and saying, "Oh shit Monday again. Blah."

I was a pirate for Halloween so many times because of this show.

I'm pretty sure I got my first library card in part so that I could check out Garfield books. That and Choose Your Own Adventure books.

Yeah, I loved Garfield as a kid. I then went through a phase in college where I thought it was lame. I even wrote a comic strip that started out as a parody of how predictable and wooden Garfield had gotten. Then years later I realized I still loved a lot of the specials, and that all the ways in which Garfield is…

ARGH!

But what about the p'zone???

Oddly, there was a Crow 2. Archaeologists know very little about it, but it probably had a soundtrack.

The early part of the '90s really wanted to convince everyone to kill themselves. Then, upon the survivors they unleashed "Tubthumping."

(Jack Nicholson's Joker chuckles to himself, "I'm glad your dead! Ha ha!")

When are they gonna let us know if it's gonna by Trace or Bill? Or does The Crow change his bowling pin halfway through the film, thus also changing voices?

I'd like a more colorful version where our hero is brought back from the dead by a budgie.

Every night they fall
Every night they call
actors to potentially fill the role of The Crow

Anyone else's cousin have an Urkel doll?

Just for the heck of it, lets go ahead and build and impromptu Jim Morrison shrine on those steps as well.