Sure! Sean Bean can play Arthur. He even dies at the end, so we get to keep that meme going.

Yeah, it's creepy all the way around. Dick Grayson is basically an uncle, if not an older sibling, in this scenario, and regardless of how old Helena was when they hooked up, it's still hella disturbing. The 70s, man. The 70s.

I think because it was pretty much straight-up Mallory, rather than trying to reinvent or reinterpret the story or ground it in any kind of historical realism.

I'd like to see Bernard Cornwall's version, personally.

Ew. Glad I missed that.

I used to get KFC every couple of years just to remind myself how bad it was. I haven't in some time. I guess the last visit really made an impression.

I was raised on Tom Orzechowski's lettering of Claremont's copious word balloons, in particular Wolverine's time in Japan. I'll take the funny parentheses and asterisks, please.

I've really dug Velvet all the way through. Is this arc wrapping up or the series?

Doing the Bruce's Dad = Batman thing was just he beginning of a series of bad decisions that killed any interest I had in Earth-2.

I… uh… I use "perforce" as a verb once in a while.

Oh, I don't know. that's a bit much I think. Barry can be a narcissistic asshole and still pull off the "superhero" thing, but murdering his mom would be a bridge too far.

Nah, that was perfectly comic booky in design and execution.

The most recent season he is bald with a big patriach-y beard and the same bad-ass half-insane expression on his face. Also, he's a Viking.

Counterpoint: Travis Fimmel in Vikings.

Well, ok.

Or read a Flash comic. Or seen a Flash cartoon.

I watched Watership Down every weekend on HBO when I was a kid. Yet my wife still won't let our 4 year old watch Star Wars. Of course, The Rescuers Down Under gave him considerable anxiety, but still… I turned out okay! Mostly. Nightmares are good for you, right?

She really is a horrible person.

You son of a bitch. I was out! OUT!

Don't make me want to see this.