You don't need the Joker to tell a compelling Batman story. In fact, they should probably avoid using him anyway. It's the Mad Hatter's time to shine!

Point of order, Gil Kane gave the Green Lanterns green and black tights.

You're half in-luck! Green Lantern is believed to be toxic because they made a seriously shitty movie about him, so he won't be in the Justice League.

I still think there's a good version of that film out there, somewhere. I hoped that the director's cut would fix my problems with it. But it didn't.

So, wait, Batman was the bad guy the whole time? That blows my mind.

It's the beard.

Is there a Dr. Strange on-going to justify the existence of this annual?

I am eternally disappointed that JiM died with Sif in the lead. I thought Immonen was doing a great job with that book.

What, you don't think shooting Jimmy Olsen in the face is fun? What's wrong with you?

Well… "plausible." There's still nothing remotely "realistic" about those movies.

That was a strangely articulate outburst.

Good thing they did them, though!

Remember now, for all his good qualities, Hassenger is also on record as being in the pro-camp for the Star Wars prequels.

But that was a put on.

It's shot like a TV show rather than a movie (which, in this instance, actually helps, I think), the two principals never actually meet, and they had one bridge set that just got lit differently for the different crews. Plus the "nebula" effect was just strobe lighting on the models.

The AV Club needs a copy editor.

Honestly, you dodged a bullet. I saw Nemesis in the theater and really wish I hadn't.

Four covers? Now that's the Marvel Ad Guy I remember.

A friend pointed me to Tucker's web page and I checked it out and read a few things and even laughed once or twice. But pay money for that shit? No. No, thank you.

M-O-O-N, that spells overly complicated adaptation!