Theoretically, they have eternity to get through the material. It makes sense to start with a survey course at the beginning. It's clear that Eleanor had no grounding in this stuff before she died.

Ted Danson is so effortlessly hilarious in this. I find myself giggling at every damn thing he does.

I generally think Cyclops is a dick, too, but I have to admit, the "To me, my X-Men" moment gives me chills.

Didn't he play an ex-Buffalo Soldier in Silverado, too?

The one with the gun.

It's like no one has ever heard of the Buffalo Soldiers, man.

The racism was probably less good-natured as well.

They're just plastic toys.

You can get that gun in Fallout: New Vegas. It's pretty sweet.

I used to watch that all the time on HBO as a kid. I could never remember the title, though.

I'm not going to look, but given the various rules (34, 63, etc.) on the intarwebs, I can only assume someone who is deeply disturbed, and maybe just needs someone in their life let them know that they really do care, has probably already done this.

Batman was inspired in part by pulp heroes like the Shadow, but really became his own thing. Moon Knight is straight up just the Shadow in Egyptian drag. No contest.

Given the space milieu, it seems more appropriate to have Marvel's other werewolf, J. Jonah Jameson, Jr., in this.

I think that werewolf is on the moon. He's never changing back!

Trick question. Batman is always prepared!

It's not working for me. "Terrible" seems a bit harsh, though. But mostly I agree with you.

Batman. In that hood, Moon Knight has no peripheral vision, and gets a batarang up the backside of his noggin in no time flat.

"Choom," indeed, my friend. "Choom," indeed.

The only quibble I have is that Richards doesn't need Doom. But Doom definitely needs Richards.

Who knows? We don't actually know when Thawne decided to go back in time and kill Nora. For the viewers it was the beginning of the first season, but for him it might be several years after the events of season 2 for all we know.