So does anyone remember when she was on Black Books and Bernard was trying to bed her by claiming to be a pianist?

Havok says "don't call us mutants". If he doesn't want to be thought of as a mutant, whatever, but that can't apply to every mutant.

I! MUST! DESTWOY YOU!

You think this all arrogance? I consider it critical analysis.

Jez, you need to come and get me! I've accidentally run to Windsor!

She'd still have to keep her regular job.

We also call French fries "chips".

"There is no shame in being raped by Satan."
- The A.V. Club

Sol's Hammer appeared in Hickman's run on Fantastic Four and FF; I can't recall exactly what it did, since I don't have my copies with me right now, but I think it was created to fight the Mad Celestials.

I don't know anyone who considers "My Love" to be their favorite Timberlake song, and I haven't heard it played in years.

Unless she's got The Shinning.

Even the terrible Bowie albums have a good track or two on them - NLMD has Zeroes and Time Will Crawl, and Tonight has Blue Jean and Loving the Alien. That said, Tonight is by far his worst LP. No effort, no energy, no spark. At least on NLMD, he was trying to do good, and it didn't have that abysmal "God Only Knows"…

Talking about authenticity is probably a lot more meaningful if you're not trying way too hard to be Bob Dylan in a hoodie like young Mr Bugg is.

A muscle-bound man trained by Talia, who's pretty much the tactical equal of MOTHERFUCKING BATMAN. Frankly, I think both Damian and the Heretic had the same amount of training, but the Heretic won by being older, taller and stronger; looking over this issue again, Damian does put up a decent fight and even scores a…

You mean a ten-year old boy with elite assassin training got beaten in combat by a tall muscle-bound man with the same elite assassin training? I am shocked, SHOCKED, I tell you!

Reminds me of this real ball of sunshine on Tumblr who's vegan but used to eat eggs because, in her own words, "I thought it was empowering to eat another animals period as a feminist".

If you're still pirating a comic you dislike anyway, that just means you still consider it worthy enough to read.

She performed at both Olympic ceremonies, and the reaction around the UK was "…Who?" All anyone knew about her was her appearance on a Professor Green song, and I doubt anyone else gives a tupenny toss even now.

An eight-minute song could only ever constitute being club-friendly if said club was The Lounge of the Crimson King.

No Church in the Wild was released as a single in March 2012, so I'm guessing that's what made it legible. Makes as much sense as anything else, really.