O'Neal doesn't need to read it because he's already living it.

The WB:The CW::The Roman Empire:The Byzantine Empire

The hard part will be finding an English actor who can convincingly portray a manipulative asshole.  This is why they had to go with Keanu for the movie.

Great point that the Allreds' distinctive art makes this very mainstream Marvel Universe book seem like it's outside continuity.  I'm glad that Marvel editorial has allowed that sense to flourish and make this book something different from, say, the Avengers books.  This has been an excellent book, even though…

I've enjoyed both, but FF has clearly been superior and the art is the reason why.  I would agree that Fraction has not been as successful on these titles as he has been on Hawkeye, or some of his creator-owned work.

He's more kind of, like, a teacher now.

There's something rotten there.

Danish crime, though.  I can't condone stealing people's danishes, no matter how hungry they are.

I hope there were enough cookies for everyone.

How about just one jazz square?

The harder to get, the better to have.

We're not, though.  We didn't even make the Top 10.  Here is the list:


10. NPR.org
9. Deadspin
8. Foxnews.com
7. homedepot.com
6. Reddit
5. marthastewart.com
4. saddleback.com
3. jetblue.com
2. harvard.edu
1. senate.gov

We asked him to comment on this thread, but…

I always assumed that the Great Link is just an orgy.

I'm going back and forth on how I feel about pun threads lately, kind of oscillating.

Would Bret Easton Ellis, Lindsay Lohan, or Paul Schraeder be interested in visiting outer space?

I heard an interview with Perry about the Alex Cross movie, and they played a clip.  I've never seen one of his movies, so now every time I hear about him I think of him saying, as Alex Cross, "You…maggot."  He gave that line a very distinctive reading, lots of emphasis.

I didn't adore it, but it certainly more enjoyable than I was expecting.  Still having trouble figuring out what Dax sees in Worf, but it might be different for Trills.

Shield strength does seem to vary greatly with the needs of the plot.

I hear it's very well-managed.