Ha! I can pretty much agree with all of that. To a point. I think I drifted away as the second season progressed, and never really looked back. Also can't forget the fun of the main guy getting into a relationship with the Invisible Man granddaughter, only to have her fairly quickly end up moved overseas and…

I still find it difficult to really get into this show. At times I can get behind the weird flow it develops when it wants to work, but I just keep getting baffled by their attempt to apparently fuse Law & Order with an origin story approach to building up a future hero's world. If they'd just settle on something, it…

As far as I can tell, it WAS Black Mask. Well, Richard Sionis apparently, but still. Which makes me sad, considering that he'd be a solid addition to the "businessman who is secretly a masked mob boss-type" roster for use as the show goes along. Of course, there's not much of a secret villain identity to hold anymore…

Although I've loved pretty much everything about this WW run, I think one of my definite favorite bits was effectively making Wesley Willis into Diana's half-brother.

Where everything tastes funny!

I've only collected three autographs to date, and I wasn't even present for two of them. The first, I think, came when my father went to a hockey game at some point years ago that happened to have a handful of wrestlers present, so I obtained a signed Shawn Michaels picture from that.

I'm sad to see this title go both because I've enjoyed it quite a bit and because it's one of the final comics left on my pull from Marvel that's $2.99. By next February, that will be down to Ms. Marvel. Pretty sad, considering just a year or two ago my $2.99s outnumbered my $3.99s. And now what feels like half of my…

One of the final arcs in the most recently finished Captain America run had a new villain do… something… to him that either removed or deactivated his Super Soldier serum. So now he's old! Until they find a way to de-age him, of course.

This reminds me that I should not fear the Bosnian Wizard.

I'd prefer a Sid Haig room anyway.

Part of me loves these kinds of moments for the sheer ridiculousness of them. Although it does get more than a little weird when it moves beyond just "person very clearly drinks from a can/bottle of Pepsi/Coke/etc." to "person very clearly drinks from a can/bottle of Pepsi/Coke/etc. and then launches into a ten minute…

I've personally enjoyed the show so far more or less, but I hope this season can somehow maintain the momentum of tonight's episode. Part of me just wants to watch a version of the show where Rick mercilessly kills anyone who deserves it, and Carol continues her evolution into becoming Solid Snake.

I always got a kick out of Homer tackling Sort-of-James-Bond, leading to his death via machine guns. And the knowledge from near the end of the episode that Scorpio had managed to take over the entire east coast.

Must have more Peter Stormare. Pleeeeeeeeeease.

I got distracted early on and didn't quite reconnect with the episode after, so I might need to rewatch to see if it clicks better, but one huge problem I had anyway was constantly having a feeling that I was deep-down trying to compare everything that happened to the original version. I think I'd maybe have a better…

Aha! I prepared for this eventuality by standing somewhere safe! It'll take more than that to… *is suddenly carried away by Man-Bat*

I might have allowed a different half-remembered riddle affect my judgment, but I'm going to say that the answer is "theft."

Hah, I kept wanting to link to that during the episode.

I'm not sure if my time would've been better spent rewatching the X-Files episode El Mundo Gira on Chiller or not.

The screen cap on the video looks like it could easily be for a new Silent Night, Deadly Night or a similar murderous Santa movie. Clearly the ending will involve the guy walking outside and weirdly yelling CHRISTMAS DAY before firing a gun at a nearby atheist.