Now I'll be disappointed if whatever the final battle is isn't set to something by the Gerogerigegege.

I'd hoped it would turn out better just because DC deserves a solid movie universe to go up against Marvel's. Except while Marvel hasn't made many, if any, massive missteps, DC just hasn't managed to take off completely. Of course, Marvel took some time and allowed their movie universe to grow together, and DC's too…

A simple fix for that. Read All-Star Superman and then hit yourself in the head with a rock. You have a chance of dreaming such a movie while heavily concussed.

I'm still on the fence about playing RE6 sometime. I've played the rest, so I feel compelled to get it too. On the other hand, after all the bad stuff I've heard, I'm somewhat reluctant to part with the money to get it, when I could just as easily get the RE/RE0 remake bundle and actually enjoy myself.

Upvoted just for mocking the Flight This-Will-Never-End segments! Seriously, that stuff is so bad. There's a part of me that thinks it could almost be okay if it was watched in its entirety, but who even knows. Taken in microscopic chunks, it's just silly. Made worse by the fact that I guess it went on hiatus between…

I'd say his Punisher run holds up all the way through, really. The biggest issue the later stuff had was probably more to do with everything having to rush to a conclusion because it got cancelled. Then again, I haven't actually read it since it originally came out.

I keep wishing Chronos would show up flying around on a sundial.

This may be the best comment I've read in a long, long time. Bravo!

The new season just needs to be the zombie/shark fight sequence from Zombi 2/Zombie.

I like that they seemed to think it was a good idea to give us a side story in such tiny chunks with a bunch of people we never get enough time to get to know and expect anyone to give a shit. And it just… keeps… going. At this point, we might have half a dozen zombies trying to kill people by the time Season 5 of…

Or the show universe's way of repeatedly exposing him to his comic fate without actually putting him in that position here! Every episode up until the finale can just be "Glenn runs into something Negan or bat related, then gets passed over for Morgan/Carol/Daryl/etc."

I'd almost say I'm okay with the current status of the team as it stands post-Flashpoint? They haven't popped up much, but I at mostly recall the last time they appeared it was after Forever Evil ended in Justice League. Still unfortunately suffering from the effect of the New 52 fudging with their history, but it at…

I've got nothing against shorter runs if it's the intention of the creative team to dive in, tell a solid story, and wrap things up on their own terms. I just hate it when a series comes to a close when you know they intended to do more and didn't get the chance. And yes, Dial H was awesome. I just feel like the…

God, that'd be great to have them get a comic again. The only problem is it would probably suffer the same fate as stuff like Midnighter, where it potentially connects well with SOME people, but not nearly enough to let it survive more than a year or so. Comics are fun!

I'll give it a shot, then!

The new Gerard Butler horror film, The Babak Doo.

Oddly, I've managed to know him primarily as a host on Arena on G4. NOW ALL THREE ARE DEAD. Including his initial co-host, Michael Louden.

Featuring the Tom Waits album Blood Money as the soundtrack.

That and he's now a blood magnet. I can't help but imagine now that whoever ends up getting done in by Negan will have the majority of their blood somehow fly onto Rick.

Somethingsomething #RazziesSoGrey? Eh? Ehhhhhhhhh? Eh.