You're like the Aaron Hernandez of people who make accurately observed comparisons.

No, Nas is the person who made one legendary album and then retired, however, night elves took his name because he didn't license it because he was too busy ascending to the higher plane of the rhyme realm to do so meaning that the subsequent Nas albums have all been Night Elves albums (Nightelves. Are. Scary.)

Generally can't tell if being sincere or not, so I'll go both ways:

Grayson Bat has always been great.

That's funny, @avclub-6997a8bd0e1042b70b60c5c879a1780e:disqus, I don't think you know what "opinion" or "subjective" means.

YOU MANIACS! YOU MANIACS! YOU FLAGGED HIM! OH, DAMN YOU! GODDAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!

I feel like, "that show sucks," isn't what you're wanting to hear, but it does answer that question.

"a much better Looney Tunes movie than Space Jam, it should be said"

World War Cookie Monster.

I'd personally be ok if someone started writing a Batman reboot tonight because Nolan's Batman is the definition of mediocre to me, but I respect that there should be a gap in between.

DC isn't Marvel.

Wow, this is like when they had Azrael take over for Batman and tried to pretend like  what was happening was supposed to be ok and not a blasphemous violation on a character we actually liked.

Killer Mike & El-P - Run The Jewels

Oh man, you'll definitely find that areas like New York, Boston, and Baltimore are free of any social problems. 

Hey, but this guy who is a writer at cracked.com who doesn't seem to have a grasp on Superman's comic book history has some opinions on Superman based on a preview trailer of Man of Steel.

Yeah, and Superman killing has been handled gracefully once (Alan Moore, of course, in Whatever Happened). It ended with Superman sacrificing himself because he broke that rule. And the reason I hear (well, now he knows he doesn't want to kill!) is asinine for a multitude of reasons. Also, in the Alan Moore comic, it…

*Rents Porsche, closes down freeway, coordinates rap verse while driving*

I still remember the day I found out Rick Rubin looked like a long lost Grateful Dead member and was not a black entrepreneur from a wealthy family with a Harvard business degree who wears extremely thick Chicago Bulls winter jackets in the summer while wearing 80 chains with various dollar signs on them. Mind blowing.

Hey baby, stop burning the candle at both ends.

Perhaps the greatest single issue comic book ever. I love everything about the comic and this episode. I really think seeing Mongul's mercy dream was a very effective ending, but I think getting to see Batman's in the adaption is just as great. Also, fucking Wonder Woman suplexing Mongul is the best thing ever.