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FEED ME A STRAY CAT

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FEED ME A STRAY CAT

EDIT: And once people my age are considered "old farts" in the industry, I'm sure Kyle will be once again relegated to the dustbin.

No, I just think it's fairly useless to complain. I'm not looking at the trend as industry-wide. It IS industry wide, but it only seems to affect characters at different times. While some characters are decidedly grim-and-gritty-and-"edgy" (Punisher, Lobo), it seems like DC and Marvel always spend some amount of time…

@Hunter Gathers

Not to say that it's a bad thing to whine, but I still don't get how comics fans get angry about their favorite heroes being made grim-and-gritty. It's a serialized medium. This approach to Barry will be popular for a few years, and then some new hot writer will come along and abandon the "grim-and-gritty" formula.

Now, if the above post had occurred in IDENTITY CRISIS, THEN I might have hated it.

Allow me to translate
"WHINE WHINE WHINE! THINGS ARE DIFFERENT THAN THE WAY THEY WERE WHEN I READ COMICS IN MY YOUTH!"

@SPICOLI

@meat in spector

CLASSIC COMEBACK!

THOSE GIRLS PRETEND LIKE THEY'RE NOT WOMEN, BUT THEY ARE!

@Yeeshey

Well THIS conversation is dead on arrival.

Hair gel and what it makes me remember
In college, I used to live with a guido. He had a collection of 5 different types of hair gel, each of a different type of consistency. He went to the gym and drank three protein shakes daily. His side of the room had the most amazing wall decorations known to man: a giant…

I'm with Clueless Neophyte. I was expecting crank material.

WINNER:

I second the love of Whiskeytown's cover of "A Song For You." Being a Ryan Adams fan, I'm biased, but that really was a kick-ass rendition. If you search through enough of his live recordings, you can actually find covers of "Ooh Las Vegas" and (I think) "Return of the Grievous Angel."

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My grandmother thinks he's an attractive man.

@Cmndr_x