I wish—apparently it's a pretty easy job.

Don't discourage them—maybe they'll bring back US Acres!

Hey, a list of nerd things with no punchline! Are you a writer on CBS' hit "comedy" The Big Bang Theory?

And four stout men to work the bellows!

Ah. Thank you for specifying.

Well, you didn't actually answer my question and proceeded to denigrate an entire field of artistic creators, so… You tell me.

So you're a half-empty kind of person. Got it.

I'm confused. Do you like reading those characters in that light, or…?

That was exactly what I was thinking while reading that section. Oliver's argument about Harley's costume change distancing her from her role as the Joker's moll would have been far more compelling if DC hadn't also made her more visually similar to him when they redesigned the costume and her character for the Nu52.…

-Batman & Robin Eternal #21 (Addendum: I enjoyed volume 1 of Grayson enough to have already picked up and read volume 2, but think I'll stick with trade-waiting on the book.)
-Daredevil #4 (Probably the last week it stays on my pull list.)
-Hercules #4
-Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur #4
-Patsy Walker#3
-Silk #5
-Will Eisner's…

Only twice out of five, though.

Honestly, this is the least surprising thing you could tell me about Teddy Roosevelt. The man went undercover as NYC Police Commissioner and bodily dragged corrupt officers to court after beating them up, won the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Nobel Peace Prize, and delivered an hours long stump speech after…

Yeah, he is. In the latest issue he said regaining the secret ID "cost him Kristen," (which… ugh), so I'm not sure if it's entirely due to SW or some other reason—a la the deal he was working out with Kingpin at the end of Waid's run.

Was Daredevil getting his secret identity back not an effect of Secret Wars fallout, then?

Yes, exactly this!

-Spit curl
-Circus strongman
-Lois
-Boy Scout with social justice leanings
-Kryptonite is green
-Big extended family
-… uh. Which one maps to the pre-Batman Beyond DCAU again?
-Tim Daly (with George Newbern a close second) EDIT: Crap, Bud Collyer falls in there somewhere, too. So… Voice-acting triumvirate, maybe?

I liked Lana best in the Animated Series—friend, confidant, and old flame, but the ship has sailed.

Thanks for clarifying that—I'd really thought her run was longer, but must've been thinking of Agent X.

Probably not. After his disastrous turn as a boy detective, Frank did spend time as an exorcist, but eventually had a falling out with the Church and took up as a paranormal investigator with Pterodactyl Jones and Red Wolf Mendles. This was all before he met Sadie, of course.

Kelly, certainly. I know Gail Simone's run also has its supporters, and Nicieza had a devoted group of us who really liked that book. But I wouldn't know well enough to speak for devoted Deadpool fans, as my appreciation for the character is pretty limited to that one book.