I mean in the Nolanverse. He does rip it off in Batman Returns at the end (which causes the hilarious line, "Bruce Wayne? Why are you dressed like Batman?" from Max Schreck). I forget if the Keaton costume incorporated eye shadow. I guess it must have.

The comic book doesn't give you the Philip Glass soundtrack.

You'd think at least one of them could have noticed the black-haired, 5'8" guy giving them all the orders didn't exactly line-up with the Aryan ideal.

I was into Sumerian before it was cool.

For some reason I thought the different settings had different rule books and all that, whereas Faerun was the main D&D one. I guess they must all work off the same system? Like if you roll for initiative in Faerun it's the same as rolling for initiative in Dark Sun?

I forget most of the stuff with the Japanese businessman (I forget if it even mattered? I can't remember).

Maybe. The way I read the scene is she comes into the bar and purposefully sits down next to Nolan and then hits on him.

I honestly thought the two of them would just lesbian bang and this was going to like, open her mind to the Casithan ways or something. Like that was where that scene from last episode seemed to be going.

I dunno, in that picture up there, his bod looks positively phat.

The saddest thing are those posts on youtube from some lone Redditor talking about how all the Redditors are about to comment on the video, and then none of them do.

"Is dinner ready yet? Valar eataris!"

Do other web writers hate him?

Whenever Azathoth isn't onscreen, characters should ask, "Where's Azathoth?"

They've both been around too long.

Arab is just as good for the Dornish. It's based on Moorish Spain.

More like the rear future, if you know what I'm saying.

You probably read them pretty fast. They don't appear until books 4 and 5, though.

Classic. I wish Jason Robards was still with us as well.

Actor names? Look at the writers on this site! Andrea Battleground!

I still like those Puritan (I think it was Puritan) names that were basically long phrases. If-Jesus-Hadst-Not-Died-For-Thy-Sins-Thou-Wouldst-Be-Damned is a good example.