@avclub-94d8526a5fae933806f65b8a0f49301a:disqus : He was Paul Allen. But maybe not, since they all looked the same and all.

Why'd ya shoot the puppies, Plato?

Remember how they were hinting in Booster Gold that Ted was coming back just before 52 kicked in? An abortive storyline, that's that shite I don't like.

Telemachus Shrugged.

Don't praise the machine!

Financial returns are not the barometer of a films virtue.

That ties in w/the Doll House arc in Sandman, BTW.

The epilogue issue still hasn't come out, which is going to determine where they plan on going w/the whole thing.

One of the most hilarious things ever was when he showed up during the violent, grim Brubaker run and Cap did an internal monologue about what a badass he is.

He's super pissed about it.

But he's supposed to look like Police-era Sting, remember?

I always had to wonder why Kit never came back except as a hallucination. But Epiphany was a good replacement, and breathed new life into the series toward the end.

Yeah, I always saw Rake at the Gates of Hell as the series highlight in every possible respect hands down. But then that would be my favorite Pogues song, your mileage may vary.

The script…is out there.

That sort of clandestine spin is infuriating and despicable. As recently as last week Verizon put out an update for any Droid that would accept it from ICS to JB which just happened to disable 3rd party tethering apps, precisely what the FCC fined them 1.25 million for doing just last year.

I did. I did.

How is a fan-favorite character who just had an entire episode devoted to him underrated?

The judge said that it being a small town it couldn't be helped that a lot of them had personal ties to the defendant.

They implied the killings occurred while he was in jail, since six had taken place already and it was Brian and Peters first night post-sequestering.

Eh - after a dozen episodes where Stan bonded w/Jeff he ultimately didn't care a bit when his son-in-law got murdered (basically).