I don't think they're the same character, personally, as they come across too differently, not just physically, but in personality. But I do think it's clear that they're both angels, and possibly manifestations of the same character. I like how the angels depicted in Millennium - Sammael in "Powers….", Samiel in…

I kinda like "Omerta", though it isn't nearly as good as S2's Christmas ep, "Midnight of the Century".  I definitely agree about that soprano bit in the score, it gets intensely annoying.

I kinda like "Omerta", though it isn't nearly as good as S2's Christmas ep, "Midnight of the Century".  I definitely agree about that soprano bit in the score, it gets intensely annoying.

1. Parklife
2. Blur
3. Modern Life is Rubbish
4. The Great Escape
5. 13
6. Think Tank
7. Leisure

I agree with everything on this list except for Post-Modern bloody Prometheus. All of the other choices constitute a great intro to the series; I guess P-MP stands as one of the two XF episodes that divides opinion most strongly (the other being "The Field Where I Died", which I love). But personally, I just cannot…

I agree with everything on this list except for Post-Modern bloody Prometheus. All of the other choices constitute a great intro to the series; I guess P-MP stands as one of the two XF episodes that divides opinion most strongly (the other being "The Field Where I Died", which I love). But personally, I just cannot…

I believe this entire run is up on Comixology.

I believe this entire run is up on Comixology.

Good, solid run, and great for the fact that it basically consisted of done-in-ones and two-parters, which had become something of a rarity since Grant, Milligan and Moench years beforehand (and endless "big event" story arcs had become a regular Batman staple).

Good, solid run, and great for the fact that it basically consisted of done-in-ones and two-parters, which had become something of a rarity since Grant, Milligan and Moench years beforehand (and endless "big event" story arcs had become a regular Batman staple).

Thanks for mentioning "Dark Knight, Dark City" - one of my favourite Batman stories. In the early 90s Peter Milligan had a short run on Tec as well, mostly with Jim Aparo on art. They got a very mixed reaction at the time, but they're great, spooky done-in-one tales featuring some really macabre villains.

Thanks for mentioning "Dark Knight, Dark City" - one of my favourite Batman stories. In the early 90s Peter Milligan had a short run on Tec as well, mostly with Jim Aparo on art. They got a very mixed reaction at the time, but they're great, spooky done-in-one tales featuring some really macabre villains.

Personally I think TLH is okay, but not great. One thing that annoys me a little is that the creators credit "Year One" in the introduction, but no mention is given to "Eye of the Beholder", the Two-Face origin story from the 1990 Batman annual. TLH definitely got a lot of "inspiration" (very DIRECT inspiration!) from…

Personally I think TLH is okay, but not great. One thing that annoys me a little is that the creators credit "Year One" in the introduction, but no mention is given to "Eye of the Beholder", the Two-Face origin story from the 1990 Batman annual. TLH definitely got a lot of "inspiration" (very DIRECT inspiration!) from…

That whole fantasy about Batman seemed to come out of nowhere.

That whole fantasy about Batman seemed to come out of nowhere.

I read Y: The Last Man about a year ago from beginning to end, and would describe it as good. Yes, good. No more, no less. I liked the characters but never grew to love them, except maybe for 355; the details of the post-disaster world were fascinating and well thought-out, but the clashes with various extremist…

I once thought Runaways would make a good cartoon show, but, on further reflection, any kid's network would soon start asking the writers to leave things out - for example, Karolina being a lesbian; unequal girl/boy ratio in the team; the revelation about a minority character, etc. and they'd tinker with it to the…

Seconded on the ending of The Maxx - I didn't fully understand it either, but it was quite the tearjerker.

Gil Starberry did a great performance as Udai in this episode, but Mr Gone was definitely his best role.