Well the third one from the top is the crazy lifelong test subject, right?

Not necessarily. Shorten up the tail, some, pitch him forward a tad so it's not dragging on the ground

A+ want to see.

This infamous New York Times Review of Guy Fieri's restaurant is pretty emblematic of Times Square dining.

"...the question is not if they can…but if they should."

Goddammit, Bricken...

Is it going to be performers from the musical around the corner?

Wait, like, literally smothered them? Like, he killed them this way?

"...dubbed analists..."

Reckoning, The

It's possible that, prior to the doc at least, her kids didn't know and she wanted to keep it that way.

...and Gordon keeps showing up the more established detecs, leading to a lot of intra-agency tension.

He couldn't talk, and couldn't sire an heir. Poor Spain.

Also awesome: Kate Beaton.

His tongue was, like, the least of his problems.

"As far as peace goes. I believe it's obtainable ... but it won't last long. Mankind will always fight over which deity or "right" gave them the pebble to hold that their neighbor wants."

But that's the point of setting the enemy as something external - all that seems petty when we have something bigger to worry about.…

I guess that's true. Still, unlike From Hell and especially unlike The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I'm glad that Snyder's adaptation is the adaptation we got.

Adapting it to film removes the metatextual quality that makes it so effective on a comic book page, though. The larger problem is that the comic has the luxury of feeding you tons of exposition throughout that leads to the final revelation.

TIE fighters?