Because if it weren’t mentioned then he would just be another straight character, for all intents and purposes. Likely they had to find a reason he might not be accepted as a monk and decided they might as well create some more diversity.

I imagine it's because Ant Man is an Avenger.

Would make more sense, but the Godzilla painting looks a lot like the Dante illustration, enough that it seems to be an intentional homage.

Dante already wrote in like eight kaiju.

Perhaps 9 issues would be more appropriate?

Wait so is Godzilla going to Dante's Hell? Is this Godzilla about to plow through a hurricane of lustful souls?

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Yeah! Basically you create a problem for the Joker where he cannot deal with it the normal way, and that problem cannot be Batman.

The way to do this, of course, would be to out the Joker in a situation where he is limited and likely up against himself or a clever villain. You can't put him up against Batman, because we need to root for him - in fact, if Batman is a limiting factor, the film becomes about the Joker trying to accomplish something…

Just because they actually plan to follow through with it doesn't mean they're not pranking the hell out of Disney.

Who is this? I seem to remember this character, as if from a dream that is no longer canon...

But didn't we already know that Vikings had contact with the Islamic world?

Yes, but that material is all on the table to reincorporated as the new EU gets rebuilt. So there's no reason Thrawn can't show up again - and frankly I think it'd be silly not to hang on to the favorites in some form.

More likely there's just no such thing as a herbivore that never eats meat or a carnivore that never eats plant material

Yoda seems to feel every death in Order 66. It's part of what makes that scene so effectively sad.

At the same time, this stuff is wildly inconsistent, and may also have something to do with actively searching for someone or something, or some people may actually be able to hide.

I don't know, this is kind of Vader's job. I doubt he'll be a constant presence, but it shows that the Empire has been forced to take this cell seriously.

Yes, my mistake. Tolkien was the Catholic.

Well no, crows are also known for giving people they like gifts, but either way...

Aren't crows well know for this? Even bein mean to people who are mean to them?