Bruce Wayne is absolutely a scientist. If you go back and read the original Batman comics written by Bill Finger they explain that he studied damn near everything. Here is an excerpt.

“He specialized not only in criminology, but in the sciences as well. After four intense years, he was nearly ready to fulfill his…

Magikarp makes for a brutal trainer as well.

This actually looks, dare I say, fun. Not overly serious or goofy. Seems to strike a nice balance between the two.

How can a series that so many children love have a more complicated story than Metal Gear Solid? It seems impossible, but someone really cracked down and made it happen.

That’s Space Sheriff Gavan.

I always need a couple more steps myself.

Rolling out with the boys tonight.

I thought Dog Welder died. Did someone else pick up the mantle, or did he just come back with all the continuity shifts?

It’s all about Moon Knight for me right now. I have no idea what the hell is going on, and that is always a good sign for any Moon Knight story line. Are any of you currently reading it, and what are your thoughts?

Also remember that Superman has precise muscle control and can mimic any persons voice. So Clark Kent doesn’t even need to sound anything like Superman. He also wears clothes that are too big for him and uses terrible posture. All those things together equal a completely different person.

If you have the time, watch this video. It really sheds a lot of light on what happened to Bleach near the end.

Sleeping Dogs. I may have loved it because it was in another country. I may have loved it because I played as a facsimile of Bruce Lee. I don’t know. All I do know is I played this game non-stop for months.

It’s already begun!

What about Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man?

I’m not sure if it is still on Netflix, but I recommend Turbo Kid. It isn’t scary, but it definitely hits a lot of the 80's beats that made Stranger Things great. Also a ton of gore in this.

The force-field crackled, and then failed.