It was me.

I don't think it's remotely true that it's the best Batman movie ever made, but it is a good Batman noir-type movie with a good script and good art design.

The person who could have done this job was Dwayne McDuffie, who cemented the Justice League in the minds of a later movie's target audience through television like the X-Men cartoon did for Bryan Singer, although McDuffie did a much better job than that show's writers.

You may be familiar with the concept of opportunity cost.

Duncan Jones directed this? Le destin cruel.

officially confirmed that a Captain Marvel movie was in the works, fans have wondered who would be putting on Carol Danvers’ iconic sash thing

Oh, oh, hold on, I got this one. It's a pun.

The Rogue cut bites.

It was the X-Men movie that was about everything but the X-Men. Their bosses, their enemies, their bosses' and enemies' enemies…

The whole thing was okay. The end had a surplus of science fiction explanations. It was better as a straight kung fu movie where they shuffled off Wolverine's immortality into a corner.

X-2, X-Men, et cetera.

I laughed at that part. It was pretty transparent. I didn't realize the character was going to die, and then I thought, oh, yeah, because of "Superman".

How many comic books about Wolverine had you read before you saw the movie?

Like most people, I was in this for the return of Bryan Singer to the series. And I don't feel like he showed up last time himself, so.

Owned.

The missing part of this story, in my opinion, is a simple graph comparing the trends in viewership between the two shows over the years.

I don't think they look a lot alike outside of all the shit that was faked up here.

Robert Kirkman Discusses Show That Will Bewilder Audience Who Thinks He's Got A Lot More Ideas Left

No sweat on this one, I'm sure. No one is full of Pitch Perfect 3 fervor that will suddenly die off if it doesn't come out on time.

It will amp it to the level of the book.