Oh my goodness, that is brilliant! Hahaha.

You know what would be nice? If they used a style similar to this Purity First trailer. The setting is there! Use it to make a great movie worthy of the Deus Ex title, guys.

She has a Pulitzer in comics, yes. Again, at least she did pre-Reboot. I'm not sure about her prize-status right now, but I don't doubt that she'll have one again soon. Like @omgwtflolbbqbye said, both she and Clark have been shown more and more to be Grade-A journalists since COIE.

Wait, wasn't there a period where Clark Kent didn't write about Superman but wrote about social issues and investigative reporting instead? It depends on the writer, really, but I always liked when they showed Clark and Lois not writing solely about Superman. Also, didn't he win a Pulitzer for his Intergang piece?

Fassbender is a fan-frickin'-tastic actor whom I've enjoyed immensely in everything I've seen him in. The write-up for this movie sounds like Variety got only some big points about the series. The historical artifacts mentioned are obviously referring to the pieces of Eden. The going back in time bit is probably an…

Reasonably, I don't see how he couldn't portray both Desmond and his assassin ancestor with a bit of prosthetic work. After all, Desmond, Altair and Ezio all look similar with a bit of difference here and there.

The standoff segments in Red Dead Redemption's multiplayer were some of my tensest experiences in that game. I can't imagine how I would react in a situation like this. Probably not very well.

I still think this is the best Lobo design I've ever seen. I miss Lobo as the Dolphin Space Pope. He was great in 52.

As someone who lives in one of the "more church" zones, I guess that's about right. It's a religious area, but it's also big on beer. Interesting chart.

Just keep delivering a quality product. Don't rush it. The game has been grade-A so far.

I learned about him for the first time from Radiolab. Fascinating bit of radio that segment. It's available here. http://www.radiolab.org/2012/jan/09/how-do-you-solve-problem-fritz-haber/

I hadn't noticed anything until I saw someone mention a giraffe - just a giraffe, mind you, nothing about the actions it was having done upon it - and now I can't see anything but that. I don't care to, you understand, but now I can't see anything else. It's hilarious and awful.

I enjoy Duane Swierczynski's work quite a bit, but I can't get over how much I dislike that character design. I'll wait until I read a review or two before picking it up.

It reminded me a lot of Joe Chill's role in Batman. (I'm not a fan at all of the continuities where Batman confronts Chill.) I like the idea that the one major villain in his life, the one that seemingly got away, is what motivated him to keep going after every villain afterward. That said, the scene where Spider-man…

Damn, you beat me to it! I was totally going to RP a similar character.

Cartoon Network marathoned the Clone Wars CG cartoon yesterday, and I got to watching it. It's really good from the few episodes I saw, and I was wondering if anyone else was watching it? I'm interested in checking out, but I'd like to skip the crappier story-arcs.

The Clone Troopers designs have always been some of my favorites. The little touches here and there really make the uniforms.

I honestly thought they were setting something up to happen between her and The Gauntlet. Weren't their powers derived from the same source?

Dang, never realized how much I miss Dr. Slump. Watching it and Dragonball in Spanish were a huge part of my childhood.

I'm not a science major, and while I do love science in a broad sense, it isn't exactly my forte. So, in my haste to get it over with, I signed up for a month-long Biology II class with accompanying lab. Only, when signing up for this class, I did not notice the tiny subscript next to the course description that said…