> How can fans reconcile their affection for Lovecraft’s fiction with the author’s virulent racism?

I’m fine with this Alfred, but I have to say that he’s one of the few good points of the show nowadays.

> Like maybe the whole movie could take place during a serious hallucinogen trip Deadpool’s having so all the blood looks like spiders or rainbows. And whenever someone swears the word isn’t heard it just pops out of their mouth like a lottery ball.

> Does a comment have to be relevant to the article? I see no rulebook.

H-how is rationality a bad trait in a leader?

If you’re looking for that kind of twist, then you might be interested in No Hero, by Warren Ellis, or Black Summer, by the same author. The second one is about a superhero who decides that the POTUS has committed war crimes and executes him.

Yay. Wait, no. Not yay. That’s one of the boring ones.

Context?

> Want to keep people safe from threats on the surface? Go underground, not row houses.

Why do people like Amy Schumer? Granted, I may have gotten a horrible and non-representative first impression from her football skit, but that skit was held up as Really Really Good and pics like these and references to her continue to leave me befuddled.

The Joker is... a time-displaced Bat-God of Knowledge who went mad from overuse of the chair.

You know that somebody else posted the article that Alissa Walker is referring to, right?

Until AI can write articles and compose music too.

“I’m just gonna hurt you really, really bad.”

Can’t you help people to the fullest extent of your capabilities without also being Space Jesus?

Which... kind of boggles my mind. Surely the moral obligation which people have, if any, is relative to their capabilities.

I would be down with prequels.

How are Toy Story 3, Up, and Inside Out not for kids?

I was hoping that this was about an announcement for a Fables film and that you had just grossly misunderstood it. Alas. >:[

Alas, much as I don’t want to defend them, I have to clarify their position.