It has a giant Hello Kitty Pez dispenser. What’s not to like?

I’d like to believe this, but its more she sounds like an early 20s something whose friends think she’s got everything handled and took that to heart.

Yeah ALL of these people need to just write in to Dr. Nerdlove instead and just add “we also play video games together all the time” in their letter somewhere, and get some actual good advice.

They need to find someone else to write this column

Words cannot fully describe how much I love this, and how beautiful it is

I’d actually go with the flip side: have Kobik create a good doppelganger of the Punisher, someone who uses his immense skills and prowess but with restraint and a respect for due process.

Football is dying. We’re going to look back on this period in a few decades and realize it was already over.

There, there, Rob. You’re TOTALLY better than nothing.

Women pirates existed. Anne Bonny rings a bell?

What kind of politics free entertainment have you been watching until now? 

I miss Annalee.

Something something SJWS something something virtue signaling something something. Now we’ve gotten that out of the way, right? Good.

There are always politics in our entertainment. If you haven’t noticed, it’s because the politics in our entertainment have coincided with your views to the point of being invisible.

If you aren’t seeing politics in your entertainment, it’s because you’re not the person being harmed by them.

combines elements from several influential comics stories, like Batman: Year One and Batman: Year Three.

It’s not clear who the angry ex is. The character is not named in the film but she’s voiced by Marilu Henner. Henner voiced Veronica “Ronnie” Vreeland in Batman: the Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures. Bunny Vreeland is Ronnie’s daughter.

And then it dovetails nicely with the JLU episode Epilogue where Andrea makes another appearance, and at the end of the episode, Terry decides there’s room for both being Batman and a husband.

Frank Castle is the right’s wet dream.

I bet he was a hall monitor.