Let's spend the next decade watching a Supergirl series, starring Laura Vandervoot. It could be the CW's new Buffy.

A soap opera actor, from Days of Our Lives, by the name of Eric Martsolf, has been cast as Booster Gold.

Don't count on it. The actor is dealing with some pretty serious legal issues. Throughout this final season, Pete (& Lana) have been featured many times.... via old photographs. I think that's as good as it's going to get.

Pete Ross from Smallville. Not on the show anymore, but still alive. Smallville's Martian Manhunter is also black, & still turns up from time to time. "The Haitian" made it through all the seasons of Heroes. I'd mention Lt. Grier on Stargate: Universe, but I don't know how the series will end, now that the show has…

Yes. Back in the 2003-2004 third season. Episode 10, entitled "Whispers". It was the plot device used to develop Clark's super hearing.

Wait... the cast of Smallville is going to blackout, & then awaken with no solid memories of the previous night... again? That was a big part of the mid-season opener's premise. I think the writer's have gone to the well one too many times. It's dry, boys. There's nothing left.

I'm shamefully behind in my comics reading. I've got the run your talking about but have yet to carve out a block of time to read it. I've gotten in the habit of waiting for the story arc to conclude before sitting down with the books in question. That Iron Man story had, what, some 19 installments before the end?…

Michelle Forbes would have been perfect. Good call.

I wasn't disparaging her acting abilities. I've never seen her in anything, & hadn't heard of her until now. For all I know, she's a young Meryl Streep. I merely took a look at her pictures & tried to visualize her as Hill. I thought her name was Cobie, though, not Robin.

I have no idea who this person is. I took a look at her on Google images, & she's seems very smiley. I can't picture Maria Hill ever smiling. She always comes across as perpetually pissed off. I imagine being referred to as Nick Fury's sidekick would put her in a particularly bad mood. I can't say I've ever liked the…

I'll say Victoria Hand, just to be different.

Oh, NBC, I do so enjoy your plucky attempts at television programming. From last year's "All Leno, All The Time" scheduling, to this year's Undercovers & The Cape. They were such beautifully hyped train wrecks, that you could see the calamity coming from the moment they left the station. Bravo on once again littering…

I actually own a copy of that "Extremis" video. On VHS. It was hard to find. Harder to forget. It resides in the darkest recesses of an old abandoned hall closet, where I'd hoped it would gradually fade from memory. Seems that's not going to happen now.

Uh... well....I suppose.... that is to say... it could be.... but no.... that would mean.... yeah... there just aren't any words. I did enjoy the subtitled "Ha Ha Ha" every time he said "Ha Ha Ha". It was very helpful.

If only more comic shops would decorate with things like this, as opposed to doing their best impression of someone's garage.

So, decades ago, with a budget of just tens of dollars, it actually was possible to get the Spider-Man costume done correctly.

@Wookielifeday: Really? I thought the whole point of the next film was to explore Connor's struggles against the machines. I don't doubt you, I just wonder why they would have wanted the film to feature Connor in a diminished capacity. Seems an odd direction to take.