It seems to me, that, if you want to know the plot of the film, and just who the antagonist is going to be, you should just go see the film. I really don't understand this need people have to know everything about a film, months... sometimes years... in advance of said film being released. I guess the joy of discovery…

I think it's disrespectful to Shuster. He created the character. It's his design. If modern artists don't want to draw Superman, than there are literally thousands of other characters to choose from. Not to mention the revolutionary idea of creating your own. You know, like Shuster did.

To be fair, Moire isn't lying to Walter when she says she's the same woman he married. Walter just doesn't know what kind of woman that is.

As soon as Axel starting creeping on Herschel's daughter I wondered... did anyone ever ask why Axel and Oscar were in prison?

I'm really not sure how I can stress this more emphatically. I never said these poses were empowering for women... or men... or animals... or anything. Clearly the whole point of the satire is to demonstrate how anti-empowering these poses are. All I wondered was, of all characters, why Hawkeye? Other commenters have…

I suppose I would have to know what the actual selection criteria was, before I could really criticize it. I know which way I would have approached this project, and since Hawkeye, in my opinion, would be a weak choice, to me, he seems undeserving as a candidate.

If the idea here is to lampoon the way male artists generally depict the female figure in comics, then I would have chosen a character that epitomizes masculinity to drive the point home that much stronger. So... Marvel's version of Hercules would be my choice.

Could you possibly read more into my simple statement? At no point did I say that women deserved to be portrayed in this manner, or that Hawkeye is my favorite character. (News Flash! He's not. Not even Top 20). Since you know absolutely nothing about me, how about you stop reading thoughts in my head that aren't…

What did Hawkeye do to deserve this? Why not Guy Gardner?

Admiral Ackbar, or nothing.

Am I the only one that hated the songs? So far, I'm liking the show well enough, but I cannot stand the music video moments. They were terrible on Smallville. They were God-Awful on Stargate :Universe. They do not serve Arrow well.

I'm still waiting for 8 seasons worth of NYPD BLUE. I'm not enjoying the wait, either. I realize the show falls outside the usual genres for this site, but it's absence fits in with the article... so, I'm including it.

When it gains sentience, than I'll be impressed. Also terrified.

Were you really expecting that guy to survive? He and his convict buddy have cannon fodder written all over them. I'm surprised at every episode they don't die in.

I'm more sad that he's not doing another Mission:Impossible film.

No For Your Eyes Only on the Invisible Woman, or Moonraker on Medusa or Crystal?

The 7-11 at the end of my block has already sold out of Twinkies. Uh... there's no connection between my close proximity and the absence of delicious golden sponge cake treats on their shelves.

(shaking fist in the air) Damn you, io9! You made told me to watch Last Resort. Now my Thursday night television viewing has been torpedoed, & I'm going down with the show.

What I really liked about this episode is that Oliver's first priority in dealing with the Royal Flush Gang was to foil the robbery. He immediately prevented them from taking the money... their goal... before he actually starts throwing down with them. I like that kind of prioritizing. Hopefully that tactical approach…

Can't wait to see those opening credits in IMAX. Wonder what font they're going to use.