That’s bunkum. Did you read Hickman’s run on “Fantastic Four” and “FF”? He made them so germaine to what appeals modernly that Marvel gave him all of the Avengers books and the big “event” books for at least two years running. It was all amazing, one masterful tapestry. And the FF material was the lynchpin of both it…
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I’m glad that you have (it appears) moved. It’s neverending living hell next to where crazy lives. Crazy often doesn’t leave crazy’s home property and makes the neighborhood a nightmare.
Just want to also give some love to you guys for having to deal with a crazy, murderous neighbor like that. Damn. Damn. I just can’t imagine the sheer length of that stress. I’ve moved because of crazy people after months, but never that long with the neighbor killing pets/family animalia. I got out before someone…
I think one of the major fallacies about this man clearly suffering from a form of dementia (among other conditions) is that he REMEMBERS NOTHING anyone tells him or that he reads. It’s clear he has is no longer able to create long-term memories. All he is capable of doing is reacting using very short term memory…
Did you ever finish a single round of the VHS Clue game? We never could.
Shooting Hunter Thompson’s ashes out of the cannon was part of HST’s will. They had previously discussed it before HST’s death (after Depp and Thompson became close friends during pre-production for “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”).
He still has a Spider-Mobile in the current comic books. Yes, it’s ridiculous, but in a hilarious, in-on-the-joke kind of way.
If you’ve ever seen Moffat’s “Jekyll”, created before his “Sherlock” and “Doctor Who” runs back in 2007, then you may agree with me that this is good news. “Jekyll” was only six episodes, but, like with “Sherlock”, it was a modern update of the classic monster story and pretty much fantastic.
I agree with you. I was just making a different point is all.
There really is a gaping Dr. Doom shaped hole in the Phase One, Two, and Three. The cinematic universe needs him. After all, he is technically an FF villain as that was his first appearance, but since then, he has crossed paths with everyone in these movies (like Iron Man and Doctor Strange).
It’s probably viral marketing for the upcoming “Blade Runner” sequel. In the trailer we saw that, just like in the original film, Atari is still plastered on buildings, etc. In fact, the logo in the picture here in the article looks an awful lot like the (holographic?) Atari logo we see in the previews.
I bought that subwoofer when it was on sale. In fact, I bought two. If you have a small room with normal ceilings, just one subwoofer may do the trick. However, in my situation, having entertainment center in an open-design concept with a vaulted ceiling, one of these was not enough. I installed the second subwoofer,…
I bought that subwoofer when it was on sale. In fact, I bought two. If you have a small room with normal ceilings,…
That is awesome. You are a lucky individual!
It’s amazing when you such a great partner, isn’t it?
That would describe me. When I got the last most recent Mario game for the Wii U, my girlfriend and I binged on it. She was the rational player, and I was the player who kept jumping and flying above (and falling below) the screen looking for mystery (as she clock shamed me). I found a lot of hidden areas that way,…
Excellent point. Throughout history we’ve always had mythological stories with gods and heroes (i.e. Zeus and Hercules). Comic books carry on that tradition (i.e. Ares and Hercules). A book, several books, could be written on the topic. It’s fascinating. From a sociological perspective, society has changed all that…
I’m too deep down the rabbit hole on this one, so I can’t make a comment/joke. [Must learn more obscure references!]
As long as you do what I say, we’ll have a show. And CarMax ads. I think we should branch out soon, though.