Found a link of the toys and more info about Panthro. He's definitely still in the series. [splashpage.mtv.com]

Maybe he just doesn't make much of a cameo in the first episode? From what I remember, Panthro was older. :\ I'm just making excuses. He was way more awesome than Tygra. *sigh* :(

Same here. :( Why boobies? WHY?

I was wondering that as well.

Same here. I can't get enough of them. At times they tend toward the formulaic, but I still fully enjoy them. My mom, who's in her late 50's also loved The Hunger Games. She was worried it was going to be downer in the beginning, but continued reading and was glad she did.

Crap. I just lost an hour of my life when I googled that very visual and ended up on this site: [fuckyeahcomicrelationships.tumblr.com]

It's kind of an exciting time in Detroit right now. Lots of movies being filmed in downtown, lots of cultural events, hipsters are moving in all over the place, and so many people all over the city have started up grassroots movements and have great ideas to help improve the place. Most of the stuff seems small and…

I don't really see it that way. Detroit really doesn't have a lot of superheroes that made the city their home. Robocop is a shining example of what the city strives to be. Lots of other cities have statues of the superheroes that were said to live there. I find it quite fitting.

I had problems with that sentence, too. "Everyone donated to get a statue..." Meaning that they donated for the Robocop statue, not to get a mini version of their very own.

The one in a couple days is Sandman Slim. The new book (for March) is announced on the date that the current book is being discussed.

I will fight you to the pain for that man!

I'm not sure. I watched quite the collection of movies and shows in a short period of time. That sounds like the same scene though. I thought it was a movie, though. Perhaps the same scene is represented in several different shows?

I thought I was the only one who thought J'onn J'onnz was dreamy. I know it has a lot to do with Mr. Lumbly's pipes, but he's always portrayed as such a kind, caring, intelligent martian. There was one movie that I watched recently where he went underground, got married and grew old with his wife before surfacing…

This is perfect. A+

Yay! Thanks! :D

Wow. I was not expecting this to devolve into a theological discussion in the comments.

Charlie, I will miss reading your dissection of The Cape more than I will ever actually miss the show.

very nice!

Goddammit. Wonder woman sounds like she's going the way that Catwoman did with that awful movie. NBC's superhero shows just suck. They need to give up.

@Steffilarue: And a werewolf, Odin, Nixon and Picasso