Good example of this is the book/movie ‘The Name of the Rose’ [Il nome della rosa]

Really? Here I was, using mine to beat hobos to death and hammer nails, while saving my extensive collection of knives to go out and flense people and run over old people in my truck.

Carrying a sword, katana or otherwise, could be a nod to this crazy bastard:

Think that’s bad? Look up an Otyguh. As one Ugandan pastor once said... ‘Eat da poo-poo’.

Definitely read the original Infinity Gauntlet arc. If they go with how it was flipped back like they did in the comics, it makes sense.
While the actual physical memory is removed, there is a sense that something happened on a scale higher than they truly understand.

Have you HAD soju? That’s ‘Pfff. Absinthe is too watery’-levels of drunk, man. I’ve had friends in the military stationed over there, and end up naked on the steps of their barracks at night. It’s an Andre the Giant depth of drinking.

Much the same. I’ve always been an avid FPS fan, and throwback games are a treat. Usually.

I think everyone needs to go watch the South Park episode ‘The F Word’. It kinda feels relevant in this whole thing.

Wait... If Hellboy’s going in... does that mean a far-fetched hope of girlish glee that The Goon may be as well?! One can only pray.

Funny thing is, already got a comic on it, and he looks much the same, save a thick white beard. Current run by IDW called Judge Dredd: The Blessed Earth

I’d say there’s a big ol’ downside: Vampires aren’t technically alive anymore. They’re walking mystical corpses that just look pretty, and have a degree of rules that they need to follow. So if yer down with that, yer a step away from a necrophile, honestly.

...Really starting to think that we need Mental Institutions back in play again on the scale we used to. [But not with all that what was basically torture...]

Oh COME ON. I’m taking vacation days for this damn game when it comes out. Why are things like this being brought out, right with the game getting just ready for release? If they knew about it, however long ago, it should have been dealt with THEN.

Ask... who? Therein lies the rub. Who is this singular person/group that holds the words, interests and copyright for [insert mythological figure]? Gather a whole bunch of religious ‘leaders’, and they get offended at the portrayal of something, but then you ask the people they lead, and they are fine with it. Or…

That reminds me. I need to rewatch that episode of Preacher...