More like [Blaster Fire]. This is a woman who waited for the right moment and then choked a gangster to death with the chain he put on her.

I am amazed DC ever approved the pitch, but it’s a great book. Gorgeous art, too.

Dogmeat is just trying to get you to finish the Sanctuary quest.

Sure. J’onn commits suicide in the opening, to prevent the Martian civilization, which has been inserting sleepers into the human population for decades, from using him to kill the Justice League.

So how do you get a home run? Decapitation?

I’m not really sure why this game even has an economy. Next to .38 ammo, caps are easily the most abundant resource in the game.

Yeah, after years of actively pushing away from doing that, Marvel taking a page from the Distinguished Competition is interesting. Unfortunately, they’re not committing to the idea. For every book like Vision and Karnak, you’ve got a dozen Avengers books.

I don’t mind if there’s card games inside a video game, but I hate if there is any sort of quest tied to it. If I want to play cards with some random person, I have the ability to easily do so.

I will say this, anything with a screw, like a desk fan, you need to grab. Screws are really hard to come by in the Wasteland, for some reason, despite the fact that you can get thousands of rounds of ammo and people are stamping out robots.

Someone pointed out that there’s a lot of bitter irony in the Ice King using a song about friendship and personal connection to anchor himself long enough to use a weapon that will erase his memories of either.

“...what will songs add to Star Trek?”

This is what happens when James Frey is your editor.

Gotta admit, like those finger pedals.

Just don’t knock for too long. It gets... weird.

Don’t forget there’s a hidden sequel to Dead Ops in there too. Treyarch was clearly bored as shit and went totally bonkers here.

You know, I’m a dude, and I think if anybody used the phrase “turn your cherry out” in front of me, I wouldn’t be able to avoid smacking them.

We can ballpark it based on other figures; Watch Dogs was the previous best new IP, and Ubi said it moved eight million copies. Combine that with the various prices and 9 or 10 million seems like a pretty logical number.

Me, I’m just wondering what a sexualized pose would even look like from Marvel. This is a company that voluntarily employed Greg Land and let Milo Manara draw a cover.

I laughed at the Lone Wolf and Cub section.