Nothing like failing upward.

After Ultimates/Ultimatum, Loeb should have been banned from all things Marvel. Something that bad warrants Chuck Austen-levels of exile.

I miss the Bernie mobile game, where the goal was to post 14-27 Sanders memes on facebook a day. Bonus points if you’re able to work in a skateboarding reference!

I thought that to coming into the primary election.
The GOP lost their identity over the last couple years. It’s tough to balance pandering to Millionaires businessman group, the southern racists Nixon brought in, and the religious far-right to come from Reagan/Bush.
They look like a disorganized pile of contradictions…

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I like all the rediculous extra lines and seams on his outfit.
It’s a satire of how excessive modern superhero films have gotten with the costume lines.
I hope. Maybe i’m giving them too much credit.

I thought this article was going to be about a new Nextwave series.
I’m now very sad.

I’m looking forward to the Spin-offs of the Sarlacc Pit, the Max Rebo band, and the “Young Lobot chronicles”.

I remember the joy of “taking it to the ring” in my favorite game when I was younger.

I like the idea of a “Game of Death” type story where Joker (or another big-bad) has taken over the prison, and Batman has to sneak in and fight through “level by level” through a series of increasingly dangerous henchmen/villians/criminals.

“See guys, I’m an artist.”
-Greg Land

It’s SNL’s Pete Davidson. Common mistake.

THey have their own.

There should be a lawsuit from anyone that had to wrestle Sabu.
He never landed where he intended; it was just a cannonball of knees and elbows going into some poor schmuck

*me reading the lawsuit*
“yeeeah.....they should have left Sabu’s name off.”

“Made by the same people that brought you ‘Bic for Her’”

the agenda that women should be in movies?

“Good to know you’re cool with racism.”
I don’t know if you’ve seen any of his other posts, but that’s kind of his thing.

Ah, the internet. Hope of the False Equivalence.

They may be banking on having less of a dropoff than the usual blockbuster. The word of mouth seems promising; everyone i know that has seen it, loved it.
And I think a lot of the crowd is in their 30s. So they may be less likely to be the Transformers crowd that show up the first weekend then move on to the next thing.