They are. This is the type of stuff that they love. They knew what they were getting.

“Then maybe have just one.”
Yes. This. I’m not sure why everyone wants like 3 friggin kids around.

My wife & I wanted a child and we had one. We decided that we had a pretty awesome kid and we should stop while we were ahead. I can’t imagine the stress of trying to spend 2-3x that money/time.
One child “changes…

Since I mentioned being an avid comic book reader for over 2 decades, I obviously know how comics work.... and this felt different.

I was merely sharing my experience. There is no need to be a condescending dick. 

It may have just been bad marketing, between places like io9-who referred to it as a “universal reboot”–and Marvel really pushing the “new” and “different”.

Just the changing of most of the creative teams would have made things a little tough (do i stick with the same titles, or follow the writers I like), but I…

Ok, I thought they used it as a way to do a lot of continuity tweaks in the vein of Infinite Crisis/Superboy punch.
I had a comic store pull-list/box from the mid 90s until Secret Wars, but when they released the list/covers for the new titles coming out of after the event, it felt so different that I couldn’t get…

Wasn’t there a reboot of sorts coming out of Secret Wars about a year ago?

Or when the kids of congressmen do it.

+1 retcon

I love that Chili is the hill that Clevelanders are willing to die on.
Our city may be a dumpster fire filled with fat, poor, idiots.... but we DO NOT eat that Chili!

I finally convinced my wife to give up on that show. Now i’m working on the same thing for Sleepy Hollow.

I’ve never made it to the first commercial break.
It’s worse writing than “2 & a Half Men”, and “Everybody love Raymond” combined. I’ve unplugged my tv before because the show came on, i couldn’t find the remote, and I had to make it stop.

I fell really behind in Dexter, so i just finished it this fall, and man that ending makes it feel like a waste.
It’s a shame. It definitely peaked with Season 4, but I didn’t find the next few seasons bad....just meh. Season 7 the character, Dexter, was a little tough to watch because was sort of a dick and making bad…

Oh, Dollhouse. That was a show like Heroes, where i stuck with it just for these glimmers of potential.
Unfortunately for Dollhouse–like most Whedon shows– it got better after about a year, but everyone had already given up on it.

Why doesn’t he go away. He’s like a superhero.
Maybe a can of radioactive Mountain Dew splashed on a cockroach and created Rob Liefeld.

Somewhere he is being used for a campaign against universal health care.

They have nothing in place instantly, but any MLB team could move to Charlotte and be very successful.
Baseball is the most popular sport in that area (the Carolinas, not Charlotte specifically), and though they are in Braves territory it’s still 4 hours away.

Phoenix is still a better fit, and a better chance for…

I thought that when he started shitting on George RR Martin for his writing pace.
Get over yourself Robert. I’ve read TWD comics. You write 25 pages a month, with half of those pages drawings of people stabbing zombies, and about 100 words of (mostly bad) dialogue.

Indeed. I finally gave in after the premiere.
Once there were 6 weeks of unwatched episodes, it was clear that it wasn’t a priority and I took it off the dvr.

160 issues in, and TWD is still one of the top 10 selling comic books. Kirkman is never putting down that cash cow. The show needs to find a vision and a plan…

That is pretty surprising.
I guess it shows what happens when an above-average player has great defense, running backs, coaching staff, and isn’t in Buffalo.

He could go in 2046 and that series wouldn’t be done.
He’s running out the clock.