Orrrrrr one nerd in Sweden gets a subscription and then the rest of his eye patch buddies visit his “house” for a viewing party. Harrr mateys!

Well she is crazy. If you take an above average athlete and give “mom saving child from under car” type strength all the time because, crazy I guess and combine that with less self regard for one’s own personal safety than the entire crew of Jackass combined then you’d probably be able to pull off some shit. I mean…

Ah. I missed/forgot that part. It also just struck me about the whole voices thing. It’s interesting how the series has touched on the voices as being interpreted as day dreams or as programming echos when in the real world hearing voices is symptomatic of a psychotic break...

Word. Though were I a patient, I’d definitely appreciate the eye candy and moral flexibility. So... bug or *feature*....? Lends credence to theory that Batman enjoys the revolving Arkham door because it is a self serving repository for his own hyper-vigilant catharsis therapy. Wayne Foundation donates tons of money to…

Sick! I miss elder space god battles. Thanks for that!

Lulz. Mad, cackling, homicidal Lulz. Can’t believe I missed it in my own post...

So you’re saying the little kid filling the water pouch for MIB is not the not the “Little Ford” kid running around or it was the same kid and it’s different timelines or that seeing the brutal act did not in fact inspire the dog-killing. You sorta left out the detail part of your post...

WETA stilt leg extensions thingees...

You’ve got it backwards. They’ll wonder if you taste like pterodactyl...

Hmmm, you could win every costume contest at every comic convention for a year and get all the Furry dates you could possibly handle.

The second episode introduces the Kingdom and the guy with the tiger. Trust iO9, it’s the first episode was ever kinda fun in this series. It’s wacky and lighthearted and meant to be in direct contrast to Negan’s brutality. The couple episodes after that are basically psychological torture porn and breaking men’s…

Her comics origin stories have included bits and pieces about her being an amazing gymnast and fighter on top of her psych training.

Mutual codependent downward spiral in full effect to be sure. But let’s not forget that the lady with the therapist credentials (many who pursue psychology and therapy actually do it because they seek to understand themselves type deal) actually made it her mission to meet and study the Joker in the first place. She…

I’m only “whelmed”. I would say ‘meh’ but the cool kids kinda ruined it for me.

And maybe an Iron man team up...

It was pretty lame in both cases especially since they seemed to forget that Kitty was already in the first darn X-men movie as her normal self. Apocalypse gets the wiggle room though. His abilities come partly from mastering Celestial technology and partly from possessing the bodies of other mutants which is why he…

Wait, did Galactus try to eat Ego at some point? That kinda needs to be a hilarious cartoon short of a larger series called “Cosmic Parts Unknown” where the big G is does a culinary tour of the universe...

Yeah but she was easily one of everyone’s favorite parts of the movie. Like a sleeper hit hidden within an unexpectedly successful but not quite so sleeper hit movie. She personifies what parents fear from their teenagers and what all adults hate about snotty young adults and she does it soooo perfectly.

I think the comics had some timey wimey mutant send her mind back in time. It’s never really flushed out in the comics. Another example of power adjustment is the Apocalypse Molecule man power he seem to have. Why does he bother with any henchmen at all if he can basically control the atomic structure of everything…

They gave Kitty Pride the ability to “phase” someone through time and Apocalypse basically has the powers of Molecule Man so I think there’s wiggle room.