When my dad died a few years back, I didn’t want to see the body at the hospital (post-ambulance ride), and while we didn’t have a funeral (he wanted to be cremated), we did have a small memorial service so his parents could see him, and I didn’t go in to see the body then, either. The morning he died, we talked a…

Where the fuck do you live, the moon?

“You guys got paid?”

My favorite thing about this statement is that if you’ve never played a Civ game before, you think it means something opposite to what it really does.

Anyway, here’s Wonderwall.

Eh, they don't really make that big a deal of it in the books themselves. I... may or may not spend a lot of time reading the wiki. Like, a lot a lot.

I was super-nervous about that when I ordered the set, but it really does look much better in person, especially their individual robot modes. Most pictures I’ve seen have made them look super clashy, though.

No, the Torchbearers are all ladies.

Sooooo, Thanos is fighting the Avengers, and he hears a voice in his head.

Hells yes! I loved every scene those two had together. They really nailed the dynamic of “Steve’s old pal meets Steve’s new pal, and neither of them is happy about it.”

No, definitely. I’m fine with Steve and Tony going dark until Infinity War (or whatever they end up calling it). And I realize Tony’s going to be in Homecoming, but I’m actually hoping its *just* Tony Stark, not Iron Man.

I’m hoping (considering Sebastian Stan signed a billion-film deal with Marvel) that the plot will involve Bucky getting defrosted and fighting some threat alongside T’Challa. Considering the Panther spent most of the movie hunting the Soldier, we didn't really get to see a lot of direct interaction between the two of…

I’m So Meta, Even This Acronym

Have I got good news for *you*, sir!

I wouldn’t go so far as to say I’m a “big fan” of MoS, but I did genuinely enjoy it. I had issues with it, including the neck snap, but I was willing to give the filmmakers the benefit of the doubt. “Perhaps the sequel will deal with the ramifications of Superman taking a life, and what that meant to him, and how it…

Are... are you Robert Goulet?

Hell, David Boreanaz as Angel is already the best non-animated Batman to ever appear on television.

Sure, there's been plenty of shitty art (and writing) over the years. But there's also been plenty of excellent, realistically-drawn art and fleshed-out, character-driven writing as well.