Hey, hey, hey. Spike can’t be whitewashed, Spike isn’t Japanese!

If this ends up just being a ploy to get Yoko Kanno more work and exposed to the world at large, I'm all for it

Serious contender for best theme music ever.

The thing that always stood out to me, and that I love the most about Bebop was the overall sense of melancholic decay in the world building. I love that it takes place in a universe in which human civilization is winding down. Reminds me of the “gentle apocalypse” of YKK, and it’s a style I’ve loved ever since…

An iconic series that will be hard to replicate. One of the best things was the music so I hope they get to use the original stuff or even have Yoko Kanno write some new material.

Poppins magic is old magic.  Hellboy would be wise not to underestimate Poppins.  

Delete this before Alan Moore reads it

Yes but Mignola’s art helped leaven the grimness with its tremendous stylisation. It’s gothic, not grindhouse.

Mark my words:

The Hellboy comics have many moments of levity and warmth, but on the whole are much grimmer, darker, and more fatalistic than the movies. Hellboy’s not a lovable lug with a schoolboy crush as in the films, he’s a doomed figure facing a tragic fate with bravado, determination and heavy doses of sarcasm. Hellboy, the…

Make the ultimate Hellboy... by making it less like the comics, and chase that grim-dark edgelord crowd..

Nazgûls Go Wild!

BREAKING: Christopher Tolkien hits back at accusation by revealing unpublished archive of his father’s ‘locked bottom-drawer’ material, not to be published until 50 years after his death. Titles include The Getting-Laid of Lúthien, Durin Does Dol Guldur, and, most unfortunately, Concerning Hobbits’ Bums.

Obviously, Walter White’s going to be back as a Force Ghost.

Maybe CMT wants to have a news show.

Why does this article exist?

Sense8

It wasn’t THAT funny, but.....you’re high

This bullshit is definitely what’s finally going to save the DC movie universe.

I don’t know if he ever actually played the role before, but in my mind’s eye, John Henry always looked like Michael Clarke Duncan.