THE COM-MISS-ARY GOODS ARE O-VER-PRICED! O-VER-PRICED!

but again, it’s not about her

It’s a famous public domain work, so no.

Who got the actual torch?

organized via a maddening time-hopping structure

he issued a royal proclamation “that no man should injure the scholars,”

Even setting aside the BTW-they-kept-slaves nature of that, people were already writing about a lost old romantic era of the South at the time Gone With The Wind was set. One of those always past and never present things.

I think the best and most influential thing to come out of the Eternals comics was the Celestials rather than the Eternals themselves. (Sersi’s quite fun, though.)

Claim you were influenced by the Korean for ‘udon’ being ‘udong’.

I’d say a common theme in a lot of the good voiceover examples is they introduce a new perspective — for instance, looking back from adulthood (Stand By Me, A Christmas Story), looking in from a more detached viewpoint (Barry Lyndon), or showing that a character sees things at a different angle from the viewer (the…

I think you just inadvertently proved Glaswegians are foreign, though. 

“really good copslay on Earth Prime could get you killed now.”

...wait, you’re telling me Darla wasn’t the lead in Shazam?

The original Aeon Flux cartoons had a good take on that.

Aquaman is a liquid movie for families.

The other way round would be a fun challenge.

Blandest in a world where film-version Steppenwolf exists?

The Legends of Tomorrow appreciate being let off the ‘problems in future’ hook for once.

Knowing that you could do this with *every* show would probably take a fair bit of demand out of the actual live shows, and producers wouldn’t be happy with that.

Thanos gets tired of queuing and clicks his fingers a few times.