huh, wouldn't have figured this place to be anti #GG.

Do you think Kirk Jones just looked at it and was like "Fuck it, I don't want this career anyway" drank another belt of scotch and then cried himself to sleep?

I want to like the Newsroom more than I do. There is so much talent in the cast.

Bayonetta is so over the top and beyond the beyond in sexuality and violence that it's just amazing. I feel like I can enjoy her as a character and as a dominant personality. She's bad ass. Her sexuality is her power and her dominance. She controls what we see and what we don't see, she shows off her body for her…

most 94 year olds weren't kept fresh on a block of ice for 50 years.

Because Captain America is now old. He lost his super soldier serum and aged to an appropriate age for the character.

I always found it hilarious about "Drawing the line at 2.99!" when marvel crept up to 3.99. LIke they wouldn't be doing the same thing sooner rather than later. Swamp Thing and Earth Two are still 2.99. Thank god.

4 bucks a standard issue, 5 for special events. Marvel has a few 3 dollar books, actually I think they pretty much ran all those out.

huh. 5 dollars an issue. If DC sticks at 2.99 for most of their stuff that's going to make quite an impact…

I think Pulido's art takes time getting used to, and once you are used to it, the stuff he does with how he lays out his comic book and how he actually conveys it are quite amazing.

I love this title.I'm deeply saddened it's being cancelled. It kind of sucks that all the people who push for more female led titles in the industry don't actually buy comics.

I think his state would have been brought to a level of occupation and ruin either way due to outside factors and interests. Also I didn't see anyone else in Europe offering trial by jury before he got there.

Napoleon looks pretty good compared to French rulers that came before him honestly.

Why? Why does he get to be king? Because he was the far off relative of a tyrant who people don't miss? I'm not saying Kuvira is good, but I think the show has shown that there really isn't a right answer here.

I think It's a commentary that when she was a kid she was free and inhibited, then when we see her in flash backs she's weighed down by responsibilities, and now that we see her again she's back to being free again.

I think it's amusing that when she was a child she acted as a child, she grew up and became burdened by responsibility, and then now that she's old she can act like a kid again.

I love how Capone forgot about a guy with whom he once did business and even robbed a liquor caravan with. It made sense for his increasingly erratic character, and it just shows how quick people would forget about a dead criminal.

Well to be fair, they turned out exactly how their father wanted them to. It wasn't like he had children who he DIDN'T want to become blood thirsty marauders.

Well this is a long way to say that the SNL that I grew up with was best and all other SNLs are terrible abominations.

Well in fairness it was sometimes that kind of intimate. I mean Franklin and Eleanor did get married after all.