I don't know…Alan Smithee seemed rather fond of his work on that film.

The Great Muppet Unemployment Line

Yes, Chains and spikes .Lots and lots of chains and spikes. And one really big gun that may in fact be an over developed toaster oven.

Yes, Chains and spikes .Lots and lots of chains and spikes. And one really big gun that may in fact be an over developed toaster oven.

Pretty sure a high school English teacher would tell them to drop that passage.

down to the beach it's strollin'

Well, he's OK on the comic books, but that's because we don't have to read his prose style. The first time I read an excerpt I kept scratching my head, it was so bad. It reminded me of a very slow paced Choose Your Own Adventure book.

Thankfully WB/DC did not have a marketing campaign with Brisk or Snapple for a "BvS Special Edition Grandma's Peach Tea."

Confession: Thanks to B:TAS when I read Alice in Wonderland, the only voice I can associate for the Mad Hatter is Roddy McDowall. Something about the timber, and tone in his voice just makes Lewis Caroll's verse pop.

See! Not many people realize that. They think Mon Mothma was talking about "an unspecified number" of Bothans dying to bring them the information on the Second Death Star….in actuality it was just one guy…Manny Bothans.

SO…could this give us a Star Wars movie where Dooku meets Tarkin…and they are played by Christopher Lee, and Peter Cushing. And just for fun they add in another republic dignitary played by Vincent Price?

Or since the "in" thing these days is to ape John Hughes coming of age teen comedy/dramas…Luke Skywalker’s Day Off

I was more surprised when they got Jim J. Bullock to reprise his role as Prince Valium.

Well, except that one Bothan. He was a pretty stand-up guy.

Have you tried Palpatine's sock drawer?

You'd think they would…but would you want to be the officer to get Joker duty?

Shredder doesn't care.

Or so few. This is the Joker after all.

I'd say make Tim Robin and have Damian get a new code name.

It's a hard habit to break.