In Malcolm in the Middle he demonstrated a huge range of emotions. It helped that his character got to be one of those rare beasts: a man allowed to be sensitive and yet maintain his virility.

Batman V(ajazzles) Superman

JIM BEAM me up, Scotty!

I'd see a standalone Falcon movie with Anthony Mackie. He was a totally unexpected pleasure in Cap 2.

I think once he lost control of the franchise in the mid-'80s, with Marvel bringing back Jean Grey against his wishes or knowledge, that was the end of the "classic" era of Uncanny X-Men. I think Claremont really assumed that since he was Marvel's highest-paid writer he pretty much had carte blanche as far as what he…

Oh hell YES the Toy Man from Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang.

Super soldier solution. Once they are down, cut their head off. I am pretty sure, even with the mirakuru, they can't regenerate their heads.

Agreed. Although it'd be cool if he was a triple agent (with Shield) who was given latitude to kill whomever he had to stay undercover.

"Superior, they said, never gives up her dead, when the gales of November come early"

I always assumed Cole was aware that Dr. Crowe was a ghost. He just understood that Bruce had to come to that realization on his own to be able to find closure. It was a film about two people coming to terms with who they were, but only one of them knew it.

"Now having all those plans and gadgets on one belt would be a bit much, but thankfully that has calmed down since the 70s show."

Mine are iron bars

I know Marvel does race swaps on a lot of characters, almost always changing from white to person of color, and it seems to work great - Nick Fury, anyone? But did they REALLY have to make Sunspot, who's a biracial Brazilian, white? I can remember a few issues in the 1980's where he had to deal with racism.