I boo him for defending Bulgaria, but that's because I'm pro-Byzantine Empire. ;)

And they showed some of Glenn Fabry's cover art, too, but I caught a glimpse of Steve Dillon's stuff, too. Many nods were given during that scene.

During the exposition at the library, they showed some of Steve Dillon's original art from the comic. It was a class move. We miss you Mr. Dillon, and are grateful for your legacy.

This show worked for me because I liked all the characters and wanted to see them get a happy ending. Sometimes it's that simple.

That's not saying much if the reviews I read were accurate.

Sam did the "Montreal Screwjob" 12 years ahead of Vince, so he's got that one going for him.

You win the interwebs today with that reference.

It was so horribly inappropriate. I laughed heartily, and am chuckling now as I recall it.

Grant is…waiting. So creepy.

That is an accurate description of it. Watch if only to hear Mr. Shannon utter the phrase "C**t Punt."

And that, in a nutshell, is my problem with the movie as a whole. Another example of that were the heavy strings that he laid on scenes of Amy Adams all alone in her house. I get what he was aiming for (conveying her tragic, brittle isolation) but he laid it on a bit too thick.

I'm guessing the "Other Option" is the Saint of Killers.

YOU WILL BE SHINY AND CHROME!

Grant is evil. F him. If he got destroyed by his own creation, it's what he deserves.

Maybe Paul Rudd will show up as a creepy rival club owner in a later episode? The place will be named Panther, of course.

Maybe that's where a lot of Caspere's secret cash stash is residing, in one form or another. Maybe Guru Dad is money laundering fraud.

So, all of that talk about Season 2 *not* delving into the occult seems to have been a swerve? I think it's starting to look that way, at least. Call me Captain Obvious.

Maybe there's a whole wing holding all the industrial spies Barry caught. Or maybe Apple, Google, Samsung, etc. just robbed S.T.A.R. labs blind.

GOB would use has mastery of illusion to confound GRODD.

No, please, no.