I love this suit too. It makes the city look photo real in contrast.

I can’t get over how all of those images look like bad photoshop. My brain just doesn’t want to accept it without my eyes seeing it in-motion:

looking real good! makes me regret that I chose the classic suit instead to recreate the amazing fantasy 15^th cover 

Maybe people like Philip Marlowe, the Shadow, the Lone Ranger. If they’re extremely ambitious they might try to make a non-racist Fu Manchu. Moore did make a few teams for this time with pulp characters, as did Warren Ellis did in Planetary. It would be a shame to just repeat these, so I would be on board for the…

I kid the show a bit, I actually like both things and Eva Green, damn was she good on that show.

It’s a character that has changed appearance and mannerism a dozen times already, and they never made a storyline to explain while he has this specific look this time. But because there is a change of gender, suddenly you need a storyline and a specific reason why?

you don’t have to tell us how old you are, because every word you wrote pretty much screamed old man.

Or perhaps it’s because Jodie is a spectacular actor?

That was my only complaint. Good trailer, thought the song not only wasn’t that great, but didn’t gel with what I was seeing.

Not a fan of the song, but that trailer has me sold. Good or bad, this iteration of the series feels *new* and after what seemed like a lifetime under Moffat I'm totally ready for that.

It’s just preparing for the midterms.

On the bright side, it could be they spotted a planet killer asteroid on a collision course with the planet.

we’ll just agree to disagree :D

I’ll just leave this here.

I would definitely recommend checking out the new Rebuild movies - they’re a nice update to the original with enough changes to keep things interesting. Anime landscape has changed but Eva still does psychologically-breaking-down-and-ruining-its-characters quite well.

You have every right to be wrong.

I would think that the Iron Spider image is a bit of a spoiler, like the Giant Man At the airport Lego set that came out before Civil War.

That’s not Rocky, tho. Only one picture of him survives:

Approve Human Yoda does.

Not sure we shouldn’t slap you round the ear with a rolled up copy of Ocean Comics version of Popeye. Elzie Segar had a real life inspiration for the most famous cast member of Thimble Theater, his sailor (unless you think he’s a cowboy) was modeled on Frank “Rocky” Fiegel.