While I agree with you that superheroine outfits (and poses, and presentation in general) are pretty stupid and oversexualized in comics, this isn't comics. These are explicitly fashion sketches. There's syntax and convention in that world ,too- and everybody is skinny and saucy. The "look" may be "shy awkward…

Really glad to hear about the Avengers' music. The theme from Captain America was perfect; classically heroic without being cheesy.

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Due to a brain injury, my mom has a limited sense of smell. helped me get away with a lot in High School.

As long as the poets still study rules of verse, I'm good. They still do that, right? Don't roll your eyes at me!

Where'd you get this awesomeness?

This would make me soooo happy. This aesthetic is in need of a revival/update. Lucas sort of touched on it with elements of Naboo, but we need to see these elements revitalized.

The mere idea has already destroyed my peace of mind.

Hearted? EXTRA hot!

It's not even an issue unless someone actually makes their home in the holodeck house.

It probably says something about how deeply SW is ingrained in me that my gut reaction to the photos isn't "Cool behind the scnese!" but instead "Jesus, Christ, be careful- that's Boba Fett- he'll kill your shirtless ass for touching him!

From where?

The studio said over and over again that this was going back in the timeline of the franchise already established.

I love that effect. Very pretty, very sexy- never change it.

If by "io9" you mean "internet."

I've seen some stunning examples of dark skinned people with light eyes and only a few where I didn't think it "worked."

Or the pic above. Or just do the sides of the iris, giving a cat's-eye look.

This is true. Like Ice, like Fire.

John Gardner. Kurt Vonnegut. Doris Lessing. Micheal Chabon. Allen Ginsburg. Alice Sebold. Margaret Atwood. TH White. George Orwell. William Burroughs.

"Down with literary fiction! It's just another genre! And it's a genre that's far too conceited for its own good! Can't we just have good fiction without binding it with rules about how much plot you're allowed to have, and how many clichés you're allowed to use?"