But this isn’t Humble forcing customers to give some of the money to the developer/publishers. This is Humble forcing customers to give money to Humble. Everything beyond that 15-30% can be donated completely to charity. But there is no minimum set for the developers.

But this isn’t Humble forcing customers to give some of the money to the developer/publishers. This is Humble forcing customers to give money to Humble. Everything beyond that 15-30% can be donated completely to charity. But there is no minimum set for the developers.

Hey. I watched Bumblebee for the first time on a flight too. Fun coincident. Definitely my favorite Transformer movie (kind of a low bar I guess). It was also a pretty good film.

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King Shark and Clayface are wonderful characters in that series.

Nerf Now is the best today. Got a real solid chuckle out of me.

It is not a show about a military robot gaining sentience. It is an experimental short film program.

I haven’t watched last night’s episode, but it was revealed that Morgan Edge had been using gold/yellow Kryptonite to fuse Kryptonian souls with Human bodies. It was also revealed that Morgan Edge has Kryptonian powers. Whether that means he is Kryptonian or one of the fusions, I have not learned.

As far as we know, it is a spin off.

Just to echo many others. I was born in 80 and was a big fan when I was 5ish to around 10. Had tons of the toys, used to run around in my underwear and boots screaming “I have the power!” and all that.

These days, I am interested in it pretty much for the cool character concepts. I still love checking out the action…

The way the show ended leaves it open for an Outsiders tv show. I would absolutely love that. Sadly, we are unlikely to get anything that interesting now. We might see a Black Lightning cameo at some point, but that is about it.

Don’t forget that even Lala get’s his 5 minutes as he emerges from the slab of concrete he was imprisoned in and gloats over Tobias’ dead body.

I bet you can’t guess how Stitt’s office responded when Black journalists asked for comment.

Given the nature of the transporter technology, why would Tuvix need to die at all? Couldn’t they override the ethics chip (or whatever blocks duplication of people) and just bring back Tuvok and Neelix?

I think they went with Anissa for 2 main reasons:
1. They needed a main cast character for the episode to make the kill order a part of Painkiller’s internal conflict. Jen and Jefferson have too much baggage with Painkiller that would have detracted from the story they wanted to tell. Not to mention Jen’s... condition…

I watched the episode today and I am not sold on it. Painkiller never seemed like the kind of character that could lead a show. As I watched, I felt almost as bored as I was in the Arrow and Canaries backdoor pilot. I just didn’t care enough to really want to see more.

If it does get picked up, I will watch the first…

I don’t know. It seems to me like they needed something to fill out an article since the character she is supposedly cast to play has absolutely zero info on any Marvel wiki. I tried to find anything on Amelia Hopkins and came up with nothing.

So other than the Hamilton angle, there really is nothing here that…

It doesn’t break the rules of time travel at all. If he was always meant to travel back in time to live out his life, then that is what happened before he even traveled back the first time. His older self always existed in the past without his younger self’s knowledge.

My hope is that Cap’s life with Peggy isn’t an alternate, but Cap’s own circle coming back around. He was always meant to return to the past to live out his life with Peggy.

I loved the Static Shock cartoon growing up. Then seeing Static as the Leader of the future Justice League in Batman Beyond/Justice League Unlimited, that felt like a great way to pay tribute to his legacy as a super hero.