How Not to be Seen

He didn't license them. DC did.

I'd guess the latter. Not only is it cheaper but nothing in there is anything but fair use. They can just claim the same inspiration from art history. I'm blanking on any terms, but it is a very Rodan look. For example one of the cooler Hunger Games posters had a similar asthetic

I would argue that by use of scale he gives the pieces (at least the ones I'm seeing) a very distinct focal point. The rest is just incredible sub levels of detail that the viewer can get lost in.

Did you read any of the text?

Moffat? Reusing one-off ideas?

you have Ronan with a PERSONAL FUCKING GRUDGE against the Marvel heroes

For a second I thought you were the other V.

But science fiction is about all about story. Those costumes are not science fiction. Science fiction is comic books, books, tv and movies.

Sorry for the unwarranted aggression. Guess some of the rougher parts of the internet are starting to rub off on me.

I have an entire folder of images that would disagree with you.

At least Henson and Faceoff are relevant. As was the underwhelming Hot set. But Faceoff is fantastic, so I hold no ill will.

Am I really the first?

I don't get the Bisexual Sex Symbol thing

More like there was turnover in the Writers' Room.

Was surprised this wasn't on the list. Especially in sitcoms that last several seasons, and almost obligatory in Soap Operas (I assume).

Obligatory

Sigh, I actually looked up the location and everything.

Judging by their reactions in the picture I would guess the kid factor wasn't as controversial over there for whatever reason. From what I understand (not just stereotypes) Eastern European kids aren't as coddled as over here in the US so I guess it was just taken at face value.