I shouldn't joke but...

The first two X-Men films worked with him pretty well, his cameo in First Class was okay, but I can't forgive Last Stand/The Wolverine and this new one makes me throw up in my mouth a little each time I think about it.

Drops the mic.

I thought east asian or something...

For the record, I never rooted for the white chick. I'm just waiting for the dragons to tear this bitches eyes out.

Wait, are Hawaiians brown people now?

That's my problem though with the "genre" so to speak, World War Z would be epic fantasy unless a horde of zombies started swarming down the street because it fits the requirements for the genre. Even though there are so called "classic" troupes of the genre but I think its name has outgrown the scope of its original…

Splice.

Personally the idea of epic fantasy seems overly broad, fantasy implies anything that is either not currently plausible or forever impossible, and epic just denotes that there is a larger sense of scale. That leaves a rather large umbrella which could include everything from Conan The Barbarian to Roadside Picnic to…

I think a quote from my friend whom I showed this thread to; "That takes a lot of self confidence that isn't entirely deserved."

Wasn't she technically underage too?

The stench of a woman of the night never leaves you my friend.

But I don't want to smell like gin, mothballs, and the sweat of fifty year old hookers.

For some reason (probably all the Geiger art I've seen over the years) it appears like Zod's suit implies that he is feasting on his own urine.

As much as this film tries to make a point about real tangible issues, the only real thing it drives home is "Don't fuck the mutant monkey girl."

Or DUST 514 w/ EVE only the other way around and not on a tablet, although I don't know how much fleet support you get with Neocom.

Don't listen to any of these old fools young Padawan, kill every last motherfucker in the room.

Oh didn't notice that, odd formatting.

I am not sure why you didn't identify him but Deep Throat's name was Mark Felt.

"That's the theory behind Warp Dogs, an amazing set of illustrations by Benjamin Grelle, aka the Frogman."