Not with Kevin Smith at the helm, I don’t think.

I thought no one would outdo Jamie McKelvie’s “different outfit for America every issue” momentum in Young Avengers. I was. So wrong.

DAMN. You know you messed up when FOX NEWS schools you on integrity and being a twat.

If I only could upvote more than once...

Well, Bastion players do keep hogging those Plays of the Game...

I die.

Divisiveness is unacceptable! UNACCEPTABLE!

Says you. My hard drive is big and with a long history of good performance.

People in control of DC Comics - WHAT THE F**** IS WRONG WITH YOU?! What is going through your thick heads, goddammit?! Are you purposefully trolling everyone who isn't white and male? Only a day passed since you pissed people off, what the hell is going on with you?!

I think this one was aimed at the beginning writers, to motivate them to practice creating their own worlds and characters, not just use already created ones - the already published writers know their craft, so the advice doesn't apply to them.

I really liked this one. The overall plot was in my opinion pretty mediocre - the villains weren't very interesting or effective, which is a shame, because I had hopes for Ian McKellen. But thanks to Clara, Vastra, Jenny and Strax (so very much Strax), he mystery of Clara/Oswin, the new TARDIS design (for me it's the…

I refuse to listen to the leader of a major religion, if said leader does all he can to quiet any pedophile priest scandal.

I gotta ask, were the Urban Magic novels by Kate Griffin not published in the U.S.? Her two 2012 novels, The Minority Council (the final Matthew Swift novel) and Stray Souls (the start of Magicals Anonymous, a new series within Urban Magic) were easily my this year's favorites out of the 2012 published novels.

Same here. I didn't find the humor that funny and the story felt pretty chaotic. Also, despite it being described as a story out of One Thousand and One Nights, I really didn't feel the magic - though probably the fact that I read "The Night Circus" just before that one didn't help. I did like the Arabic setting and…

I couldn't believe my eyes. I simply could not believe that there are STILL assholes who will claim that sci-fi is, like, smarter and stuff than fantasy. Because it has science in the name. Because Perry Rhodan and Doctor Who* is so much more scientifically accurate than, say, "A Song of Ice and Fire" or "The Wizard…

"Voyage of the Damned"? No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, NO. Idiotic, braindead mess, showcasing the worst of RTD's writing, starting with the teaser, where a spaceliner looking like the Titanic crashes into the control room of the TARDIS. The control room, which, being a part of the "bigger on the inside" interior of…

Dan DiDio?