I had a huge crush on Ellen Foley.

Speak for yourself AV Club article-writing guy! For the most part I liked Joan Chen and Josie. At least she never road a motorcycle off to a bad Double Indemnity remake

You're right. I believe Samnee plotted as well as drew the BW book. His contribution keeps getting overlooked because of fan recognition of Waid's name and general devaluation of artists these days

She would be so good

I thought the same thing

The Steed & Mrs. Peel Avengers. Movie made no sense and Uma Thurman's Mrs. Peel was a damsel in distress unlike Diana Rigg's iconic character.

The real forebearer to this album is Elton John's "Madman Across The Water," and it shares much of that classics strengths (psychotic soft rock…) and weaknesses (…that goes on a bit long at times).

I thought Naomi sold her injury rather well in the match. Better than Seth Rollins on RAW anyway

The guy is interesting whether you like his music or not. Tunnel Of Love was the last album that did anything for me…

Her character was great with #9 for precisely that reason and devolved into Tumblr stuff with #10, who started out as a fun Doctor but got way too angsty by the end. Clara was a much better companion to the current Doctor than To Matt Smith.

I don't remember this furniture lady! I feel so unworthy…

If we're only going to count female writers and not artists, there should be some love for Kate Leth on Hellcat, Margaret Stohl on Captain Marvel, Mariko Tamaki on Hulk, G Willow Wilson on Ms. Marvel and Kelly Thompson on Hawkeye. I know it doesn't tip the scales that much but cherry picking facts doesn't help your…

The Furniture Lady was "American Maid." Spoon!!!!

I'm not entirely sure where Rucka's story is going to end. If it's like Tim Seeley's Nightwing, which followed interesting Raptor arc with "BACK TO BLUDHAVEN" then I'll be very disappointed.

I've been disappointed by the increasing tie-ins to Watchmen, but as I stated below Wonder Woman, Deathstroke and Batgirl are good reads. I also should have added in Shade The Changing Girl, which I do find original while building on the Vertigo and 70s Ditko stories.

Deathstroke, Wonder Woman and Batgirl are great. Been there done that for most else. Nice sharing ideas with you, if you'd actually bothered to share anything besides insults.

I'm liking it but I'm biased when it comes to the creative team and Kamala Khan

Or it's my opinion based on 40 years of following comics and you're being needlessly antagonistic

Not yet though she's going to need his help in an upcoming storyline

I think there are more Marvel titles worth buying than D.C., which is going down an early 2000s nostalgia route while pimping out the Watchmen