Fill it with oil and America's on board!

Kraven took him down with a conventional rifle and buried him alive. Osborne could have killed him any number of times but gave in to monologuing. Morlun beat him to death. Octavius ... well, I guess it's canon ... ugh. Actually, 616 Peter once died in an explosion, fought Thanos in the afterlife (and lost), and then…

Is there any truth to the rumor I just made up that Episode VII is a Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover? (Luke's hand, lightsaber fall into wormhole, create subspace anomaly threatening delicate Picard-brokered Klingon-tribble peace talks, etc.)

On the sixth word, life stopped.

Bah! The soft crafts materials of the Federation. Klingons model their ships of the bone, leather, and pigment-infused tears of their enemies!

All I know is playing Arkham Asylum on PS4 through VHS is pure suck. What is Blue Ray?

Curriculum doesn't encourage X, man.

Rhino's pissed because now all he has is a shoddy bomb casing full of used pinball machine parts. [Run for it, Marty! It's the rhinoceroses!]

Entirely possible Norman faked his death so he can give himself fully — and untraceably — to being the Green Goblin. Harry's path becomes much more complicated when he learns the truth.

We can cross the event horizon, but first I'll have to re-route the main deflector array through our warp core tachyon/baryon field inverter. It'll take some doing, and I'll have to take the holodeck safeties offline, but yeah, this should work.

I want to see a "Star Trek" series set in New York City five years before the events of the classic episode City on the Edge of Forever. A whole new cast of characters, all human, none of whom has ever even heard of Klingons, dilithium crystals, or the Borg. We could follow Edith Keeler as she establishes a…

It's true; I remember very few of my tank-mates.

That's how you do Superman...