The first collection of Morrison’s JLA is great for kids, because it’s a real live JLA story that is insanely accessible, with amazing art. I also like Mark Waid’s first Flash collection, because his run start’s with a great Wally West Kid Flash story. On the Marvel side of things, I think any Spidey story between…

Got a heartfelt thank you from a friend who I sent the complete edition to for his 6 year old. Apparently over a few months, they read a little bit each night.

No Bone? Stupid, stupid AV Club creatures!

We all saw dystopian fantasy and wypipo saw heaven.

No, you were good with ‘fuck capitalism'.

How about Luck? I mean, show me a single TV show that hasn’t killed a few horses.

“Deadwood—think Cheers, but this time with cowboys. Al Swearengen and the gang at the Gem are like your old friends. The more things change, the more they stay the same!”

Thanks for bringing up the last thing I give a shit about when determining my interest in a film.

This one is inessential? This one of several family-friendly movies based on comic books. None of them are essential.

And as with *checks notes* everything else in the United States, the prospect of legalizing marijuana only happened when white people figured out they could grow it, sell it, and profit off it, and now politicians are cool with it. Also like fucking everything else, it’s harder to open a black owned marijuana…

Drake called his daddy, to get him to talk to Terrance’s mamma, to tell terrance to stop being mean to him on the playground. That’s it.

Push just went out and called Drake a shitty father with daddy issues who hates women and is insecure about his blackness. Responding “yeah, but I have more money than you” would only be a winner if this shit is being judged by Donald Trump.

Maybe listen to, or look at a transcript of what was actually said before treating us to your performative feminism?

Oh, absolutely the latter. <3

I honestly can’t tell who you think it’s meant to be, let alone what problem you think I’m a part of. Care to enlighten me, or are you content to sit on your cloud of vague righteousness?

On one hand, I think it’s cute when non-artistic businesses and professions have their own award shows. It doesn’t matter if you’re hotel employees, criminal lawyers, or marketing executives.

Fuck that. They not only broadcasted their selfloveathon but they reached out and got the people in charge of marketing for the movie Pally is in to require him to show up. Press junkets are miserable enough for actors without making them show up to hand out awards for things they probably hate.

It was unprofessional no doubt. But social media marketing is bad, and telling people it is bad is good.

The greatest trick Marketing departments ever pulled was convincing the world they should exist

It Follows is great. Your opinion is wrong.