If you'd ended the piece on the scientific research explaining why people think they experience ghosts, then you could claim this. The science and logic were sandwiched between two hauntings, which leads people to conclude that ghosts exist and burning herbs and placing rocks around your house will protect you from…

I have stayed in (supposedly) haunted hotels with zero events. I have had three separate stints in a hospital that experienced at least one major disaster with, again, nothing weird. And I spent my nights awake and wandering the halls. My high school graduation was in an auditorium supposedly haunted by a dead…

The lady running the OnlyFans account in question offered a military discount when this blew up.

Her true age doesn't matter if he believed her to be fifteen. When cops go online and pretend to be kids, the people they chat with still get charged despite no actual children being involved.

“The man's got a smile that can light up a cross." was the golden line last night.

That Daredevil finale hurts. He's my favorite Marvel character and my favorite Marvel show and to just stop like that...? Ouch.

Dulmer and Lucsly. There's some novels about them that are not very good, but they exist.

I'll take it.

What are the odds that the Burn is tied to Burnham? Seems like something Discovery's producers think would be subtle or a big shock but everyone sees coming.

Beat me to it. I suppose a Scott Bakula appearance is too much to hope for.

Alex Ross did it.

He's an American citizen under the foundling clause 

The LMD arc? Damn, that was so good 

He gets shunted into the Wildstorm universe and bangs the Engineer-- I think?— before returning in the gold Kingdom Come containment suit.

I live in Kansas City and our soccer team's fans sing a version of this song.

When Alan Moore writes something without misogyny and/or rape, I'll listen to his out-of-touch garbage opinions.

RedLetterMedia already made that pitch.

Is it a coincidence that the title is the same as the codename of the secret agent in Y: The Last Man?

The only way it would makes sense is if all three Jokers are the same person, just remnants from the various Crises. Maybe after Final Crisis (or Flashpoint or Rebirth or whatever), there was some cosmic fluke that left multiple versions of a handful of people on Earth Prime (or Earth-1 or whatever the hell they’re…

I think he's going for an homage of the Killing Joke more than Watchmen. Both use a nine-panel layout, but I think that's because Moore loves to use that grid.