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Goddammit, Drew. I want to hate Jay Leno with every fiber of my being, and now I watched that and I just can't.

"The players also won't be embracing him like they have in college. Before you know it, that constant smile that has become Carroll's trademark will be harder and harder to find. Regardless of how optimistic some Carroll supporters may be about this news, the man is going to fail in the NFL." - Jeffri Chadiha,

I've said before on io9, top notch cast, excellent visuals, piss poor story.

Or better yet, a pill form. The yellow sunlight is activating something in their biology to give them all of those powers, so clearly their bodies are already capable of Superman powers. Presumably you could find some other way of simulating that suite of powers, just like how you can make people see funny colors

I've been trying to find this and Blackest Knight (where Batman is Green Lantern) digitally but I haven't been able to.. really want to read these!

Many of these, including the part about Krypto, were written in the 50s or 60s, long before the first Christopher Reeve movie. That being said, the quality of the writing in those days was pretty bad; putting Krypto in a spaceship was just a way for the writers to get him to Earth for Superboy to reunite with, for

That's not the Sherman I remember from Rocky & Bullwinkle...


Also Superman: Red Son, in which he landed in the USSR and was raised as a Soviet weapon.

What can you expect from Earthmen...?

Lois: "Why do you have an S?"

I got my black mail on
I got my black gauntlets on
I got my helmet on
This shit's been too long

Notice to Athletes

Quoth Bricken:

I always hate interpretations where he was sent to Earth on purpose. I prefer those where Jor-El had no idea where Kal would end up (that the pod was just searching for anywhere fitting certain criteria in terms of atmosphere and intelligent inhabitants where he'd have a chance of survival) and where the Kryptonians

I'm looking into that — this is what the company sent us, without attribution, so we'll try to track down the artist(s).

I'm a fan of MTG on many levels, and the art has always been on the top of the list. Its pretty amazing that art that is going to be scaled down so dramatically on the final product is imbued with such detail, but then again its always featured prominently on the promotional material, including some of the best

The artwork in Magic the Gathering had always been my number one draw to it. I never built an amazing pew-pew deck that beat anything out there. And the game was fun to play. But when I opened a new pack, the first thing I did was look at the art.

You should see the ski jump in Ogdenville!

"It would be a lot better if we had decent forerunners but that's always been an issue on our tour."

Massive Waves Batter The Coasts of England