I get the impression that, with a little effort, this could actually be a pretty cool take on a young, urban Daredevil.

I don't know.. Orko runs a close second.

That's officially my costume next year. Wife'll have to make due with Elektra.

Reminds me of my Kick-Ass costume from a couple of years back: green track suit, green ski mask, bright yellow duct tape and steel toed boots.

Yeah, that's a really good point. Plus, Theon wants so badly to be his own man. He's gone from being Ned's ward to Robb's friend/retainer/whatever to Balon's spurned son to Ramsay's plaything. Over the course of trying to figure out who Theon Greyjoy, he's made some terrible, stupid decisions, but at the end of ADWD,…

Nnnnnnnghrrr...... can't breathe...

Huh. I couldn't get past the first scene precisely because of the Jor- El/ Zod overacting match. I'm amazed at the skill of the set builders there scenery chewing was so over the top.

I enjoyed Preacher when I first read it but after enough Garth Ennis works I'm turned off by all his negative gay comments in his work. I can get that hamster in the butt in The Boys is meant for a joke. But when he was writing for Midnighter (who is a gay character) and making negative gay jokes, I was just like I'm…

How has no one mentioned Snapper Carr yet?!

I am sworn to carry your burdens.

How the hell are my man-thumbs supposed to press those tiny buttons?

I changed my answer to Godzuki.

Yeah, that's why I'm pretty reluctant to re-read Preacher. It's like catching up with an ex- for lunch: Maybe it's going to be awesome, but it's more likely to be an incredibly awkward reminder that you've changed a lot, and while the good times were great, there are reasons why you didn't stay in touch.

That Super Bowl was the perfect ending to the season for a Ravens fan who had to watch his team get creamed in the first game of the season, which was only in Denver because the Orioles thought they'd make the playoffs in 2013 (they didn't!).

"Thou shalt be with me today in paradise."

I just hope they show the BIG boom from War in the Sun. Now THAT would make for an epic TV moment. (being purposefully vague to avoid spoiling things for anyone, but you'll know what I'm talking about if you read the graphic novels)

Yeah, I tried re-reading it last year and was dismayed at how much less I enjoyed it. I guess that might be the difference between reading it as a lapsed Catholic in my late twenties and a devout one in my forties.

I never saw Trans-Met as edgy. I mean, one of the jokes in the comic is that Spider Jerusalem becomes so popular that he's parodied in a cartoon as "Magical Truth-Telling Bastard Spidey", when the character is in turn a cartoon version of Hunter S. Thompson.

Kevin Durand for Jody.