...I kind of want this to be a thing, now.

I’m going to be the odd one out and say that Lazarus is the one I’m most looking forward to, and probably their most promising option, at least from a standpoint of likely having relatively low budget requirements and presenting a compelling story that should adapt well to television.

Amazing property prices?

More importantly, who’ll watch the Watchmen watching the Watchmen watching the Watchmen?

I never realized how badly I wanted this to be a thing, until right now.

What can I say? I have low standards, and have become accustomed to disappointment.

It’s anime-adjacent but also bears the unmistakable style and storytelling hallmarks from French comics and cinema.

Finally, a use for it!

Something I’ve always wondered about when it comes this topic and others like it: if we create robots to improve our lives by doing what we can’t or won’t or shouldn’t, only to turn around and treat them exactly like people, then haven’t we just defeated the purpose of creating them in the first place?

Something about that cover art makes me want to play the game more than any actual gameplay video or trailer.

Man knows his audience.

Bring forth the piñata!

He’ll only eat their brains.

I think it was a mouse click for me. That was quite the ordeal. I had to download several external programs to do something like slow down the game and multiply the number of clicks for it to work. That’s actually a big reason I never replayed that game after the first time.

Now imagine trying to do that with a keyboard and mouse.

That, or the pilot saw it coming and deliberately flew into it.

What I really would like to see is The Green Hornet as a period piece. That would have my interest.

I mean, if you’re going to go to the effort of actually making a Hot Wheels movie, why not go all the way?

Before, I’d imagine.

Warlocks, obviously.