@MirrorForTheSun: The only way I came to peace with that problem was to pretend that maybe there is some upper limit to technology and the Star Wars galaxy had reached it.

@Jonathan Stainton: Fringe does lack subtly. My favorite was right after Peter got to the other side and was standing in front of a wall of alternate comic book covers and Alt-Olivia asks him if things are different and he looks right at the comic covers and says "It's subtle" and I wanted to say "Not anymore it…

@AngriestGeek: I remembered Clark being all guilt ridden because it was his behavior that caused Jonathan to have to get the powers in the first place, which had something to do with the heart attack. Then again, Clark is guilt ridden about everything.

@JohnnyZito: His dad died from a heart attacked caused by taking on Kryptonian powers so he could control Clark.

"Michael Rosenbaum might just be able to squeeze in a final appearance as Lex Luthor after all, but Kristen Kreuk definitely won't be back as Lana Lang."

@Wookielifeday: The worst part is when you find out that he just threw all that stuff in the car to throw you off while he drives you to the local park.

@Wookielifeday: I really liked him as anti-heroes or villains. I never buy him as a heroic type. I've not read AtMoM, so I don't know what the character is like, so I can't judge that specific roll.

"its inventor hoped to build an army of steampunk carriage drivers."

@Faustic_Caust: The boiling water makes it perfect.

Dear immune system,

I love this and I don't even like the movies that much.

@Shai-Hulud: Lightsabers are not swords. I think the proper order is -

Don't get my wrong, I love swords, but in a world of guns why would you carry a sword?

@ShanaLD: Never saw it. But in general bad movies are bad, even if good people are in them.

One of the keys to why Sean Bean is such an amazing actor is that no matter who he plays, terrorist, general, anyone, he always plays them like they are the hero. So even when they are the 'bad guy' the have so much real emotion behind their actions.

@TenthPlanet: Have you ever seen Sky High? There are easy ways around this problem.

I demand a web comic. Right now.