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“The newest incarnation of Superman isn’t so much a betrayal of the character’s origins as it is a perhaps unwitting return to them,” The Atlantic’s Charles Moss writes in an essay that brings some historical perspective to the backlash against the character’s “brooding” depiction in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Unpopular opinion time, woo!

There are two characters we now NEED on this show:

I don’t entirely agree. There is a definitely feeling of cohesion between all the films, but I do feel like there are touches in each of them that reflect the director and the project at hand.

Every day I don’t hear about PoI getting renewed, I get a little angrier and a little terrified.

Oh, definitely — though a) I imagine the new movies will be full of CGI, and b) as a lot of people have pointed out, the prequels were full of practical effects (miniatures, models, paintings, etc.) but everyone assumed Lucas had used only digital (mainly because the bad CG tended to really stand out).

I have not gotten a chance to watch the Flash yet. This needs to be rectified immediately.

I’m guessing there’s a lot more building behind her that’s going to be matted in.

I will fully admit, I was told upfront that I was crazy for writing an original superhero story because the only place it sold was in comics, and even then, you were expected to write in an existing world. But I’d already written the book—it started as just a fun side project to scratch a particular creative itch—and…

You look like video game.

Until that one day when some glowing green man flies overhead and cries out...

Or Bale. Or Kermit. Whoever.

//i09 reporter reads a study about the ability of missiles to penetrate the ground

Post doc and adjunct/contract teaching doesn't pay that well, and given the workload. You'll probably make more money (for awhile) than most academics. So, good choice. :)