Frederick Langston in Control, the panopticon supervisor. Possibly the most ordinary person in that whole game, and every interaction and back story with him is hilarious. 

better box copy: One banana, two banana, three banana, GORE!

Yeah it is.  I guess universe is more for a series of intertwined franchises (i.e. MCU or DCEU).  Knew I was blanking on something that was probably obvious.

My guess is she’s Egon’s daughter, and then that way they can pay tribute to Harold Ramis and have his presence felt.

Why is Tatiana Maslany not a bigger star yet?

I hear this Mysterio will also have a dagger that can turn back the Sands of Time. The twist is that he is also just a torso reliving the last eight minutes of someone else’s life before they get crushed by a falling jet engine.

Cost. At the end of the day, it’s a lot cheaper to send up a helicopter or drone up in the air to get the landscape anchor shots you want, than to create those fresh in CG.

I only know about Pantone from a friend who created “Rayguns and Rocketships” and is apparently spending his birthday weekend at a board game con? I’m not sure if he had any input on Pantone, but he has pimped it along with his on Facebook.

Dude needs Walter.

If you see a death moth and not think of this poster you’re lying.

The Rocketeer has always been an utter favorite.

I’m a big fan of 1960s illustration, so I have a lot of favs, but the Robert McGinnis James Bond posters were all excellent, in particular:

Other favorites are sure to appear in the replies, but I’ll put this pair right here:

It must have one of the best scores ever.

I think that’s a valid perspective. When I think about other movies attempting to do what The Rocketeer was attempting—namely an 80s/90s adaptation of a 1920s-30s pulp aesthetic with larger than life, swashbuckling adventure—my mind immediately goes to Raiders of the Lost Ark, one of the best action movies of all…

Been buying 2000 AD every week since I was 15.

That was my impression, too, but we seem to be in the minority here.

He’s quite the Nagel fan.