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I don’t know why, but the detail of Banner’s clothign still tearing up when he transforming in to someone physically smaller than him is just a brilliant detail to me.

It’s so annoying because just last week they showed the potential the show still has if they try for improvements.

You’re bragging that it took you until the trailer dropped to make that observation? Weird flex, but okay.

You got WW (everyone does, yay women), but you are answering his question not with the majority. The majority would say WW and Aquaman.

WW, Aquaman.

Gotta film somewhere.

I’m going to have Cat from Outer Space on repeat forever!

A lot of people do because being gay or being not gay isn’t just about sex.

The LGBT+ community of comic fans? 

Great, then you won’t care either way. But plenty of people do.

“Christ....who the fuck cares? I can honestly and without hesitation say that I have never once looked at a superhero in any comic book and wondered what coutnry they were from or what race they were.”

I don’t think it really matters if the world is ready. Just fucking do it.

We Need To Talk About Kevin Brendan

Mark Waid did something like this with his book Irredeemable.  The premise is that it’s this guy with superman like powers who just is not psychologically equipped to be a hero and have that kind of responsibility and he ends up turning bad and going on a murderous rampage.

The mystery of why Gervais isn’t funny any more isn’t exactly difficult to crack: he makes good to great stuff when he works with Stephen Merchant, and forgettable to terrible stuff when he doesn’t. He’s only funny when he has someone there to shape his worst aspects and fit them into the tone of something larger.

Look, I’ve seen other people online say that. And sure, Pikachu’s hat has Dad’s name in it. But I’ll tell you one utterly convincing reason why it’s wrong:

I’m not saying she’s too young to be a food writer. Never once said it. I’m saying that I was an adult with real memories at all points in her consciousness of fast food. That was 16 years ago, and I’ve probably had 250+ McDonald’s double cheeseburgers in that time period. It’s a quick, cheap way to get protein and

Someone who was a 10-year-old fifth grader on the playground in 2003 is plenty old enough to be an adult writer now. Fact-checking the details of someone else’s emotional experience feels like missing the point.

Suspicious... The McGriddle was introduced in 2003. I was a married. mortgaged adult by this point. For the entire duration of my consciousness, a double cheeseburger has been wrapped in a slightly waxed paper. Including yesterday when I ate one. The grease doesn’t soak through that wrapper, but it does get

You’ve just described Hamlet.