This is the first thing I think of when I hear “ESPN” in a sentence.

I think in general it’s sort of hit-or-miss with people. It doesn’t click with everyone, but the people who like it really like it a lot.

The bonus there is that one of the supersymmetric partners would then be called the “struth”.

But I think its getting better.

Noice. It wasn’t even clear to me that they were in the same continuity, so I’m both surprised and delighted.

Great, let’s just take these words.

Confidence in the scientific method, not in any given scientific hypothesis.

The whole article is tongue-in-cheek. This research has nothing to do with pizza. It’s really an exercise in geometry; the discussion of pizza is just an attempt to make it more interesting.

Well spake.

So, how exactly does Connecticut end up on top? Is this just the old money or are there other things at work?

Talking animals movies are usually categorized as fantasy (and/or “kids”). I know what you mean, though, since they don’t seem to fit fantasy as a genre. Just like I totally see that superhero flicks would satisfy most definitions one would posit for fantasy or sci-fi but I think of superheroes as their own separate…

No, I am not. Looks like “io9 visible” + “gizmodo grey” = “io9.gizmodo visible.”

Am I in the greys in this brave new world (wide web site)?

most relevant simpsons quoting ever

Nice article but a little quibble with the description of the physics involved:

That’s a pretty sweet idea, actually. FF is very much a space-age phenom so it’s a great fit.

I’m getting major Hari Seldon vibes here.

I mean to grab this TPB next comic shopping trip; they were out last time. The art is sufficiently outrageous.

Yeah, I was thinking of picking this up next month if it was a good jumping on point.

Hey all, new reader question. Can I just jump in at Spider-Gwen #1 or is there a bunch of necessary backstory in other series? I haven’t read any Spiderman/Spiderverse series.