I was thinking of the old Muppet show: "Piiiigs Innnn saaaafeeee Spaccceee"

If George Soros didn't exist, it would be necessary for the Right to invent him.

I'm not sure. Are you playing Family Feud?

"Howzabout we retool Black Panther as a white bar owner in the midwest trying to get the drug dealers and hookers out of his adopted neighborhood?"

Exactly this. I understand the impulse, but these days, by the time the trade you're waiting for comes out, the series may well be cancelled.

Maybe. Or maybe it would go down like the end of Preacher.

I don't know what it would be, but I want to name something "the woodland dissidents"

What has he tried to do that "those who don't support him would find acceptable?"

I hope that's not the case, but they aren't acting like people ever expecting to face a fair election.

You can hate Godzilla for stomping on your buildings, while still appreciating that he's fighting King Ghidorah, Mothra, Hedorah etc.

Certainly had more laudable accomplishments in his first 100 days.

He desperately needs to "win" though. I don't think his malnourished little soul recognizes actual happiness, but the closest it comes is the temporary rush of being perceived as superior.

True, but then we have plenty of laws already that have been broken.
One thing this shit-show has demonstrated is that without an actual person willing to back them up, all of the these laws, checks, balances, or whatever are just paper.

Like everything else with Trump, it's basically the petty, tacky version of that.

I was hoping when that inevitably happened there would be more giant battle mechs and futuristic art deco design.

There can be only one…thing that he's best known for.

Shia Laboef as both actor and director. The script is written by Max Landis and is just 78 minutes of Shia out of character but in full Hellboy makeup apologizing for letting a reboot happen.

What. The. Fuck.

Perhaps, but having her in the trenches could attach Wonder Woman to the "Angel of Mons" imagery in a way that's kind of cool.

I haven't formed an opinion about it yet, but conceptually, I could see Steve Trevor fulfilling both the Lois Lane role, and part of the Ma & Pa Kent role, in that he's probably both a love interest and her guide/bridge to the modern world.