Guys, relax with the shipping, while this isn’t GOT or anything like that you still shouldn’t get too attached to any of the characters.

Come on, we can’t have ALL the characters crushing on Marcus. (this isn’t THAT much of an anime)

If only those bubbles had any kind of meaningful content like exposition or character development, instead it’s just a whole lot of mumbling, repetition and half finished sentences.

I don’t think that Frank is MUCH better than any of the other soldiers, it’s just that he keeps going, and going, and going....

Yeah, maybe Amy’s story is salvageable with better focus but I have no idea what is going on with Dr. Dumont’s character.

I’m sure more people will read them, it’s just that I think a lot less people are binging this season in one go. (which is true for most of the latest Marvel Netflix seasons, at least for me)

Billy and Dex are completely different.

I know it’s something minor and probably a nitpick, but that scene at the start got me thinking, does Curtis have a job?

Also, I guess this is the closest we are going to get for a Frank vs ‘The Russian’ fight in this show.

It’s such a shame we will never get to see some of those classic Turk stories, like the time he got a hold of an Infinity Gem for about a week or the time he put on a super suit of his own

I think the scars issue would have been OK if only Billy was having a strong reaction to seeing them, but having all the other characters react as if he’s the Elephant-Man is what makes it comical.

I’m think “Tell me what the hell is going on” (or some variation of it) is pretty much Mahoney’s catchphrase by now.

Nice catch, I guess he didn’t really stick with me since he only appeared in a few issues before Frank killed him.

Liked it more than I thought I would.

Plus it does a better job at parodying the original song and music video. (to the point where you can’t watch the original without thinking about the parody)

I like this one better

Why does everyone here think I’m mad about this situation? (I stopped watching ‘Family Guy’ years ago) I just find them taking this overreaction to criticism kinda interesting.

I wouldn’t call it really bad, just that the advertisement for it is a little misleading. (also the plot get a little unfocused at times)

What I noticed about Deadly Class while reading it is that is there very little focus about the actual school and classes in it (I think only about 20%-30% of it actually takes place in the school) and the spotlight is more on the kids and their eccentricities (also, TONS of social commentary).