Seems to me (bearing in mind that I’m white and didn’t follow Steel in the comics, though I read ALL of the Milestone stuff) that Icon more truly answers the question, “What if Superman were black?” because it views the story through the lens of the black experience. (I think.) Whereas Steel (and again the caveat that…

And now that I think about it, can we have an Icon movie with Idris Elba?

Icon is the “Black Superman”.

Thanks!

My son was 12 at the time and I was still screening some movies before I brought him to see them. I had done that with “The Fifth Element” and unfortunately we never got to see it in a theater together; it had left theaters between the time I saw it and before I could take him.

But they can’t talk to Indian people about how to fix Apu.

“I think it’s interesting work and worth lots of further study,” Kate Marvel, a cloud modeler with NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies

And there’s no one there to raise them, if you did.

It ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids.

I disagree about the Enterprise. I think it looks fine, just rendered differently now.

Does each ship have its own costume department?

fanfic about Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth’s new MIB agents hunting down making out with Thor and Valkyrie

But then they will be Disney shows.

Yay! Excellent news!

Disincarnate: I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised to see Nadine Velazquez in a movie about a Norwegian anything. And she doesn’t seem to be “the Hispanic <whatever>”.

So maybe this and Iron Fist are being replaced with Heroes for Hire and Daughters of the Dragon...?

we can enjoy shows or films while noting where they could be better. 

My only, VERY small quibble - because it feels like I have to have one or I’m not doing my nerdly duty - is that, with the sort of vestibule extending from the door, it makes it seem like the Police Box is attached to the Tardis. Like the Police Box is a passage into something else. So the “bigger on the inside” thing…

Or Straczynski.

This looks awesome, but I do wish another British actor was playing God or something so the catchphrase could be, “The End Is Nighy.”