I was thinking we are ripe for a good telling of Flashpoint.

Loosely based on the Tom King Graphic novel called Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow from 2022.

Re: Running before you can walk

Maybe they will finally tell the Trigon story . . . ./s

This could be a Black Mirror episode so easily!

Altman (Popeye)?

Ha! I nearly used Hook (because I too think it is trash), but then the Hook stans would come and they are not a sane people.

Now now, even Spielberg has his “1941" level bomb.

It is in the mail.

Yeah, it was me. An accident. Didn’t realize i had the power to ungrey here and starred someone who was responding to him and then it was too late . . .

Just make it about a Guy, on a bridge overlooking the bay where boats sit in the distance. Rich people move away from him as he realizes all existance is a sham and he is just some wavy splotches of paint and there is no escape and it will just go on and on and on and on and on and on forever!

Its kind of fun to just insert random C words (not like that!!!) into that paragraph, though!

My thought was he meant “Currently”.

Ok so I’m not the only one who was like “That Word . . . “

To be fair, this could be said to most if not all parents!

No correction, she does end up as Stilgar’s wife. There is just more to it.

The scene that was cut was where Harah explains to Jessica why everyone is freaked out about Alia, because of all the weird shit she can do.

Harah was originally Jamis wife until Paul killed him in the challenge that got Paul and Jessica into the tribe. She then became Pauls for a year, to take as wife or servent. He chooses servent. She’s pissed, but ends up fanatical about his family, and eventually becomes Alia’s nursemaid, effectively raising her. She…

Why do this when the Superior Foes of Spiderman are RIGHT THERE!!!!

Me! I liked the character (Really, one of the biggest dissapointments of the Sequels was that they had cool characters to start with and didnt know what to do wiht them.) and the actress, though I disliked where they went with her. Give the actress a more focused role to play, have fun with the character.