This is digital terrorism. It's a small group of individuals using fear tactics (and general shittyness) to promote their inferior ideologies (in this case, racism and misogyny). Even shittier, Gizmodo is now taking the role of Gawker in publicizing this shit and making it worse for the victim. Giz isn't a celebrity…

Those are all fine. In fact, they're not just fine – they're great! How about another: "As each movie comes out and follows the exact same formula, the weaknesses of that formula become more apparent and retroactively make earlier movies worse?"

I'm amazed DC has been able to produce such shitty movies and yet have their super-devoted, super-irritating fanbase. We don't hate these movies because we're Marvel fanboys, we hate that they are rushed, cynical cash grabs.

Suicide Squad again? Screw you, audiences.

And it didn't even need to shit on other countries, either.

This two minute video was more exciting and interesting than anything I saw in Rio's opening ceremony.

I guess this is sarcastic? Even if it is, the implication is concerning. Is everyone who wants to be at a healthy weight going to be Lindsay Lohan?

Those who didn't pay for a ticket to either movie?

I'd be happy with that. Gawker is hypocritical tabloid nonsense. I wouldn't care if they weren't pretending to be awful in the name of journalism. Lifehacker, io9, Jalopnik – those sites are alright. I'd miss those (especially Lifehacker).

Just saw that. You've got to be fucking kidding me. The same company that owns AV Club and The Onion now owns Gawker's shit? At least they can just recycle old Star Wipe articles.

Especially once we find out the auction results.

Nice summation of election 2016.

The Cliff Bars tag is almost passive-aggressive in its sparseness, like an angry teenager wrote it.

So, AV Club is doing the "affiliate links pretending to be articles" game now, huh?

In honor of 1996 week and the Boat Trip coverage, let's imagine what the same headline would have meant 20 years ago.

Because, in 2016, we can't have any heroes anymore.

This Nerdwriter guy has been producing some pretty great video essays lately. Wonder when a scandal will hit and we'll all find out he pressured an intern into sex or something.

But will they include the "child who was raped while Aquaman did nothing" back story, or the "autistic child who likes cold water and gets experimented on" back story?

I hope they call it Superman Lives.

Don't worry. The collective "We" didn't like it either. It's you, not them.