I've heard that being a narcissist is a lot like being a sociopath: if the thought that you might be one is distressing to you, you're probably not one.

heh. That just makes it look twice as scandalous!

Why is there a woman falling on her head on this logo?

I mean, I hate to profile, but a perversely pseudo-intellectual white dude with crazed notions doesn't typically turn out to be model citizen.

I agree completely. They need to retract that Stephen A. Smith story immediately.

And I always thought the ideal Wonder Women would be Gina Torres. Quick, studio execs, say yes to this before she gets too old.

Wait for it...

Whoever she is, she'll be white. So yall enjoy.

TL;DR: Certifiably insane Texan with a delusional sense of self-importance and a propensity for grand schemes that blow up in his face is featured in some truly unsettling photos and some other dude who looks sane by comparison writes him a letter or something?

1. Jerry Jones

I've got another version which may be a little more credible:

Studio executive: "Stand-alone Wonder Woman movie? That wouldn't work. She doesn't have a compelling narrative to drive the story"

I am still holding on to bitterness that the only time Batgirl has popped up in a movie was the god-awful Batman and Robin. Barbara Gordon is such an excellent character and the DC comic reboots have been really popular, I think it's Batgirl's time to shine.

"I'm not interested in female superheroes so I'm going to assume that everyone else is an asshole like me." Fixed that for you, bud.

All I got from your comment was, "I didn't read the article."

Yeah, ScarJo/Black Widow just doesn't appeal to me.

I wonder what would happen if Michelle Rodriguez and Sean Bean ever co-starred in a movie together. How would it get to Act 2?

I kind of think that a Black Widow movie would be boring. Perhaps a Ms. Marvel?

Woman: Oh . . . oh my. I guess everything really is bigger in Texas . . .

I don't have a worst tattoo story but I do have a best tattoo story.