He's Gabbo?

While I am in agreement with you re: children, I can neither confirm nor deny my reaction, because it was thirty years ago.

I should get it out and snap some photos.

Here's my Real Ghostbusters Firehouse playset story:

Ah, yes, "Rescue."

I wonder if her armor will only be 78% as powerful as Tony Stark's.

Hear, hear!

Looks like someone beat me to saying that once you have seen one fireworks show, you have seen ALL fireworks shows. I don't even care to go, but my wife loves them, so I go every year.

I don't remember much about this movie, haven't seen it since I was a kid. I do remember, even at 8, being taken by how beautiful Jennifer Connelly was.

Kevin Conroy, alternating between Bruce and Batman where appropriate.

So calming. AND he has baby squirrels!

He's just like Rowboat Cop, and Chappie is a bad rowboat!

You know, the AV Club turned into a furry version of "Clerks" so gradually, I never noticed!

That is pretty much what happened to me, except it's kind of soured my views of the series as a whole. Everything that sticks out in my memory is the "edgy" stuff that I can't imagine ages very well, and the story strikes me as very thin once you remove all of that.

Ugh, Odin Quincannon is in this? The part of the series he was in can (and did upon rereading) be skipped entirely, and nothing is lost in the overall story.

I'm a little sorry I missed it now.

That was Floridian hot sauce magnate and appalling asshole Billy Mitchell.

I have a few, the first being "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," a movie ostensibly about alien visitation, but is really about how Richard Dreyfuss is a terrible father and husband. I've tried to watch it many times, but I always fall asleep.

This is my first time seeing it. Am I so out of touch?

So, despite not having read this, but knowing that Old Man Logan was pretty much garbage (no matter what my friends all say!), can we just infer that Mark Millar is a shitty writer?