A fantastic comic (and a solid, thoughtful review). I love that Marvel has been challenging the boundaries of what a superhero comic is and what it and its heroes look like. They don't always connect, but when they do, it's a thing of wonder.

You're all wrong. It's the long awaited movie version of the popular 1950s BBC radio comedy The Goon Show. Starring Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, and the otherworldly insanity of the great Spike Milligan.

Or, you guessed it, Frank Stallone.

Certainly she can afford to be politically clueless.

Everyone in this thread died on the way back to their home planet.

You can't just say that and not explain why it's banned! C'mon, [Thanksgiving] dish!

Only on Thursdays.

Unsettling Beasts and How to Find Them

With a crane shot.

Paul Simon rings Dennis's doorbell and apologetically performs "Late in the Evening"…

I was kind of hoping life would stop being so political, but things get worse across the board, so it seeps into entertainment and pop culture like sewage dripping from a pipe.

I really don't want to know who else is in this tontine.

Well, in that case, I definitely don't deserve one.

Tale as old as time.

Looking forward to seeing Jimmy Kimmel ruffle Kong's fur on his show.

Look, it's easy: every week the Star Trek crew teams up with a different classic CBS cast. This week: Star Trek meets Magnum, PI! Next week: team-up murder mystery with Jessica Fletcher. Special sweeps crossover with The Big Bang Theory. Classic black-and-white episode where they meet I Love Lucy. Big Saturday night…

The best avatar/name/comment synergy, ever.

I don't like the Holodeck. It's something rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.

What If…? Granny's name was Martha?

And Michael Shannon rarely upvotes his own comments.