Yes. Actions have consequences.

It appears someone took that information about Black Siren from this episode of theJustice League cartoon and not, like, the actual comics. Weird.

In the comics, Black Siren was Donna Nance, and the only active female member of the Justice Guild of America.

We love Limitless. More people should watch this show! I'm just saying.

You’re the only one that has actually been reporting on this stuff which is shocking. though I also feel like if we don’t have a discussion about this now, then this will be forgotten in a day and it will happen again. We also should not forget about the others before this either. I am still disappointed in this…

The nostalgia is strong with this one.

I am a Volvo Master technician, they are not crap. Some customers treat them like utter shit, can’t afford the real repairs with us, and take them to some mechanic that’s been working on cars forever but doesn’t understand Volvo. Said mechanic then talk smack in which you take as 100% fact and spead it here.

The whole plot of Safety Not Guaranteed is about time travel.

I couldn’t figure out where to wedge this into my review, but how about this crocodile, huh? Even the beasts I didn’t tame were helping me out. (If it’s not animating for you, click it)

Newell is not a rookie at this nor unprofessional, and tuned into what makes good business.

How much do you know about Iron Fist? Because it seems that a huge part of his characterization is that he’s a fish out of water in Asia, and also his rich white background grates on Luke Cage when they work together. Granted an Asian American could be a fish out of water or play against Luke Cage, but I don’t think…

Am I the only one that sees dark skin every time I look at his hands and skin around his eyes? I only ever see people suggest white characters, but I’ve always assumed it’s Wally...

Are you thinking rasp or straw?

I’m excited to see Punisher in Daredevil, but since we are already getting him in that capacity, I’m hoping they make a Taskmaster or Moon Knight series.

I’m wondering if that isn’t how we get Hulk in Ragnarok, that Tony decides to send him to Asgard in Civil War, starting the “Civil War”

Man, Boris the Bear. I haven't thought about that comic in years!

Daryl. I know you found a rocket launcher, so now every problem looks like it requires a rocket launcher-shaped solution. But you know how else you could have lit that pool of oil on fire? A goddamned lighter. Settle the hell down.

C’mon. You know it was much worse then with all the chromium foil hologram polybagged bullshit.

Lincoln and Cohan’s reaction to the season finale all but confirm that a certain someone is going to die... Bring on the feels...

In-universe flash-forward, maybe as a framing sequence? Or a better sendoff in the mainline continuity?