A sense of fun, the idea that they know what they are, cohesion, unforced edginess, consistent writers table.

All the headers look like kidnapping pictures.

No wager needed. Year 100 is perfection.

Secret Identity
Man of Steel
American Alien has been solid, too.
Peace on Earth
Adventures of Superman digital comic.

"Oh boy!"

Episode 8 spoilers…how?

I'd also like to take this time to announce that I'm accepting funding for an Old Man Denzel Documentary.

Adam Driver was born to play Slowpoke Gonzalez.

Let Berlanti be the Feige of the operation.

The fuckery in this article is nearly blinding.

"And now open your books to Dawes 3.12."

Literally no one in the film calls him out on that. It's rather progressive—though slightly unrealistic given that this is the 80's—that his character ISN'T defined by his skin, but by his ideals.

Yeah, it's essentially plotless, but that doesn't mean there isn't a ton of story. Changing persona, competition, the unlikelihood of being a pro at something—all those themes get explored in the story. Even Dazed had the little sheet of paper to sign, and there is definitely a climatic scene in that film. However, I…

*drops snow-globe on floor*

….Nah

This appearance should really punch up his recognition.

…………..wut

Major is like most of the girlfriends on the other comic book CW shows: annoying when they didn't know the secret, but great when they were brought into the fold.

You told them it WASN'T a porno, right?

Take that…take that…take that