This is a great idea and I’m all for it. I got into comics as a kid because of the “Hey kids! Comics! displays and the digest comics sold at the checkout counters. I had Archie, DC and Marvel digest comics that I re-read until they fell apart.

I got into comics by picking up issues of Spider-Man and Daredevil at gas stations on long road trips as a kid. Also, my mom picked me up a bunch of comics at the grocery store when I was home sick from school(Squadron Supreme issue 12, I still have it).

Rey was clearly skilled in hand to hand combat and melee weapons. Kylo Ren was struck in the side by a bowcaster and had just finished a fight against Finn. She’s also clearly very force sensitive and powerful.

You took a really short path to butt-stuff there.

You know what else? How long do you think it took Kate to start screaming at Leopold to find a way to send her back?

Was it the first time she threw up for three days straight after eating pre-FDA food?

The first time she learned what women used for hygiene products in the 1870s? And that birth control was basically…

X-Men - world-weary Wolverine stops being a loner to save Rogue.

Actually, I did figure that the New York City in this movie wasn’t real

With abs though.

CW’s latest DC addition

Easy. Like this:

So, a couple little things that bugged me in an otherwise solid episode:

There’s also a mystery box that glows with a blue light. Feel free to place your bets below on what’s in the box.

The problem is, it’s a pre-modern superhero series that still has way too much of the pre-modern aesthetic. Yes, it was also arguably the first modern one, but at the same time, there’s so much of the “we’re still ashamed to come from a comic book” aspect to it that I think the current series isn’t really salvageable.

How quickly they forget

They need to do a hard reboot of the series and recast everybody, probably setting it in the present day. Using Deadpool as a launching-off point for that, while a bit clunky, could at least add a little familiarity.

Star Lord cracks a joke, and then Ant-Man muses that he wishes he had made that joke.

One of the team becomes disabled and a crowd of baddies closes. Drax runs up, ready to fend them off. Then three baddies twice Drax’s size emerge, grinning in sadistic delight. Then the Hulk shows up, backing Drax’s play.

Spider-Man misses a gap, only for Groot’s extended arm reaching out to give him a target to web swing from

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