People were dismissive/angry when Ledger was cast so I’d hold fire for the time being

Hey, I loved Ledger’s performance as much as the next guy but maybe we shouldn’t judge Leto based on 5 seconds of screen time in a trailer?

that would be great if the broncos weren’t the only team that can offer him a contract.

Or as ESPN puts it on their front page: “Source: Union to cry collusion if WRs don’t sign”.

Yeah, in no way are they in bed with the NFL. Nope.

The format was awesome. But what really made it special was the talent. Bryant and Pederson have ridiculous raw power. And they’re young. Fielder is one of the strongest hitters in MLB. Frazier can jack. Rizzo is a great hitter. Pujols has revived his career. Machado was probably the “weakest” hitter and he's still a…

That was honestly the best Derby I can recall since Griff won at Fenway in ‘99.

Agreed.

Considering how not-on-board folks were when Heath Ledger was cast as Joker, I am not going to make any judgments regarding Jared Leto at this early stage.

Can’t edit atm, but Viola Davis seems like a great Amanda Wallace.

On the one hand, Katana and Enchantress look great. On the other hand WHY ARE THEY NOT DOING THE HARLEY VOICE? Seriously, the actress looks like she’s embodying the character well but why on earth would you do Harley and drop what is probably the single most notable thing about her from a performance perspective?! She…

Haha what? Mission Impossible and Star Trek were both resurrected by him, and made better imho.

Michigan State and Wisconsin both did nicely in the Bowl Games last year.

Cardale is impressive both on and off the field. Even as an Ohio State hater, I like him more than I like most QBs, pro and college.

To be fair, that happened in the comics all the time too.

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Someone on the io9 Facebook comments was going on about how shameful it is that Lewis is here daring to talk about nonfiction, and promoting ‘his version’ of the events and politicizing the con, which is only about fiction. So I decided to correct him.

A real super hero at Comic-Con.

Washington Post had a great counter argument to this: