And it couldn't have happened to a better guy. His comedy work is gold, he has an unexpected action star charisma that's really working, and he just seems like such a nice fun person in interviews. I'm so happy for him.

I really appreciate this review for lowering my expectations though. After reading so many reviews that said "Marvel finally got it's third act right!" I was beginning to expect something new and original. Hah. Now that I'm knowing what I'm getting again, chances are higher I'll be entertained rather than disappointed.

Though I get the complaint, that's far from a Marvel problem. More like an "every high budget film since '77" problem.

Sir, my father died in the war to defend that raccoon's right to wear people clothes, and how dare you disparage his sacrifice.

No, please hope the Blacklist gets 10 million viewers so NBC has enough money to keep throwing at Hannibal.

At the risk of sounding obvious, this is why.

Netflix actually has it in a canon order though, with those early season 2 episodes inserted in the middle of season 1 where they're supposed to take place. I love them.

What the hell? Skye hates his fucking guts now. She wasn't even really in love with him before, she just thought he was hot. If she actually falls in love with him, I will stop watching right there. Nothing would be stupider.

I'm actually very relieved the problem is scheduling rather than the writers being that clueless. If you're going to remove one of the shows best characters and keep the boring ones, you better have a good reason.

Agent Not In Season Two!

Only in J.M. Barrie's second edition, after all the lesbian subtext in the original was considered too hot for Edwardian England.

I feel like an idiot for not remembering that. I hope so, if they're sticking to the play in this way, I can only imagine they'll do that too.

Even better, Captain Hook.

And it's 2014 and very few people care about theater anymore, much less how it was done in the 1950s. I'm just happy I assumed the worst and didn't get that.

I've never seen or heard of a women playing Pan off stage though. Sure, this is kind of stage, but it's more importantly a television broadcast going to millions who aren't familiar with tradition like that. The safer, easier option for NBC would be to cast some squeaky voiced boy band type, and I'm glad they didn't…

I'm just glad they're sticking with the tradition of a female lead playing Pan, I was afraid NBC would see that as too weird or something. Plus, she's a good singer and was a good actress in the two seasons of Girls I saw even when she was underwritten. I don't see a big problem here.

Oops, must have skipped over it. Still, now it's just kinda weird because if webcomics are kosher for this list there's so many better options than the newspaper ones listed here.

I'm voting for lazy because the last entry is a webcomic for whatever reason. I love Nimona too, but doesn't it's inclusion completely throw off the theme?

I love the Comics Curmudgeon so dearly for introducing me to the majesty that is Mark Trail.

Makes sense.