Superman: GREAT SCOTT! NILUS is using his KINJA-RAY to summon MANIMAL from the PHANTOM ZONE, and it’s causing ROBIN to apprehensively shield his MOUTH with his HAND!

Or else try what I believe is one of his most approachable (for him — grading on a curve here) novels, A Scanner Darkly.

If you’re having trouble getting your head around Dick’s novels, I’d suggest trying some of his short story collections. The shorter form allowed him to introduce one mind-bending concept, elaborate on it, and then end the story, as opposed to stirring a dozen or so of them around in a novel.

(sniffs) Technically, the full name of the first group is “Bruce Campbell Vs. Army of Jesus”.

“When Mexico sends its people ... they’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people.” - Donald Trump, June 2015

Joe Dante saying to Rob Bottin “Can you make disturbing latex Thing-like versions of the Tasmanian Devil and various Tex Avery cartoons?”; well, that’s pretty much my entire checklist right there.

There’s so many!

I’m just going to leave this here, then.

Lots of their song titles lend themselves to Fox News: Bullet Proof (I Wish I Was), Knives Out, You And Whose Army?, Life In A Glass House...

I don’t know off binging all of this show would be a good idea. You might overdose from that much “David Lynch heroin”.

Yes. As Dikachu replied to me yesterday, it’s an editorial decision, meant to keep discussion focused on the story, discouraging tangents and discussion of unrelated elements.

I didn’t; the instructions seemed to imply current Disqus users should use a burner. I’ll experiment with connecting via my Facebook account, although I don’t want to post as that. Since the account I’m using right now exists, is there a way to reassign me a key?

“If it’s a legitimate meme, the host body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.”

Yeah, but what happens when we log out (or get logged out)? To log back in, we Disqus-converters need our keys, which were never displayed to us...

I just sent this to Kinja’s help desk:

Replies to the (first listed) author of the piece, apparently. (This threw me as well.)

So the very first story published after the switch to Kinja begins with:

Should've gone with Kaypro Corporation.

No, it's okay, because the alt-right frequently calls those who disagree with it "Communists", and um, well…