@PanicDriver: Incomplete? Do you not understand the concept of the DLC? It's additional content, often times side missions or stories that don't really affect the central game.

@StarTropicana: The only problem with this story is that you still shop at Gamestop.

@FotoVerite: As a straight guy I hate it too, because it implies that only gay men can understand and help their female friends with their problems.

@AngriestGeek: Save up your anger for the Superman casting itself.

@Mr.Anansi: That could be true. Maybe the photo isn't doing it justice.

@AngriestGeek: Like someone else mentioned, Snyder does have an eye for visuals though.

@AngriestGeek: I'm a Superman fan and I don't see what the big deal is about Snyder. Whis is everyone acting like this is the worst thing ever?

I think it looks great. It looks like a battery that an ancient and powerful culture would make.

@samboa86: I noticed that too... seems like they fucked up. Anyone that has used a clothespin before knows which way it pinches... Freaking rich comtemporary artists and their dryers...

Another WoW-killer, killed.

@Kogo: How to feel about being aroused by the fox-eared aspect? Or that it's a character made out of pixels?

@HDguru7: Sprint is a sinking ship.

@Lizard_King: This. You wouldn't believe how many people I've talked to with Android phones that say "Yeah, it's not an iPhone, but it's what was available."

@Lodril: Can you expand upon why it's terrible to shop there?

@Rosie's Revenge: She's annoying as hell on Gossip Girl (both the character and her acting), whicih is why she hasn't even made an appearance in the latest season.

Since I have him in my avatar, I feel the need to speak on this.

I think the future of Star Wars (and science fiction in general) is in video games/interactive media.

@seanpat12: I'm defending the right of someone who came up with something to own it.

@Chris Braak: Supergirl's outfit in the comics IS more or less a high school cheerleader's outfit.

Considering they thought it up, it's fair. Whether or not the public caught on to their marketing strategy and made the phrase "common" is not the issue.