Why? Marvel doesn’t follow them either.

Thank you.

Yeah, Marvel’s Dead is Dead rule killed the Ultimate Universe and by the end they weren’t even following it, considering Peter had come back from the dead.

Some of these are good rules in terms of an artist-driven book, which is what Batman: White Knight is. Since the art is the main focus, of course, Murphy doesn’t want the narration boxes to clutter up the page. Also, Murphy loves drawing awesome vehicles.

Its not confusing. When Stan was threatening to sue anyone who said he was being abused by his business manager, that was an obvious red flag for abuse. Now Stan is suing his business manager for that abuse.

This is not me and doesn’t represent my values, I’ll take some time to really think over my actions.

And here we go again.

Countdown to the following:

1.) “Well, Black people use the word all the time, so we should be able to use it too! Either everyone can use it, or no one can!” —If you actually need linguistic reclamation explained to you, ask, and I’ll be happy to provide a calm, respectful description of how it…

i think it just seems fast because it had (has) such theatrical staying power. i’m wondering if, with 2nd run theatres, it’ll be possible to see black panther, infinity war and ant man & the wasp in one day.

Still the only movie to show the Real Darth Vader. The dad joke sucked but I’m going to look up the end battle again right now just as soon as I type this period.

As someone who never cared about Star Wars (didn’t even see the original trilogy till I was 16 or 17, so I don’t have that childhood nostalgia factor), what I liked most about Rogue One was that it kind of...zoomed in on the scope of the series’ main conflict and showed you why the fight mattered to the random people…

Apparently, several different endings which were more ‘good’ were drafted up or considered during production.

In the first version of the screenplay, some lived, only because Gareth Edwards assumed he wouldn’t get away with killing everybody. Ultimately, Kathleen Kennedy agreed that it made sense to kill everybody.

“Because you sort of go, ‘Oh this is a movie where, folks, just look—everyone is going to die.’

“America is a dick punch when you go in for a hug”.

If I remember correctly from the Broken Mirror series, Barclay is chief of security on the ISS Enterprise (after killing Yar), so this move at least makes some sense.