Two years after the attack, I was taking an intro to journalism elective, and was the only voice in the class, teacher included, who suggested that there wasn’t enough evidence to justify war with Iraq and that we were being railroaded. A girl reminded me they found a “Chemicals Factory.” Oh, ‘Chemicals’ you say? Well…

Lee deserves his tributes and to be mourned by fans...but an entire article about how he “created” Black Panther without mentioning JACK KIRBY once is pretty shitty.

Look, I admire Lee’s accomplishments. I also mourn his death as a fan. But that I just read a multi-paragraph article about how Lee “created” Black Panther without the name Jack Kirby appearing once is either ignorance or incompetence or a combination of both.

All this is great, but please include a simple mention of Kirby and Ditko when talking about creating characters. Lee didn’t do it by himself and may not have been able to do it without those other two (who were very much a part of your comics experience).

Yet another article completely glossing over Jack Kirby.

A Creator of Black Panther, Not one mention of Jack Kirby in the Article. 

I’m really tired of people forgetting that Jack Kirby was Lee’s partner and either created or co-created every major Marvel Comics character. Kirby was very, very, very, very much a part of the creation of the Black Panther. A number of Kirby historians in fact cite compelling evidence that Kirby alone created the…

Well he is God’s collaborator...

So much for conservatives being the champions of diversity of thought.

When that old nightmare died I did a dance on a table.

The conflating pro choice with “pro abortion” irks me too.

Yes. Clark and Bruce met for like 5 minutes in B V S. Yes. They were trying to kill each other. But you forgot one thing. Martha.

Yes, “zero character development before beginning to deconstruct the characters” was (one of) the things that disappointed me most in MoS. But I tend to think that problem is actually just one off shoot of the larger problem, that could be described as either bad luck, or bad timing.

Logan had over 15 years of groundwork laid down.

If there isn’t a huge orange CGI battle at the end, is it even a DC film?

Fair, but Logan is an exception to the rule when compared to DC comics.

“With all that’s going on the world right now, I think people could use a little old-fashioned.”

Notice when Marvel got those strong voiced directors: after Feige got out from under Ike Perlmutter and reporting directly to Bob Iger. Bob lets Kevin execute his vision and trusts him. Ike drove Joss Whedon crazy and out the door over his insisted cuts to Age of Ultron.

Even Superman, I love Superman, but he belongs to an America that doesn’t exist anymore. He represents 20th Century America and I think he peaked then.

Marvel movies work because Marvel Studios makes them. They know their characters. DC movies don’t because WB makes them. They neither know nor care.