That was an NES game.

Yeah, but a buddy of mine went around yelling "You're a choir boy compared to me. A CHOIR BOY!" in a bad Austrian accent for months after End of Days came out.

Spellcheck says it's spelled "grammar"

Whore-Man! Bitten by a radioactive whore, young Peter… ahh fuck it I'm not gonna finish this

Wrong!

I get that, and even sort of respect it, but that style of pop is just 100% not my thing. Hell, the Purity Ring debut was already about as pop as I get.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: they should just say "Fuck it, we'll do it live."

Man oh man, I could not get into the second Purity Ring album at all. Same goes for Grimes' Art Angels. Both were just too pop for me.

In the comics, Pierce ended up getting cyborged up and fell in with a group of Australian cyborg, mutant-hunting mercs called the Reavers. Logan ran with that idea but removed the Hellfire Club backstory and made the Reavers into some kind of Blackwater-esque private merc squad presumably made up of US veterans.…

Losing Ambrose isn't a major loss, in my book. He seems like a decent guy but holy shit I do not enjoy his wrestling.

The Devil! OHHHH LORD

Didn't some writers switch brands, too? Might explain some things.

That Hatesong DESTROYED him

They glossed over pretty much anything that didn't happen in New York or California… and even then, they seemed to skip over NYC's Native Tongues movement entirely. Gangsta rap got an episode, but there was nothing about other 90s movements. No mention of southern labels like No Limit or Cash Money at all. Nothing…

Hip-Hop Evolution was, shall we say, extremely selective in what types of hip-hop it covered.

It's a reasonable assumption to make. Sounds vaguely retro, sings with a "soulful voice" or "blaccent" but is white, doesn't fit the usual body type expectations for a pop singer… yeah, makes sense.

Sometimes these things are so bad that it puts me off the interviewee for life. Al Madrigal, for example.

Yes, if only we could all graduate to the level of trenchant cultural criticism embodied in the Knowleses.

Name: The Yeti
Faction: Dungeon of Doom
Class: Ice mummy
Finisher: Big Spoon (Standing rear hug)

Some of these look and sound like the superheroes my friends' kids come up with off the tops of their heads. That quality can be good or bad, depending on how it's handled. The real question is whether multiple authors can handle that sort of uncanny, goofy/creepy weirdness.