I hear Bing is the best search engine for that, these days

I've walked past that street corner.

I can imagine Electric Light Orchestra singing that line.

Are you all right there, old bean?

Like most of Butler's work, this is pretty heavy material, but I think the right person is in charge.

Sort of hoping Rey gets a dual-blade yellow lightsaber by the next film…

Oh, you'll love Medium.com comments then.

The least mentally healthy and resilient people are the ones with the most accurate self-judgment.

Gaussian blur only gets you so far.

I need my Disqus daily briefing (how many upvotes I've had overnight)!

Exploding on the toilet after eating one too many chicken burgers.

It's not pointed enough to be making a point, if you know what I mean. Just feels like it's now house style to be on the defensive since that wildly off-the-mark review.

Well, I don't think Judge Dredd's editors have ever really exercised that tight a grip on the direction. I do know that Wagner and Grant ended their writing partnership partly over their fundamental disagreement about whether Dredd is capable of being a human being or not (Grant no, Wagner yes).

Hmm, the American version of Gizmodo doesn't make its RSS feed discoverable (the Aussie localised version does) so that doesn't bode well as it's the same tech platform.

The nice thing about Judge Dredd's whole "year of comics = year of actual time" is that Karl Urban could play him at any point in his career for the next 40 or so years.

I first saw him as Caesar in Xena: Warrior Princess.

Judge Dredd is interesting as the 40-year-long-and-counting narrative of an unshakable bastion of a fascist regime veeerrrrry slowly lose his faith in that regime.

Even this article can't resist putting a sour spin on the details. I'm beginning to think Dredd ran over the AV Club's cat with his Lawmaster.

None of you MAGA chuds have a single original thought, do you? Completely witless.

Go fuck yourself to death with a chainsaw, you snivelling little sister-raping shit toad.