I thought this episode stuck closer to the comic than most episodes since the series premiere. For example, Maggie's awkward seduction of Glenn was right out of the comics, sans the F word.

Of course... Javier Bardem will be playing the classic James Bond villain, Chicken Little.

Having watched that movie 100 times, I'm confident that it's not... he wears no tux in the movie. He does wear one hell of a nice white suit.

This reminds me of The Dark Knight Returns, where Batman (on a horse) is rallying the Mutants and the Sons of Batman to police the city during nuclear winter conditions...

B) is incorrect. He got nominated for Best Supporting Actor for the first film. YOU SHALL NOT PASS!

Microwave emitter.... worked in one movie.

"George is in charge of breaking the stories. He's done it on all four movies."

Zombies... just like the Titanic: Women and Children First!

(Interrupting) WRONG!!!!

I threw a rock at him!

Haters on the Red Lantern Comic must be dog people. Come on, a two page spread of an angry cat. What's not to like?

Zombie Robots vs. Vampire Wookies?

It's the suit. Women cannot resist the suit. Men cannot resist the suit. Dogs...

An UNBREAKABLE zombie?

..."And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."

This qualifies as a space battle.... if the Avengers are included in this list.

It actually looks ok... but I can't help thinking "If you can't build a robot, BE a robot!" in Abe Simpson's voice.

There are plenty of politicos who might raised an eyebrow to Senator Patrick Leahy having a cameo in the Dark Knight... but I'd say it didn't detract from the scene at all, no matter your politics...

People seem to be forgetting that the announcement was that SELINA KYLE would be in the film. They specifically didn't actually say "Catwoman".

And probably the after credits scene from Thor, just before the Avengers, since they found the cube.