Come on, now. He worked REALLY HARD to perfect using his regular voice for this role.

The goons were using crossbows as a thematic tie to poison dart frogs.

This really should be the first item on the list.

I told myself I was going to do that, but it turns out I love hacking too much.

I normally have the same take, but for Kilgrave/Purple Man the grounded look was the way to go. Half the struggle for Jessica was just proving that the guy exists. Having some guy with purple skin walking around NY would've destroyed any chances of that working.

“...wall-mountable magnetic base the figure’s hands and feet can stick to.”

I want to see him fight all the corgis.

I don’t think that’s how it was meant. It was more along the lines of, “You’ve got some stuff to work through. I know because I’ve been where you are right now.”

The woman in Luis’ story at the end of Ant-Man talks about knowing several superhumans that we never meet. In Doctor Strange we meet a former student at Kamar-Taj who left to live a normal life; presumably there are more who aren’t full time sorcerers at various sanctums. Shang Chi showed an underground fight club…

That really sucks for glasses wearers. They've done a few figures that have glasses, so why not include those old glasses as options?

I think it all depends on how the preset options look and work. If facial hair is limited to something printed onto an otherwise clean shaven face, you’re out of luck. If the facial hair presets include sculpts, you might find something close to how your beard looks. If the 14 facial hair presets are exclusively…

I’m probably an outlier in this regard, but I'd rather have a plain clothes option for the body.

“Prepare your mind, body, and soul: the teaser trailer for the new Super Mario Bros. movie starring Chris Pratt and Charlie Day this October 4.”

Costume Quest is indeed a glaring omission.

This list needs more Silver Bullet.

“Which in fact made it hard to tell they even WERE flashbacks until the one little girl said ‘Cassa,’ implying that’s our hero.”

I would like to know more about Chobb.

Whenever a dev releases an announcement trailer for a game that’s just a few lines of dialogue and a logo, I think they should release a “gameplay” trailer using whatever unfinished or placeholder assets they have at the time. I know it’s more involved to make and may show features or content that doesn't wind up in…

This is cool and I’m excited by the news, but can we also get a spiritual successor to The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction?

Even though the bulk of the story would still be the same, it would’ve been cool if they let things diverge for a little longer. Like until you get inside Arasaka’s penthouse. Instead of always meeting Jackie and always being sent to steal the Relic, have a different temp partner and visit the penthouse under…