To me this version of Batman v Superman felt more like Punisher vs. Dr. Manhattan... which might not have been my preferred take on the characters, but I was OK with it... The big negative for me was a cohesive story... I feel that if you have a lot of “fun”/“wow” moments in a movie that lacks cohesion?... It’s kind…

Yes, let’s spend six years retelling and tweaking movies that are barely a decade old... instead of, you know, telling new, exciting, original stories... Thanks, but no thanks! It’s done, the story is told... we should all learn to live with that fact, I think... Plus, the Prequels were completely watchable movies…

I don’t understand why people are having a fit over SG not being a mutant. When this just shows that the character actually matters to Marvel and that is a good thing.

I think I lost your train of thought... To be honest, at this point I have no idea what you’re talking about... or why you’re arguing with me over continuity in DC Comics when I never argued against it...

Continuity might matter, but it doesn’t have to be based on real world logic. There was no need to specify a time period (five years ago) and then have creators run circles around themselves to make all the stuff fit into that time period. The heroes have been around for several years and helped train these young…

1) Why does a “logical time line” even have to exist. Why did DC have to go through all this trouble to erase the original Titans because it’s only been five years since the heroes got together and because our heroes are still young. Seriously, who cares? It’s comic books!