Why are you being so dramatic?

It’s like there’s not a single page of that run that doesn’t make you wish you were reading Grant Morrison’s instead.

I’m of the opinion that philosophy has guided new writers on books for the last two decades, and when it’s a character like Catwoman with instant public recognition, it’s probably better to start off a new team’s run with some new characters, not insular references-as-characters that depend on comic-book-fan online…

But it usually doesn’t. Comic books don’t really need more IRONY!!! today.

The Batman: The Animated Series costume’s just as good. The artist for this book isn’t.

Aren’t people in Batman comics often wearing clothes that a lot more than 30 years old?

Yeah, the article mentioned that. In the excerpt you quoted in your comment.

If someone found the bear and turned it in, they’d be arrested for stealing it anyway. That’s how that works. Never bring a wallet in to the cops.

In this case?

Never? Did you just emerge from a sealed-off mineshaft? They’ve been playing her stuff non-stop in grocery stores, convenience stores, etc. for years.

I mean... I like Swift’s music, but it’s easy to become “immune to outside distractions” when you never have to work for a living. Swift’s father purchased her a music career when she was still a minor.

It’s really awkward of you to think it’s anti-LGBT for a gay couple to break up

“When it comes to space invaders versus Avengers, this creative team delivers the goods. The Avengers’ Quinjet gets a Ghost Rider makeover and flies through space shooting fireballs out of two skull-shaped cannons. Black Panther puts on a mecha suit and fights a Super-Skrull with all the powers of the Fantastic Four.”

Glitch? Oh, I see what you’re... no, that’s a TV show called Star Trek: Discovery

Can you not fucking make everything about Donald Trump please

This pretty much sums up your brand of idiot out-of-context commenting

Social reject is maladjusted, details at 11

Did I ever see a game with a premise, and a sort of glorious self-seriousness, so intensely dorky that I couldn’t help but kind of love it?

Prosecutors are also measured as successes in the real world in the same way. They’re no more on the side of justice than the cops; they are on the side of the state, and if they fail to get convictions, they’ve failed the state.

If “they” presented that in a comic book (“revealed” would be how it was presented in a fictional world, and we live in the real one) then everyone would ignore it.