I did a movie-hopping double feature of Fury Road and Furious 7 this summer. It was a very unfair comparison and made one of those movies look significantly worse than it would have normally.

That scene when Coach Taylor finally cracks and hugs Vince Howard during the last season? Nearly bought me to tears.

It's not necessarily the popularity alone, it's more the "You're either with me or against me" bullying mentality and the power that comes with said popularity and how it can be abused. That's the problem with her popularity.

Hey guys! Quick question: how are the last-gen versions of the game? I have a PS3 and probably can't even get to TPP for a long time but I'm just wondering. Is it a "PS4/Xbone or GTFO" situation?

I call him the poor man's Lex Luthor from Smallville.

This image is so enraging that it can only be balanced by Jim Steranko's story about slapping Bob Kane in the face.

I laughed at your description, "lazybones." How many artists fall under that category now? The biggest one that comes to mind is J. Scott Campbell. He was never my favorite artist, but back in the Gen 13 days he was around Jim Lee-levels of fame. His style's taken a turn for the worse, IMO, leaning more towards…

I think it's hard to compare the book to its previous incarnation. If you think about how we're 6 issues into a brand new series with a mostly fresh cast, the level of characterization is about right at this point. I imagine I could grow to love the current cast nearly as much as I loved the previous one, given enough…

The All-New Hawkeye development was one of the most baffling twists I've seen in a mainstream comic in the past 10 years. Just made absolutely zero sense. I mean, SHIELD is still out there, right? You know — the place Clint and Kate actually kidnapped the kids from in the first place?

That's really pleasant to hear. I think being a working artist can be pretty tough. You can get a lot of people approaching you online or in person and you never know if it'll lead to work or just asking for a freebie.

You mean near-peak Francavilla, but not quite?

The Black Beetle Vol. 1 by Francesco Francavilla. The Darwyn Cooke foreward in the book set the right expectations for the book. Simply gorgeous artwork in this book. The storytelling didn't necessarily make me hold on to edge of my seat, but Francavilla did do a great job of creating a bizarre pulpy world set in the…

It's pervasive in other parts of society too. Yesterday I saw rumors that they're going to reboot the Tomb Raider film franchise. Some of the directors mentioned included Catherine Hardwicke and Kathryn Bigelow. We've heard much similar talk around choosing a female director for the Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel…

He's seriously in my Top 5 comic artists. His All-New X-Men made the book so much more readable. I felt a pretty big decline kick in once he left.

The Paul Jenkins/Jae Lee maxi-series is my favorite Inhumans story for that very reason: it presents the inhumans as some otherworldly culture that is downright fascinating. The recent comics, by comparison, feel like Game of Thrones-lite even in the most generous terms. On Agents of SHIELD season 2, I couldn't get…

I haven't read any of the original Wonder Woman books, but Jill Lepore's recent book The Secret History of Wonder Woman is essential reading.

The Inhumans stuff on Agents of SHIELD hasn't been nearly effective for me as it seemingly has been for most of the show's regular viewers. I think the problem is that the source material just hasn't been that great so far in the publishing world. I hold hope that the Inhumans movie could be great if it leans on the…

He was great as Baymax in Big Hero Six too. I'm hoping for a sequel partially just so he can get more work. Hell, I'd kill for a sequel either way. So many colors! So much action. So much T.J. Miller.

From what I recall, "Shadows" was the first EU title to get its own action figures in the post-1995 toyline. It legitimized the spinoff in a sense, and I remember the toys even had their own cool packaging. I think they were purple.

I agree with you. I think it's an exciting enough set piece on its own, but the movie essentially grounds to a halt so that it can work around it. I still think it's insane that Obi-Wan — possibly the main character of the movie — is sitting on a plane for about 30 minutes while the rest of the movie continues.