Agreed. It’s like he learned nothing from the Gawker outing the Conde Nast exec. There was an asshole who wanted that public too, but that wasn’t his right, and Gawker got rightly lambasted.

You’ve only demonstrated that you miss the point Jason. Those two don’t strips don’t fight against each other, and now you look like a hurt child trying to score Internet points.

So, help me out here. I’m not sure what your motivations are and what your actions are.

I stopped visiting Kotaku a while ago but came back to see just what kind of response this comic would provoke and I have to say I’m not surprised in the slightest.

I guess it’s impossible that in ten years you can find an instance where journalists were right and another where they were wrong.

Funny, the behavior of this site indicates you can dish “it” out but you can not take “it”.

“A comic misrepresenting a situation I’m involved in.”

No, totally. Dishing it out but being unable to take it isn’t weird or hypocritical in the slightest. Let’s run more stories about Dickwolves and what an asshole Krahulik is to prove how totally fair and not thin skinned you are Jason.

Critical Miss did it too, with an albeit backhanded compliment. In any event complaining about being blacklisted and then essentially blacklisting the most popular web-comic on the internet for mentioning it reeks of hypocrisy. How many articles on Dickwolves did you guys run? If you can dish it out it is unreasonable…

Both of those PA comics can be true at the same time. Showing them both together does not demonstrate author hypocrisy.

Yes, but that’s what a movie is: manipulation.

In short: JJ abrams knows how to direct a movie.

Yes Han Solo! We’re up for this!

It’s because reporting no longer relies on accuracy. Reporting is more about who posted it first, whether it be Twitter, formal article, Facebook or any other form of social media. Accuracy is particularly troublesome in the Twitterverse.

Going to have to go with Witcher 3 for this one. I wasn’t even hyped for that game, but it sure showed me. Also going to have to give CD Project Red Developer of the year with all they’ve done to support it post launch.

Yep and Sony is still opposed to it. Cause apparently $30 a year for a company’s backlog of games isn’t in the consumer’s best interest. EA is wanting to add their 360 titles to the service so that adds more to the value. Once games are in the vault they’re not going away either.

It’s like Titanfall, Destiny, and CoD had some sort of weird threesome and this was the baby; I’m okay with that.

Well for one, I can’t think of an example where so many tier 1 heroes were replaced in nearly the same way at the same time. If at any time a half dozen or more much loved heroes were replaced in their primary print runs by humanoid bear versions, I can guarantee you’d have a bunch of people complaining about ‘another…

Look, I have no problem with a new, more diverse set of superheroes. It’s been a long time coming.

I wouldn’t mind Frasier’s apartment. Or NYC in FO5 with the apartments from Friends and Seinfeld. The skeletal remains of Marcel and Little Jerry would be welcome.