“They don’t even look scary – more like six foot toys.”

William Gibson approved. #burningchrome now trending again.

It’s because of the climactic rise in focusing on women in media nowadays. Especially since it was 2 weeks after the Avengers “situation.” People expected the females to be relegated to eye-candy that Mad Max had to save, and while they still were it was the presentation that got to folks.

I’ve been to several Star Wars weekends now and it still bothers me that they don’t decorate Spaceship Earth like the Death Star, at least for that month!

With a group of friends...

Graphic Design does not equate to Web Design.

It is mind-boggling. It’s one of those wonders that makes you realize that the existence of life and its mundane, day-to-day are so vastly amazing. There is all of that space out there, but nothing recording it. It’s just there, with no purpose other than just to simple be. Literally the idea that the universe exists…

It’s like those days of the SNES/PS1 JRPG days never existed right?

Better yet is pointing out that by eating a “salad,” or other typically vegetarian tropes, they’re killing animals through starvation. Or by destroying the ecosystems they live in by having farms consume more landmass for the GMO foods they consume. Or swaths of...oh you get the point.

You are correct. Warner owns everything related to DC content as they own DC in general.

I wish this show had gotten more recognition. Especially since it came out nearly a decade before Bakuman. :(

I didn’t say it wasn’t full of supposition. Thank you for clarifying your arguments. However, I still disagree with it being stupid.

You’re forgetting something. The Future Flash that Barry saw when he traveled back is just that, from the future, when he is stronger and more secure in his powers. Our Barry doesn’t know how to control that yet, which is consistent with the comics.

Barry didn’t. That was the most gut-wrenching moment of the episode. Barry got to go back in time and tell his mom he loves her, and that everyone is fine. That is more heartbreaking than trying to bring her back, simply allowing the timeline to happen as should. Her last moment on life is seeing her son alive,…

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Honestly, I loved the Sword of Azrael arc that introduced the character. No qualms about it. The idea behind the character was great and it’s is by far one of my favorite Dennis O’Neil arcs. The idea of Jean Paul Valley having no knowledge of his father’s true purpose was handled well. I mean, the shock of seeing your…

Oh GOD! Someone gets it!

To avoid this....

I see where you’re coming from. The thing is, it’s just as convoluted as the film. Natasha was the one that suggested running away to Banner. It was her plan to bolt in the bedroom scene. And plays the “I’m sterile” card to try to entice a favorable response from Banner. Her years as an assassin don’t cut it, instead…