Marvel Unlimited is definitely worthwhile and much more affordable than buying, you know, actual comic books. Sometimes it's frustrating to have to wait a month for the next issue of something that's already been out for ages - I enjoyed Darth Vader so much that waiting on "new" ones to become available was…

Season Two was something of a letdown and not as memorable as Season One, but I still enjoyed it. I don't mind them taking time to explore the supporting cast, since any show needs a deep bench if its going to have legs. And the ensemble was one of my favorite things about 30 Rock. The real problem here is that…

Yes, looking forward to something I can watch on Netflix to cleanse the palate of Iron Fist.

He might be ok as the director of an Injustice movie, since that take on the characters seems more up his alley. Problem is he doesn't realize those characters aren't supposed to be like that.

"If Superman smiled while he snapped Zach Snyder's neck, I would've enjoyed Man of Steel more."

I'm not normally disquieted by this kind of thing but I honestly can't unsee that MLB thing in the header. I'm kind of glad I haven't watched the actual video. I kind of wish I could stop carefully scrolling to the top of the page for another horrifying peek. And hey, for anyone who didn't have enough fun with…

So of course the first thing I do is Google "trypophobia." Immediate regret sets in. Then I do it again to make sure it was really that bad. It was. I guess I'm lucky you didn't tell me to never put salt in my eye.

The cockroaches were easily bigger than any gecko I saw. These are like Cretaceous-style, movie-monster roaches. They probably ate the geckos.

The aversion to rattlesnakes is a bit funny. I probably hear more stories of mountain lion attacks here each year than I do rattlesnake bites. Which I guess is not exactly a reason to go outdoors, but the odds do seem more in your favor with respect to dangerous wildlife than oh, say regularly commuting on Hwy 36.

That was my first encounter with one and yeah, the big takeway was that cutting them in pieces does NOT work. It became weirdly similar to the video game "Centipede." I eventually gathered up all the small centipedes I had created, put them under a very heavy textbook, and stood on it until I was pretty sure they…

As a fellow Denverite, I feel you're overselling our cowtown-ness just a bit, but if anything you are underselling the joys of our 99% bug-free lifestyle.