Seriously did Gerard Butler make a bet with someone that he couldn't appear in a film that was more racist than 300?

Honestly, this is a constant thing in superhero comics where situations that require more than one hero's attention end up being solved by just the one the story is focusing on.

Same with Laurel on Arrow. Fans hate the characters for being kept in the dark and then when they voice righteous anger at it, they're called whiny. I couldn't help but laugh at how fans raked Laurel over the coals for keeping Lance in the dark about Sara in season 3 while ignoring that Oliver had kept far more…

I feel the opposite. There's more than enough conflict on this show as is.

1) So a virus that Winn wrote years ago, for Earth computers, works to destroy an alien cyber-intelligence?

Teaching her to fight is pretty much the only good thing this guy has done for her. She could have learn that from Oliver. Or Diggle. Hell, just look up some martial arts dojo. For every moment he's "helped" her, there's numerous others he's put her in danger.Hell, he was the reason she was in danger last season.

That invites investigations that Damien doesn't have time to deal with.

The Joker's been like this since at least the 2000s.

May I ask what you hate about the comics so much?

I don't think so. The story didn't say anything about Joker and Batman that other writers hadn't said and done better.

That's the issue with well intentioned extremists. You have to make them seem somewhat human while also not forgetting they're evil.

What I meant to say was "how was Wonder Woman a mega bitch" in this footage. I'll give you the skimpy outfit though it is better than what she tends to wear in the comics. But I don't see why you think they just want to titillate to boys or that they'll make Diana unlikable. I mean, yes that's a general issue in…

Most of them haven't committed any crimes on US soil other than illegal immigration, and the evidence of whatever they did blew up with Krypton.

The last bit is one of many instances in which humans by default seem to be afforded than non humans. Remember the episode where Kara killed Red Tornado after it was shown he was sentient?

I'd also argue the simplistic villains part. Terra from Teen Titans is much more nuanced than her comic counterpart who was evil from the start. Jade from Young Justice is not the country-nuking lunatic she was in the comics either and Black Manta shows that he clearly loves his son despite his evil qualities.

And how long do you think that would last? This is Darkseid we're talking about. Entering into an alliance with him is never a victory.

Had the show continued I'm sure that would have bit them in the ass. Darkseid is no one's pet.

The DEO stuff is crime-fighting, though.

1) No we aren't meant to ignore Harley's body count. It doesn't make the Joker any less of an abuser given Harley's established mental issues. It's not like we ever see her hitting back in kind.

A tie-in The Decepticons they killed were responsible for the deaths of some Autobots on another planet. Plus, those Decepticons had no problem wrecking stuff and killing humans during their escape.