I have just… so many questions about how and why this page exists right now.

It's going to be interesting when, in hundreds of years, as future-mutants are scouring through old archived internet pages, looking for clues as to what caused their nuclear fate, they find pages upon pages of people complaining about something called the "Kinjapocalypse."

This kinda made me cry.

I don't know if anyone else has said this already (I'm sure they have), but, uhh, Rhaegar and Lyanna? Dragon and Wolf?

For once… it's actually true.

I joined Disqus on October 4, 2016. I had been perusing AV Club for a little bit and really enjoying reading the comments, and finally decided that I wanted to chime in now and again. Then I found out that I REALLY enjoyed it, just being to have thoughtful, hilarious conversations with people about pretty much…

I struggle with this a LOT. It baffles me how someone could not be paying attention to any of this even a little bit, but there's a significant chunk of the population (granted, they also usually don't vote) who go to work, live their lives, and never ever ever watch the news or hear about what's going on except in…

Sad synergy upvote.

This comes off like a threat, I'll be honest.

This shit makes me feel sick to my stomach, legitimately. It's embarrassing. We should all be ashamed, as a nation, that we let this happen.

Literally why would anyone give a shit about what these people think? Can we please leave them and their views back in the 1500s?

The only thing I know about the Seattle Police Department is that its Medical Examiners office is employed by very sexy zombies.

I was gonna say the same thing. Katie done good on this one.

Midway through episode 1 of Defenders. Seems like Marvels been listening to complaints. Cautiously optimistic!

And as history has shown, obviously after this embattled member of the administration is fired, everything's gonna be smoooooth sailing!

Where's John Brown when we need him?

Trump is a fucking loser. Of course he likes losers.

He's workin' that night cheese, if you know what I mean.

As many as we need, goddammit, papa needs to escape sometimes.

Sigh. The comics explain that Superman's glasses contain fancy newfangled Kryptonian technology that makes Clark's face look different to other people.