A Superman loses his cape.

I don't think there's an argument that people are/can be addicted to video games, but the question is: Is that the fault of video games or biology?

Wait...believing the study makes me an addict?

You DO realize you're attempting to correct someone through the time tested technique of cutting sarcasm, right?

"So, just verbal abuse then?"

Good points.

I mean, this is what I'm carrying (Taken on my Personal HTC One M8, money clip in my pocket)

Even less.

I don't play the Eagle Scout card often, but I am.

Between an unrelated article about how Rick Remender wrote on this game, and this article it looks like I have to give this game a chance.

Neither a new character nor a new idea. DC hasn't been shy about showcasing many possible versions of Superman over their history. One of the more recent appearances of this character prior to Morrison's Multiversity was in the Final Crisis tie-in series Superman: Beyond 3D (also by Morrison).

I don't know about currently but a few years ago they were explained as lenses.

"Meat rotoscoping"!

Many of Batman's villains are an evil mirror image of one aspect of Batman.

It's a cool sculpt, no denying.

That's right! I'm sick of them delaying things and getting it right.

New Star Wars comic will show you that Darth Vader is incapable of delegating.

Stories like these make me so happy I'm out of development in particular and IT in general.

I....don't see the difference?

As a lowly Level 16, let me ask...when does the fun kick in?