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Oh, wait ...

Crisis on Infinite Earths proves that good art can make up for poor storytelling, but only barely and only rarely.

Could xenomorph saliva work as a lubricant, though?

I'd like zombies to go back to their Haitian Vodun roots. Mindless shells under the absolute command of a powerful witchdoctor are better than rotting flesh-eaters any day of the week

bkev said:

Wolfman said:

^^ I have been reading the Batgirl issues of this story arc. The last page of Batgirl #17 was pretty gruesome. The story concludes in this weeks Batman #17. I think I may know what you mean. If so....yeah..what ?

 

I read a preview that basically gives away the end of the arc and I'm pretty sure it's gruesome as hell if I have it right.

*POTENTIAL SPOILER*

It seems like the Joker is going to serve him Alfred's corpse on a plate.


*END SPOILER*

I can't quite remember what the last film I watched was. I think it might have been Superman and the Mole-Men.

This meme has become so very undead.

My reaction can be summed up with three letters and one punctuation mark.

WTF?

I see Padme isn't a candidate on the list. Good for you!

Cobra Kai said:

But yes, this would be the among the dumbest ideas ever, along with Yaddle, midichlorians, Boba Fett as a kid, and cg clone troopers.

I used to care.

Yes, it is as stupid as it looks.

Well, that was an adaptation. Plus, I never read it. =P

Abrams strikes me as a slightly above average director. He can coax good performances out his cast, but his films are rather pedestrian from a visual point of view.

Ah, well, there are plenty of worse choices they could have gone with. I just hope the story's decent and that there're new lightsaber colours.

I downloaded a copy and gave it a look-over awhile ago. It was in Spanish/Italian/Portugese, though, so I couldn't actually read it, per se, and can't really give an informed opinion on it.

That said, its obviously the introductory chapter in a longer storyline and not a complete, self-contained story in and of itself. I personally do not go for the decompressed, six+ issue storyline virus crippling modern comics, so I'm personally glad I never got the chance to waste the money buying it.

Things About the Silver Age Superman Comics I Like

* Multicoloured kryptonite

* The exotic locales on Krypton (Jewel Mountains, Scarlet Jungle, etc.)

* The Fortress of Solitude

* Kara Zor-El Supergirl

Things About the Silver Age Superman Comics I'm Indifferent Towards

* The bottle city of Kandor

* Super-genius criminal Lex Luthor

* Phantom Zone criminals

Things About the Silver Age Superman Comics I Hate

*Everything not mentioned above

I hate it when beautiful cover art is marred by big, ugly, distracting barcodes and captions.

Yes, he is. He transcends all possible universes and breaks every physical law.

Short answer: no

Long answer: hell no

NeverarGreat said:

Vader routinely says "The Force is with _", a practically meaningless statement considering that according to the PT, the Force is simply a certain concentration of organisms in a person's blood.

Without the midi-chlorians, life could not exist, and we would have no knowledge of the Force. They continually speak to us, telling us the will of the Force.

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Bingowings said:

 

WRONG CAPTION.

That it's not ironic makes it ironic.

^And this is why the human race is not long for this world.