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Green Arrow pouting with his arms cross, Black Canary as a Green Lantern trying to comfort him. GA: "I could be a planetary threat if I wanted to." BC: "Of course you could, dear."
They have horse nips instead?
The alcoholic juicehead secretary of war crimes is a psychopath.
British Book Awards announce first ever Graphic Novel shortlist
The six nominees in line for the British Book Awards’ inaugural Graphic Novel of the Year are a mix of kids titles and pieces for adults - all of which are published in the UK
If you're writing in Latin, no, not really.
Your job is to pick the worst possible actor to play James Bond. Go!
"Remember this [embarrassing moment]?"
There are only three days left so it's unlikely it'll hit its goal, but there's a Kickstarter ongoing for a series of immersive audio stories set in the Withered Hill universe.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/tom...
I think most of the new Gorillaz album is fairly chill. Doesn't overly grab me, but is something inoffensive to toss on the background. I did find it funny among everything else that Albarn tried to do a Bowie track, though.
If you want to add another oddity to it (apart from appearing on that soundtrack to that movie), it was also co-written with Tori Amos.
That movie had one of the weirdest places for a Peter Gabriel banger to show up randomly on the soundtrack.
That's a yes?
When the singer shouts "1 2 3 4" out of time when the song is in 7/8.
Is there any difference in approach or having to keep things in mind for superhero wfh vs. licensed IP? (Like how Lucasfilm apparently had a braintrust despite it all being Disney or if like Lionsgate or CW stakeholders have oversight, etc.)
Jamey Sheridan as Randall Flagg, smiling.
Just a walkin' dude.
This was hard.
Especially when not including a Final Fantasy. Or Mass Effect/Dragon Age/Jade Empire. And a few other things I'll think of when I hit "post".
Bonkers are apparently now a cat treat.
In case there are any other confused millennials out there who thought they were getting a chewy candy.
A thing I think about a lot when people get defensive that a thing they love is flawed in possibly deep and bad ways is that they're afraid that makes them bad. It doesn't. It's only bad if you refuse to acknowledge said flaws and/or get mad at people discussing those flaws.
"I'm the goddamn Batman."
I want to watch the movie it's a remake of before I watch it (of which I won't name because it also apparently gives away bits of Bugonia). It's on Arrow right now, I just need to carve out time.
"Why can I hear Excalibur and Tony Schiavone in my head? They didn't give me an earpiece. Oh, damn, now Emma Thompson is joining in. What's going on?"
Here’s the thing for me. There is a bunch of media that I enjoy that is problematic in one way or another. That’s my choice. But what I don’t do is deny that it is problematic. I have to deal with that and I have to be OK with other people not being OK with it. I don’t get defensive about it.
