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Twilight

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  1. 3 hours ago, drunkonduty said:

     

     

    I've enjoyed the various writers on the Renew Your Vows series.

     

    Umm... <checks title pages> That's Dan Slott, Gerry Conway, & Jody Houser. 

    Of course Slott also wrote Superior Spider-Man and Spiderverse, so I'm a tad conflicted on that recommendation.  I mean Into the Spiderverse was awesome but the Spiderverse comic was just interesting alternate versions of Spidey being slain by uninteresting characters related to a villain I can't stand.  I mean seriously, I'd take a Spider Ma'am comic over anything involving the Inheritors any day of the week.

  2. So how many people have actually written Spider-Man well? I mean giving him stories with actual character development and such, rather then heaping calumny on Peter and calling it story telling.  'Cause, due to chatting with somebody on the subject, it's starting to seem like it's been a long line of hacks weeing all over the character's history and such with the Clone Saga, One More Day and "Superior" Spider-Man being particular low points.

  3. On 9/26/2020 at 11:10 PM, wcw43921 said:

    What?  Condorman isn't on this list?  Or Pumaman?  Or Supersonic Man?   Or any of the Turkish or Indian adaptations of Superman?  Or Rat Pfink a BooBoo?   (I'll let you look those up for yourselves.)

     

    I've seen a number of movies on this list--many of them, like Green Lantern, are not bad--they just aren't the groundbreaking movies that were Ricard Donner's Superman, or Tim Burton's Batman, or Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, or Bryan Singer's X-Men, or any of the MCU movies up to and including The Avengers.  Those set a really high bar for moviemakers to vault over, and not all of them make it.  Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman is one that does;  the MCU version of Spider-Man--not so much.

     

    For myself, I'd like to see even more superhero movies and TV series, and not just DC and Marvel.  Sylvester Stallone has a movie coming out next year called Samaritan--no relation to the Astro City character, apparently.  The downside to there being more superhero movies and TV is we get more stuff like Brightburn and The Boys, made by people who hate superheroes.

    Ugh, I utterly despised the MCU Spider-man movie.  I actually didn't watch Far From Home because I despised the first one so much, I actually walked out in the middle of it because I disliked it so much.  Barely competent Spidey would be bad enough but condescending abusive Tony Stark was a step to far.  

  4. On 10/26/2020 at 5:54 PM, death tribble said:

    Hell in a Cell results that really matter

    Randy Orton defeated Drew McIntyre to become RAW champion.

    Sasha Banks beat Bayley to become Smackdown champion

    The Miz beat Otis to take the Money in the Bank suitcase. This seems the worst decision as they broke up the tag team and are now stripping the guy of a genuine accomplishment.

    I dunno, jobbing out a popular face to Randy Orton AGAIN seems like a pretty crappy decision.

  5. 13 minutes ago, ScottishFox said:

    *Shameless vilification of black people*

    If it's a private road then they're scamming money from the city of St Louis because the zoning law says said roads are being maintained by the city of St Louis.  If they city's maintaining it then it's public property plain and simple but there I go being logical rather then mindlessly swallowing whatever story de jour they're using to vilify the black people being threatened by the gun wielding idjits.  

  6. 15 minutes ago, ScottishFox said:

     

    It was private property and the protesters had to break a gate to get onto the private street leading by that residence.  Everyone in that crowd was criminally trespassing.

     

    I would have preferred they kept their weapons out of sight until it became clear they would need them to defend their homes.  Those two were so incompetent with their firearms handling they were as likely to kill themselves or someone in the crowd with no intention of attacking their property as not.  Bad-ass is not the term that comes to mind.

    Only the house is private property, the street and the sidewalk are maintained by the city and are thus public property.  So long as they didn't actually walk onto the front yard of the house, which they clearly didn't, they're not trespassing.

  7. 9 minutes ago, ScottishFox said:

     

    Even conservative talking heads are dismayed by the complete and utter lack of firearm safety displayed by these two.  The first time I saw the video I was all, "Good, defend your home - only right." which rapidly turned into "Jesus, dude!.  Stop pointing your gun at your wife.  OMG she's never actually held a gun before!  You're going to kill each other!  Stop!".

    But they're not defending their home.  The black guys are walking by on the sidewalk and there's no indication that they have any intention of causing trouble for these people.  They'd probably have walked on by if this nitwits hadn't utterly failed at trying to appear badass.

  8. 1 hour ago, Old Man said:

     

    She's a hero, but she didn't actually prevent anyone from showing up.  There was no point at which tickets would have run out.  Everyone who really wanted to go to that rally did so.  What the trolls did accomplish was preventing the rally from being cancelled beforehand due to low projected attendance.

    She also revealed that small towns in Canada have more people then Trump's rallies. 🤣

  9. Just now, Old Man said:

     

    It's been an unfortunate year.  And we're not even at the halfway point.

    It doesn't look like it'll be finished by year's end either, though hopefully by then Trump's attempt at dictatorship will have horribly blown up in his face.  I mean I don't know if I ought to be hoping for a full on revolution but....well in my opinion Trump and his followers deserve that fate WAY more then the Romanovs. 

  10. 9 hours ago, csyphrett said:

    They railed him, turned his car over and then set it on fire. He's lucky to be alive. Conflicting reports on whether or not he was arrested or let go. Police hauled him out of there before someone got the idea to stab him with his own arrow.

    CES

    Well what were they supposed to do, hold still so the psycho could do his Robin Hood impression and maybe kill them?

  11. 15 minutes ago, wcw43921 said:

    For myself,  I'd like to know why the AIs decided to attack Mars--whether it was an extreme reaction to human bigotry, or something else.  I tend to get annoyed by unsolved or unaddressed mysteries.

    Well I'd imagine that would get addressed sometime during the series itself.  Can't reveal everything in episode one after all.

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