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I think I'll be calling Bruce Wayne Doctor Who-Wayne now. I just hope he has a TARDIS or something.

After the ensuing demon-summoning-followed-by-demon-repelling had gone about five rounds Jon waves what could have been a white "flag" from behind the charded pool table. "Is that a Clash t-shirt?" Red asked from the safety of the bathroom stall (the wall seperating the bar from the disgusting toilet had been bulldozered by a fast moving Hellboy five minutes earlier. ...

I hope they call it "the New NEW Mightiest Avengers (this time we promise no Osborn! Or Sentinel. Please buy this?)"

I got Northlanders Vol 1 from the male parental unit; a DS Lite from "Santa",  and several games for it. I don't know what my oldest sister got for me because we haven't done xmas with her yet. 

I started thinking about this like two days ago but here it is? Superman's flight. In his early years he could jump very, very high and far. Accepted. They even, occassionally show the crater he would have to leave behind during his take off. BUT How does he fly?  He doesn't have wings, or a jet pack or magic. He isn't immune from gravity because then he'd just zip off into the atmospher m...

I dressed up as Gertrude from Runaways, even had a Velosaraptor, but I forgot to get a picture for it. Next year though, just you wait.

Erm... I don't believe that is the correct exerp, because while I agree the story itself was rather gothic, I completely failed to mention it.

I grew up watching those movies and while I, even as a tiny little squirt hated Snow White with passion of a thousand suns, I loved Ariel and later Jasmine and Belle and Mulan because they were their own persons: independent and smart and funny and sang pretty songs. While Cinderella and Snow White were generic personality-less losers, and Briar Rose was a victim of her own fate, Fillene (Phill...

I think that Disney saw Iron Man and went "Oo, I'd like a piece of that!" Disney used to make awesome, hilarious, sometimes scary live action and animated movies like The Sandlot and the Black Cauldron. I think that Disney might want to find their roots again with the Non-Hannah Montana type movies and acquiring Marvel, with it's quasi-adult, character driven stories  is the fir...

And that's how the "sexual harassment retreat" story arc started. The next 5 episodes are a series of trust exercises, role playing and videos about "good-touch, bad-touch" from the 1980s. And we all learned an important lesson.