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@OhSoyJu As someone named DJ, who is a guy, I really hate that.  Also, I think the name is awesome .  There should be more characters on TV named DJ.  All of them should be named DJ.  DJ Soprano.  DJ House.  DJ Mackie.  This show will be the best show on TV, if only for the character's name.

"To beat COBRA, we must think like COBRA." I think it's the opposite actually.  COBRA is all about uniformity: all their soldiers dress and look the same, which is clearly a metaphor for Communism (or, in the 21st century, Jihadism).  G.I. Joe, on the other hand, takes the central American value of individualism to the extreme, making sure that no two people are alike.&nb...

@jerichobp Crossgen Comics tried that, with their "Forge" and "Edge" series of trades.  The company folded after about six months of those trades, which is unfortuante.  Brilliant conepts, solid writing and art and a reliance on trades should have been a recipe for success.  @Jimski Thank you for the dose of optimism.  Experts have been speculating o...

Now, I'm sure that I'm not the only one who called this, but I remember the conversations, months ago, when people were trying to figure out "who on the ship is a Skrull":  http://www.ifanboy.com/reviews/Quinn/marvel_comics/secret_invasion/1_(of_8) I called gloating rights in my review at the time, and I'll like to call in that marker.  Lots of people had to know this was...

I find DC characters to be more complex in a way that rewards engaged reading.  Marvel character are, by and large, easier to get an handle on in a single page recap.  DC tells big stories using larger-than-life concepts as metaphors for real life situations.  Marvel uses real life situations.  I enjoy that extra level of complexity, but then I read Shakespeare for fun. Wh...