Knight of Ashes

I dunno if anybody here has read or heard about Abraham Reisman's bio of Stan Lee True Believer but if anyone has and is feeling disillusioned here's Roy Thomas's pushback. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/roy-thomas-former-marvel-editor-pushes-back-on-new-stan-lee-biography-guest-column

I'd be interested in a match up between Photon- powered Monica and this Pietro; if he's as fast as the one in the X-men movies, then she would be one of the few who can give him a run for his money (pun intended) and the writers don't have to dumb him down during a fight.

Nicholas Brendon's got mixed feelings (you know what I mean?) https://www.google.com/amp/s/screenrant.com/buffy-vampire-slayer-nicholas-brendon-joss-whedon-accusations/amp/

Anthony (Giles) Head's reaction: https://www.google.com/amp/s/ca.style.yahoo.com/amphtml/buffy-anthony-head-joss-whedon-170803340.html

Any idea who the aerospace engineer that Monica knows is? Den of Geek speculates that it might be

Polkadot Man, hmm? I'm somewhat curious as to what crimes he has committed that he has to go on a suicide mission to alleviate his sentence or something.

The end of that episode is one of the scenes I remember most from STNG: that palpable feeling of betrayal as Picard sat silently in his chair...

Was there ever any reunion/reconciliation with Picard and (Ensign) Ro? If not , I'm hoping to see that in S2.

Yeah, Worlds of DC aka DCEU should do multiple Crises in an effort to correct this like DC comics does

I thought the universe that had the Keaton Batman in it kicked it in the CW Crisis since it showed the world where that reporter guy who had the hots for Vicky Vale being one of the casualties. As if there aren't enough things keeping me up late at night.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbr.com/denny-oneil-dies-at-81/amp/

Denny O' Neil, comic book writer https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbr.com/denny-oneil-dies-at-81/amp/

Sorry Rhae, can't.

Red Son I've never read the comic since I'm not so enthusiastic about comic hero deconstruction as I used to be (which is why I've never watched The Boys) so I dunno how closely this f followed its source . Nonetheless, I feel this is another very good entry in DC's animated films. As for the way Superman is portrayed, well I'm glad it wasn't an eviI Supes but rather a flawed, basically good-hearted man whose lost his way. ( I can't help but feel the influence of Mark Gruenwald's Squadron Supreme.) Also: Diana's sexuality was done light- handedly. Can't say I didn't find the man-bashing tiresome, though. Lois Lane was consistently better portrayed.

I'd rather double-tap... ...Emma Stone.