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Yeah that story was good, and the Yellow Lanterns being a thing because yellow was always Green Lantern's weakness or whatever made sense. I guess you could make an argument for all the colors if the yellow lanterns exist though, I just thought it makes a mess out of a pretty clean concept.

I like Atrocitus, and his cat. But I think you could just give Atrocitus some rage based powers or something non lantern related and he would work the same way.

I never liked the color wheel Lantern shit that Johns introduced. But, it's an important part of canon now and my opinion means nothing so....

I see that right wing social media started referring to to D.E.I. (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) as being an acronym for

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That's......that's actually hilarious.

X-Men 97 started out great but the third episode was meh outside of one scene.

I agree with people that story felt rushed and the episode was meh. You would think that the "2 Jeans" thing would have developed throughout the season and culminated later and not just completely play out within one episode.

Also, I feel like they are doing things just because they happened in the comics even if it's nonsensical in the continuity of the show. What I mean is that during the "Inferno" story Madelyne makes a bargain with actual demons and has some sort of mystical powers and then calls herself the Goblin Queen. In the show she just starts calling herself the Goblin Queen and has a demon/Limbo gimmick for no reason. The horror related stuff was nice though.

Black Canary

I think the playoff picture will alter radically before April 20th tbh.

I don't think the Caps hold a spot, I think the Lighting will pull ahead of the Leafs, I think the Hurricanes finish first in the metro, by like 1 or 2 points though.

Yeah, it was also the time/era it was released in. I believe at that point in time, superhero stuff wasn't taken very seriously and the most well known thing related to Batman was the hokey 1960s series. So this dark, edgy Batman movie blew peoples minds at the time. It was sort of novelty as Batman Returns, which was also made by Burton, is nowhere near as fondly remembered.

Yeah, "listed as". Everything in Hollywood is as fake as shit, I'm sure if dudes lie about height on dating apps, then you could be pretty sure that 6 foot is really 5'10.

IMO, I don't think Bale or Keaton were particularly great Bat...uh men. They were just in movies that were great because of the director's stylistic choices and performances by other actors. Keaton just played a boring version of himself, because he wa more known for being a comedic actor and Bale's "Batman voice" was comical.

Too short.

Also, his sister was Batman's love interest in another movie.

Weird!!