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Isn't that the idea behind back-up stories? That they aren't related to the main story? Tbh, I adore An Innocent Man. I think it holds up in a lot of ways better than the Killing Joke does, and would make for one hell of a stage monologue. It's ominous, it's unsettling, but it's delivered in a way that's almost relatable. He makes a case that, on a certain level, makes sense and presents it with such nonchalant confidence that part of me wants to agree with him despite how clearly deranged and sick it all is. I've never read anything like it, honestly.

This is one of the coolest weapons in all of comicdom, but despite countless appearances, nobody ever seems to explain how these things even work. How does he trigger them?

The fact that the episodes are only going to be like 5 minutes long, and the season itself is going to be short, to, just kills me. At least do eleven minutes.

Somebody remake the upside down kiss from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man wITH Idris Elba in a bad wig as Mary Jane please

Why is "virtually indestructible" a weakness?

This looks like so much fun! Definitely picking this one up! I love the humor, and the optimism, and the vibrance of it all!

@jonny_anonymous: Really? I mean, the concept seemed to have some pretty hard subjects involved, but with all of the daytime shots and casting it seemed like it would be a fair bit lighter than Daredevil was.

It looks a little darker than I expected. Bit too much like Daredevil. Like they just took the Daredevil backgrounds and put them behind photos of Jessica. This probably isn't real.

Not a big fan of what I've heard (especially Jimmy. How does Superman's pal get that hot?!) but I'll give it a shot if it takes up my Monday slot. It seems like it could be fun (and the suit looks much brighter in these pictures) and if it actually exists within the Arrowverse that'll be worth watching for. I kinda hope it isn't involved with Arrow, Flash, and Legends, strictly for the continuity errors that Superman would cause. Would be nice if the Arrowverse had aliens involved, though, because Martian Manhunter would make an excellent addition with his private eye roots and interesting power set.

I love it. Stephen's got the experience as street-level vigilante, and the sense of humor to make it work really well. I'm really glad they're expanding the supporting cast a bit, since the Turtles have such a great one, but I hope that we get at least 30% more Turtles than side characters in this next one. The first movie's biggest flaw is the amount of time spent with April and Vern, neither one of whom were that interesting. When we saw the Turtles, though, they were the Turtles, and they were so much fun.