ScarletWitchFever

Fantastic news! :)

Cashing in on their prize Bat, I see.

If DC expects to profit on any other characters (especially with new movies and shows being released in the coming years), they might want to try actually publicizing other characters. Just a suggestion, though.

I think this was a pretty solid episode, not terrible but not fantastic.

Very happy to see Malcolm's return! He's an interesting character, and I may be wrong but I think they referenced the Lazarus Pit, didn't they? I love all of the comic references in this, even the unimportant ones, too, like the fact that they have their own Bethany Snow on channel 52. They're nice touches.

I hope they do something with Laurel's character soon, though. She's become so predictable and boring.

As for Oliver and Felicity's moment, I'm not impressed. The set-up for Felicity's kidnapping was seriously stupid. "Let's just have Felicity investigate a truck full of Vertigo that is the known location of a serial killer, despite the fact that she has no training whatsoever." What logic is that? Please, CW, stop making Felicity the damsel in distress; it's getting old.

So, so much angst this episode.

• Birds of Prey #25
• Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion #2
• Green Lantern: New Guardians #25
• Wonder Woman #25

And probably Harley's issue zero. From what I've seen it seems too kitschy for my tastes, but who knows?

I'm hoping this draws him back, too!!

I always figured that Sinestro's return would have something more to do with the Korugarians that were still alive (Green Lantern 23.4), but maybe Sinestro saving the Earth will draw them out ?

I think the best way to go would be Aquaman or Wonder Woman, personally. Both have something to prove. For Aquaman, it would be convincing people that the "Aquaman is lame" pop culture trope isn't true; for Wonder Woman, many need to be convinced that she isn't a man killing misandrist that some feminists would want her to be (though I don't think we have a problem with that here).

I'm guessing there'll be an overwhelming amount of calls for a Wonder Woman movie in the comments.

I'll be fine with any Justice League member as long as it's not another Batman movie. After MoS's sequel, they need to put his character to rest until the JL movie in 2017. Superman, too.

This one shouldn't have been that close, in my opinion.

Thor is a god. Faora isn't.

Thor could beat Superman nine times out of ten.

Faora couldn't beat Superman.

Easy win for Thor.

Wonder Woman is probably the most famous feminist icon, even outside of comics. Barry isn't. If they ruin Barry's show, it won't be as much of a big deal.

I just hope that when they finally do produce a movie that they used their time wisely, because I think they've taken long enough, especially since the Justice League movie comes out in 2017. I can't imagine Diana not being there. Who knows, maybe that'll be their jumping off point with her.

Hugo Weaving as Red Skull is poetry.

Sir Ian as Magneto would've had my vote, but the X-men films aren't a part of the MCU, I suppose.

Yeah, and about half of the shows didn't do so well. Bigger characters have a better chance on the big screen because they don't need to convince the audience how powerful they are. Smaller characters need time to convince an audience, which is why they seem to do better in television series.