And later this week, I'll be receiving copies of my first 22 page comic.

A lot can happen in 3 years

That and he's 107 years old

"OK what if we did an episode...where Spock tries to explain to another Vulcan how to high-five?"

Do you remember when the episodes used to have...stories? They'd market the episode around THAT, not bad attempts at humor.

But those filibusters...

I heard that a lot of officers in Afghanistan and Iraq had read it during or prior to their tours

And yet they still gave him work

I've begun looking into new stores but...it's just not the same.

Reading this has me want to go back and possibly re-write an action scene I wrote for a story.

I think he's still hated but right now there's a collective, "Eh, good job, nonetheless."

I honestly don't get the point of this. What does it add?
This is a classic story with classic art.
It's not called a classic because it's old but because it holds up time after time. If it didn't, it wouldn't be called a classic.

Ah, I remember when DC used to have Tim Drake in comics...

Yeah. You can't get me to care about the lives at stake when their screentime is shorter than the time spent playing music by Backstreet Boys.
Also, this movie was too damn long.

I think the biggest strength is that Michael Caine plays the role straight; there's no winking to the camera or anything like that.

Not cut short per se, I wish Adam Beechen could have done more on "Robin". When he left the series it really felt like it was truly building towards something. It felt like a good examination of a young man dealing with mental health without beating you over the head that it was about mental health.

The reason is obvious, Max does not WANT young viewers. This is a SERIOUS network, for adults!

This is honestly a weakness that Max has, what are they doing to get a young demographic? Where's the show geared for a younger audience or even...ALL AUDIENCES?

I can't say I'm gonna be counting the days to release but nonetheless, this FEELS like a teaser to a Superman movie.

I remember watching the teaser to MOS and telling a friend, "It almost felt like it didn't WANT to admit this was a Superman film."