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I consider Tier 1 heroes are those that are easily recognizable by the general public, like Spider-Man, Wolverine, The Hulk, Captain America, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash Gordon, and recently Iron Man.

Tier 2 heroes are those that have had their own books, and are featured regularly in Tier 1 books, however the general public don't know much about, but are well known by comic readers and those who have a passing interest in comics. Iron Man used to be Tier 2 pre RDJ, but now I'd go with:

Doctor Strange, Deadpool, Daredevil, Thor, Captain Marvel (Shazam), Green Arrow, Spawn, Green Lantern, The Phantom, She-Hulk, Power-Man, most of the X-Men, and Martian Manhunter.

And there are those that are somewhere between Tier 1 and 2, in that they are generally recognized, but have dropped somewhat in favor by the public or are known as associates of tier 1 heroes, like the Fantastic Four, Supergirl, Robin, and probably the Punisher (though I think of him as still Tier 2).

Tier 3 have had short runs with their own books, but are mainly known by those who read and generally appear regularly in Tier 2 books and occasionally Tier 1 books. Heroes like Black Widow, Ant-Man, Spider-Woman, Iron Fist, Moon Knight, The Master of Kung-Fu, Savage Dragon, Howard the Duck, and any character created by known artists like Leifeld.

Then there are Tier 4 are only known by those who follow Tier 3 books, but sometimes appears in Tier 2 books, and those who browse shops comic stores, and it goes so on.

Well, they knew the CDC got involved and the military was called. It's about as much information that most people would get during an outbreak. As for the cause. Sure, I'm sure the news and people would speculate. But any investigation by the CDC wouldn't be made public until after the desease was contained, which didn't look like it ever was. Ever watch REC?

The night before, I attended probably the best party in the North Bay of California, the Exotic Zone Ball at the Cal Expo in Sacramento. There were some pretty amazing costumes there, as seen in this video I took. There were some more sexy costumes which I can't post, plus 4 states (in different rooms) with 1 live performance, and 3 djs with different types of music. They even had a stage in the smoking area which I never seen before at any event. Needless to say that stage was very popular. Plus they had many different activities there, like a bungee jump, a fun house (like in Greese), a giant twister board, a mechanical bull, and other things which I can't post.

The next day I spent watching horror movies, episodes of Ghost Hunters as well as the pilot for Walking Dead, while handing out candy. All in all a super awesome weekend! It's no wonder why Halloween is my favorite of all holidays.

I have to say the production value and cinetography was the best I've ever seen in a TV Pilot. I hope they can keep it up in the series prior. I loved the comic series, and so far its sticking fairly close to it with few changes. After such awesomeness, I look forward to shows to come.

Warning, consider all of below SPOILERS!

As promised, I watched Let the Right One In last night (Halloween night), and I loved both of them. Despite their differences, overall, it was pretty much the same film, and there were parts of Lina Leandersson's performance which made it clear why they casted Chloe Moretz for the role.

However, talking about parts where they were the same doesn't say much about what I thought of the film, so in that I felt LTROI was slower then LMI. The scenes with Håkan killing weren't as thrilling as the father's car shtick, especially how he got caught. Also a lot of the camera work throughout the movie was a bit better done in LMI. Like the barfing scene, the bridge attack, the pool attack, etc.

Oskar was a lot closer to his parents than Owen was. There were times you could see him having fun with his mother and father, so you knew why it was hard for him to leave them. However, it made him less symphathetic when he did leave. Also the scenes with the father felt only necessary to show why Oskar would be open to dating a boy.

I found Eli a bit less of a monster than Abby, especially seeing her cry over a kill, and she was also far less subtle about her manipulation of Oskar and Håkan than Abby was with Owen and the Father.

I liked getting to know the neighbors in LTROI, however it didn't really add anything more in this film that wasn't already handled by the cop in LMI, as he took on himself most of their thoughts lines and roles. The scene with the CGI cats was just way out there.

I thought the dynamic between the Father and Abby in LMI was handled better than it did in LTROI. They never gave a reason why Håkan was messing up and being far less careful during the time of the movie, and LMI pushed a little more their relationship with the apologetic note, the head touch, the picture of them together. Also Håkan was far more mature than the Father, and since they did without the picture or explanation of why they were together in the first place, it left you wondering or going with the explanation from the book if you've read it or others told you about it.

Abby's subtlety made Abby and Owens relationship was also more romantic than Eli and Oskar. In that, Oskar and Eli felt more real as a couple of kids getting together as that's what you would see in real life as an adult observer, while in Abby and Owens case was more like what they would see. Oskar also felt less innocent more thugish than Owen, in that he kept clippings of serial killers and he showed no emotion when hitting the other boy with the stick. Not that I thought these differences made either film any better or worse from each other, but it did make the ending very much different. In LTROI, the end felt like Oskar found a like soul, while Eli found herself a new friend and future Håkan. In LMI, Owen found someone that needed him as much as he needed her, and vice versa, sad as that existence will be as that same correlation with Owen and the Father was also clear.

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Old people! Interspecies Relationships! Babies in Constume! Black Licorice! Otters! Man feet! AaaaaaahhhhhhHHHHHH!

/Going to my happy place....my hap-py place!

So like Smallville then.

14% for Matt Bomer..aka Bryce Larkin of Chuck? I think he'd actually make a really good choice as Superman, much better than many of the others. He looks good as Clark and Supes, and he's already played Supes in Japanese Commercials plus he was the top choice for Superman Returns until Singer signed as the director and brought Routh in.