Innovator

Screw them, it is our God given right to spread freedom and liberty to alien worlds, with our guns and nukes!

And that claim is by the right of our manifest destiny to overspread and to possess the whole of planets which Providence has given us for the development of the great experiment of liberty and federated self-government entrusted to us! Hoorah!

I just realized since this is a Heroes type show, and the size of this thread...where's Perry...I mean Hickman?

I don't think Superman has been on the show yet. As for what they can say about him...perhaps that they think he's most likely a 30 year old virgin? Not that it's a bad thing...

Even with those shoes, you still have to bend over to press the button to tie them. What they need is a remote!

ROFL on #5, about getting Thor getting a call from parents in the middle of chatting up a girl. That brings me back. That's happened to me so many times growing up...it's like they have a six sense about it.

Hank will never live that down. Ever since then, no one can picture Hank without a wife beater shirt, Dickies, and BK shoes, sitting on a couch with beer in hand screaming for Jan to make him a sammich...or else. Marvels late 70's and early 80's, in their quest to make their characters more real, so Hank beats his wife, and Jan divorces him then goes off to sleep with half the superheroes and supervillains in the verse. It was also in '79, that Tony became an acoholic.

I've heard in interviews, some writers have named the Watchmen for the more adult change in writing styles, but Watchmen came after all this and Alan Moore was more likely influenced by the Marvel writers than the other way around.

Not really. I hate the movie The Craft with a passion. However, every time it came on TV I get sucked into watching the whole thing. I've probably watched that movie over 50 times. Why? Though the story sucks, but there are hot girls in it and it was well researched, there are many things about how magick works (in occult litterature) in it that they got right, and Fairuza Balk in it rocks (I love her "I can fly" scene). You can hate on something, but little things that pop up makes you keep watching, possibly giving you hope for better things. Its like alcohol, you know it makes you feel like crap, but you keep drinking it because of the good little feelings you get (sometimes) while drinking, so you do it for that knowing full well you will want someone to put you out the next morning.

Saying that, after 50 times of watching it, I knew I had to cut myself from The Craft, as it was making little sense to me why I watched it so many times, and there was no chance in hell anymore that it could get better. So I bought the Extended cut DvD. Now, everytime it comes on TV, I can switch the channel and movie on saying "eh, I have a better version on DvD".

Fake Kara was not Supergirl but "Earth-Born Angel", the synthetic protoplasm life-form Matrix meged with Linda Danvers...well in this case Lindsey Harrison. She even had the same powers.

That would be Arabian Knight

Who now looks like:


But used to look like:

There are other heroes who would have a problem with that; Black Panther, Power Man, Cyborg, Steel...

I think it's mostly cause its forshadowing of her meeting Hawkman, whose origins tie very strongly to Egypt.

Sam and Dean would not only have brought the Kryptonite knife, but woulda cut Clark's head off with it.

Take that back. Supernatural has been from day one, one of the best shows on television.

Is it in that place where you put that thing that one time?

It depends on what part of the mission he's on. If he's not yet on the search for the big bad, I still think Bond could do it on time. All it would mean is the big bad that planted the bomb would escape to carry out a bigger threat while at the same time killing off the girl with the tattoo just to inspire Bond to take him/her down in the next act with the senario you just described.

As for how Bond will notice the tatoo in the dress. If he's looking for it, he'll see it with a gadget like X-ray specs as he tries using it on the girl...and you know he will first thing. If he's not, a waiter or guest will accidently get in Bond's way or guards will come as he approaches the girl. At which point, an accident will happen which will either get Bonds hands and eyes inside the girls dress, or rip it off altogether. Afterwards, he'll apologize to the girl, kiss her, then Bond will go straight for the bomb with much mayham insuing. It's part of his inate luck/charm.

Still woudn't stop Bond from noticing it quickly enough, with or without his X-ray specs. It's kinda his staple.

Aw...you know what you are? Ya...You're one of those little fancy lads aren't ya? Boy you're cute!

You've led an interesting life.