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It makes me sad, but they're gone. Among the most wonderful women I ever met.

HBD BB! Welcome to the other side of the arc. The one where young women used to smile at us because we were hot, quit smiling at us because we weren't anymore, and resumed smiling because we're cute...

Yeah. Bad odds.

100% can see it! Now won't be able to see her in any other appearance without being disappointed she don't whip out a mega-rod to resolve the plot.

I'd argue there's room for all kinds of Noir-ish revivals: Captain Compass, Roy Raymond, The Crimson Avenger.

I always thought the most clever thing Legion could have done is just carry on, occasionally show a statue of Superboy and Supergirl in the HQ that are only seen in silhouette or from some...

Yeah, it really did.

Hawkman and Hawkwoman should be a couple - if for no other reason - because Hawkwoman was one of the few sidekicks (especially, female sidekicks) treated as more than a backdrop for her partners...

Yeah, even tho it was multiversal (or, at least, bi-versal), Mr. Terrifics murder made for a great JL story. The only pillars shaken being those of the characters' hearts, and it was a detective yarn...

I'd also say the whole MCU between Marvel's The Avengers and Endgame. Although that's an extended campaign with tangential campaigns, like Agent Carter.

I've never watched TBB. What do you consider to be D&D elements it satisfies?

That was one of the best things about Astro City.

Don't most of us misinterpret or even ignore a red flag that's coming off somebody we love and trust?

Superman is smarter than Batman.

...or at least to a rude comment that hurts my feelings.

Legends was far better than Crisis On Infinite Earths.

You're okay. I can see why Star Wars and the Goonies qualify. I'd never seen Titan AE.

Lay out the deets.

Never seen it. Make a case for it

High Fantasy is off limits. But what else out there has all the ingredients?

I'd say Firefly. Adventurers of varied talents. Evil empire. Monsters. Magic (psionics). Grand Quests. The works
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"I am the wellspring from which you flow. When I am gone, you will have never been." James Earl Jones' Thulsa Doom from Conan The Barbarian. Didn't work, but at least set the Cimmerian wondering...

I don't know about these days, but in the Old Studio era, studio heads - Jack Warner being particularly notorious for it - would pressure their talent or talent courting a contract with them to vote...

I do the polar opposite: mayo on bottom, mustard on top.[/QUOTE]

I couldn't help thinking: "button first, or zip?"
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I am a proud member of your cult.

That is so easily misunderstood without context.

Toranaga's son was a fool from beginning to end.