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Yeah, some of those dates look pretty unlikely. The Losers? There's demand for that? If I were making a DCU war movie I'd go with Sergeant Rock or Blackhawk or, I dunno, GI Robot? Viking Commando? I've also heard talk of a Doom Patrol movie. That sounds fun. And there's been some buzz for a...

I'm looking forward to most if not all of 'em, especially Ant-Man, since it sounds pretty offbeat. But the Avengers? Wouldn't that cost them millions in procuring the rights for one studio?

I think I agree with Crothian as well. Mind you, I've never read a single X-Men comic in my life (not counting Marvel: 1602), and my knowledge is limited to the 60s-70s version of the team, so I'm about as far from an authority as you can get. That said, I tend to see Magneto and Doctor Doom...

O R'LYEH? (...ya r'lyeh)

I concur. I think a kickass woman with realistic armor would go a long way to attracting viewers of both sexes as opposed to just men. But the bikini would have to appear at least once! Also, I must say that Cho's tall, muscular Sonja is my ideal Sonja as well.

Very good episode. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Future Hiro was pretty cool (I like him better as a geek tho'!), but I thought the sword was a bit much.

The plant-woman subplot left me cold, and Lana continues to be my least favorite character, but Jimmy Olsen! Mister Action himself! Woo!!! Also: Olly was cool.

Heroes on NBC, like a lot of people on the board. I'm also watching the animated series The Twelve Kingdoms on DVD. Very good fantasy with an engaging plot and a well-detailed and imaginative constructed world.

And here I thought it was "Mary Marvel." *shakes head* Good episode. Hiro continues to be my favorite character so far and I find his subplot the most interesting.

All I know about Iron Man is that people won't stop making fun of his drinking problem. *shrugs*

You want the Mother of All Trailers? You got it. Seriously, my vote goes to The Fellowship of the Ring.

Oh wow! This is the first time they've had an actual costumed crimefighter on the show, isn't it?

I don't necessarily agree with that. I wouldn't call the Punisher or John Constantine evil, just a very underhanded kind of neutral. I also consider unwilling heroes who don't give a crap about their cause (not well-meaning ones like Frodo Baggins), like Thomas Covenant, Shinji Ikari, and...

I'd just as soon they get a reasonable look-alike who can be in all his scenes himself.

Man, I love The Boondocks. Maybe it's just because I'm a filthy liberal. And someone throws a folding metal chair.

Not to mention the "big, scary black thug," though that doesn't seem to be as common today either.

Alan Scott. He's the elder statesman of superheroics. Yeah, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman are the leaders of the heroic community, but when Alan Scott speaks, everyone listens.

If Darkseid ever makes it into a movie, I'd rather it be in a New Gods film, and only then appearing in a Superman film if that does well. He's Orion's archenemy, not Superman's, despite how much he's been tied into Supes's mythos in the last 20-odd years (and, yes, first appearing in Jimmy...

Yeah, I think it was a huge mistake to do it as a sequel to the Donner films. I haven't seen it, but from what I've read, it's just drowning in nostalgia without adding anything new to the mythos. The Silver/Bronze Age version of Superman is easily my least favorite. I would much rather it have...

I'm sorry, it just leaves me cold. :\