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1. Wonder Woman 2. Princess Leia Organa nee Skywalker 3. Mulan, savior of all of China 4. Lt. Ellen Ripley

Sweet! Are there more for the other movies?

In the comics, Bart Allen is Barry Allen's grandson. It's not as easy as that, though, like everything else in comics it's very convoluted. After Barry Allen's trial for killing the Reverse-Flash and before his death in Crisis on Infinite Earths, Barry was able to spend a few weeks or months...

1. Wonder Woman 2. Catwoman 3. Mulan, savior of all of China 4. Lt. Ellen Ripley 5. Buffy: The Chosen One 6 Princess Leia Organa nee Skywalker 7. Eowyn 8. Supergirl

1. Wonder Woman 2. Natalie Cook 3. Snow White 4. Lt. Ellen Ripley 5. T-X 6. Mara Jade Skywalker 7. Xena 8. Supergirl 9. Granny Weatherwax 10. Catwoman 11. Susan Sto Helit 12. Mrs. Emma Peel 13. Buffy: The Chosen One 14. Princess Leia Organa nee Skywalker 15. Valeria 16. Elektra

I'm at the halfway point now, and it's not as bad as I thought it would be. Unlike some others here, I don't actively dislike "The Batman". I definitely don't think it's the equal of TAS, but it's a decent show. Vampire Joker is really creepy and I like how they portray Dracula as Batman's...

Actually, a whole bunch of them (a million? a couple million? 16 million? something like that :)) got wiped out in Genosha by the mega-sentinels in Grant Morrison's first arc of New X-Men.

I also really liked this episode. But was it flying or was it just a really big jump? You could argue it either way, I'm just bringing up the question! :)

I don't have a problem with Marvel cutting down the number of mutants. I can agree with a lot of the rationalizations that Quesada is giving us, especially making the X-men a part of a small, persecuted minority. Being a mutant in the Marvel universe long ago lost the "gravitas" it used to...

Here's a link to an excellent article on Newsarama that completely captures how I feel about this comic book. The article gives an overview of DC's multiverses and Crisis on Infinite Earths and also includes an excellent editorial on the character who shows up at the end. It's spoiler-filled...

I just got finished reading Infinite Crisis #1 from DC and I'm really excited about it. I haven't been this thrilled by the last panel of a comic since the issue of Astonishing X-Men where they brought Colossus back. It picks up right at the end of DC's recent Infinite Crisis mini-series...

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I wrote up these prestige classes almost a year ago, but I think my reasoning for Evocation Expertise being a supernatural ability had to do with a mystical connection to some artifact possessed by the Society of Eniam Tal. I've mostly forgotten why I did it that way. It would be just as easy...

Sample Battle Mage of Eniam Tal Here's a sample Battle Mage of Eniam Tal that I statted up. Cornelius the Burned (EL 10) As a youth, Cornelius was the youngest member of an orc war band attacking a village on the border of Borthakar and Corgi. Unfortunately for the orcs, the village had...

Made some adjustments I made some adjustments to these two classes. Basically I simplified the armored caster special ability, making it so that both classes can simply cast in light armor. I also adjusted the Eniam Tal Mastery ability to align with the spontaneous metamagic rules in...

1. Conan the Cimmerian 2. Batman 3. Gandalf the Grey 4. The Hulk 5. King Arthur 6. Luke Skywalker 7. Buffy Summers 8. Spider-Man

1. Conan the Cimmerian 2. Batman 3. Sherlock Holmes 4. Captain James T. Kirk 5. Robin Hood 6. Luke Skywalker 7. Buffy Summers 8. Spider-Man 9. Thor 10. Superman 11. Gandalf the Grey 12. The Hulk 13. King Arthur 14. Samwise Gamgee 15. Han Solo 16. James Bond

In a thread full of little chuckles. This is the post that made me laugh out loud. My vote for winner of the thread goes to Tonguez! :lol:

1. Conan the Cimmerian 2. Batman 3. Captain Marvel 4. The Shadow 5. Sethra Lavode 6. Luke Skywalker 7. Buffy Summers 8. Captain America 9. Tarzan 10. Superman 11. Gandalf the Grey 12. 13. Sam Vimes 14. Samwise Gamgee 15. Gamera 16. 17. Trinity 18. Solomon Kane 19. Yoda 20. 21. Granny...

Darth Vader, of course. The Dark Lord of the Sith is the best villain because he was once a good boy with a lot of potential. He let little things get to him. He gave in to his fears and his doubts. He always had the best of intentions, but you know where those lead. He's an example of what...