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I think it's just distribution rights, which is why Incredible Hulk was a Marvel Studios production, but they haven't wanted to make once since Disney bought them right before Avengers.

Here’s a handy guide I just made for parents on how to deal with this non story.

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/11/18/25-years-ago-today-superman-died-hands-doomsday-three-days-later-will-rise-doomsday-clock/ 25 years ago today people started going into comic shops asking “they still make Superman comics? I thought they killed him?” And it’s never stopped.

From what I've heard the Essential phone got patches that fixed it's camera issues. Now making it a cheaper flagship level android phone that no one is buying because of a bad start. Of course I'm pretty sure it's GSM only so doesn't really help this conversation.

Now I haven't had Cable in 4 years, but who the hell is spending $200 a month on tv? Besides the fact that it's hard to even get a round-trip ticket domestic for $200, plus time off work, etc.

Thus saving the environment from destruction by K-cups.

Have to justify those student loans for a worthless college degree somehow. Oversimplifying technology that they have only a broadest understanding of (if any) then coming up with crazily complex problems and situations that would be generous to call an edge case, all based around the faulty...

At the same time this will definitely give a boost to whatever they put him on, and a big shakeup to both DC and Marvel.

Planet Hulk was exactly what the Incredible Hulk book needed to be, Giving the character a clean slate after the terrible ending to the Bruce Jones era, the nonsense that was Peter David’s Tempest Fugit, and the horrible character assasination done by JMS over in Fantastic Four. Having said all...

Love that Because if it fits the scene so well, why the hell not?

Vision is dying. That much seems obvious, now if he comes back or not we'll have to see.

I feel like Thor: Ragnarok did a better job of dealing with the continuity issues that have been creeping into the MCU then probably any other movie has, which made it much more enjoyable for me. Without the strength of Walt Simonson's run behind it (not to mention the dozens of stories that...

I'm still trying to figure out what the point is when there won't even be a human on screen so it's just another animated version with a different art style.

That looks like it's going to be hard to watch without some kind of cheat.

I've been nothing but happy with how they've been doing events and crossovers since Rebirth, and it gets better. Geoff Johns has said that the only required reading for Doomsday Clock is Watchmen

I tried ordering one this morning at 3am, but the t-mobile site was having trouble with the load. This morning I still couldn’t pre-order online because it was showing nothing but the 8 and 7. So I called customer support and placed an order, it ships between the 3rd and the 11th, with a $300...

Could also be an old inventory story (finished stories that publishers would bank to help keep the books published on time) that never made it to print.

I love it. Scott Synder writing a big bombastic super-hero book in the style of a heavy metal song. There's a lot of deep cut references that are entirely fun bonuses for long time readers rather than a mandatory reading list. It all holds together by a consistent internal logic that seems...

Good to know. Maybe I'll checkin on the Hornets at some point and see what they're up to.