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The Death of Gwen Stacy and the landmark Green Lantern/Green Arrow stories by Denny O'Neil pre-date some of the examples above. Though these stories are more grim and mature, I don't think any of the stories mentioned took things to the level Dark Knight did. More mature stories before Dark Knight w...

As you know, it's a lot of fun hanging out with these guys.

Hopefully I didn't derail anything, though how could you tell?

I liked the movie, and I can see why others liked the movie. Not sure if I see anyone making fun of those people who liked the movie, even while poking fun at the movie itself.

Some even poke fun at movies they clearly hold dear to them...

lol...

Good point with regards to the coloring. I never noticed such things before, but I definitely noticed in one issue in the series where the new Robin is hugging a de-costumed Batman. The dude looks like he's made of stone, and I knew this coloring decision was quite purposeful in a way I had not seen...

Lol... If you ask me, a colander on the head makes more sense than an IV in the arm.

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I have no idea. I just saw it in another forum and thought it was hilarious.

This might help too...

I made these after the taping. You guys missed out!

I was disappointed Brad didn't look more like Linda Carter.

My wife had just finished reading the Twilight books and was stressing out over the move to Dallas, so I bought True Blood S1 on DVD. Thought it would be all goth and emo with boy candy like the Twilight stuff seems to be. Happy it wasn't! We're house-sitting for friends who have HBO, and we're tryi...

Check this thread out. Lots of discussion between those who raved about the film and those who didn't.

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showt ... p?t=221558

I have to wonder if that movie was a b**** to edit.

I remember when the series came out. It was impossible to find the issues on the rack at a Waldenbooks, which was my main source for comics at that time. Eventually I read the trade and loved it. During those few years in the 80s, it seemed ALL about Frank Miller. The 80's were all sleek, glossy and...

FYI, Bill's doorbell doesn't work, but the barking dogs do. while some podcasts have "outgrown" their barking dogs, it still brings a smile to hear dogs in the background, it adds to the ambiance. And we all know thats needed with Bill there. ;) Not sure how many listeners realize just ho...

FYI, Bill's doorbell doesn't work, but the barking dogs do.

I asked my dad to give our son a chinese name, and it sounds like "Pluto" or "Plutonium", depending on how you choose to say it. Alex's chinese name literally means "humble", which sounds like "pluto". "Humble person" sounds sort of like "pluton...

It was a lot of fun being on the show. Brad, Frank and Bill have such a good rapport. I felt like a monkey wrench. :) Being in the "studio" was wild. I'm a tech guy who loves audio equipment, so seeing the gear they use was pretty cool. LOTS of pleasant distractions from kids and animals. ...

That looks like a freaking Bowen statue. That is ridiculously good.

Yeah, ST:TNG definitely got better after season 2, Wesley notwithstanding.

I watched it in college every week in a dorm room with some guys and a couple of geek girls. Good times...

I found it ironic that Sookie makes such a big deal about not being able to block out other people's thoughts, and yet she's the one most needing to learn when to shut up. :) My favorite scene came in season 2 when Eric confronts the guards during the church lockdown and uses a Joe Blow accent. I ju...