Nope, pretty sure you're just getting older and you've seen a fair number of movies compared to when you were a kid. Every Pixar movie is like this, most animated children's films have an emotional core beyond some kind of adventure or spectacle, because you want kids to learn something...

It's like two pages, pure comedy skit.

"Yo, this is Duncan over at We've Got Issues, and you haven't come to collect *any* of the pulls in your box in nigh on two months. We order these, this is money out of my kids mouths. That gets me miffed, somethin' fierce. You know you gave us your address when you set this up, right?"...

Sooooo I've watched a bunch of movies in the last few days, here's some of them! D-Railed (2018) Phrases like "a hat on a hat on a hat" or "Fortnite-ification" have been used the last few years to describe the common recent trend of "What if X but add other genre?" A good genre mash-up can be...

Howdy!

Feel free, Freaky Friday fun is the kind of nonsense I enjoy in comics. It's all silly, why not take big swings?

How dare you, Spike literally just hadn't enabled it for me and Waffles, he didn't know it was a thing until you came on!

(Yousef hon they absolutely pop up on RGT as well, it's in the Current Visitors section of the Members tab.)

I can win every fight on Super Punch Out! in twenty seconds or less, since I was 12. (Before I could just watch a video on the internet, I mean to say). Had the better part of a summer to waste, and waste it I did.

That's a big "Thumbs Up" for consensual sucking.

It's a fantastic shortcut for all kinds of narrative speed bumps! "Damn, Simon's refusing the call again, get the shotty." It is SUCH A GOOD BOOK for that, there's a whole page of Superman doing "Super" close-up magic tricks.

Hades is so good it made me actively dislike a *lot* of other games in comparison, like "why did y'all even bother making this when you could have been better?" The art style is gorgeous, the soundtrack is incredible, the story will grab you by the throat (and maybe the heart), and it's easily...

I'll say! (Must I?) I guess now's as good a time as any to admit that I bought Batman: Cacophony weekly when it released, thought it was mediocre, and never had interest in another Kevin Smith comic. I haven't actually read my favorite Batman comic, Widening Gyre.

If I accepted a bag of chocolate from you, do you assume that you're safe?!