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Hell yes! I second this.

That's a real shame. It will be interesting to see the differences without him.

Despite some minor technological inconsistencies, I enjoyed Caprica... but the Young Adama series sounds slightly more appealing, if only because it will bring the Cylon warfare I love. <3

i thought they already made a Jason Todd Batman?? /rimshot I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE... Hahaha, I love you.

I LOVE that Robin figure. Damian's my favourite. They definitely need to release a Dick as Batman to match.

I was quite surprised with how much I enjoyed this film.

I agree with the clay comment. Seriously, these just look cheap and don't really capture the style very well. I imagine they might have looked better had they painted the face on instead of molding those peepers on there. Then again, this is Mezco. Who really expects quality with them?

Those are all brilliant. I especially love the Ms. Marvel variant-- I would welcome that costume, honestly.

Torchwood gets better its alot darker then Doctor Who but better for it. The modern Doctor Who has to me 3 scales really all aimed at different audiences. Sarah Jane Adventures. Aimed squarely at kiddies but if you like DW its could be worth it for the background sorta stuff. Doctor Who. The main stream aimed for me at little older audience but accessible to all on most episodes. This is prob the only program on TV that we as a whole family watch together and that does include my 6 year old nephew when he visits. Torchwood. Older audience really mid teens an up I would guess. Dark stories and characters that may be a bit harder for some ppl to get to grips with. This ain't a black and white stories but shades of gray. You can have ppl doing bad things for good reasons. As for older doctors anyone upto and including Tom Baker is good in my eyes but after that it went downhill fast until the say the eighth doctor and the modern stuff. Very true! I'm all caught up in modern Who now and I'm loving it. The new season is very different, but it's refreshing that Matt Smith doesn't feel like he's really replacing David Tennant, so much as the show has become something different. I did not care much for Torchwood's first season. It honestly felt like they were pushing for the adult themes more than the Sci-Fi feel. Instead of chasing the monsters, they either frak or yell at eachother. This being a majority of each episode got kind of old fast. It did get better, though. Especially once the rift stuff became a big focus and characters became more fleshed out. (Although, the first season finale was incredibly weak, imo.) I'm onto season 2 now and it's pretty awesome. Haven't checked out Sarah Jane Adventures yet, but I guess I will once I finish up with Torchwood.

I've been watching Doctor Who. I used to have a strong dislike for the show, but now I adore it. I started with the Ninth Doctor and now I'm on the Eleventh. Recently, I've been pondering collecting what I can of older seasons out of curiousity. Trying to watch Torchwood, too, but I'm not liking it as much.

The change in backstory offends me more than the costume does. I honestly have no idea why they're trying to make her more like Wonder Girl.

I finished the Decepticon campaign last night and had a great time. The controls, I found, were hard to get the hang of at first, but the game lends itself for some epic shoot outs once you learn them. Any levels with the jets were the highlight for me-- dog fights were highly entertaining and allowed a whole new dimension for strategy that the land-based vehicles needed a lot more of. The major downside seems to be in the character choices. Although there are minor differences, it doesn't seem to matter at all. I have found little to no difference in playing either Soundwave or Megatron. Variety would have helped the experience a lot more. I'm excited to play through the Autobot campaign, though. The ending to the Decepticon one was just epic. I'm dying to see how it follows up.

Jaime is an amazing character that has always stood out to me. Otherwise, I think Jaime would be way more interesting to see in this sort of medium than Clark Kent has been and his strong supporting cast and various cameos could lead to some great stories. I'm not going to be holding out much hope for this, though. If this has anything to do with the writing team from Smallville, however, I'll be worried.

YES PLEASE. I can't really imagine anyone else pulling it off as well as Jackson did LOTR.

A hardcover of it released in February, apparently. I love those Skottie Young covers.