Perhaps the monthly âComing Soonâ thread? I guess my question was: why do some series/issues get pre-scheduled and put in the pipeline for future additions (with announcements made ahead of time) and why do some series/issues just kinda⌠show up, with no announcements anywhere (like Animal Man initially before the Whatâs New thread was edited today, as well as this and this)? When series and issues are added without announcements, it makes them hard to find, and it could potentially be missed that theyâre even on here.
Nopes. I highlighted The Flash as its (and this isnât spoiler territory, as multiple outlets have reported on this) rumored to re-align certain elements of the DCEU, as well as showcase that every DC movie has taken place in one big, collective cinematic universe, which is why Keaton and Affleck are both playing their respective iterations of Batman in the movie.
If the Flash movie does re-align aspects of the DCEU, as well as the greater DC movie multiverse in general, then like the reboots and/or relaunches in the comics, thereâs always the chance of some previously separate elements merging into one unified story/universe.
SoâŚZoe Kravitz could be the DCEU Catwoman if The Flash somehow merges The Batman into the mainline DCEU continuity. If it doesnât, thatâs cool too, as Elseworlds tales are always fun, and that will just give us another opportunity to see someone else play Catwoman when and if she should debut in the DCEU.
Trader Joeâs kicks ass, doesnât it? Of course it does, otherwise you wouldnât shop there.
IDK about you Chief, but I love to nab me a big 'ol bag of sesame sticks when Iâm at The Joes, which has been far longer than Iâd care to admit, especially since I have three or four Trader Joeâs within a reasonable drive.
I wasnât aware TJs carried pizza, so Iâm now inclined to visit to see what they look like and if theyâll wet my culinary whistle. Of course, Iâll have to nab a big 'ol bag of sesame sticks too.
Fun Fact: This one time, at band camp Trader Joeâs, I was in the process of nibbling on some sesame sticks in my car (I was parked and listening to NPR) and as I opened the bag, I did my best Tommy Lee Jones Two-Face impression when I said âOpen sesame.â.
No. Well at least not my copy. I would think not. If it did, it would probably fall under 18 years and older rule. Since it is just text it falls under first amendment and there is no legal reason why a 6 year old couldnt buy it. The glories of the 1st amendment and the printed word.
Iâve been making my way through this, and itâs fantastic, as usual.
As a Martin Short fan, I was tickled to see TCM honor him. However, the choice of highlighted movies was a bit mystifying:
Innerspace
Clifford
Now, Innerspace is a solid movie (it was directed by Joe Dante; if heâs made a bad movie, I havenât seen it) butâŚClifford? I mean, really? Over Three Amigos, Captain Ron, Pure Luck, etc, etc?
I remember when Clifford came out. The TV spots made 11 year-old me say âI love Martin Short, but this new movie of his looks stupid.â. Plus, I remember the movie being a financial load in the backyard of itâs respective studio. SoâŚwhy the spotlight on it now, TCM?
One of my favorite Martin Short movies: Jungle 2 Jungle. Sure, heâs kind of an annoying shrill in it at times, but Iâve always liked that movie. I saw it on an eighth grade field trip, and when that Batman & Robin trailer started, everyone in the theater went nuts with excitement (as did I, albeit in a reserved, quiet fashion).
Also, Leelee Sobieski played Shortâs daughter. She and I are the same age, so did I have a crush on her after seeing J2J in '97? You. bet. I. did. Also, her name sounds like âLeelooâ, from The Fifth Element. Jungle 2 Jungle came out in the Spring of '97, so she had a couple months ahead of Leelooâs debut on May 9th, 1997. In any event, my summer of that fantastic year was spent dreaming of those two lovely ladiesâŚand getting ready for my Freshman year of high school, but really, letâs be honest: I already had my priorities in place, and they werenât school-based.
Mmmm, probably not. TBT, I wasnât super-psyched for either show before they debuted. The Nevers caught my four eyes due to it being highlighted on HBO Max and me thinking to myself âSelf, that looks neat. Letâs check it out.â, while Jupiterâs Legacy was a rando choice I threw on, due to my appreciation of some of Mark Millarâs previous comic work (Superman Adventures, The Ultimates, etc).
SoâŚgiven a choice between the two, Iâd go with The Nevers first and then Jupiterâs Legacy.