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That song was in my YT feed and I clicked on it out of curiosity. Thought “going for that BabyShark vibe”. Didn’t realize it was from Dr. Who.

Get back to you on what? There are more people in my apartment building than there are reaction videos for that on YouTube ffs. That you’re suggesting that’s even remotely a measuring stick of anything in a nation of 340 MILLION people is just strange.

Infinite Crisis was published in the 2010's iirc and yeah, it was surprisingly graphic. I think Superboy Prime ripped a character in half as well. Doing that stuff occasionally in an "Elseworlds" or "What If..." is one thing, but I don't care to see it in mainstream comics.

I have zero interest in Yet Another Starship Show. If they can't find a compelling new window into this world, then it can die for all I care. Star Wars has been able to tell stories away from the "Wars", Trek needs to do the same. We've had enough starship shows and if I want to watch one, I...

I give up. Why does no one talk about Aquaman's crotch?

He was smart enough to create a fantastic protplasmic lifeform....but not smart enough to cure baldness. Was never a fan of the "they knew each other as kids" bit. Small universe syndrome and all that.

I'm not big on dystopian stuff either. I dropped Batman after Crisis because of the turgid "War Journal entry...my ceaseless war on crime continues" shit over and over and over. I'm not sure what you think I mean when I say I enjoy "serious" comics, but "serious" to me is about the same level of...

Comics don’t sell those kind of numbers because they’re not printed on newsprint anymore, are not under a dollar and not sold on spinner racks or in ever grocery store anymore. A standard issue is 4 dollars now. I quit when they were about 2.50. Also there’s competition in the form of social...

I get what you're saying, but the same thing can be said for Star Trek. These are guys roaming around space in their pajamas with ray guns and teleporters. "Serious" episodes like "The Drumhead" could be said to be "sucking all the fun" out of the show, which is inherently ridiculous to begin...

What "faux realism"?

As usual, it looks like a lot fun with great production and design. Took me a second to realize who Michael Cera was playing, the first version I watched didn't have the little credit bit at the beginning. As with the last couple of films, there's too many big names in Wes's films now, almost...

This is the only thing along those lines that I remember: Aside from this, I'm not aware of anything along the lines of what OP is talking about.

Unfortunately, no. Real life and all.

What would the Borg look like in Star Trek? They'd probably look like Roger Korby. Frankly the Borg, especially in TNG, looked low budget and pretty ridiculous. I think the producers of Star Trek would've just had the Borg be human looking with an occasional panel opening to reveal their circuit...

I may try to enter this. I'm assuming by "the artwork you submit should be created during the month of the challenge" you mean the diorama itself as I'm thinking of doing one for one of my 2D images. Yay or nay?

I generally expected a sort of Lovecraftian ending where Russ(?) has that vision, and sees something ancient's and beyond our comprehension etc, but that’s it. Usually a Lovecraft protagonist goes crazy, or is killed or kills himself. Didn’t expect any of that, just that the vision was real...

Excellent tune! I’ll see your “Tank!” with “Tuff”

Read more books, played video games, hated interacting with people. Now I read the internet more, still play video games and hate interacting with people less. When people talk about "interacting with real people" back in the day, it wasn't all fun in the sun for some people. To quote Rush it...

As much as I love the song, it's best when part of the movie and scene it was written for