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Well, let's see. The Wasp can comfortably fit in a phone booth. How do you compare on that one, Captain Over-Accessorized?
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I'm starting to think this guy might be a master of something other than Kung Fu.
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Cryosleep
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If he doesn't call, at least you'll have a weirdly cropped photo to remember him by.
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You see, back in the 70s, New York hospitals were all about 40 stories high, and they kept the windows wide open most of the time. It was a crazy decade.
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I invoke Salic Law to rationalize all my bonehead decisions.
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The preferred term is Enslimed Individuals.
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Hmm... tiny pouches and belts on thighs. I wonder what decade this could. have been?
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When I was a kid, department stores were not in the habit of playing songs from 45 years ago.
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Superboy had to get there quick, before everyone remembered he's just an honorary, reserve Legionnaire, and doesn't actually have the authority to expel members.
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"I've been king for like a week," he was heard muttering.
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Arguably the greatest song ever written about time dilation.
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The LSV was always so confusing. The LSH was from Superboy's future, and the LSV was from the LSH's future. So the first time we meet them, their beef is with Superman. Now they're giving Superboy grief, and the next time we meet them, they will be contemporaries of the LSH. Pick a timeline!
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I literally just got home from seeing Ringo Starr performing in Bridgeport, Connecticut. And yes, he sang the submarine song. He sang the octopus song. He sang about help from his friends.
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Growing up, I learned that if you try to rob a bank, Spider-Man might show up and just give you one of these.
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At times I wonder if Bullseye is really even trying to kill Daredevil.
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I love the fact that Reed Richards designed this suit.
"Namor's always had crush on my wife, so let's show off those abs. I'm giving him a neckline that plunges all the way down to the Marianas Trench."
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Also, he could talk on the moon.
Apparently.
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Stuffed crust demonium!
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Those shoes are INAPPROPRIATE for that terrain!
She's going to twist an ankle, and I will NOT say I didn't warn her.
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"Half-Man King?" Does he call himself that, or is that what the other mean kings call him behind his back?
And what kind of king has a lair?
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Kermit was a part of Sesame Street when it first premiered in 1969. He was then later used on the Muppet Show, but still appeared on Sesame Street for a few more years. He left Sesame Street permanently when Disney bought the Jim Henson Company.
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Carol, the guy's name is Destructor. You're not going to convince him not to destruct. "Swiper, no swiping!" isn't going to work here.
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Why do so many of the Inhumans wear masks? Whom exactly are they hiding their identities from?
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You don't have to wear the boxing gloves all the time, Boom Boom. I promise, people will still recognize you.
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In Roman Holiday, Gregory Peck gives Audrey Hepburn an amount of Lira he says is worth about 25 cents. She then buys a pair of shoes, gets a haircut, and buys an ice cream from a street vendor. That vendor is seen giving her change.
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It seems like it would have to be Batgirl. Curious that they couldn't find room for her.
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The story used to be that if you slept with a piece of wedding cake under your pillow, you would dream of your future spouse. This was something I was aware of as a kid in the 1970s. I never heard of it being associated with good luck.
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Well obviously Busch Gardens has doped bananas. That's essentially their business model.
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AI is only 40% of the story. The rest is all about LEN.
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One of the Boy Wonder's most impressive talents is the ability to snap his fingers while wearing gloves.
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Gorillas do not eat bananas.
I am confident this is the only mistake in an otherwise impeccably plotted story.
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Ain't nothing wrong with Marrina. That's just Plodex being Plodex.
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Even as a kid, it bothered me that Supergirl wore a wig in her civilian identity. It only underscored how much of a non-entity "Linda Lee" was. She was utterly useless as a secret identity, neither protecting Supergirl nor providing her with any depth of character.
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I remember sitting in the theater back in 1993 thinking, "Man, this would be great with limited commercial interruptions."
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I will see you in Albany! You may also see me, but you will not be impressed.
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It's interesting that Cockrum went through the time and effort of designing 20 new characters as a pastiche of the Legion, then left the book in the middle of the story, leaving the actual fight scene for Byrne to finish.
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Sorry dude, I'm too busy clapping to keep Tinkerbell alive.
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"Guest-Featuring"? Did his agent negotiate that for him?
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Wait, is that what the bad guy is going to look like?
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I generally let Wrestlers do whatever they want. They're bigger than me.
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You do it. You're right there.
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Noteworthy as the Bronson character whose name is worth the most in Scrabble.
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Waffles would forgive you. But then they'd get angry again. But then they'd reconsider. But then...
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On the bright side, our mouths are completely unaffected. So... what do you want to talk about?
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I don't want to be a killjoy, but it's important to remember that it's possible to have fun tonight without Wang Chunging tonight.
Respect the decision to have Wang Chung-free fun!
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Even though you could not possibly be wearing that particular costume under your skin-tight outfit, the Flouroscope doesn't lie.
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A Flock of Seagulls holds the record for the longest timespan between concerts I've attended. I saw them back in 1983 on a ticket with the Fixx and the Police, and I saw them again in 2024 all on their lonesome. Every 41 years like clockwork!
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Look, obviously it's not going to be Cyclops. I don't really know why we threw him in here, to be honest.
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Isn't that kind of accurate? My recollection is that Psylocke isn't a natural person. I thought she was two separate people merged into one by Spiral, with a little bit of Mojoverse tech thrown in for flavoring.