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I've seen the Wolverine yesterday and I would agree that it was pretty good, but not great. It was a late showing, though, and I was extremely tired, so I think I'll have to watch it again as soon as the Blu Ray comes out to make a better judgment.

I've been going to the German version of that website since the early 2000s, I never knew there was an English version.

Yeah, I think he probably has the most potential out of anyone in NXT right now to make it big on the main roster.

From Dusk Till Dawn of the Dead Spice World War Z

Good god, I was hoping I would never have to see those pictures up there ever again. Those gave me nightmares the first time they appeared on this board.

I can't believe noone has mentioned Invincible, yet. If you want to get into someting superhero-y, try Invincible. It's pretty much one of the best ongoing superhero books out there and I would imagine it's far easier to get into than anything from Marvel or DC since it's pretty much self-contained for the most part. Like Walking Dead there are also massive volumes out there that collect around 50 issues each: http://www.amazon.com/Invincible-Compendium-One-Robert-Kirkman/dp/1607064111/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1375607168&sr=8-2&keywords=invincible+compendium

Nice: Singles Match Naoki Sano beat Shinya Hashimoto (10:28) Six Man Tag Team Match Adrian Adonis, Andre The Giant & Dick Murdoch vs. Antonio Inoki, Kengo Kimura & Tatsumi Fujinami - Double Count Out (14:11)

She's Out of My League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Kung Fu Hustle & Flow Knocked Up in the Air The Spongebob Squarepants Movie: Pineapple Express He's just not that into you, me and Dupree Step Up to the Streets of Fire Here's a Triple Feature: Space Cowboys & Aliens vs. Predator

Well, I meant for the time while he was writing them, not for the rest of my life. I've never stopped reading the X-Men, even when he was writing. His run is definitely my least favorite, though. The only Batman stuff I read recently, though, was the first Scott Snyder trade, which I liked. The closest anyone has ever come to completely ruining a character for me were probably John Byrne and Howard Mackie. Ever since they wrote Spider-Man in the late 90s I've never read another Spider-Man book again. I did plan to come back at one point though, but then the whole Mephisto stuff happened and as far as I know they still haven't reversed that.

For me it's definitey ROH from 2002- 2004. That's the most I've ever been a fan of a wrestling promotion.

I really feel like I'm living in bizarro world whenever it comes to Morrison. My two favorite comic book franchises are the X-Men and Batman and Morrison ruined both of them for me. He made me stop reading Batman altogether, which is a hard feat to manage. The only good thing about Final Crisis was The Legion of 3 Worlds, which was amazing, but the main series and especially the Superman mini were just the worst kind of Morrison. Seven Soldiers of Victory had great art, but apart from that it was terrible. Even We3; I thought the concept in itself was interesting, but after reading it I was baffled why people liked this so much.

Here are a bunch of selfies a monkey made after stealing a photographer's camera:

Hamburger Hill - Super Size Me JFK - Bullet to the Head (Too soon?)

Man, I really used to be a big Morrison fan for his Animal Man, Doom Patrol and JLA. But ever since his X-Men run I'm even doubting myself, trying to figure out if Morrison always was a hack and I was even wrong about his earlier books. He's definitely far closer to worst than best in my book.

Reminds me of this:

You don't watch Parks and Rec?

He founded his own promotion and most of the AJPW wrestlers went with him.

I guess Mason Ryan returns in the upcoming weeks, probably at Summerslam or the Raw after.

I only read the first 12 to 18 months of the run and that was more than enough. I only kept reading it for that long, because people kept talking about how great it was. But at one point I just wasn't willing to pay any more money for something that I just didn't like one bit.

You mean this one?

I think the worst scene of the show was, when Natalya was told she wouldn't have a match at Wrestlemania a few days before the show by the VP of talent relations. Like this would actually happen.

Did they sign those two girls just for this show? I woudn't be surprised, if they end up the same way as the Silent Rage guy.

Ah, well, it says game designer on the website. As I said, I haven't listened to it myself, yet. Just saw it on the website and thought people here might be interested.

It's only the decent thing to do.

I haven't listened to it, but this might interest some people. Giant Bomb has an interview with one of the game developers and apparently they also talk about King of Colosseum: http://www.giantbomb.com/podcasts/2k-sports-bryan-williams-talks-wwe-2k14-publisher-/1600-531/