"No, not at all. I was expecting it to be much sillier and goofier than it was, but it ended up having lots of heart. So while I was expecting something else, what I got was pretty good."
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Randy Jackson replied to The Baron's discussion Movies I Have Seen Lately"Finally got to see Lego Batman the other day. I think I was expecting it to be funnier, but I still liked it a lot."
Randy Jackson replied to Alan M.'s discussion On the Chopping Block"Actually, I think most of the Avengers titles have been pretty good. I can't say anything about Uncanny, but US Avengers and Avengers have been solid--even given that their momentum is being derailed by Secret Empire..."
Randy Jackson replied to Detective 445's discussion Secret Empire (SPOILERS)"X-Men Blue #7 did tite in, but once again, not crucial to the story."
Randy Jackson replied to Alan M.'s discussion On the Chopping Block"I've begun to notice a trend with Brian K. Vaughan's books. They start out interesting and fascinating, but then seem to start treading water. This is the reason I dropped Saga and also the reason I may end up dropping Paper Girls. The…"
Randy Jackson replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Captain Comics Guide to reading Spider-Man books that informed 'Homecoming'"I've often wondered why they decided to make the Vulture as old as he was."
Randy Jackson replied to Travis Herrick (Modular Mod)'s discussion Question about the forums"I['ve encountered that as well."
Randy Jackson replied to Randy Jackson's discussion Randy Jackson reads the Golden Age Superman"Action Comics #8 - "Superman!"Published: January 1939Writer: Jerry SiegelArtist: Joe ShusterWe open in juvenile court, as one Frankie Marello attempts to defend himself from a charge of assault and battery. The judge is about to sentence…"
Randy Jackson replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."A thought I'd had was Crackerjack from Astro City, but he accidentally outed himself and I don't think his neighbors knew until then.
Now that you've said something, there's a tickling feeling in the back of my head..."
Randy Jackson replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."There was Johnny Storm..."
Randy Jackson replied to Randy Jackson's discussion Randy Jackson reads Blue Devil"Blue Devil #15 - "Verner's Vanquisher!"Cover Date: August 1985Writer: Gary Cohn & Dan MishkinArtist: Alan KupperbergDan is awakened by his alarm clock and heads to the bathroom. However, he's unable to get in as Wayne beats…"
Randy Jackson replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."I mentioned the Shade before, but the Mist also fought in the War, winning a medal."
Randy Jackson replied to John Dunbar (the mod of maple)'s discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Robert Kanigher took over the series with #25, an odd choice considering the new direction. Replacing one old-guard writer with another doesn't seem t be the way to rejuvenate a title like Teen Titans at the time, unless they really just wanted…"
Randy Jackson posted a discussionComic Thoughts for the week of 6/21/2017
Daredevil #22 - Daredevil testifies in court. Story by Charles Soule, art by Goran Sudzuka.Once again, this is the sort of thing I was hoping for when Charles Soule took over writing this title, and this delivers. Well done.Doctor Strange #22 - Doctor Strange teams with the Kingpin. Story by Dennis Hopeless, art by Niko Henrichon.It's a Secret Empire tie-in. Yawn. Anyway, it's actually not terrible. I still think Ben Urich seems way off model here.Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man #1 -…See More
Randy Jackson replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."The Shade would have been around, albeit perhaps as an anti-villain."
Randy Jackson replied to The Baron's discussion Today's Purchases"I liked the Martian Manhunter one a lot. However, I felt like the guy who wrote the Legion comic had never read a Legion comic before in his life. It had some moments, but I think it missed the point."
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Cavaliere (moderator emeritus) said… - Happy birthday, Randy!
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