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@InnerVenom123 said:

@-Vigil- said:

@InnerVenom123 said:

I had to physically restrain myself from punching my computer monitor, reminding myself that no matter how hard I tried, I wouldn't ACTUALLY be able to punch Bat-mite in the mouth.

But I really want to.

I agree. How could he not appreciate the awesomeness?!

Actually it's because I hate Bat-Mite, but sure, whatever works for you.

Hahaha!

@fodigg said:

@Samimista said:

I would so love to read this. I support the shipping.

You mean Cass/Tim as a couple? They're adoptive siblings though.

Plus, even if they weren't, they simply work better and are more fun with a brother/sister relationship.

@SmoothJammin said:

Long as Young Justice is on air I'm all good. BB was not a bad show by any means

Holy carp, Young Justice is AMAZING, isn't it?

@InnerVenom123 said:

I had to physically restrain myself from punching my computer monitor, reminding myself that no matter how hard I tried, I wouldn't ACTUALLY be able to punch Bat-mite in the mouth.

But I really want to.

I agree. How could he not appreciate the awesomeness?!

Hmmmm. I agree that the Parademons don't seem to really be alive, so that part doesn't bother me. But I'm not sure about the Cyborg-Darkseid connection. Cyborg's one of my favorites, and I don't like Darkseid. However, I trust Geoff Johns, and I'm just psyched Cy's on the team!

This series is amazing, and I'll be sad to see it go.

This Starfire thing is driving me crazy. Facts:

• I loved Starfire in the cartoon.
• I started reading New Teen Titans the (1980 volume) and discovered I hated her there.
• Starfire in the comics is psycho (okay, this isn't an objective fact, this is my opinion after having read pretty much every Titans-related comic).
• I decided that the cartoon and the comics versions of Starfire are basically just different characters.
• I strolled off happily into the sunset.

Why can't you guys do the same thing? In comics, different versions of characters are constantly being introduced, and new writers are constantly "ruining" characters in the main comics. So what? If you wait patiently, the version you know and love will be brought back by someone else.

Plus, it's not like Starfire was ever puritanical. In the (many) comics I read, she went around kissing strangers and wishing she was allowed to be nude in public. In the 80s, she was one of the first characters in DC (that I've seen) to be shown in bed with someone they weren't married to. I think Scott Lobdell is doing fine with Superboy and Teen Titans (which contains my favorite DC character), plus he's been very appreciative and accommodating to his fans when kindly answering their questions. Cut him some slack, okay?

Blerndelhoopen. Yeah, I don't know what it means either.

@Xenozoic Shaman said:

"Death is a primitive concept. I prefer to think of them as battling evil in another dimension."

Okay, you totally win the internets for the Starfighter quote.

In my opinion, A god should be omniscient and omnipotent to even BE a god, so no, they can't die. However, given that criteria, Thor was never a god in the first place.