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@fodigg: I 100% agree because when I wrote this I intended to pick up the book and use the illustrated images in place of the film ones. I was a little shocked when I saw there there was little to no appearance of Queen Gorgo in the book. As far as the film goes though I thought Gerard Butler did a phenomenal job in acting. I also thought Vincent Regan, Michael Fassbender, and David Wenham played their roles very well. I particularly enjoyed the "Fight in the Shade" part.

@RazzaTazz: Angelina Jolie is one of those I personally wouldn't pay attention too. Most of her roles are only there for eye candy and sex appeal. Her strongest presence in my opinion was in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, but I even felt that was forced.

@lykopis: Thanks for reading Lyko ^_^

The reason the batman rouge gallery is so memorable is because they each in some way reflect Batman's nature. A good villain for Diana must do the same, and to some extent Circe and Cheetah does that. For Diana, Penthesilea was pretty good for that, but her only representation was from some of the weaker books of Flashpoint which hurt her. Penthesilea's plan was actually pretty maniacal when you think about it.

Wish Landlord would hurry up about meeting me so I can sign the lease. >:-(

You really should read Red Lanterns #3. Bleez is developing into a very interesting character and probably will be the reason behind why I continue to subscribe to Red Lanterns.

Incredibly violent, but has still been one of my favorite new 52 books.

*sigh you can't fix stupid people.

A man is only as good as his Hat

@RazzaTazz said:

I agree whole heartedly Hawkeye

@InnerVenom123 said:

Dude, they were trolling.

Welcome to the internet.

I can understand this, but what he is saying is to not stand for it among the regular non-trolls. A lot of these guys post stuff which the regulars here get swayed by. It is ok to tell a regular that is is not ok to say things like that.

Seconded.