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Every trailer and piece of news leading to the release of this film made me think it was going to be bad but, unlike others apparently, I was hoping I'd be wrong. I like the cast and I do believe Trank could have made a good F4 film. Chronicle was incredible imo. So, despite the negative reviews being expected, I am disappointed. I'm not a big fan of the Fantastic Four but it has to be hard for people who are because they have absolutely no luck when it comes to film adaptations.

@d9000: Yeah, I can see that too. It definitely feels like Barrett is being punished for something. I've heard others say that the WWE lost faith in him because of his recent injury problems. Which I can see but it's disheartening considering how great he actually is. He should have been in the main event picture right out of Nexus but the WWE dropped the ball big time. Something they do frequently and unsurprisingly it involved them booking Cena.

@d9000: Damien Sandow by a hair I think because at least they are giving Barrett something to do. Even though what they are giving him is a lame feud and making him job to everyone. Sandow has just been dropped nearly completely it seems.

Thank you for answering the wrestling questions guys. Corey, your answer to my Owens question was actually something I didn't consider and it is very profound. Injuries do seem to be a big problem for some of these indy guys. A recent example would be Sami Zayn going out for half a year because of throwing his arm in the air during his entrance. Not only are these guys not used to the heavy WWE schedule but a lot of them also put themselves through hell on the indy scene. There isn't nearly as much oversight on wrestler health (despite the WWE's negative reputation in that department) when a guy is working for 3 to 4 different promotions at a time. Finn Balor, Sami Zayn, and Kevin Owens are probably my three favorite wrestlers right now and they all had lengthy runs on the indy scene. I hope all three go on to have long and successful runs in the WWE. Hopefully without injuries.

I think Tony is drastically underestimating the difference between comics ratings and movie ratings. If you did a shot for shot adaption of MOST Deadpool comics, it'd absolutely be rated R for the violence alone. Deadpool gets very violent. Taking all of the blood away would solve that but it is still jarring (at least to me) when Wolverine is hacking people up in the movies with absolutely no blood. So, I'm not really against the R rating even though I do believe that the movie won't do quite as well as people may be thinking as a direct result of the rating.

Those BvS statues are ridiculously awesome. I want that armored Batman like nothing I've ever wanted before.

I think it was a pretty big missed opportunity when they decided to make Tim into Batman Beyond. It almost feels like they heard the fans' cries for a Tim Drake solo book and the fans' cries for an in continuity Batman Beyond book and then merged the two of them. It also takes away a lot of the charm to have this book take place in the Future's End type future. Part of my enjoyment of the Batman Beyond cartoon was the cool futuristic take on Batman. I don't want to read a Batman Beyond book, starring Tim Drake, set in a near-dystopian future. Also, I'd like to add that I'm not judging the book on its quality, just my own feelings on its premise. For all I know, it could be a really good book.

As someone who leans towards DC over Marvel, it's nice to see them get a lot of love here. This new creative initiative is a welcome change because even as a big DC fan, I admit there was a pretty bad rough patch there for a while. This new stuff is very exciting.

I've yet to back a Kickstarter but this is right down my alley. Big fan of horror (and vampires when done well) and the art looks really cool. I think I'm actually going to back this.