Tainted-Cell

I saw this set at Downtown Disney last weekend, it looks like fun!

Strange question though: what happens to Deadpool's body parts once they're severed? Considering he can regrow them, and knowing how crazy Deadpool is, I'd imagine he'd have a huge collection of all of his disembodied appendages.

I think I'm the only one in the theater who instantly picked up an easter egg at the very end.
After Steve busts out of his room at the end, the Peggy look-alike (who is credited as a SHIELD agent), is radioning repeatedly: "Code 13! Code 13!" 

Putting Thanos in there would be like having Venom appear in the first Spider-man movie...

" no more villians..... please,

Its like remembering the presidents.

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Sick of Zod. I get how he's relevant, considering this is more or less a reboot, but Brainiac's a far more interesting character. DC just loves recycling characters....

Half my (obviously small) collection of DC trade is Jeph Loeb. I have all of his collaborations with Tim Sale, even the in-and-out-of-print Challengers of the Unknown. That said, he should stick to Batman. Hush is my favorite modern age story arc, but lately, I think he's just gotten far too comfortable with everything else.

Can't agree here.
As far as gadget gimmicks go, let's cite Showtime's favorite series, Dexter.
Of course, everyone loves it when Dexter pulls off his ritualistic killing with very little difficulty, as seen at the start and throughout season 1. The producers then wanted to mix things up a bit... you know he has to screw up eventually, and that is, indeed, what he started doing. Take away his tools. His blood slides. His plastic wrapping. His Slice of Life body disposal. Better yet, try exposing it. You then have to see how someone who has relied on such devices, a certain modus operandi... overcome those overwhelming odds. I think that's what makes the character more interesting.
 
Super-strength and durability...
Did we miss the Hulk? Or how about Arnold's Terminators? How cool was it when you saw him in T2, grab Sarah Connor, throw her out of harm's way, and shoot a wall with a grenade launcher at close-range to blow open an exit? Or when he walks through a lobby full of policemen, withstanding their bullets even as they slice a good portion of his face, to commandeer a SWAT van?  I thought he was cooler than the shape-shifting T-1000.

I also never heard anyone complain about Rorschach.