SemiNoblePursuit

Why was Grodd tried in Metropolis the first place? The murder takes place in Gorilla City (Africa)

It’ll be a fun show, I think. I enjoy how each of these projects has a distinct tone.

Girl lived a short, sad life.

Are you actually autistic? If so, go for it. If not, maybe find another way to commemorate moon shots

His kid is free to make his own choices. LSU was arse his whole HS career, and Wade didn’t have any time to recruit him.

We’ll be fine, friend. Wade is going to bring talent to BR

Kara killing Krem completely defeats to purpose of her taking Ruthye along for the adventure. It wreaks of hypocrisy (she doesn't want Ruthye to become a killer/be consumed by revenge but then mercs the dude herself??). I don't understand Ana Nogueira at all. You have one of the better modern comic series featuring Supergirl with a unique, non-villain led story that focuses on friendship, personal growth, and visual wonder... and you basically abandon all of that. She should blacklisted from the industry indefinitely, this story wreaks of a narcissistic writers room with a strong contempt for the source material. Stop hiring people who don't understand/care about the comics, for frick's sake. And stop hiring losers like Craig Gillespie.

The villain is supposed to be boring, he was in the comic. Kara’s story and the visual spectacle of the different worlds Kara and Ruthye explore make up for it.

It's not encouraging (unless you hate DC/superhero movies I guess) that Supergirl's screenwriter is tied to at least three other DC projects. Her writing resume is borderline nonexistent, so the reverence for her from Gunn has me puzzled.

Simien??

Morningstar is such a badass name, sign him up for that alone.

None of these articles specify the legal basis upon which the injunction was granted. I wonder if it was a due process argument where Texas Tech didnt give Sorsby proper notice, etc., thus leading to the potential "harm" to Sorsby mentioned in the article.