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luckylopez said:

If you're a Batman fan you buy Batman books. But that's only half of the equation. When you look at that cover you say "Yes! A Joker story!" "Awesome, Two Face!" But do you say "Clayface! That rules!"?

kinda off the subject, but i just had to point out, while i agree about never being all that excited for clayface in the comics, i ALWAYS got excited when a clayface episode of the animated series came on. they really knew how to write him.

[Lucky]

Agreed actually. Animated Clayface was surprisingly interesting. Those episodes were always good. I was just trying to think of a not terribly inspiring Batman villain and I came up with Clayface and Killer Croc. But I kinda like Croc so... I should have gone with someone REALLY lame like Killer Moth or that the Ventriliquist and Scarface.

But then that probably would have been unfair to Apocalypse.

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not really. i think apocalypse is a dud. never saw the appeal. plus he screws up the idea that namor is the first mutant.

now, apocalypse may suck, but apokolips is awesome. and you know who's the ruler of apokolips? DARKSEID! vote up, bitches!

oh, and scarface is another one the animated series did really well.

[National Champion Chris Cole]

I watched Red Eye last weekend. I loved it. I was totally cheering for Murphy to kill that bitch.

On a semi-related note my wife and I have been writing a fantasy book. We were doing some fantasy casting for if the book was ever made into a movie. I cast Cillian Murphey for the role of the Evil Wizard. He fit the description perfectly. The character has deep blue eyes, delivers his lines in a chilling cold tone, has shoulder length brown hair and is fairly short. Watching Red Eye was like watching the character from that book just in modern times. It was a bit chilling to be honest.

[williamssl]

By vote of 69% to 31%, Ra's Al Ghul wins and advances to the next round.