John

Is Glee not a floridly insane TV show for homosexuals?

No the point is that this is a stupid and insane reading of what happened.

I don't recall asking him to write Fire and Blood.

Under Siege next! But probably not until tomorrow.

Johnny, you're not going to make Ben be the best man, are you?

There is no good reason this random scientist shouldn't be Dr. Peter Corbeau.

The first two weddings Franklin has ever gone to are 1) Pietro and Crystal; and 2) Johnny and "Alicia". That is a rough start.

Louis XIV looking different from how I remember him.

yes.

Ben just absolutely wallowing in self-pity.

Ben is attempting suicide.

That line works particularly well in the voice of Hans Moleman.

Roger Stern and John Buscema, please do not make me think about how long it would take Johnny to burn up all the oxygen in that suit.

She is way off mission, she's stuck as a blind woman, probably getting no direction, really what a mess

Ben can't catch a break. (Tht's ben in the second panel, he has a stupid new uniform because he's feeling self-conscious about his appearance)

Alicia's got nothing.

Starcore? Isn't that Dr. Peter Corbeau's space station? Why no Dr. Peter Corbeau?

Sue's hair has changed rather dramatically from #296 (left) to #297 (right)

Warworld, eh?

oh, that's right they do. Yeah, then, carry on I guess. But rank the old lady ahead of the Nazi.

Ben is suffering from clinical depression, but what else is new?

I did not! I just said Milgrom is incapable of giving us full on body horror. (This is Silvestri, I think?)

It is insane that we are actively abetting this horror show.

Researching this more closely: they're both descendants of the historical figure/literary character; they both fight the undead, which you'd expect for Van Helsing, but less so for a descendant of Wyatt Earp. They both aired from 2016 to 2021.

I refuse to accept that Wynonna Earp and Van Helsing are different shows. "Canadian show where we gender swap a 19th century icon"...feels dubious.

I don't think so!

An extremely close remain vote where most Tories voted to leave would have been a weird result for Cameron, which is another reason the referendum was such a terrible idea.

(It looks like he maybe got a call right before Trump announced it? So he probably had a chance to say no, but no time to actually consider it, he had to decide on the spot.)

Was it reported that he did it without asking Mullin? I didn't see that. Yeah, that's an awkward situation.

I'm sure plenty of people have said no to cabinet appointments from Trump! Mullin's dumb enough to think this is a smart move, or maybe he doesn't much like being a senator.