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http://www.amazon.com/dp/0785147764/?tag=tcbcom-20 They seem to have cancelled the Ultimate Mystery TPB and are publishing all 12 as "Ultimate Enemy." Wee-Hoo.

Unfortunately, no PS3 on this end. Looks like E's the lucky boy.

Unfortunately, I cannot do. Damn. I was actually more excited at the prospect of a rockoff than I was a Green Day Rock Band code.

We should have an Xbox Live Rock-Off to determine eligibility. It's the only appropriate, moral way to determine things.

Not calling dibs or anything, but I would be very interested.

Great theory. Would be better if it wasn't contradicted by the Monster's entire role in "What They Died For."

Though I could write a lengthy retrospective or character appreciation post, I'd rather posit the question to all of you. It occurred to me the first time watching, say, The Constant, that there must be something slightly less about the episode to those who never worried for weeks on end...

I don't understand what you mean by "real answers." This episode essentially set up the entire conflict /basis of the season, in fact, the entire show. It was LOST's "Gensis" Chapter. The fact that Locke called these two particular skeletons Adam and Eve, played again at the close of this...

I'm not sure I have anything else to contribute, aside from the appropriateness of your Secret Invasion analysis. Blackest Night and Secret Invasion share fundamentally empty attributes, in 'set-up,' pacing, and resurrection, event-building finales.

How they got off introduced so many elements now integral in the final season that their escape was, in the long run, far more important than the fact they got off the island, and equally important to how they needed to return. It seems they're eschewing re-introduction for a lot of the...

Well, no. Season 4 was what happened between the two final scenes of Through the Looking Glass. The primary question wasn't "Who gets off," which wasn't actually answered until exactly halfway through the season, if you recall, it was, "How did they get off, and what about the others?" which was...

Look: they used a rat because a rat is synonymous with scientific experiments. The size of its brain and the extent of its cognitive function isdifferent enough in regards to intensity that it died within five minutes. If you want to show the seriousness of a situation, use something with a...

I can't recall the last time a television show depicted empirically accurate cognition in rats. Even if it did, you know as well as I do that there is an enormous gap between Rat and Human brains, which if we really, really want to go deep, would probably have an effect on how time displaced...

Usually, it's a good idea to pay attention to an episode before you try to critique it. I mean. Seriously. (Why do you critique the comparison with a mathematical concept as if it's an especially contrived science fiction device? The use of it was anything but). You obviously didn't...

I'm curious as to your complaints as well. I agree with Gideon. The show's central theme is a group of people dropped onto an Island and given a chance to change, for better or worse. Despite the recent dominance of an actual story moving the characters forward, nothing else has particularly...

I like the Finch cover, which shows Red Hulk and Green Hulk working alongside eachother against MODOK. But I suppose that alliance is as nonsensical as anything else in Hulk.

Unus was already killed by Loeb in Ultimates 3 #4.

It's obviously his mother.

I'm sure he'll grow back from his hand, but without the adamantium or claws anywhere aside from that hand.