Evan

I think my go-to has become It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which I've seen 8 bajillion times at this point lol.

I'll usually give it a few issues. If I hear from a source I trust, I'll revisit it down the line.

When I heard there was going to be an Energon Universe animated series, I leaped for joy. I do not care at all for GI Joe but those books have shown me the light.

I've always been torn whether Saga should be made into a tv or movie. On one hand, it would be cool, on another, I feel like no one could do it.

Try to rank up in Marvel Rivals! IT'S MY YEAR!

Any chance I get to push To Be Hero X, I will.

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Yeah if I had to go with anything, it would be this. Every Thanksgiving, I watch at least one MST3K and every New Years, I try to slip in a random Twilight Zone in dere.

I feel this in my soul. Adult Swim has plenty of bangers that need revivals.

While my head leans toward Gonzo, my heart leans toward Animal.

As Gunther's number one fan, I appreciate the heat he is now getting but man, could have been done a little better overall.

I have not! I need to check these out. I have built a Gundam plastic model before, but haven't gotten my hands on metal models before.

I've lived as a nachos at the movie man and I'll die as a nachos at the movie man.

Swing and a miss! I get waht they were going for but woof.

Hamill's version all the way. A really perfect blend of goofiness and horror.

Would Krampus count? Lol

Oh man you gotta get on that, my favorite series of all time. I need to watch the West Wing at some point myself.

End of an era. It still feels surreal.

What y'all think? https://www.instagram.com/avatarnetflix/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=407fdb6d-d4df-4342-91a3-5d6e4514f65a

I did not expect the Long Walk to knock me on my ass like it did earlier this year, but man it's so hard to pick one adaptation.

I could just be boring and say Avengers: Endgame, which would be true, but I'll throw in a curveball. Seeing Pacific Rim on an IMAX screen was life changing and I absolutely loved it.

It's your friendly neighborhood Evan, a writer here at ComicBook.com. I had the chance to see Avatar: Fire And Ash at a press screening earlier this week, and while I can't divulge anything in terms of overall spoilers, I can share some general thoughts now that the social media embargo has lifted. To start, I can say that this is the best Avatar movie yet and I say this as someone who has never been that big of a fan of the N'aavi. It is far and away one of the most visually impressive movies I've ever seen and for that alone, I really think its worth checking out in a theater with 3-D glasses strapped to your face. If you want to hear even more of my thoughts, be sure to check out our podcast ComicBook Nation on Friday this week and feel free to shoot me any questions here!

I gotta go Raph as well. That CG movie, TMNT, where it is canon that Raphael beats Leonardo in a one-on-one is still top tier for me.

I think we witnessed greatness during that opening 2-D animated segment from Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and I 100% want to see that animation used for an OG Dragon Ball remake.

No way does Hulk manage to a.) give you something good and b.) find a way to disguise his identity in giving you said gift.