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Sometimes I think about that ridiculous shot of Thor crying in Deadpool & Wolverine and can't help but laugh 😂 Obviously, it’s meant to be funny, but knowing Marvel, that could end up having a deeper explanation later on. Do you think it’s just a gag, or is there an actual in-universe reason behind it? If so, what’s your theory? I’ve seen people speculate it might be explained in Doomsday, but who knows.

I want to see why Thor was crying in Deadpool 😂 but seriously, I'm just happy to see Doom in anything.

I don't think I would have enough time to sit through Avatar that many times lol I'm sure I'll see it in theaters once though.

I'm actually looking forward to it. If it's bad, that's ok too, but I think they nailed at least a few of the characters. Plus, I think it's good to go big like they are with these type of characters.

That's a good observation and I hope so!

I would have to go pretty far back to my Super Nintendo and The Legend of Zelda or Street Fighter 2. I played those games pretty regularly.

I was thinking the same thing when I watched it. Definitely has a similar vibe and I like it!

My kids and I love building Lego sets! I once took them to a place that had an entire room built with Star Wars Legos and it played a whole scene with music. We also went to Lego Land in Grapevine, Texas, it was so cool! Favorite would probably be the Lego Death Star.

His hair was out there 😂 way different from Jean-Claude Van Damme's Guile

With the new Street Fighter movie on the way, I’ve been thinking about the games again. Who is your go-to fighter in Street Fighter? I played Street Fighter 2 nonstop back in the day and ended up learning pretty much every character, but I probably favored Guile the most. You could crouch and send out sonic booms all day, and if anyone tried to jump in or get close, the flash kick took care of it. Simple and effective. Who do you all gravitate toward? Do you stick with the classics like Ryu and Chun-Li, or do you go for the more offbeat fighters?

Has anyone watched the preview for the new Street Fighter movie yet? I checked it out earlier and wanted to see what others think about the direction they’re taking. It looks like they’re leaning into an action comedy style. At first I wasn’t sure how that would work, but honestly I think action comedy is probably the best way to really handle these larger-than-life characters. The tone feels like it fits the energy of the games without trying to turn everything too serious or gritty. The music actually gets me pumped up and wanting to play again! What do you all think? Is action comedy the right move, or would you prefer something more grounded? And how do you feel about the cast and the fight scenes they teased?

My daughter says she likes the song called Popular. Now I know a little more about the music lol

I really like the direction they're going with both Superman and Supergirl. I'll admit, I haven't been a huge fan of the other movies, but I'm on board with the new direction so far.

It looks promising! Seemed to have a cool sci-fi theme to it and not your ordinary superhero movie. I'll definitely see it in theaters with the kids.

I'm going to go watch it right now!

Cool I'll give it a shot! I still haven't seen Daredevil or Punisher series lol I'm waaaay behind

I still haven't seen Hawkeye, is it good?

Rambo First Blood there's a Christmas tree in the police station😂

That's awesome! I wish comics were still 20 cents lol

Honestly, I'll watch anything with Nicolas Cage 😂

I have been thinking a lot about how people build and enjoy their collections, so I figured this would be a good place to start a discussion. I recently moved back to physical books after years of mostly reading digital. For years I felt that physical books simply took up too much space, but there is something about having the actual book in hand that feels right. I have been picking up collected editions and volumes instead of single issues so I can reread them more easily. My current shelves include Preacher, Gideon Falls, Watchmen, The Walking Dead, Geiger, Junkyard Joe, Locke and Key, Department of Truth, Farmhand, and a few others I am slowly rebuilding. I also have a growing stack of volume ones from different series from Image, Vault, Dark Horse, Marvel, DC, etc. I like starting with the first volume to see if it pulls me in enough to buy the rest. It has created a little reading queue that keeps getting bigger. I always look for used books too. I like giving them another life on my shelf and it feels like I am helping preserve physical media in a small way. I have been teaching my kids the value of having something real that you can hold. It is a different experience than reading on a screen. I am also building a small creative studio and I want it surrounded by books. Having shelves around me feels inspiring in a way digital files never could. One of my hobbies is hunting around places like 2nd and Charles, thrift stores, and other local bookstores. Finding a good copy in the wild is part of the fun. Curious how everyone else approaches this. Do you read mostly digital or physical? Do you collect singles, trades, omnibuses, or a mix? Do you prefer new copies or used? How do you store or display your collection? Would love to hear what everyone is doing with their setup.

I've been moving back to physical for books like this and will probably order it today.

I just now looked this up and it looks amazing! I'll order it as soon as I finish reading Gideon Falls.

This literally made me laugh : )

Sometimes it's almost unplayable with all the cheating. I used to play with my son a lot but it was difficult.