Flex and Wolter's Den of Nerdly Awesomeness

[Dr. Medulla]

Jim and his stick are fine. However, his right sleeve … *big sigh* … it didn't make it.

[Kory]

Jim and his stick are fine. However, his right sleeve … *big sigh* … it didn't make it.

Is that a monkey with a fez in the tree?

[Dr. Medulla]

Jim and his stick are fine. However, his right sleeve … *big sigh* … it didn't make it.

Is that a monkey with a fez in the tree?

It's the Nazi monkey from Raiders! He didn't die!

[Kory]

Jim and his stick are fine. However, his right sleeve … *big sigh* … it didn't make it.

Is that a monkey with a fez in the tree?

It's the Nazi monkey from Raiders! He didn't die!

I can sense things really heating up (rubs hands).

[Dr. Medulla]

I can sense things really heating up (rubs hands).

Maybe. The first installment of the new storyline doesn't exactly grab me.

[revbob]

I can sense things really heating up (rubs hands).

Maybe. The first installment of the new storyline doesn't exactly grab me.

That's not the punch I was hoping for...

[Dr. Medulla]

That's not the punch I was hoping for...

Thanks a lot, Obama.

[Dr. Medulla]

And it immediately becomes promising by bringing Dirty''s public knife throwing to the fore.

And is that supposed to be Jim or are blue-tinted glasses normal in the Trailverse?

[Dr. Medulla]

IT'S A COOKBOOK!

[revbob]

IT'S A COOKBOOK!

Calvin and Hobbes?

[Dr. Medulla]

https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-story-that- ... 1825328075

As much (deserved) commentary about Batman and Spider-man as orphans-as-heroes, Superman has a notable claim.

[Flex]

https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-story-that- ... 1825328075

As much (deserved) commentary about Batman and Spider-man as orphans-as-heroes, Superman has a notable claim.

[eumaas]

[Dr. Medulla]

Ha! That's great. Is it just me or has Liefield been reconsidered somewhat? That is, not exactly regarded as an unfairly derided talent, but as a bizarre but amusing product of a fucked-up period? When I see his name mentioned now, there isn't the same contempt and bile, but more as a crazy uncle.

[eumaas]

Ha! That's great. Is it just me or has Liefield been reconsidered somewhat? That is, not exactly regarded as an unfairly derided talent, but as a bizarre but amusing product of a fucked-up period? When I see his name mentioned now, there isn't the same contempt and bile, but more as a crazy uncle.

I'm hardly an expert but what I see on twitter seems to match that assessment.