Wow I never noticed that!
This is how to foreshadow.
No one will ever convince me that Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright aren’t the greatest screenwriters ever.
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silver.spoons.taste.bitter: The Adler Conundrum: How Elementary Solved The Problem of The Woman
By now, most of the Elementary fandom has probably already seen or been spoiled for the season finale double-whammy that was “The Woman/Heroine”. But just in case someone hasn’t, abandon ship now if you want to remain unspoiled, because this bit of rambling…
Excellent commentary.
westeros’s celebs read mean tweets (ps: all tweets are real)
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Anna May Wong, ca. 1931
John Cho (x)
yo my heart is racing at the guts it takes to say something like this knowing full well what could happen. damn!!!!
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WELL GODDAMN!!!!
John Cho has become my favorite fucking actor ever……
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John has been growing bolder and bolder as of late. I’m loving the fuck out of this man as of late!
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But can you imagine? This may be the result of all the fuckass racist bullshit he’s had to put up with in the industry and especially probably while filming the movie.
And don’t think he probably ain’t catch that segment of Zoe’s mess saying “color doesn’t exist” and that “people are pink”. I bet he side-eyed the fuck out of that too.
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John Cho snarks more about Star Trek Into Darkness
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jossarden asked: Do all comic book series eventually get compiled into trade paperbacks, or does it depend on the series? That might be an obvious question, but I'm still pretty new to comics. (I realize I already asked this question over on your main blog, but didn't realize your ask box here on tumblr was open and wasn't sure if this were a better place to ask this...feel free to ignore this if you prefer to answer over on the main blog.)
Hi Joss,
The answer is “no, not really”. There’s more to it than that, of course, having to do with rights, marketability, whether it ties into a current or hot storyline or character, and, often, frankly, whether the publisher has the money to do a collected edition (in the case of smaller publishers).
Also, for the longest time, Marvel & DC were super-random about their collections policy, so there are huge, puzzling gaps in each company’s back catalog that have yet to be collected. Sometimes, even cliffhangers don’t get published. See, for example, the end of Darwyn Cooke’s Catwoman run, or the second Detective Comics Batwoman arc before she launched into her own series.
So while I say, “no, not really,” one thing to note is most new series DO get collected, because publishers have been learning that the money is in bookstore sales and digital, rather than monthlies. But there will always be frustrating, frustrating gaps.
~ Rick
If there are any industry folks who want to weigh in with comments based on insider experience, please drop us an Ask and we’ll share it.
