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I agree.But is the truth about Weinstein stop me from rewatching Pulp Fiction?Not really.

Thou,I admit,I couldnt watch Cosby show if you paid me.

Thats why Im thinking it would be time for another crossover.And DC did weirder stuff recently.
Nemesis/Dr Fate?Sgt Rock/FotEF?There is a lot of possibilities.

Absolutely - especially when you call him "my Dark Master" and keep sacrificing runaways to the likeness you've crafted of him from human flesh and dolphin bones, but I don't owe Roman Polanski or Gerard Jones anything.  It's an individual choice, and I individually choose not to financially reward child rape and genocide.

We know Gene Rodenberry was an ass,but should that stop us from watching Star Trek?

Roddenberry was a chancer who surrounded himself with dodgy characters like Leonard Maizlish, he was not actually a child rapist to the best of my knowledge.

http://atomicjunkshop.com/separating-the-art-from-the-artist/
Also,I wouldnt say that owning an early 90's comic supports anyone.Seeing all the royalties were paid for,a long time ago.
But again,Im not trying to defend anyone,and If you feel uncomfortable with some creators/actors,thats perfectly fine too.Not everyone can separate the art from the artist,and I understand that.

Well,Metal reminded me we didnt have a crossover with DC in a while.Also,hypotheticly,it would be nice to see somebody other then Batman or Lobo.

Not defending anyone,but the works are not guilty for their creators sin.We know Gene Rodenberry was an ass,but should that stop us from watching Star Trek?
Or another example,Im disgusted by Gerard Jones,but did that desecrate the comics he wrote?No,Hals post-Crisis adventures were still as fun as they used to be.
Only for obvious reasons,that wont be collected anytime soon.

I get that,but in general I think we should separate the art from the artist,or at least try.
Otherwise,there is a path to madness.

Seems like your problem is more with the actors then the movie.Not that Im really defending the movie.But I hope Super Ultimate Directors Cut Kai will iron out some things.

Cant say Im up to date,so Rayman Legends,Knack,Little Big Planet 3,Ratchet and Clank,Crash Bandicoot N Sane...

Kingsman Golden Circle, okay but not as good as the first one.

DC universe by Mike Mignola.Intresting to see Mignola go from a Byrne imitator(which was something of DCs house style in the day) to his own style;But the stories themselves are mostly mediocre.

Looks interestings.

I cant really make a list,Superman titles were great,TMNT is strong as always,there was Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,Youngbloods were a nice surprise...and Im probably forgetting a ton of things...

Logan is still my favourite film this year.

I second that emotion.
As for Bright,it was okay,but the cop movie Ayers is directing never really mashes with the comic book movie Landis is writing.

Sad news indeed.

Bleeding Cool did a 100 most powerful people in comics list.Matt Smith is number 82.