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Comicopolis

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  1. 12 minutes ago, bpc3qh said:

    I'll be bummed if some of my theories don't work out, but I'm still happy with this show. The way it's treated grief, and the response to grief, has been incredible, and Olsen's performance has been beyond amazing. No matter what happens, I'm looking back fondly on this show.

    I agree completely, especially with the handling of grief.

  2. 27 minutes ago, jcjames said:

    Agatha enjoying slamming Wanda into the walls of her rune, killing her make-believe dog, laughing while forcing Wanda to be re-tormented by her past, holding her kids hostage for information, clearly jealous of Wanda's power, constantly lying and manipulating... all signs of being quite benevolent, right?

    She's Joan Crawford.

  3. 1 hour ago, TupennyConan said:

    When Agatha [not Agnes] turns and winks at the camera, for whom is she performing? Who is the intended audience of her theme song? What the heck is going on in this damn show? Is it too meta-clever for its own good?

    She's winking at you.

  4. 10 hours ago, fantastic_four said:

    If chaos magic gives you the ability to instantly create stop-motion claymation commercials I'm giving up on any credibility for Wanda's power to have limits.  

    Where have you been - chaos magic gives everyone the ability to do anything.

    It's quite chaotic.

  5. 7 hours ago, Buzzetta said:

    I place little value on the thoughts and opinions of one who 'measures' the grief of one person against the grief of another.  We are really measuring up the grief and survivor's guilt of one fictional character versus another?  Thor should be grieving more than Wanda?  

    Let's measure this up against real life.   Is the loss of someone's mother more "traumatizing" than the loss of a brother or sister?  Is the loss of a group of neighbors in a fire more traumatizing than the loss of a single friend in a car accident.  Who the hell is anyone to "measure" someone's grief? 

    I remember when someone said something like that once.  He told the grieving sister that she should move on and get over it since her brother was on this Earth for fewer years than he had been married to his wife who had passed. 

    That man was a real life troll.  What happened to him?  He was so disliked that when he passed, he was buried in an unmarked grave.  No name on a stone, nothing.  He was a real life troll, and people were glad to see him gone. 

    Post of the year.