Lost At Sea

So, like a bad issue of "What If" (and really, most issues were bad), we tried to imagine a world where the Team Smackdown was won by someone other than the X-Men. We left it to you, The Correct, to decide. And you spoke, clearly, loudly, and with no regard for conformity! You chose... RobbieRobTown. I'll leave it to him to come up with the narrative of how he beat the X-Men, but I suspect it has something to do with Marmalade, and Kitty Pryde. Or possibly Kitty Pryde in Marmalade, with no one else around. Either way, I'm reserving an early copy. See more results ...

File under: Awkward Usage, Modern language, "Literally" Hello, Modern Language Users: Um, hey, gosh guys, I'm not sure how to put this. You know when you say things like "That was literally the biggest meal ever", or "That was literally off the hizzy"? You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, about that... Yeah, um, I'm no Grammar Nazi, I mean, not anymore, and I certainly enjoy the flexibility of writing in this casual style. It's just that I think what you think "literally" means isn't what it means? Ya know?... Read on here...

(Note: This is a repost of the original). The Correctness is pleased to anounce that we will soon be starting our much anticipated Supervillian Smackdown. You don’t have to be smart to realize that we don’t know as much , in terms of canon, about supervillains as we do about superheroes. For example, Batman is in almost every issue of Batman, but the Joker is in every second one or so, or lately, whenever DC needs to have an engaging story. Consequently, we will only require your 8 favourite supervillains, instead of the going through a similarly balls-hurtingly tiresome task of fighting through 16 like with the superheroes.

Effective nowish, comments will not be posted if they’re filled with hate, trolling, or just plain stupid. We’re ALL for creative and funny vulgarity, and clever arguments. You can call RobbieRobTown anything your heart desires, as long as you do it above a grade 9 level. So, something like this “Because the flash cant see [...]

Melissa Skowron over at Creatively Impaired took in the Expo over the weekend and had a great time. Then she put on a pair of roller skates and kicked some ass at the Super Heroines versus Zombies Roller Derby. She was kind enough to drop us a line and give us a shout out in her review of the Expo. (We are mentioned at around the 6 minute mark) She's new here, and she doesn't know that generally speaking, she is supposed to insult us. Thanks for the kind words Melissa, and you can check out some of her artwork/comics over at www.thecreativelyimpaired.com.