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It would be his first visit. Preferably on the north end if it can be helped, but all info welcome.

TIA.

I have a fight scene between Aurora and Northstar on one side and some soldier-types on the other in mind set to Boys and Blondes by Dear Rouge.

I also have an image of James disappearing into a crowd having stolen the suit with Sam Roberts' Brother Down playing in the background.

Hi:

I see that there are two omnibuses that seem to be what I should get to get the full classic stories experience - the Byrne one and the Mantlo one.

Amazon only has the Mantlo one available in hard copy and the Byrne one seems to be in the hands of scalpers.

They have them available in Kindle. But I also wonder if I should just get the Marvel sub and just go down the reading list.

Can anyone speak to the quality of either of those experiences?

Favourite part of the worst rated: Quantumania, when Kang unleashes his power on someone. I don't even remember who, but I remember the look on Majors' face and thinking "alright, we've got something here", especially after his calm during his introduction. Also, the speedster fight in Eternals. Just the opposite direction from what they did with Quicksilver springing Magneto and it was awesome.

'That wasn't great": stay with me - the banter between the Peters in NWH. Not that it's bad - what's there is good. But every time I think back to it, I wish they had done it while they were webswinging - like Andrew and Tobey get the back thing taken care of and then Holland says "let's go" and we get this warm, fun moment of them being able to share that awesome thing they do with someone who can do it too, chatting as they go to the statue. Also, just more of it. Like talk about who Stark was in their respective universes.

I wasn't Brad Pitt in Fight Club, but I held the 38 waist at bay for my 30s. Now two kids in and healthily into my 40s, it's getting harder to maintain discipline and get real exercise done.

And if you have held it at bay, good for you. Don't tell us how - we all know.

... It was ritual sacrifice, wasn't it?

I had not yet heard the new Ford government ad until tonight. I was walking to get some last minute May Long supplies and it came over my Spotify.

The theme of the ad is the justice system, but it's really bad. Two achievements (and a non-achievement) are listed. The first is hiring more cops and prosecutors and the second is building more jails. (The third is a child saying they feel safe on the playground, which isn't a measurable policy item.)

The immediate conclusion I come to is that Ford is admitting that in the 8 years it's been since he was elected, things have gotten worse to the point where he has to try to pass off needing more cops and bigger jails as a sign of his government's success.

Needing more cops and jails means things have gotten worse. Much worse. That's objectively so.

But also, let's not forget who Ford is. Ford has never seen a police budget that shouldn't take precedence over crime prevention programs. Doug has always been about mitigation, not prevention. That benefits police budgets.

And Doug's court system is underfunded and malfunctioning so that we don't have enough court staff to do the job.

We also have a premier who would happily import America's prison system, with all its problems and profits.

Doug Ford isn't trying to make you safer. He's trying to get more money out of the province and into his buddies' hands. (Of course we already know that, but it bears repeating.)

Remember, when more cops and jails are the solution, it means society is getting worse. Doug wants you to believe the opposite.

Rhinox and Waspinator were protected in their separate repair chambers, but otherwise it's the original bots that got the upgrade. But it's never discussed.

Production-wise, the protection of Rhinox and Waspinator doesn't make a whole lot of sense as they had transmetal toys too. Though thank goodness they didnt take Rhinox' guns, amirite?

Has this ever been discussed with the creators?