u/Whoopsinator

As the post says, I'm looking for this particular screw. It came from a Transformer figure I was modifying, but I lost the other screw it came with. I would like a name for said screw and where I can find it.

I have tried looking in Home Depot, Ace Hardware, and Walmart but no dice.

I am ultimately unfamiliar with screws and don't have something that can measure millimeters, so this is the best measurements I can provide. Thank you.

Give me the walking and shooting trash can!

As pictured: Dracula, Knull, Kingpin, Grandmaster, Collector, and Apocalypse.

I omitted Doom because he's leaked to release very soon but you could put him if you want

I ask because all the characters have drastic redesigns. Even ones that aren't big overhauls still have minor and original adjustments, like Thing, Spidey, and Loki. With that said, Silver Surfer's design is very... simple, which I believe is good for the character. However, knowing Netease, I feel like they might try and make some additional adjustments to it. Not really sure what they will be, but perhaps we can discuss it in the comments.

Due to space-time or crisis energy shenanigans, 1 billion Sentinels have appeared on DC's Earth, while all of the world's heroes vanish. All of them except Superman. The Sentinels, learning about the meta-human gene, conclude that this Earth also must be saved from the threat of genetic mutations and thus start a full-scale assault.

Can Superman defeat all of these Sentinels?

Other Factors to consider:

-Superman is standard. I'd say Pre-King Omega.

-Sentinels are standard, particularly the older models from the Claremont era.

-Superman can be distracted by human civilians being in danger, but he can lure the Sentinels away. Just not off-planet, as the Sentinels will still be hunting humans.

-The final Sentinel he fights will be a Kryptonite-enhanced Nimrod, who has studied Superman via him fighting the previous Sentinels and sought out Kryptonite. Nimrod is also Hickman era instead of Claremont.

The ultimate battle between Hope and Hate. Who wins?

What's your favorite evil laugh in all of media? One that perfectly encapsulates a personal favorite villain for their wickedness or, just in general, sounds awesome.

Romeo and Juliet: The epitome of this tragic trope. Romeo and Juliet are star-crossed lovers who wish to be together but cannot due to their feuding families. To escape this, Juliet fakes her death and asks Friar John to inform Romeo of her ploy so that they can be reunited and run away from their families. Romeo misses the news and mourns Juliet's death, prompting him to go to her crypt and commit suicide... Right before she awakens. Seeing Romeo dead leaves Juliet heartbroken, and she fatally stabs herself.

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs: In the segment "The Girl Who Got Rattled," Alice Longabaugh is traveling to Oregon via wagon train and befriends Mr. Knapp and Mr. Arthur, the wagon train's leaders (she even agrees to marry Knapp when they get to Oregon). However, when Alice is separated from the wagon train in search of her dog, she gets attacked by Native Americans. Mr. Arthur comes to her aid and gives Alice a pistol so that if he is killed, she can kill herself to avoid capture (as Natives would do horrible things to captives). During the fight, Mr. Arthur is seemingly knocked out, but he recovers and kills the last Native. When he goes to check up on Alice, he finds that she had killed herself, having believed Mr. Arthur was dead. Mr. Arthur mournfully goes to meet with Mr. Knapp...

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: A major plotline in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang revolves around the suicide of Jenna Lane. When she was young, Jenna was sexually abused by her father. To help her cope, Jenna's sister fabricated a story that Jenna was adopted and that her real father was an actor who was passing through town at the time. This later causes Jenna to go seek out her biological father, who she mistakenly concludes is retired actor Harlan Dexter. Now, Dexter was currently dealing with an inheritance feud with his own daughter, and resolved it by hiring an actress to pose as said daughter. When Jenna is stalking Dexter, she sees Dexter having sexual relations with this actress, making her believe that Dexter and his daughter are engaging in incest. Devastated by the idea that both her "adopted" and "biological" fathers engaged in sexual abuse/incest with their daughters, Jenna commits suicide.

It's mostly wishful thinking that this concept would happen to make way for more... known characters, but I think it would be pretty cool. I like it when lesser known characters are used and these two definitely fit the bill (especially if Champion and Promoter are playable).

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Grandmaster is heavily associated with the "Contest of Champions" storyline, which is a fighting tournament arc in the comics. I can see him being a set play character, setting up various traps across the map like "game pieces" to trick opponents. Additionally, Grandmaster being the Master of Games would make for a lot of great visuals displaying his various game paraphernalia.

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As for The Collector, he's one of my all-time favorite Avengers villains (he started out as an Avengers villain in the comics) and is involved in the mobile MCOC game. I can see his play style being very similar to Strive Faust, in which he just takes random bullshit from his collection and just flings it at the opponent. Maybe even give him a collect move, in which he can grab the opponent, inspect their worth, and gain a stat boost; the more of the opponent's team he collects the higher the boost.

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With that said, it would be pretty cool to have a team of the entire Elders of the Universe, especially since they seem to be integral to the plot. Would I like other characters as DLC more? Yes, but I think these could be a cool idea to have.

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(Most likely, they'll probably be in the background or if there's an in-game shop, Collector will be the one selling you things).

Alfred Hitchcock Presents- Salvage: Recently released mobster Lou Henry is about to kill Lois Williams for inadvertently causing his brother's death. Lois is unfazed by his threats, stating that she has nothing to live for and Lou realizes he'd be doing her a favor killing her. He then has a change of heart and offers a business deal to look legit to the police. Over the next few months, Lou funds Lois' dream job and gets her back with her ex. After a series of successes, Lou asks her if she's truly happy, with Lois looking out the window and declaring she's the happiest she's ever been. Lois proceeds to turn around and barely has time to react before Lou shoots her.

Shen Comix/Bluechair- Return of the Hater: The Hater returns and well... see above.