Growing up it would have been Storm. Hands down.
I remember being with an old bf watching erotic sex scenes involving Anna Paquin in the show True Blood. The bf had the hots for her…until I mentioned the she played the little girl in the movie The Piano. That ruined her for him.
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I agree Spaceman Spiff is better but just wanted to give a shoutout to Stupendous Man. Oh god I’m going to try using an image, bear with me.
To be clear - I *also* have constantly annoyed Dad vibes. Just sayin'.
See! Even Hollywood agrees with me! Also, I've never seen that movie.
They better or you'll put Hollywood on iggy lol.See! Even Hollywood agrees with me! Also, I've never seen that movie.
I have been an unabashed Wolverine fanboy since 1982. I had more or less stopped reading comics for a while during the Edgy 90s, when he was everywhere, doing everything (and everyone), but I see where Wolverine Fatigue set in. But his whole story in the God Loves, Man Kills graphic novel was fantastic, and will always be a favorite.
I will admit I still hold a grudge against Black Panther, in every medium, because he dumped Storm over what Namor did. (And I hated them retconning how they met, changing Storm into a damsel in distress who has to be saved by the Panther, rather than her saving him from a bunch of racists who were trying to kill him before he got his powers.)
I love ComicsColossus. My favorite obscure, sexy bit is when Kitty and he finally slept together for the first time, she lost control and phased through multiple floors of the X-Mansion when she came.
First of all, I love that you do this. Our family does too, although not nearly so often as once a week. We have a family D&D game that we play (with a couple of non-family friends too). But for non-D&D game night one of our favorites is Betrayal at House on the Hill.
I love that it’s themed! And this looks like something I could do with my youngin’s maybe!
We’ve literally never played the advanced rules in my house. The basic rules are pretty straightforward and might be close for the young ones…I think my son was…8 when we first played. And probably like 15 before we played again with him because he was a terrible loser
My daughter and I have always had movie nights with movies her mother doesn't appreciate, ever since she wandered down from a nap and crawled into my lap to watch Tremors as a little one. When she was older and could understand them more, I was mindful of what we watched, hitting classics like The Good the Bad and The Ugly, The Great Escape, and the like along with Labyrinth, Legend, all of the Star Wars movies (except the prequels, because I am a good dad). And we would have discussions on themes and tropes and what we liked and didn't. ( For example, Legend has a deep understanding of the feel of fairy tales, and is beautifully shot, but as a complete film it is lacking. Yes, I made her analyze what we were watching. Maybe not so much a good dad...)
I forgot about that movie!!
