I find Mick Wall's comments concerning Steven's appearance, and the lack thereof to be interesting. Specifically when he mentioned that his other source said there was another surprised planned... hmm...

So is Matt coming or Izzy? That's pretty much what Mick would be hinting at. And if Izzy is coming, why the fuck would you waste him elsewhere when you could've had him at the Troubadour show?

Oh just shut up already with the Frank bashing. Still butt hurt Steven wasn't there I see.

Slash might become the band leader AND have part of the partnership, but he's still W. AXL ROSE'S EMPLOYEE. No different than the rest. Axl owns the name and thus has executive decision.

Slash isn't going to be dictating to Axl to fire Frank, unless AXL decides it's appropriate. Axl would let the whole thing collapse in on itself before he takes orders from Slash.

That is still a very delicate fine line... if Slash wasn't already fine with Frank, he probably would've never signed up. He probably would've demanded Steven be apart of it as a contingency to signing back with Guns.

Slash isn't ever going to cross that line -- ever -- again -- with King Dick. Slash learned his lesson the last time. Axl is willing to do Guns without him. And keep it that way. Axl Rose was willing to hire DJ fucking Ashba, so he didn't have to look at Slash's face.

Don't make him do it again. He will by God.

So unless you want DJ back in the band, I suggest you start kissing Frank's toes.

It may have already been addressed, but that was Dizzy you thinking of. It was Dizzy's ex-wife and daughter that was marking out to his involvement on social media and we so proud.

And they have every right. Dizzy has the 2nd longest tenure in the band and has just as much right to be up there as Slash himself.

Oh I was shouting at the TV last episode. This show pisses me off so much. For all of them to be such survivalists... they can be so stupid sometimes (poor writing... been saying it).

Morgan is the best character/actor on the show. Him and Daryl... love those guys.

I'm not on that whole kick of flaws to Batman's character bs. I LOVED Keaton's Batman and up until Affleck, felt it was that definitive performance (see what I said there? More on that later).

Remember something, regardless of the Burtonverse, or Snyderverse, BvS was Frank Miller's Batman in alot of ways. Affleck/Goyer/Terio (?) were depicting The Dark Knight Returns version of Batman.

This is an older, beat down, nihilistic, hopeless Batman, lost in a dystopian world. Snyder practically spelled out that Batman & Superman's United States is the one Donald Trump is describing. Government is corrupt, wants to control Superman and the only reason Batman gets a pass is because Gotham and i'm assuming Commissioner Gordon runs interference protecting him. Holly Hunter was pretty much owned by Lex Luthor who depicted the classic Rockefeller (I inherited the world -- I AM GOD -- YOU WILL WORSHIP ME!!). Batman was Trying to find his way again. In response, Miller's Batman was an angry, extremely brooding, depressing and BRUTAL Batman who had kind of lost his rules, gave up on his parents dreams, and had adapted to the world that he had been given.

Affleck's Batman in BvS (basically Batman Begins Part 5), reminds me of Donald Pleasence's Loomis of Halloween 5. By that point, the character was so fucking fried from chasing Myers and watching horrible shit, he had slipped off the rocker himself and had become just as fucking crazy as Michael Myers himself. Pleasence was bad ass in that role at that point, but BOY was it out of character. Affleck is no different. He's playing Wayne/Batman as an older, hopeless version of Bale's Batman, if Bale had just started doing what it takes.

He was also haunted by his in-action to stop his parents, specifically mother's murder. And was willing with

to do whatever it took to save

To quote Batman Begins... "I'm not going to kill you.... but I don't have to save you"

Every scene that Affleck's Batman goes full Rambo/Martin Riggs on the baddies with wreckless abandon, he never outwardly does anything to kill them. They just happen to get killed from the circumstances ala Burton's Batman.

I have always been A-OKAY with this. I like my Batman a bit more a fucking badass and willing to say fuck it and do what it takes and not be a pussy about it. I'm not really into the limp-wristed Gotham "you can't kill murder, and you can't murder an idea" philosophical Batman of the current TV series.

My original choice back in the day of a TDK-Returns Batman was always an older, buff Mel Gibson. Full Mad Max in a fucking Batman mask baby. Affleck found some way to merge that with Bale's Batman and I fucking love him for it. He fucking nailed it.

I loved the depiction of Batman. And that was the weird, inconsistent thing about this film. It was more of a Zack Snyder Batman film, than it was Man of Steel 2. Superman just happened to be there. Affleck was certainly the performance and focal point of the film.