I think he means Mixt. Though I still don't understand his point.
I also shouldn't drink, but the traffic cone I apparently stole is proof that I don't make good decisions.
Plumsykins, the Unsexy!
I secretly hope that Kazaam becomes a comic book character as a supporting Shazam character.
GODDAMN IT. I wasn't paying attention because I was too into the tv. I grabbed a cigarette, put the wrong end in my mouth, and lit the filter. What a waste inb4youshouldntsmoke
I really don't want to enjoy Papa Johns because their own HAS A GODDAMN CASTLE WITH A MOAT. WHAT DO YOU NEED A MOAT FOR, MOTHER****ER? TO KEEP THE BLACK KNIGHT AT ****ING BAY? **** YOU! But it's just so convenient with their app and tasty. On top of that, last I checked, Pizza Hut and Dominoes wouldn't let me tip drivers with my card online whereas PJ does.
Well, yeah, but who wants to be the first to lose?
...okay, you can be his first love.
Kind of. The wizard is simply called the Wizard now. I'm pretty sure he mentioned that "Shazam" was his original name, but I may be wrong about that. On top of that, it's changed so he has to say "Shazam!" and mean it. So he has to want to transform. SAY IT WITH PURPOSE or something.
I was Nova's first love.
Not really. Captain Marvel did have a ring to it, especially as something a kid would like to be called, but there's no real reason (at least to me) for him to have that name. Shazam actually fits where and who gets his powers from. I don't think it was a stupid decision at all.
Actually, no. It had always been Captain Marvel. The character was officially renamed Shazam in 2012.
Spinning out of Arrow, a show about the Scarlet Speedster himself. In the Season 2 episodes of Arrow, The Scientist and Three Ghosts, the team met Barry Allen (played by Grant Gustin), a forensic scientist from Central City. Without any major spoilers, Barry Allen is the Flash (I want to say the original Flash, but that's weird depending on your views on Jay Garrick). His introduction to Arrow opened the door for superpowers in the up-to-then realism of the show's mythos. In fact, a follow-up to his appearance (with two characters from the upcoming Flash show) even went very sci-fi. Long story short, Grant Gustin was cast for the role of Barry for three episodes in Arrow as a test. If reaction for him was good enough, they would use him for a Flash show with the third episode being a backdoor pilot. However, early reaction for him was pretty damn great and his third appearance was cut so he could get a legitimate pilot (which has officially been greenlit). In lieu of a third appearance, Danielle Panabaker of Disney fame and Carlos Valdes of Broadway made an appearance as Caitlin Snow (Killer Frost's real name in comic books) and Cisco Ramon (known as Vibe in comics). Caitlin and Cisco are employees of S.T.A.R. Labs where Barry's comatose body is being held after the incident that granted (lolpun) him his powers. Other cast includes: Jesse L. Martin as Detective West, surrogate father to Barry and real father of Iris. Candice Patton as Iris West, Barry's best friend, possible love interest (and famous for being his true love in comics before the New 52). Rick Cosnett as Eddie Thawne, a recent transfer to the Police Department with a dark secret. Tom Cavanagh as Harrison Wells, the man behind the Particle Accelerator who "becomes a pariah after the lab explodes until he learns he created the Flash." John Wesley Ship (played the Flash in the 90s) series has an unspecified guest appearance in the pilot that "will be expanded to recurring status" if the show gets a series order. Michelle Harrison will play Nora Allen, Barry's mother in a recurring role Patrick Sabongui as David Singh, Central City Police Captain. The show is developed by co-creators of Arrow Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kriesberg, Arrow's pilot director David Nutter, and Geoff Johns (<3). You can already see certain plot threads being laid out for the show just by the cast. Spoiler: Grant Gustin as the Flash Fan-made promo using the actual footage from Arrow:
