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Well worth reading.
I wasn't very good at Lackadaisy liveblogging (though the big gaps are in part because I was waiting for you to respond and was averse to multi-posting).
"Implying that getting comments is a surefire way of measuring the quality of a liveblog."
Obviously the rate of comments is influenced more by the subject matter, but it's a way of showing that at least people are interested in reading your stuff. I was merely pointing out that it's silly to doubt yourself too much since people still do it despite being modestly popular.
As for recommendations, Caper Nerd's Kiddy Girl-and liveblog is a good overlooked one.
...Of course, I've never done a liveblog, so that may be terrible advice. The blind leading the blind, etc.
"but if you were writing a liveblog for a general audience you have to write it with the expectation that they're not actually reading/watching along with you."
Or even if they are, you can lead them to the little things that they may have otherwise overlooked. That always makes it more fun.
(drags thug up by wire)
WHERE ARE THE DRUGS?!
Who said anything about rerailing it?!
Oh my goodness, how this statement applies to various unnamed problem users.
I wasn't here for the first lecture.
Batman and Superman both generally have the powers the story requires them to. (much like Doctor Who, actually) With Superman it's being an alien and with Batman it's gadgets. There's a lot of fine detailing that makes them very different characters, but they've been paired as the 'World's Finest' for a very good reason: they're the two characters in the DC Universe you can buy as complete equals.
Batman might have gotten his abilities with will and hard work, but he also got them with his vast amount of inherited Scrooge McDuck money, which is the closest thing in the real world to superpowers. It's a lot easier to train yourself to be the best detective ninja in the world when you have those resources and can buy them at the drop of a hat. Batman sitting in his million dollar batmobile telling Superman, who uses his natural gifts only to help others, that he sucks because he was born with those powers isn't just assholish but hypocritical.
"Batman's better than Superman because he can only fly when he has his jetpack." doesn't hold water for me.
^^Bitch, I was whining about Superhero comics since I was three and Batman '89 ruined its fakeout in the beginning by not calling the dad Thomas.
The scarab itself would make for great interactions with the Doctor, being a very odd piece of technology. Jaime himself shows a good deal of deductive and inductive cleverness in his comic that makes him a very good crime fighter and would make him invaluable to the doctor. Jaime is also always entertaining to watch as he would be inquisitive and do his best to understand how the Doctor's world and use it to apply his own problem-solving rather than simply following the doctor. The last part would make for some interesting character drama for the two.
However, since most of his companions are female, the current Spider-girl because her tweeting her adventures through space would be great.