The Law Is A Ass #462: I Parole My Eyes at the Huntress
Ever wonder how supervillains get paroled so easily? Find out one reason why in this week’s The Law Is A Ass!
Ever wonder how supervillains get paroled so easily? Find out one reason why in this week’s The Law Is A Ass!
Green Arrow could prove he’s not guilty of murder but won’t provide proof. Could his lawyer provide it anyway? Find out in THE LAW IS A ASS #461!
Five minutes. Couldn’t ABC’s big new legal drama For Life go just five lousy minutes without a major legal mistake? Is that too much to ask? Yes, ah say yes, it is. Sorry about the bad Foghorn Leghorn impersonation. I had to do a bad Foghorn Leghorn impersonation, because I can’t do a good Foghorn…
If death isn’t certain in comics, what about taxes?
There’s wrong, there’s really wrong, there’s Cats the motion picture wrong, there’s wanting to release Cats the Butthole Cut wrong. And then there’s the “Pilot” episode of Bluff City Law. You may not remember Bluff City Law , as the legal drama only aired on NBC in the fall of 2019 for all of 10…
Well, I can’t exactly say that it was wrong. But I can’t say that it was right, either. The “it” in this case is The Defenders Vol. 5 #6, a story which, despite it’s cover billing as “Kingpins of New York” Part 1, was actually a continuation of events that started in The Defenders Vol…
Okay, here’s the part of our entertainment that no one wants to see; Bob Ingersoll dances. We’re not talking Bob does a Viennese waltz or trips a
When I was younger, so much, much younger than today, Marvel published an epic called “Secret Empire.” It ran in Captain America for seven months back in 1974 and was a classic. In 2017, not only was I much, much, much older, but Marvel ran another Secret Empire saga. This one ran even more months…
Consider time, legal motions, timely legal motions, and legal motions in time… how does time travel affect the statute of limitations?
So, I guess Daredevil is a lot smarter than I thought he was. Which, considering some of the bonehead plays he’s made in the past – Mike Murdock, anyone? – wasn’t all that high. However, in Daredevil #595, Matt (Daredevil) Murdock actually showed some smarts. No, it wasn’t in acquiescing to the orders of the…
Well, you didn’t think he was going to take it lying down, did you? He’s the Kingpin of Crime, for crying out loud; Mister Passive-Aggressive, without the whole passive part. After Matt (Daredevil) Murdock got a trial court to agree that super heroes could testify anonymously and while masked – you did read the last…
I trust none of you doubted me. I told you last column that the Supreme Court of the United States https://www.supremecourt.gov would accept jurisdiction over Matt (Daredevil) Murdock’s appeal in the case of New York v Slugansky. And in Daredevil Vol 5 #25, there he was before the Supreme Court arguing that the New York…