That's weird, there's no entry for the 2004 Rumble.
Oh wait, that's right. That was the first and only time WWE didn't have a Rumble match on the PPV. Which is weird because it's named for the match.
Oh well, at least the HBK/HHH match at that year's Wrestlemania was great. The finish was weird, though, how the world title went missing and then was lost until Orton found it at Summerslam.
@darkfox3: He didn't show up to fight Vader, either. He fully intended to win him back to the light side. It was the emperor's goading that started the fight.
@Berserk8989: I could be wrong, but didn't he directly approve any of the original extended universe books and comics? I feel like I read that somewhere.
@suprsolider: Is anything not by the original creators non-canon, then? Any Superman stories not told by Siegel & Shuster? Any Batman stories not told by Bill Finger & Bob Kane? What about complete reinventions, like Alan Moore with Swamp Thing, where even the original creator not only gave his blessing but wrote introductions in some of the collections?
@jadaski1: I don't know. We saw that exact same instinct at the end of Jedi. He went completely nuts on Vader (to the Emperor's delight), cutting off Vader's hand. And just when he was about to deliver the final blow, he said no and tossed the lightsaber aside. He said in the film that Ben reminded him of Vader, especially that darkness. I don't think it's that much of a stretch that he was, for lack of a better word, "triggered" by that. And like in Jedi, he held himself back before going through with it. Except Kylo saw it differently than Vader.
I'd love to see them do a Lego Superman. He has enough crazy mythos to fill a whole game. Heck, center the story around the various types of Kryptonite.
@n9302347078: Facts would require actual evidence. I learned that from academia, as well. I could say Booster Gold is the greatest superhero of all time and the polls show it, but I'm just making that up without anything to back it up. Show me these polls you speak of. If Spawn was as popular as the Turtles, he would've had more movies and cartoons. The Turtles have had more shows and movies than I can even count, which is more than you can saw for Spawn.
If you really think Watchmen is niche, then you're sorely underestimating it. As I said, it was on TIME's 100 All-Time Novels; in fact, it's the ONLY graphic novel on that list. It's a New York Times Bestseller. You're throwing out opinions. I'm providing facts.
So, no academic, huh? How about Cambridge University?
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