Anthony33

Bullet time in multiplayer works via a chaining system. If someone is looking at someone who is in bullet time, they are affected. And if someone is looking at that person they are affected (and on and on...). I read this at gamesradar, I believe.

For anyone who didn't understand this one, it is most likely a David Lynch reference more than an Alan Wake plot point (though I could be missing something). Brain damage comes up in Mulholland Dr., Wild at Heart, and Blue Velvet (among others).

Remedy has this sort of thing down to a science. Let's not forget how awesome Address Unknown was in Max Payne 2. The lead in that was a character named John Mirra (Mirror). It was a homage to Twin Peaks and foreshadowed a lot of what happened to Max Payne in the game.

I'd tell you but then I'd have to kill you

If I could downvote you times infinity I would

and yet I can't get a new power stone or jet set radio...

Yeah Daniel is the man. I was in line and he signed like 40 comics in a row for one guy and gave me a Batman sketch right after. He talked with me about drawing Morrison scripts and some other stuff. Class guy.

Agreed. Batman and Robin has been one of the best comics month in and month out. I was just hoping for Stewart because he is a frequent Morrison collaborator and translates his scripts better than most.

Actually, Cameron Stewart was supposed to drawn an issue of "The Return of Bruce Wayne" but got pulled (most likely to do this series). His most recent work was "Batman and Robin" # 7-9.

I wish he could have done the "The Return of Bruce Wayne" issue he was scheduled for. That said, enjoy this Assassin's Creed fans his work is great!

Maybe it gets them in contact with Ford Cruller!