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In this preview of Batman Incorporated #3, Phantom-One tries to convince Clownhunter to turn on Ghost-Maker by talking through his mommy and daddy issues.

Your craving isn’t particularly based on seeking that same attention. Rather, it’s a call for help because you want your parents to pull you out of this chaos and become a family again.

Azrael confronts his Daddy Issues in this preview of Sword of Azrael #5, in stores Tuesday from DC Comics.

Wednesday, Tim Burton’s Addams Family Netflix series, ends with a lot of lingering questions — why are Morticia and Wednesday fighting? What’s up with Tyler? Does Gomez have powers? Here’s all the questions we have and look forward to answering with season 2’s release.

 

Billie Eilish, 20, and her boyfriend Jesse Rutherford, 31, dressed up as a baby and an old man in response to backlash about their age gap.

Garbage, hate speech, the trolls that have come out of nowhere on rather benign tweets. i said, oh my goodness, here we go. i cant imagine that many people are gonna put up with this. i can imagine that even though he may be the richest man of the world, he overpaid by twitter by 33 billion dollars roughly according to greenberg on a less. hes going to have this as a vanity project. he doesnt care about the money is going to lose. i cant see any advertisers sticking around, he continues to sway,...

He needs attention all the time. these guys with their money, attention, daddy issues. the rest of us are held hostage by their issues. here we have something as important as twitter, which is an important platform, now descending to the house cape that he claimed it wouldnt be he claims free speech supposed to be the bedrock of democracy. yes, maybe, but not hate speech. and thats what hes allowing in normalizing. and i think that, im concerned about the future of twitter, honestly. i dont know...

A distressed woman unravels after her father’s suicide in a play that strikes the wrong balance between humour and sorrow