All of which makes it that much more remarkable that DC Comics, which publishes the adventures of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, has just handed the Batcave keys to a team of its best-known creative talents.
The electronic sketchbooks spell out one of art history's more remarkable growth spurts, which is in turn summarized by what you can see of the actual books.
In addition, the regional variation in the incidence of gastric cancer is also remarkable, which is much more pronounced than that of other common cancers; for example, in China, the annual adjusted rate is 20 per 100 000 for men in Beijing, compared with 145 for men in the Changle province (Cancer Incidence in Five Continents, 2002).
Along with George Cukor's 1954 version of "A Star Is Born," starring Judy Garland, it's one of the greatest films about actors' furious, self-revealing, and potentially self-destructive art — which renders all the more remarkable the anecdote with which Ray Carney opens his chapter on the film in his seminal work "Cassavetes on Cassavetes".
It could also be observed that the composition of carbon was remarkable which was even 4 times more than oxygen.
Like Jimmy Clark, the Argentine's pole-ratio record is even more remarkable than his wins, which underlines the extent to which each dominated his era.
What is even more remarkable about this discovery, which was made by scientists from Switzerland, France and Denmark and published this week in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the species of ant involved.
But the transformation that had to happen in Puccini before be could write "Gianni Schicchi" might even be said to have been more remarkable than the change which landed Verdi from the dark air of "Otello" into the luscious sunshine of "Falstaff".
What is even more remarkable is the extent to which he appears once more to be setting the news agenda.
Few were more remarkable than at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, which the university operates under contract with the Energy Department.
