I just downloaded and watched the first episode of the Spider-Woman: Agent of S.W.O.R.D. motion comic from iTunes. It was pretty good: Bendis dialogue, Maleev art, good voice casting and a strong premise... For little more than the cost of two or thr
1)Thou shalt mock thy buddies mercilessly.
2)Thou shalt take it like a man when they mock thee in return.
3)Thou shalt be unfailingly polite to thy buddies' wives.
4)Thou shalt not go trying any preversions in there...if there's anyone watching.
Here's my order:
Dark Horse-
Goon #33 (one of Holly's books)
Age of Reptiles Journey #1
Usagi Yojimbo #124
Beasts of Burden #3
Star Wars Adventures vol. 3 - Luke Skywalker: Treasure, Dragonsnakes
DC-
Adventures Comics #4
Batman and Robin #6
Supe
It just hit me all of a sudden...damned nostalgia! I don't think Snowjob and his tricked-out snowmobile are in the movie, though.
...and I liked Nth Man better than the Joe comics in the 80s...
Now that both Marvel and DC have a Chinese superteam, which one is better? Or, which one would win a fight, if that answer is different.
Marvel's The Collective Man and the Eight Immortals (as seen in X-Men #157-160) or DC's The Great Ten
I've come to like the option for turning on e-mail notifications for threads, groups, etc. But in the past 24-48 hours, I've started e-mails when I've made a new post. Any reason for the change?
OK...I admit it...I bought it...and I really liked it...
I'll take this Geoff Johns over the one doing all that icky stuff in the GL universe any day.
And huzzah for artist Francis Manapul!
And, yes, it's, at this time, a great book for all-ages..
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Before Star Wars, the biggest movie event of my childhood was watching the Wizard of Oz the ONE time a year it was broadcast on network television (usually CBS). I'm not kidding you youngsters, it was like
'Point's blog about the Black Widow got me to thinking about how since our heroes don't age normally, they often outlive elements of their origins, i.e., as the USSR recedes into the past, Natasha's past as a Soviet spy will doubtless recede with it.
Those of you who remember it will recall the Earth-44 timeline from the old site and may well - if you didn't have alot going on - have stopped and thought, "Gee, I wonder if what's-his-monkey will be re-posting that timeline of his on the new board?