"JD Deluzio said:
I might allow this about JFK (though his wife, certainly, couldn't trust him), but it's difficult to take this dialogue seriously with any subsequent American president (even those for whom I hold admiration), and for some,…"
"We musn't forget The Brave and the Bold #124, which has the most wonderfully loopy plot: Sgt. Rock is on the trail of terrorists who have stolen a shipment of high-tech rifles, and the terrorists come out of the story pages and tell artist Jim Aparo…"
"Around the office, one of the people in the university Office of Communications overheard me talking about my situation and asked me to write a first-person tale about my experience. I started with my long-ago encounter with prostate cancer, and…"
"I just got issue #4, which covers a lot of material I haven't read. Like:
They killed Alfred, again(?)! That trick never works!
Nubia is now the queen of the Amazons?
Darkseid was in the Justice League? Are they out of their cotton-pickin' minds?…"
"I ran across this page while looking for something else. Like you, Commander, I have an entire bookcase dedicated to books about TV shows, from books specific to particular programs from Ally McBeal to The X-Files, plus books on various aspects of…"
"Right now, I'm listening to a playlist Spotify made for me from the things I listen to. I'm sure I've confused the heck out of its algorithm, since at any given moment, I might listen to anything from pop to gospel to jazz to TV theme songs. Just…"
"I ran across the pilot episode of I Dream of Jeannie, "The Lady in the Bottle." This was when producers allowed themselves to be more creative with pilot episode titles; the average pilot episode today is given the boring descriptive name "Pilot."In…"
"I absolutely loved Room 222 when I was a kid. Denise Nicholas and Karen Valentine were two of my first TV crushes (along with Mary Tyler Moore as Laura Petrie).
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"I have that book around here somewhere, probably buried in my boxes of Batman titles,
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"According to the Gasoline Alley entry in Don Markstein's Toonopedia, current artist/writer Jim Scancarelli brought back the real-time aging of characters, which was nearly abandoned during the tenure of his predecessor, Dick Moores. The anomaly is…"
Thanks, ClarkKent_DC I am very excited to be here. I just found you by chance googling some comic related stuff and it seemed like a really good crew chatting on here. Looking forward to catching up with everyone!
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Thanks for having me….the site is great and brings back many great memories.
Thank you ClarkKent, I look forward to the future.
Thanks, ClarkKent_DC I am very excited to be here. I just found you by chance googling some comic related stuff and it seemed like a really good crew chatting on here. Looking forward to catching up with everyone!
Another church with almost the same name apparently did something similar in Cambridge, Ontario:
http://www.wesleyunited.ca/index.php/2-uncategorised/173-phantom-of...
(Sorry. My original post had the wrong link
The church is Wesley-Knox United Church in London, Ontario. They drew a sizable crowd to Chaney's Phantom.
I have some links below. You'd have to contact them for further information:
http://www.wesleyknox.com/images/W-K_Bulletin_Oct25.pdf
Best wishes.