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"I suspect that these are good decisions."
"One of my challenges with the number/theme combination is to find at least one cover that fits both:"
"The film for which Wonderwall Music is the soundtrack is a truly bizarre piece of its era. I've only heard the music in the context of the film. My thumbnail review from about three years ago, when I finally saw it:
Wonderwall (1968): a…"
Wonderwall (1968): a…"
"Anything about squeezing lemons?"
"And here's a Green Lantern with a split cover:"
"They'd all be going, that's your costume?!? and laughing so hard that he'd get away and hide on the nearest farm."
"Spider-man: Brand New Day (2026)
We both enjoyed the movie. While it has the continuity chaos that plagues the Marvel movies (I'm looking at you, The Marvels), it works because they've focused on the protagonist and his relationships, the cast is…"
We both enjoyed the movie. While it has the continuity chaos that plagues the Marvel movies (I'm looking at you, The Marvels), it works because they've focused on the protagonist and his relationships, the cast is…"
"In #32, Plas and Woozy face Mr. Fission, who has his origins in the Atomic Age and the splitting of the atom.
It's a lot less amusing when it occurs in real life, and we've lived with those implications now for eighty+ years."
It's a lot less amusing when it occurs in real life, and we've lived with those implications now for eighty+ years."
"A ripping good multi-image. We're tentatively going to see the new Spider-man movie this week at the local drive-in.
(It's great, still having a local drive-in)"
(It's great, still having a local drive-in)"
"Laura Jean McKay's award-winning The Animals in that Country (2020) won't be for everyone, but I really liked it. A pandemic sweeps the world; we see it from the perspective of an emotionally-damaged Australian woman who works at an animal…"
"The City We Chose, one in a series of Toronto Comics, features twenty-eight artists and writers in a series of unrelated vignettes about people choosing their city (not always Toronto). These range from realistic slice-of-life to fantasy to a…"
" Baron: (I don't recall ever seeing a manga volume with a split cover.)
This might qualify:
Richard Willis: The first appearance of Marvel's Sandman.
Issue #32 of DC's most famous Sandman, by a brilliant but now somewhat infamous writer. "A Game of…"
This might qualify:
Richard Willis: The first appearance of Marvel's Sandman.
Issue #32 of DC's most famous Sandman, by a brilliant but now somewhat infamous writer. "A Game of…"
"You'd think that people in comic-book universes would stop testing ape-related science on themselves."
"Continuity?
Overall,
Meaningless
In
Comics.
Sorry!
"
Overall,
Meaningless
In
Comics.
Sorry!
"
"One Battle After Another (2025): well-made, well-acted, politically-charged, bizarre, and rather long film, veeery loosely inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, with some elements of the novel transported from its 60s/70s/80s settings to the…"
Comments
Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
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