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"I really liked the Trek/Who crossover comics. Who/Trek has been begging to happen for some time. In some alternate timeline, "Assignment: Earth" was written, not to introduce a hypothetical new SF series that never sold, but to introduce Doctor Who…"
"By which I mean, "They'll come up with a reason, however implausible.""
""Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey, sonic-bonic bullsh*t", to mix my quotations."
"Back to Hope Assembles, if Star Wars had taken place in the Andromeda Galaxy (2.5 million light years away from the Milky Way), that would be "a galaxy close, close by." Don't even get me started on "a long time ago." It would take a helluva trick…"
"There were two, and unfortunately, I remember them both.
The first featured TOS crew and I was really, really hoping it would have featured the original X-Men as well. The full page panel of the realistically drawn Captain Kirk standing…"
The first featured TOS crew and I was really, really hoping it would have featured the original X-Men as well. The full page panel of the realistically drawn Captain Kirk standing…"
"There was an X-Men/Star Trek crossover once, about which I remember very little. That probably means I didn't care for it. But with Patrick Stewart having played both Captain Picard and Professor X on the big screen, there was something surreal…"
"This reminds me of a story...
Back in '77, I was envious that my across-the-street neighbor got to see Star Wars with his church group weeks before I did because it was being "held over" in the larger St. Louis cinemas. He was telling me about it,…"
Back in '77, I was envious that my across-the-street neighbor got to see Star Wars with his church group weeks before I did because it was being "held over" in the larger St. Louis cinemas. He was telling me about it,…"
Did I miss a post on this? Marvel will be releasing Hope Assembles, a crossover between the MCU and Star Wars, written by Kevin Smith. Is this going to be epic, or just an excuse to sell merch? And does it make a different to the "purity" of either…
"Previously posted August 2, a discovery made on August 17: Discovery Day in the Yukon (the third Monday of August celebrates the 1896 "Bonanza" discovery in the Klondike that started the Gold Rush).
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"Sad Sack and the Sarge #32 has a split cover of sorts:"
"I count 41 of these that I've seen, and about five I've never even heard of."
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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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