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lightninglouie commented on Japan to Scan Venus, Find King Ghidora, at 4:22 PM on Apr 28
Um, could NASA find MF Doom instead?
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lightninglouie commented on The Greatest Science Fiction Pinball Machines Of All Time, at 6:33 PM on Mar 28
Is that Bernie Wrightson's signature I see in the lower right corner of the Pinball Pool artwork?
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lightninglouie commented on Haute Couture Spaceship Travels From City to City in Segments, at 4:20 PM on Mar 17
Looks like a Culture GCU.
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lightninglouie commented on The Planet of Boobies and Robots, at 6:49 PM on Mar 7
I always wondered what went on inside the Scientology Celebrity Center...
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lightninglouie commented on Superheroes Don't Have To Do It In Tights, Says Chabon, at 5:47 PM on Mar 7
@Dereks: Um, yeah.
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lightninglouie commented on Was the First Human Clone Born in 1978?, at 5:42 PM on Mar 7
But was Rorvik able to clone his awesome '70s 'stache?
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lightninglouie commented on You Watch The Watchmen!, at 1:09 PM on Mar 6
@Garrison Dean: Connery would have ruined LotR as Gandalf.
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lightninglouie commented on The Most Incompetent Self-Destruct Sequence In Galactic History, at 1:04 PM on Mar 6
I really miss James Horner's overwrought, excessive scores for low-budget Corman flicks and Star Trek movies.
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lightninglouie commented on Japanese Star Wars Gorier, Longer, More Awesome, at 10:19 PM on Mar 3
@Cantonkid: I think Lucas started pulling the Marvel stuff back into "Expanded Universe" canon once the prequels started coming out.
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lightninglouie commented on Japanese Star Wars Gorier, Longer, More Awesome, at 4:09 PM on Mar 3
The 1970s and 1980s were sort of the Golden Age of the comic book writer as frustrated novelist; for the likes of Claremont, Englehart, Wolfman, et al., there is no action that cannot be drawn and narrated in equal detail.
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lightninglouie commented on Who Has The Biggest Power Generator In Space?, at 5:03 PM on Feb 28
Um...
Your mom?
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lightninglouie commented on 'Alien' Figures Have More Details Than Actual Humans, at 10:38 AM on Feb 28
Nice!
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lightninglouie commented on The Alien Warships That Took San Francisco, at 5:03 PM on Feb 27
Looks like the Bay Bridge to me.
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lightninglouie commented on What The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Movie Could Have Been, at 3:56 PM on Feb 27
@CmdrHunt: Who says Charles Darwin isn't a hero?
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lightninglouie commented on Watch Out For Sex-Rays And Perverted Parasites (NSFW), at 3:51 PM on Feb 27
What, no Percy love?
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lightninglouie commented on What The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Movie Could Have Been, at 6:42 PM on Feb 26
@braak: If it makes you feel any better, Edward Doheny, the real-life inspiration for Daniel Plainview, was the maternal grandfather of Larry Niven.
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lightninglouie commented on What The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Movie Could Have Been, at 5:13 PM on Feb 26
@Tim Faulkner: No, technically men with mascara makes it glam.
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lightninglouie commented on What The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Movie Could Have Been, at 5:12 PM on Feb 26
@MrJellytree: Is this really a widespread phenomena?
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