Yeah I'll probably be there again.
Regardless of whether Buce Wayne is coming back, it looks like I won't be reading Batman for a while.
Man do I ever hate Judd Winnick. I hate MTVs The Real World, I hate Kyle Raynor, and I hate pretty much every comic I have ever read that Winnick wrote.
I sure hope some Lovecraftian creations made their way into this book, but I doubt it. I'd love to see a bunch of kids dealing with some Deep Ones or even great Cthulhu himself, only to come away a bunch of gibbering, insane children.
What's with the arm hanging out of the "Wayne Enterprises" box?
The best stories are "A Night in the Lonesome October" by Roger Zelazny (more about Jack the Ripper's faithful dog than the ripper himself) and "Gotham by Gaslight"
It's more likely, given the location/setting of the attacks as they were originally portrayed in the comic, that the perpetrators were African-American or Latino.
Enough of this ridiculous sanitizing of criminals portrayed in movies/comics; ever wondered why Frank Castle is always fighting the mob? Because movie and comic companies are afraid of portraying the REALITY that a disproportionate number of crimes in urban areas are perpetrated by African-American or Latinos, and choose to have their characters fight caucasian criminal enterprises like the mob or skinheads (neither group being as prevalent in American society as they were decades ago).
whatever...its NOMAD, creeps
FINALLY!! NEW MARSHALL LAW!
Look, I was having a discussion with my friend about why he's so god damned cynical about super heroes...and it's all because he read "Fear and Loathing" when he was like 14 (same as me).
Look, for me, Marshall law was always the touchstone that tons of comics strived for but never reached.
Any news on the Marshall Law Omnibus? Where the F is it? I'm tired of reading old Epic and Dark Horse issues and I need something of substance on my book shelf!!!
BTW, this is pretty much O'Neill's best work ever. And you forgot to ention Mill's epic runs on Slaine back in 2000AD.
OH that's f'ing hot; is this game out yet?
League of Extrordinary Gentlemen: "What are you, a f**king idiot?" (Jim Lee should get that joke)
Whatever people, the G.O.A.T is Hal Jordan, hands down.
But I'm talking the Hal Jordan who used to have silver streaks in the side of his hair. There was something dangerously sexy about the guy, kinda George Clooney-ish. He was older but girls used to swoon over him, and his costume never got old (until you got psyched for 5 minutes on Kyle Rayner's uniform before you realized he was a douche and that jerk ass Judd Winick wrote him for a hot second). Plus he's the only Green Lantern that O'Neill and Adams touched, which automatically puts him above all others.
Guy Gardner had the worst haircut in the Green Lantern Corps, hands down.
I think I'll make it; hopefully early for the free drinks.
Good thing new comics don't come out until Thursday this week, huh?
I've got more heroclix than I know what to do with, but I'm not that great at the game. I wish I could find someone who can pretty uch run me through some scenarios and i wish i had people to play with.
He's going to get raped. Maybe by Darkseid...could be by Killer Croc.
Prosecuted for Child Endangerment?
I think he'll wind up penniless and imprisoned and have to be "Garbage Batman". He'll have to make his gizmos out of garbage, and work out of a bath house.
Best friggin Misfits song ever...
Deal with it, haters.
Did anyone used to read the Faust comic by Tim Vigil? I was 14 working at a comic store and used to feel all pervy handling it until i took it home and started reading it; the art was okay but the story sucked like whoa!
The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society also did a radio play of "At The Mountains of Madness" that was outta sight; I highly recommend it. They also have a lot of really neat Lovecraft/Cthulhu merchandise.
Does anyone remember "Cast a Deadly Spell", that Lovecraftian noir movie HBO put out years ago? I can't remember if it was any good or not.
I'm not voting for any of it, because what Sci-fi needs to tackle is religion. I could care less if we're dealing with Christianity, Islam, Judaism, etc. In time, science can handle battles with "peak oil" hypothesis (didn't it already in the Mad Max series?), GWOT, epidemics, what have you. So far, the only sci-fi thing I've read dealing with religion is the His Dark Materials series, and that was great and all...
You've got a lot of idiots in this world passing legislation and starting wars over a concept better suited to comic books than history and science books.
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Does this mean that I can't look forward to "A Knight's Tale 2"?
I mourn for his family and friends, but at least the guy didn't go like Vic Morrow in "Twilight Zone: The Movie"
