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« Reply #8540 on: 05:03 PM | Monday, March 05, 2012 » |
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Shelved Infinite Crisis and 52 vol 1 for now. I think I am just not into superheroes right now.
I read vol 1 of Morning Glories which I enjoyed and I am impatiently waiting vol 2.
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« Reply #8541 on: 05:03 PM | Monday, March 05, 2012 » |
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Watched the first season of Justified and I am now starting in on the Raylan Givens novels from Elmore Leonard. Four chapters into Pronto right now.
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« Reply #8543 on: 05:03 AM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Ive just finished Self Made Hero's adaption of At the Mountains of Madness. I really enjoyed it and now would not mind reading the original H P Lovecraft story as this adaption was my first exposure to this story.
Currently reading Savage Sword of Conan Volume 2. Very good !
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No adjective allows me to discount your opinion faster than "meh". |
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« Reply #8545 on: 11:03 AM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Hello David Long time no speak!
Welcome back! Hope all is well. |
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« Reply #8546 on: 11:03 AM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Welcome back!
Hope all is well.
Cheers! Been away for far too long. Started listening again and I cant believe how much I've missed the show.  But I'm Back now  |
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« Reply #8547 on: 11:03 AM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Started listening again and I cant believe how much I've missed the show. But I'm Back now
They always come back... |
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« Reply #8548 on: 12:03 PM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Currently reading; My Friend Dahmer Excellent telling of Dahmer's Junior and High School days as told by classmate Derf Backderf. |
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Captain Russ
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DAT S.H.I.E.L.D.
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« Reply #8549 on: 02:03 PM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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My copy of Pinocchio finally arrived today.
It is beautiful.
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« Reply #8550 on: 10:03 PM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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read Death Ray by Clowes. I really liked it for it's uniqueness. It's very different from most comics. The protagonist is a loner, who hates the world. He develops superpowers by smoking cigarettes. the story follows him and his friend Louie on adventures as they explore his powers.
I picked up my copy at the library. I liked it enough that I've added the book to my wish list.
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« Reply #8551 on: 10:03 PM | Tuesday, March 06, 2012 » |
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Onikage: The Art of Toshio Saeki
Fucked. Up.
If someone walks into a bar and has Toshio Saeki imagery tattooed all over their body, buy them a drink and then get the fuck out.
Beautiful stuff, though, AND another Last Gasp steal on Amazon.
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TRAGEDY + TIME = COMEDY
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« Reply #8552 on: 07:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Ganges #1-3
I love these comics. His sense of the page and design and the way the book effortless deals with things that you would think would be difficult to convey is incredible. Also #2 is the best portrayal of video games in any medium other than video games that I have ever seen he manages to touch on every single aspect of them, including how mystifying they can be when you are just onlooking and are not involved (the opening bit).
Love it, shame Amazon.ca doesn't have #4 listed, guess I will have to pick it up from Fanta at TCAF.
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« Reply #8553 on: 09:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Read the latest issue of Chew last night, that book is so much fun it is ridiculous. All the little nods that Guillory throws into his art just blows me away. Last night in the book there is a picture of a shark with the words "friggin laser beams" under it.  I just love this book, it is exactly what comics should be. |
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I sip fine wine and spit vintage flows
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« Reply #8554 on: 10:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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read 40 issues of Stray Bullets. it ways really good. but leaves you hanging.... needed to make a come back in the digital age. love crime stories with intertwined universes. i rank it ahead of sin city but below criminal.
im 4 issues into american vampire and love it.
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« Reply #8555 on: 10:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Just finished Thor: The Mighty Avenger
I heard all the hype when it was coming out monthly so I decided to give it a try.
The Samnee art is fantastic.
Moving on to Habibi by Craig Thompson (checked out from my local library).
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« Reply #8556 on: 10:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Onikage: The Art of Toshio Saeki
Fucked. Up.
If someone walks into a bar and has Toshio Saeki imagery tattooed all over their body, buy them a drink and then get the fuck out.
 I love Toshio Saeki's work, one of my favorite contemporary Japanese artists. |
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« Reply #8557 on: 11:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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 This is an interesting book, certain panels are not safe to read at work on my lunch. I like that the characters were really fleshed out, at times i really couldn't connect with the book at other events felt a little close to home. This was strange experience reading this book, glad i read it but cant imagine rereading any time soon. |
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« Reply #8558 on: 11:03 AM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Onikage: The Art of Toshio Saeki
Is that the one with the acetate color overlays? I really need to get that one of these days. |
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« Reply #8559 on: 07:03 PM | Wednesday, March 07, 2012 » |
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Finally finished Critical Millenium (it's super cheap on Comixology- £2.99/ $5) and loved it- tightly woven world building, which doesn't come at the expense of plot. Also the art makes complete use of comics' unlimited budget. I look very much forward to the next volume.
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"Who's Winning"
"Nobody. One side's just losing slower than the other."
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