AdamintheHat

@labor: i think i'm gonna have to read our worlds at war again because i bought the trade on a trip to the states and it made no sense to me...literally, i couldn't follow the text.it seemed to jump form pillar to post things would happen and then it would jump to a scene where characters seemed to be in different locations at the same time and worst of all Doomsday(superman killer) ...

 that was a very personal post...thank you for that, it was unexpected and really really nice to see real experiences and genuine emotion in a post where you wouldn't expect it. friends often come from the least likely of places but you never know who is going to touch your life in unexpected ways and how you are going to affect the people in your life. the fact that your friendship had a...

this is the one time being a brit helped me out. i hadn't heard a peep about the end of the issue and it took me by surprise. I'm not the biggest supes fan, in fact i'm a massive batman man but i have to admit at the moment the supes books are more coherant, and more fun than the bat books. this was my pick too and rightly so. great choice The brit in a hat

holy chuff! this was the first ever american comic book i bought from a forbidden planet (a uk chain of comic book stores). This one issue got me hooked, i sought out all the back issues trades etc and truly got into the comic world all because i discovered (thanks to a great friend) that my favourite animated show was also a comic! Now 12 years later i'm spending almost £50 (i think abo...

i dropoped flash due to it's general suckyness but can relate to ya Ron, i'm a massive batman freak and wouldn't drop them ever. as far as bruce jones on checkmate, i'll give it a go. i've loved checkmate so far and who knows he may just give us a great story.stranger things have happened! PS R.I.P shadowpact... i dropped it cos it stopped..that makes me sad The brit in the hat

yeah maxican restaurants over here arn't great, gotta love the london though. but next time any of you guys are england way. Exeter is the place to be, chilled relaxed and full of funky fever woop woop The Brit in a Hat

i loved this book, and loved that it tkaes place in my homeland. Yes britain loves comics too (we even had our own comicon last weekend, dc showed up but no marvel, boooo). but i also loved the mighty and new tie ins, i love the fact that htey are both filling in the major subplots, and answering the big questions. heaven forbid a book focusses more on plot than action, but i've loved them all...

forget the argument you reminded me of a long lost hero, I LOVED CAPTAIN PLANET as a kid, but didn't you feel sorry for the kid with the heart ring. EARTH, WIND, FIRE, WATER, heart!!!!! poor kid. and did you know that jeff goldblum, meg ryan and STING!! did the voices in it. AWESOME, and i'm keeping my comics to give to my kids one day....first i need to find a wife...and then have kids....but...

not gonna be there what with there being a ocean between me and the con but will be at the english comicon next month woop woop. it makes me happy the brit in a hat

hmmmmmmm anything by neil Gaiman if i truly want to escape into another world no other author allows me to escape like Gaiman. Then it doesn't matter where i am or who is watching, cos i'm not really there  The Brit in a Hat