WilliamLund

Fantastic post once again. Fitting that Scrooge chooses the cheaper single-malt scotch.

We shouldn't forget that Ultron was originally a pet. I was trying to remember some of the pets that the High Evolutionary, but they're all too evolved to be considered pets. But Bova and White Tiger were among his creations.

Aren't you guys busy enough as it is? It seems like every time I hit the site, you've gone and added a new feature. Take the time you need for family and friends for crissakes! Seriously, though, I've loved the interviews you've done so far and can't wait to listen to some more. Perhaps you could interview Paul Cornell again. I know you've got enough people to talk to, but I've listened to th...

Good pick, Ron. I hope you guys talk about Secret Invasion: Thor this week. It knocked my socks off. But then, all Fraction had to do was put Beta Ray Bill in it. 

I've enjoyed the new series so far. The little moments in it have been great. I need to see what it's building to before I give JMS a lot of credit. I've seen every episode of Babylon 5, and it was great, but even that fizzled out completely in the fifth season (though for a reason that sounds logical, but still feels like an excuse).  Will you continue to read it? The 2 parter w...

I love organizing my comics. It's type-A, I know. There's something zen about flipping through while alphabetizing and finding something you loved and forgot about. (I tore open some back issues of Thor last week, much like the mini episode some weeks ago.)

I will be the lone voice in the dark standing by X-Treme X-Men. It's worth a read, and luckily now you can find most of it in the quarter bins.

Thanks for still making yourself accesible to us, Stan. An Extra thanks for everything else! What project, and at what time, did you first read a comic book you thought rivaled great literature?