Wolfdog

I agree the films had a pretty horrible depiction of Cyke.  Wasn't he either captured, incapacitated, missing, dead, or otherwise ignored during the bulk of all 3?

Very nice list of influences. The King book was of great use to what little writing I do.  He also wrote a great forward to a Harlan Ellison collection (Stalking The Nightmare or Angry Candy or Deathbird....I can't remember right now) that talked about the fine line between being influenced and outright mimicry.  Something about milk tasting like whatever it's next to in your fridge...

I guess I'm a member of the Dainty Buttercup League as well.  I've got nothing against horror, I like my Walking Dead, World War Z, and Sam Raimi just fine... but as an over-reactive parent I wonder about a company that carefully decides how to handle sexuality in Ultimate Spiderman in one hand, and throws graphic, disemboweling zombies at kids with the other.  I can have a decently...

As funny as Lady MODOK sounds... I didn't think it was all that funny when I picked up Hulk #290 all those years ago. Lady Galactus would be hard to top, although.

I can't even get through a 30 minute TV show on my iPod without my eyeballs frying. I'm ok with an issue or two at a sitting on my LCD monitor, but any more than that I start to feel the strain. It helps to have a rotating monitor with an auto-sensing driver.  It's similar to the fact that I'm ok reading a short story on my PC, but sweet jeebus a novel would probably kill me. I don't th...

Garney's art was responsible for pulling me back into comics.  His style and panel layout reminded me of the Steranko stuff that got me hooked as a kid. I had considered binding my old issues of this run, but I think I'll pick this up instead.  ...and thanks for reminding me of the pain of my head exploding when this run was rudely interrupted by 'Heroes Regurgitated'.  gah.