dandoody
Name: Dan Doody
Hi, I'm from Seattle, where we hold nothing sacred except for the very sarcasm we use to mock the world. Welcome aboard, cheers.
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Ms Marvel Annual #1
A few years ago, I attended a writer's salon where two or...
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New Comics for 11/19/08 thought that Thanksgiving was this week. Whoops.
On Nov 17, 2008 5:15 PMSlim week for me ... will walk into the LCS with a tenner & leave with enough for a tea or coffee; that said, am very excited for both Amazing Spider-man (Marcos Martin returns, yay!) & Ghost Rider. BQ: 18, 6 in the first, 7 in the middle, 5 for the final & Irish through & through.
Go to CommentMarvel Pets
On Oct 14, 2008 3:10 PMIn the old Tomb of Dracula series, Quincy Harker had a German Shepherd named Saint that served as both guard dog & vampire attack dog. Alas, poor Saint, hasn't been seen (to my knowledge) since the series ended.
Go to CommentNew Comics for 10/08/08 have a sore throat and stuffy nose
On Oct 6, 2008 5:10 PMLooking forward most to Spider-man Loves Mary Jane Season 2 #3 & Green Lantern #35, which finally ends the Secret Origin. BQ: for whatever reason, a big takeout carton of Fried Rice always makes me feel better when I have a Cold, as does a big bowl of Pho .
Go to CommentRIP MINX - DC Comics Shuts Down Line
On Sep 29, 2008 9:02 AM@paulmontgomery, When the Minx line was first released, I remember seeing each new book (for the first few releases, at least) prominently displayed at my local B&N in/near the YA section. But, recently, can't remember seeing the newer Minx releases--like Confessions of a Blabbermouth or Water Baby --in any of the major bookstores, or even the local independents, at all, neither i...
Go to CommentA Post Kirkman & Bendis Manifesto of Sorts
On Aug 21, 2008 10:55 AMGood article, Ron. But also wanted to point out something that hasn't quite been touched on ... at the moment, we're in a recession. You correctly draw attention to the downturn in sales/circulation since Jan. 08, but, in general, all periodicals are down by 6.3%. It's not just Marvel and DC that are having difficulty selling issues in this economic environment, it's also Time...
Go to CommentRobert Kirkman's Editorial
On Aug 13, 2008 11:40 PMKirkman is speaking from a very fortunate position--he's struck indie gold not once, but twice, so he's in a very good position to make this call to arms. However, I find his reasoning to be somewhat dubious with a few holes in his logic. Just because something has worked for you, it doesn't necessarily follow that it will work for the next guy. And the fact is a mass exodus of creators from M...
Go to CommentThe Triumph and The Tragedy of Recommending Comics
On Aug 13, 2008 9:03 AM@neb, oh yeah, recommend any comic to children & they'll eat it up. Last Christmas, I bought my nephews (a 7 & 5-year-olds at the time) Essential Spider-man Vol. 1. They both loved it so much & my sister had to go out & get Vol. 2. They youngest is now obsessed with Spider-man, even w/o watching the new cartoon.
Go to CommentHappy St. Comic's Day! New Comics for 03/19/08!
On Mar 17, 2008 5:37 PMThere's a mythological theme running through my books--Thor #7, Incredible Herc #115, The Illiad #4 possible I'll do War Is Hell, want to flip through it first & might wait for the trade. BQ: Guinness, nitrogen-pour is best.
Go to CommentiFanboy Mini - Episode #1 - 03.17.2008 - Irish Characters
On Mar 17, 2008 11:27 AMDon't know if this counts but ... Lilith, daughter of Dracula (Marvel Universe), possessed Angel O'Hara, an Irish woman. According to the Marvel Handbook: "... one night in Northern Ireland, a Catholic named Martin O'Hara learned that his daughter Angel had secretly married a Protestant named Ted Hannigan a year before, and was now pregnant by him. Martin O'Hara first struck Angel, ...
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