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i love this series but am not a fan of the art. in fact i missed last issue because of it. i'm going to go back and pick it up though as well as this one. don't get me wrong, the guy is a good artist, its just not doin it for me. its a  personal taste thing.

mike allred is the man. i'm not going to pretend that i've always been a fan, but i've become one of his with this new madman series. and as far as him talking about what he believes, good for him. (although Ron looked a little unsettled. that was pretty funny to watch) it takes way more balls to express yourself and tell people about this thing that you think about and believe that to sit idll...

congratulations. i know i can take credit for about onehundredandfiftyeight of those. keep it up.

this is one of those rare books that i jump on the first issue, for some reason it dosen't click, i keep hearing about and come back to give it a second go round. i can addmit when i am wrong, and i was wrong, this book rocks.

ron, your the easiest one to 'guess' what the pick of the week is going to be. young liars, glamourpus, ect. that said, i agree. this was just plain fun. this is the first spidey i've picked up in a long while. glad i did.

i loved the movie. not my favorite jones movie but i loved it still. my only quarle is, in the past the only 'special' effects were the supernatual elements, everything eles was practical effects and real stunt work. this, at times, crossed over into 'the mummy' territory. but still, loved the movie. harrison has still got it.

did a top seven because i have a bad memory and couldn't remember everyone. 1. mike mingola 2. darwyn cooke 3. steve griffen 4. guy davis     5. cliff chiang 6. david aja 7. and that dude that did the dr. strange mini and is on amazing spiderman right now. (sorry bro, but i'll know it soon enough)

i can't wait for Infinite kung fu. i followed the first run. have all but the first issue. hope its not just a reprint. so cool. thanks ifanboy for the heads up. so cool.

the loss of Fraction i can deal with. never cared for him. but Brubaker and Aja. ouch. that hurts. but i will stay with it becouse i like me the Kung-fu action. @ ohcaroline, there is no room for levelheaded objectivity in comics. only rushing to rash, baseless, judgement. (nice B-Ball allegory. way to drop some of the B-ball Ka-nowledge.)

i'm one of those parent's that look for stuff to read with thier kid's. i found Clockwork Girl when it first came out , saw the price, and bought it, sight unseen. it's a great little book with the three main ingredients for a good book, story-4 (out of 5), art-4 and price-5. more child aimed books should take notice.