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Yeah...still not interested. Wake me up when you they have high quality and downloads.

I love this article. And the Eaglesham's Reed is something that took a bit getting used to since Byrne was my first exposure to the FF and most of the following artist seem to take that model.  Also, I've always had a thing for tall, thin older men so Reed Richards has always been a favourite of mine (yes, I unabashedly love that character).  But honestly, there aren't many characters...

You know, I like Kirkman's work but I never actually care about or feel attached to any of the characters. But this could be interesting...if I actually liked zombies.  I hate zombies stories generally (except Shaun of the Dead-which is one of my favourite movies).  That being said, if they do it right, it could probably be really cool.

You know, I honestly don't care what format a story is in.  Whatever happens to be either the most expedient or cost effective format is what I get.  And I can switch between trades and singles like a mother.

I read my uncle's old issues as a kid and I remember loving the hell out of them.  Haven't read them in years and probably couldn't find them if I wanted to.  I had absolutely no idea it was based on a toy.  Probably since it was a flop and I was -4 when it premiered.  

Every time Damian says anything about "my father" I want to slap that little prick silly.  Infact, I laugh at his misfortune.    *this is me laughing*  I had an uncomfortable amount of love for Marvel Divas.  It felt like a night time soap which is exactly what I think they were going.  While I was reading I kept thinking "this is awesome!" a...

She is extremely pretty and the bible camp story brought back memories (especially that song) so it gives me a more positive view of her (since she's only been in movies I have no interest in ever seeing, this is the first time I've actually watch an interview of hers).  Why shouldn't she like drawing comics?  And she apologised for only having a number 2 pencil and that she didn't ha...

That's just not right.

Oh, think this was the second movie I ever went to see (the first was Mack and Me for my fifth birthday) and I remember it really well.  The line hellishly long but they had little chocolate chip bat-shaped cookies and trivia contest and posters and t-shirts and lots of other sorts of swag.  I talked all through the movie and my family kept telling me to hush and some greasy haired hi...

I love Rucka so, so much so of course I picked this up.  He's quite a lovely writer.  But how lovely was JH Williams's art?  So absolutely gorgeous.  And coloring?  I just about died.  I love a good work and this is definitely it.