Luke

My iPod's current favourite songs playlist at the moment; Idlewild- A Modern Way of Letting Go Rob Zombie- Dragula Mad Capsule Markets- Bit Cursherrr Slipknot- Left Behind Rammstein- Sonne Probot- Shake Your Blood Rage Against the Machine- Pistol Grip Pump The 69 Eyes- Lost Boys Daniel Lioneye- Rock 'n Roll is Gonna Keep Me Alive

I'm not calling it a bad game or anything, it's just that I quickly learned that RPGs and I do not get along.

It took me about 24 hours before I took Final Fantasy VIII back to the store.

The most shameful for me is The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, since I personally consider Ocarina of Time to be the best game ever made. I think I'm going to start it from scratch again on my N64 emulator once I eventually finish Banjo-Tooie (a ridiculously large game). I've got a ton of other ones for the Dreamcast that I'm not going to list so I don't have to think about them.

It's supposed to be Supes, Prime, and a shitload of the Legion from various dimensions, right?

The thing I remember most about watching Birds of Prey was that they were all really hot.

If I can't get tickets for Reading I'm going to shoot someone in the groin. Right now you can't even order them online because there's so much traffic on the webpage.

You big tease.

Mario looks like a total rapist there.

I was totally shocked at how much I loved World War Hulk Aftersmash: Damage Control, since the title makes it sound like the most uninteresting comic book ever released, but it's actually really really funny. Admittedly it's more of a snarky comics Robert Kirkman/Deadpool funny than The Office funny, but it had me giggling away. In other news, I'm enjoying everything Geoff Johns does.

Quick, hide all the gay horror comics!

I always enjoy reading this, and Dan's look at Ultimate Human in particular made me smile this week. Comics about meetings are the new cool thing.

Thanks.

My favourite is easily The Holy Grail, although I decided not to vote for that as 'Best' since it's not entirely his. Instead I went for Fear and Loathing, because I think it's a superb adaptation of a book that can't have been easy to adapt at all. And I haven't seen Brazil. Shame on me.

It's from Godzilla vs. Charles Barkley, a fairly recent (I think) Dark Horse comic. I was so overwhelmed I had to share.

Have you read Batman / Spawn: War Devil? I haven't sadly, though funnily enough I did read a little about in an old Wizard yesterday. Between that and your quite astounding review, I'm morbidly curious, espcially to hear Batman call Spawn 'punk' fifteen times.

I'm also really enjoying the JSA KC storyline right now, although I'd be a little surprised if the KC Superman becomes a regular in the book in case he over-shadowed regular Supes. I wouldn't complain about it if he did. Currently I'm reading a ton of DC stuff from throughout the 1990's, inc. JLA v2 and Morrison's Doom Patrol. Also read a Silver Surfer/Superman crossover that takes my vote as the single worst comic of all time.

Cannibus- Rip the Jacker. I'm not a huge fan of rap or hip-hop, but I love this album.

This is freaky beyond words.

I think I prefer 2001 to the film version and that's saying something. RIP to an elite author.

Really enjoyed this review of an awesome book. The only thing I'd add is that, for me, New Frontier was as much about the Martian Manhunter as it was Hal.

I've been listening to early Misfits albums, Walk Among Us, Earth A.D. and Static Age. Also Electric Wizard- Dopethrone.

Forrest Gump for both for me. I'm not a big fan of his films bar that.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds- Abbattoir Blues. I need to pick up their new album.