Missy

Yes, if you mean the banner image on Earth-2.net. No, if you mean the image that's embedded in the mp3 file.

The guy over at http://springfieldpunx.blogspot.com/ did an Arrested Development set.

Tell your parents there's nothing to worry about. I am a perfectly safe, sane person.

Love the new set even more! The Booster Gold, Warhawk, Question and Hawkman are my favorites. Ava, how big are these, and will you do commissions?

Doctor Who fan buried in TARDIS coffin.

Trade Paperbacks Aztek: The Ultimate Man Superman: Red Son Batman: Year One All Star Superman, volume one Formerly Known As the Justice League I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League Jonah Hex: Face Full of Violence Legion of Super-Heroes: Teenage Revolution Teen Titans, volume one: A Kid's Game Teen Titans, volume two: Family Lost Teen Titans, volume four: The Future is Now Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia Hardcovers All Star Superman, volume two Superman: Brainiac Green Lantern: Secret Origin

Very cool! Thanks, Graham.

The numbers I saw showed a $900,000 gap between Up and The Hangover.

It looks like Up actually retained the top spot this week, but just barely.

What I love is that the Lords and League Batman have the same scowl.

Those are really cool, Ava!

Thinking she's just another gawker, Donna briefly talks to Rose on the street in Partners in Crime. In both The Poison Sky and Midnight, Rose appears on computer monitors for a split second. She's a big part of Turn Left. And then, as I said before, there's a payoff in The Stolen Earth / Journey's End.

Yes, they're building to something with Rose. Off the top of my head, they tease this in Partners in Crime, The Poison Sky, Midnight and Turn Left. The payoff comes in the last story of the season, The Stolen Earth / Journey's End.

The June spreadsheet is up. So far, I'm getting: Previews The Walking Dead: What We Become TPB X-Force: Old Ghosts TPB I also might get the Serenity: Little Damn Heroes Kaylee Maquette

Usually the Friday after the due date, but they've been getting slow about it. Expect to see it between Friday night and Sunday afternoon.

Nice! Very nice!

Batman & Robin #1 For the first time in a long, long time, I've been pleased with a Batman comic. Though I really didn't care about the frog henchman, this had great action with an exciting tease regarding the main villain. Damian is a little bastard that I'm going to love hating; Morrison really has his characterization down, and I'm quite excited to see him grow. Along those same lines, I like what he's doing with Dick. And though I wish there were more scenes with Dick and Alfred, it gives me something to look forward to. Frank Quitely has a good grasp on the overall design of the city, though it seems more like a darker version of his Metropolis. (Maybe I'm just not used to a bright Gotham City.) The technology and characters, however, he's nailed. He's made sure that this Dynamic Duo can't be confused for the old one(s); it's very clear that Bruce and Tim aren't wearing the costumes. Really, I only have two gripes: 01. At certain points the art is sketchy, which isn't something I'm used to with Quitely. It isn't bad and I'll get used to it, but it was a bit of a shock to see. 02. Morrison's dialog always has a slight European slant to it. When it comes to Damian and Alfred I don't mind, but certain phrases just didn't seem right when uttered by Dick. Despite that, what an awesome issue! Out of 10: 9 Total Comic books: 9 Trade paperbacks: 38 Graphic novels: 1

Word is, it looks like a suicide.

Whoa!

Happy birthday, Kellen!

Hmm. Wonder why Gordon is listed twice under the Batman heading. And I love the image of the raccoon under Sirens.

This is the first time I've wanted a PS3.

Maybe they'll do the eye digitally.