Missy

:laugh: How did you find that?

Okay, so here's the problem I had with the resolution of Atomic Robo: Dogs of War: it didn't bother me that What bothered me is that the main storyline was resolved in a short backup story

But I have a feeling she'll get a lot of attention in The Dalek's Master Plan.

Nope. I'm just meeting up with Hannah.

From what I can tell, I seem to be one of the few people who enjoyed the Wolverine segment more than the Thor one, but maybe that's because I'm not a huge fan of Thor.

Right-click then "Save As," suavestar.

Can't you just download it?

This: Also, here's the theme song.

Is he not wearing the mask, or is that a new one?

I went with Holly. Not sure why. Just a guess.

Recently on Word Balloon I heard an interview with writer Ivan Brandon, and he tried to claim that Viking was somehow akin to sci-fi. His explanation made zero sense, and that's when I decided not to try the book. If the writer can't sell me on it, if he can't wrap his own head around its premise, then I can't be bothered.

It depends on the story, actually. The Walking Dead gives very little indication where one chapter ends and the next begins, and I love that. It makes the whole trade paperback feel cohesive. More like a graphic novel.

I just ate lunch, but I'm still hungry. Hell, I'm hungrier than I was before!

Don't toss them away. Give them to charity.

You're right. I think he has said that.

Agreed, but I'd go with The Walking Dead over Wolf-Man.

Oh man, that's awesome!

Come August, DC will release a new Batgirl ongoing series. To tease it, they recently posted this image on their website: So this begs the question: who is the new Batgirl?

Swine flu, suavestar.

The May spreadsheet is up, and my order is very tentative: Gotham Central, volume two Noir, volume one Previews Unknown Soldier: Haunted House (It's $5.00, so I can't pass it up.)

Hey now! Let's no forget Michael Caine in The Muppet Christmas Carol.

"... like Mega Man!" :laugh:

Whedon is still attached?

High-ranking people in the FBI and (American) CIA get fired all the time, so it wouldn't be any different for the NSA.