Missy

I've uploaded a slightly different version of the Obi-Wan wallpaper. This new one, seen below, has more/brighter stars and a blazing white sun. [image removed because it was too damn big!]

Sadly, I wasted my time, if only because I needed to break away from the computer.

Thank you. Between coloring it (which was easy; making sure I had Obi-Wan's colors right, however, took some research), creating the background (went through several) and retooling the art to work with it (the most time consuming), and final tweaks, I spent a good nine hours on that one wallpaper alone. Not that I'm complaining, because I've found that I gain much joy when making these.

Master Yoda made an Obi-Wan Kenobi wallpaper.

I just posted an Obi-Wan Kenobi wallpaper that I've spent the better part of the day working on.

What characters do you guys want to see portrayed on future wallpapers? (They don't all have to be from comic books, either.)

Because the preview looked blah (and because you said it wasn't that good), I'll probably skip tonight's episode.

Two small pictures of Ken Watanabe as Ra's Al Ghul:

Rob and Fabian Nicieza are back on the new X-Force.

(source) I seriously hate this woman. Her role as Storm wasn't big enough, so she's pouted her way out of the third X-film, she's won an Oscar and so her ego's exploded, and now, once Catwoman has bombed, she's done with the genre. As for her comment about coming back to Catwoman -- bullshit. When a film doesn't even come close to breaking even, there's no chance for a sequel and she knows it. It's her polite, Hollywood way of not admitting it sucks.

The AC/microwave thing was fine, and very crafty. It was the water and tape and ropes and shower and longwinded explanation of it all that bothered me -- and the fact I had been eagerly anticipating the conclusion since Thursday night.

Damn, another fight that I have to actually think about.

Cash's Monsters of Horror: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has been posted.

Indeed. And when we return from a commercial break you'll be in a rest hold.

Name Change: Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror has been renamed Sci-Fi/Horror.

DJ made a Wolverine wallpaper.

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Man, the conclusion to the two-part episode "Billionaire Birthday Blues" was so contrived and not worth the three-day wait. What a letdown.

Juggernaut is slower, I'll give you that, but eventually he'll be able to either land a punch or snatch him. EDIT: Surprisingly, Marvel.com lists them both at the same speed -- 2.

Who told you to take a break, mister? Seriously, I'm glad too 'cause burnout would set in quickly. Trust me.

Juggernaut's strength is maxed at 7, one or two good punches and 'Tooth is out cold. If you want it to the death, all Cain has to do is use his bare hands to rip open Victor's chest and pull his spine and skull out. And that shit ain't growin back.

Didn't know that. Regardless (how off topic are we?), I hold to my belief that Juggernaut takes 'Tooth down.

Surfer can do that? But one has to wonder if Cain's helmet would protect him from Surfer's attack.

Our tag team path of destruction is over. Thank God. It had to end eventually, but that doesn't mean we can't turn heel and double team Cash.

Normally I would agree with you (about the "big power"), however, when you consider that Cain's durability is as great as Surfer's power, the best he could do is slow Juggernaut down. Especially when you factor in the invulnerability.