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Mkay, it's forgiven that.

Whoa. Great job, KW!

...I'm actually in the state above you.

I think we have all of them. Red, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Indigo. And then Blackest Night in #41. (Though there's a #0 coming out for Free Comic Book Day.)

...I'm starting to believe we may have been separated at birth somehow.

Yes. Trust me, you don't want to get me started on Twilight. I have so many issues with it.

Edward's more or less a stalker and a creep, to put it kindly. And this is the kind of man all these pre-teen girls are claiming to want in their lives. ...

I have graduate school to come for me for sure. (Anthropology, grad school is kinda needed, and hoping to be a prof at some point.)

I'm interested more in the exact mechanics of how they fight. Cause I'm kinda a geek like that.

And with kinda horrifying messages aimed at young girls.

Well, except for that second to last one, that's pretty awesome. (Though, really, I'm kinda sorry for her; the Twatlight fangirls are kinda scary.)

I'm a sophomore, but I'm a junior in terms of credits, and with any luck, I'll be out in four years. But really, it's not that surprising that it's taking people more than the traditional four years to graduate, in my opinion.

Ahh, a girl after my own heart :happy: Fans of any show need to rally around it when it debuts, not when it's on the chopping block or already in the shitter. That's just counter-productive, in most cases. The problem is, a show doesn't always turn out good right away, and people might not watch it on TV. Take Dollhouse. It took six episodes to get good, and at this point, I'm still watching it on Hulu, because while it's good, I don't want to have to go out of my way to try and find a TV out here to watch it on. (We only have cable TV in the lounges, and some of the TV lounges they've converted into rooms because they don't have enough room to house people.)

It's a ways back. And it's not the networks that are the problem, really. It's the audience. If people keep on watching lowest common denominator shows, those are the shows that the networks are going to produce.

I think eventually I'll switch over to Gmail at some point. As far as I know, though, it's invite only?

http://s20.photobucket.com/albums/b250/Red...nt=20070409.png Slight nudity, just safer to link this way.

Well done, everyone. ^^ I'm going to go and listen to those podcast moments later tonight, probably.

It should resolve itself like it did for me; I just kept trying and eventually it realized that oh, I do have an inbox. Let it alone for a few minutes, then try again.

Is anyone else having issues with Hotmail? I was able to access my email account about an hour ago, and now I log in and it says that I don't have an inbox, which is just a little strange. Nevermind. In other random news, my dorm is watching the original version of Return of the Jedi downstairs.

Superman: Red Son: ...Can people tell me more about the Elseworlds series as a whole? Cause after what I read here, I'm incredibly interested. I love these sorts of ideas, in terms of story telling. I love seeing how Superman, in doing what he may have thought was right, may have been able to do things that are kinda sorta horrible. And the idea of him being the ultimate Big Brother is terrifying. Also love seeing what the changed context has done to other big characters, Hal, Bats, and Diana especially. And the small cameos from other big names throughout the book were pretty neat. I liked the coloring on this especially, and for the most part, the pencillings. However, at times, the faces are kinda... off. There's a panel early on with Diana supposedly smiling genuinely, but it looks more like a crazy Joker rictus smile. Definitely worth a read if you haven't already. Green Lantern #39: And now the introduction of yet another Corps to keep track of, which takes up a good deal of the issue. 'm interested to see more of how the Orange works, we just got a glimpse of it here. Also, they're potentially setting up Hal to become crazy overpowered, but that'll probably come in use soonish. Like the art in this issue a lot, especially in the , which resulted in some beautiful color contrasts. Deadpool: Suicide Kings #1: ....Ehh. There's something off about this whole issue. Deadpool doesn't get a lot of his typical dialogue, which has a lot to do with it, but he does have some pretty decent dialogue moments throughout the book. The entire setup for the series is kinda bleh, too. Not worth the $3.99 price. Flip through it before deciding to buy it. Justice Society of America #22: I actually disagree with you on this, Des. The ending panels are a nice little treat, yes, especially the first of the new Ross panels ( ) and the last one. However, what comes before just kind of seems to undo the impact of the final issue of Kingdom Come. Preston put it better than me, actually: Liked Starman, though. Comic Books: 23 TPBs: 19 Graphic Novels: 2 Motion Comic: 1

...Is that a Dalek on their lower half?

Okay, I can understand cutting it short by the pilot episode, because as awesome as it is, it wouldn't make sense in the context of the show up to this point. But I think the odds are we're not going to see anything beyond season 1. Also, liked the concept behind the last episode, was executed really well as well.

I like that idea. Please? Also, I can see this working one of two ways. Either it's a prequel that leaves off with the start of Spidey 3, or they retcon Spidey 3 out of existence (YES).

...Nikki, something tells me you'll fit in just fine here. Oh, and happy birthday, too.

You'd be surprised by how many people (myself not included) who use the one episode rule to decide whether or not they're continuing a series.