Quick fannish responses
Re: House- I predict a lot of female-character bashing coming from this episode.
Re: In Plain Sight- Raph is adorable, Jinx and Brandi are actually showing signs of character development, and I can't decide whether I hate Eleanor or want her to have angry sex with Mary.
Re: Runaways vol. 2- Interesting plot, interesting characters, and nice art. I will definitely be continuing this one. Also, I want to adopt Molly. I'd let Old Lace come along too if I could trust her not to eat my pets.
Re: Azumanga Daioh vol. 3- I've read it before, but it's even better the second time around. So much cuteness! I would also totally adopt Chiyo. She's like a walking anti-depressant. Also, I want to hug Kaorin and protect her from the creepy that is Kimura and Chiyo-cat-dad.
Re: Read Or Die vol. 2- I can't decide if I want to marry Yomiko or Nenene. At any rate, the series is adorable and nerdalicious and makes me proud(er) to be a four-eyed bookworm. Another keeper.
Re: Nation- This book really resonated with me for some reason. I don't know if I can explain it properly, but I really identified with Mau and Daphne's anger and doubt towards their respective religions. It's really a heartbreaking book, but in a good sort of way.
Re: In Plain Sight- Raph is adorable, Jinx and Brandi are actually showing signs of character development, and I can't decide whether I hate Eleanor or want her to have angry sex with Mary.
Re: Runaways vol. 2- Interesting plot, interesting characters, and nice art. I will definitely be continuing this one. Also, I want to adopt Molly. I'd let Old Lace come along too if I could trust her not to eat my pets.
Re: Azumanga Daioh vol. 3- I've read it before, but it's even better the second time around. So much cuteness! I would also totally adopt Chiyo. She's like a walking anti-depressant. Also, I want to hug Kaorin and protect her from the creepy that is Kimura and Chiyo-cat-dad.
Re: Read Or Die vol. 2- I can't decide if I want to marry Yomiko or Nenene. At any rate, the series is adorable and nerdalicious and makes me proud(er) to be a four-eyed bookworm. Another keeper.
Re: Nation- This book really resonated with me for some reason. I don't know if I can explain it properly, but I really identified with Mau and Daphne's anger and doubt towards their respective religions. It's really a heartbreaking book, but in a good sort of way.