bluefall, here"On the other hand, if Rucka had anything planned for [Nessie Kapatelis], Gail probably knows about it and plans to follow up, based on stuff she's said here and at CBR about talking to him and Jimenez ( Read more... )

Apparently I can't comment here, (well, maybe anonymously) so my LJ gets another "The Killing Joke" entry. Yay ( Read more... )

OK, I've been thinking about my weird argument (my end of which was to arguments as a lurching drunk flailing randomly is to fights) with Shelly. I said some things I don't think I can back up ( Read more... )

Copied from here:I'm sorry that my response to you was thrown out into the blogosphere like that without even a link on your blog to tell you about it first. As the thing grew, I stuck it on my own page, then neglected to link back to you; that was careless ( Read more... )

(Edit #2, almost midnight, 4 September: There's a reason I titled the post that way. I was taking a slight dig at my own rantiness. I had the adjective phrase as "totally vicious," modified it to "harsh," & now am going with my first impulse of "unaccountably vicious" since that's what most of you comment on. But really, it's one bit in the whole ( Read more... )

Here, digital_eraser says she's torn on The Killing Joke, because it's so misogynist, but it's by Alan Moore & Brian Bolland, whom she admires.

That's funny. The Killing Joke is a big part of my case for why I despise Alan Moore. I have no problem denouncing the man. What follows is expanded from my reply on her LJ:

What gets me is that Alan Moore could write ( Read more... )