I hesitated about posting this due to Recent Events With He Who Shall Not Be Named, but after seeing the conflagrations all over the damn internet about it, linkage must be posted.
This is what's responsible for breaking the internet over the last...two weeks:
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Also, Rob Liefeld: Remains a jerkwad. Me: Incredibly unsurprised.
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Those two are cuter than a puppy and a kitten bedecked in glitter, romping through a meadow that is filled with rainbows.
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YES. ♥ ♥ ♥
And HOT. You forgot HOT.
I really, really want to see how PAD handles Star talking about this - because Star spent years being so I'M FROM THE MOJOVERSE, I AM A TELEGENIC WARRIOR BORN MADE AND I HAVE NO FEELINGS. I LIVE ONLY TO FIGHT.
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:)
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To be honest, though, I'm afraid that PAD will somehow screw this up. We are talking about a writer who offed a baby as a plot device. (At least in MAX Punisher a dead baby was the catalyst for an epic story of Frank Castle ridding the world of some Very Bad People.)
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(I remember when that Liefeld X-Force mini with Star came out in 2005 - I actually bought a couple of issues expressly so I could see the train wreck in living color, and the SHAME I felt while waiting in line at Comic Relief - I put it at the bottom of that week's haul, and even though I know most of the staff at CR, when they saw that I was buying it, this shocked silence fell over the store. It took me forty-five minutes of explaining to get my comic fangirl cred back. "Look, I have to buy it to simply verify that yes, it exists and it's really this bad.")
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*DIES* oh god. That mini was just hideous.
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EDIT: DOM AS STRYFE. I DO NOT HAVE THE WORDS.
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(My favorite piece of Spartan trivia is that on the night a Spartan bride was supposed to consumate her wedding, she'd dress up like her new husband's comrades and lay with her backside facing the door. Is all I'm saying.)
AND RIC AND SHATTERSTAR = CANON! *FLAILY HANDS* I'm willing to have a moment of goodwill for that man.
(This is totally what I've needed, since my F-list has exploded about the breakup of PATD.)
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(My favorite piece of Spartan trivia is that on the night a Spartan bride was supposed to consumate her wedding, she'd dress up like her new husband's comrades and lay with her backside facing the door. Is all I'm saying.)
I've also read that at a certain point in Sparta's history, a wedding night custom was for the husband to pretend to abduct his new bride. Man, if there were any Spartans who were into power exchange and abduction fantasies and two of them were fortunate enough to MARRY each other, they must have had fun.
Eh. I've seen the historians that argue that the Spartans had a ghey:straight:bi ratio that probably roughly reflected something like our own and that there were all kinds of, er, dalliance customs.
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I'm like. . .have you never MET any 23 year old musicians, people? /rant
Anywho, this is vastly superior to that. And Spartan wedding nights occasionally sound like really good dates I've been on. Minus the conceiving a child as my sole contribution to the nation-state.
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I should have gotten that. Wow, I bet the fandom is in a right tizzy, aren't they? But I don't really care much about PATD because I'm too busy squeeing over Blue Daisy being the Next Big Thing in London and Mexican Institute of Sound's new release. (FIVE-STAR AWESOME, BY THE WAY.)
But it's like the gotterdammerung around these parts, especially since the guitarist/primary songwriter was caught on camera shenaniganating with young girls and cocaine subsequent to the announcement.
Ewww. My straight edge is showing, because every time a musician gets caught with street pharmaceuticals, I sneer and think "God, how eighties." People actually still do blow? Outre, so freakin' weak, 1985 is calling and wants their gig back, etc.
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