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delicata77 May 20 2006, 00:02:59 UTC
First of all, I love that icon.
I would ask to use it, but I don't want to bite off of your style.

Second, Ian McKellan makes me wish I was a lithe, adorable 23 year old guy.
Dang.

:)

Brandon Routh, in my opinion, looks like Tom Cruise must have at 18... earnest, ready, able, and oh-so-desperate not to show how very HOMOSEXUAL he is.
And I thought I was the only one who noticed that!

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papajoemambo May 20 2006, 00:15:01 UTC


Hun, please feel free to use the icon.

It's all good.

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delicata77 May 20 2006, 00:23:30 UTC
Coolness!

I keep forgetting that it is just teh internetz.

:)

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papajoemambo May 20 2006, 00:39:21 UTC

Have you seen the cool *other* Wonder Woman icons mimisoleil made?

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doll_paparazzi May 20 2006, 00:59:55 UTC
I tend to agree to an extend that in the 70's, when I was a kid (dating m'self) that eithe ryou were a DC fan or a Marvel fan...but I did tend to buy mostly DC comics, and snuck X-men. X-men was my ONLY Marvel title (with Dazzeler in there because I'm a girl and she's a girl mutant and I was a sucker). I think also, that when you only HAVE $5 a week to spend, at least _I_ chose to buy the big titles, and they were JLA, Teen Titans and X-men. Books with as many super heros in them as possible, and USUALLY with characters in them that I could relate to.

I found it very interesting how Ian mentioned who their demographic is. I'm jewish, so that in itself is very interesting. As I grew up, I looked like Kitty Pryde and loved her.

Superman I have NO interest in seeing. The pictures from that movie look horrible. But X-Men? Yep. Looking forward to it. :)

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papajoemambo May 20 2006, 02:09:58 UTC


Did you know that, in honour of his creators, they've decided that Ben Grimm, The Thing is Jewish too?

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doll_paparazzi May 20 2006, 03:52:43 UTC
Ugh. Really? Well, with a name like Ben, and he's already tortured, why not give him a guilty trip too, I guess?

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papajoemambo May 20 2006, 05:03:10 UTC


George Reeves was a damned good Superman.

When was the Superman documentary?

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papajoemambo May 22 2006, 22:55:31 UTC


Damn, sorry I missed that.

I love Ken Burns movies.

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issi_noho May 22 2006, 09:40:53 UTC
DC vs Marvel: in the UK, you pretty much had to be a Marvel fan back in the '70s. This was in the days before specialist comics shops were a common sight in Britain; the first Forbidden Planet only opened in '79. As a result, the nascent comics fan was dependent on what few imports came through (which had often been part of a ship's ballast), and on Marvel's UK imprint, the imaginatively titled 'Marvel UK'.

Oh yes, you had to work to get your Justice League fix. Kids today don't know they're born...

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