#00ff00 lantern

[rly]

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[mwells]

Wait what's so "Secured" about it? Just curious, because I got a CapitalOne Visa that's protected against fraud 100% blah blah blah with a $500 dollar limit and I didn't have to do jack.

[rly]

They're secured against me. That's what they call this kind and it's all I can get at the moment.

[raventhon]

So I'm trying to figure this out. You give them $200, and in turn they will lend you up to $200. How is this different from a checking account? Oh, maybe they also charge you interest on the money you "borrow" from them?

[rly]

It's different in that I can use it in more places online.

[kthx]

Well, that's how you establish a credit history like I was takling about. Yay you.

[neroman]

there's just something weird about reading green lantern stories in black and white. I'm entirely on the fence about if I should continue or drop the GL monthly.

anyway, batman secrets looks good, (a lot better than Journey into Knight). but you know, these are the kinds of disconnect bat-stories that the LOTDK monthly was made for but that ended up just being another Batbook.

although I personally don't collect any batstuff (got the annual though) 'cause I'm busy with infinite crossover stuff so whateva.

[rly]

I think most Silver Age stuff looks better in black and white than in the original colours.

I was going to actually start buying continuity books and get Batman Annual and the new 'Tec, but going five days after they came out meant the Silver Snail and 3rd Quadrant (ew) were sold out. So nuts to that. But I'm totally going to pick up Green Arrow #60 when it comes out and if I like it enough, I'll probably finally start a pull list.

[neroman]

Oh, Green Mayorrow. Yea, art team from Robin, which I collect the last storyline of, dropping OYL.

The annual was actually kinda dissapointing.

Me, I'm all over 52.

[rly]

I might pick up the first few, just to see if the Question covering Gotham is as good as it sounds.