Today I read a Joni Mitchell reference into a Warren Ellis comic and have know idea whether he meant me to or it was just me being odd ( Read more... )

Sweet Lord.

If I wanted to see a superhero wangsting I'd join a bad Marvelverse RP or go and browse ff.net.

If I'd paid I'd be asking for my money back.

When the best thing about a film is Bruce Campbell auditioning in case they ever remake (and recast) The Meaning of Life, there's something seriously wrong ( Read more... )

Comicised Joss and a newb slayer reading Fray!

Heheh.

Joss, I think I love you.

Ah. The Metro this morning has a 'profile' piece on 300. I think the line which says it all is:

'Basically, 300 has a lot of very pretty men in it'Yes, yes it does. With the muscles. Mmmm, oiled muscles ( Read more... )

Ok, today is the 2nd of feb, so why is my lj still showing the calendar for january? Daft lj.

Yes, this is spam.

I have just been reading Joss comics and giggling - Hank and Logan's version of the classic "How've you been?" "Rat. You?" "Dead." is just as classy, but involves beer and Hank being overly clever.

I fear reboots.

(Unlike Bossy, who fears robots. And Pumpkins. And it's halloween next week: I can see her refusing to leave the house until the pumpkins have gone away)Reboots are fine if you're new to a series and don't care what's gone before, but if they involve characters who you already know and care about they can be bad, scary things ( Read more... )

Yesterday I picked up a little something that was probably the biggest bang for my buck that I've ever seen in the world of comics. The most entertained I've been for a stupidly piddling mount of money ( Read more... )

Ooh, many comics today ( Read more... )

Right, I'm going to bite the bullet and finally upgrade my OS. I acquired a copy of OSX10.4 a few months back but held off on installing it because I was in the middle of an animation project and the last time my OSX was fiddled with - a reinstall by the tech guy from the shop because the original installation was buggy - it cocked up my animation ( Read more... )

The post title was a pun. Really, it was.

Civil War: Front Line has a section at the end of each issue which uses a piece of existing writing to illustrate an aspect of the story. Issue 3, released today - yesterday in the US - ends with an excerpt from Wilfred Owen's Futility, one of my favourite poems, as evidenced by my icon, whch uses a couple ( Read more... )