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NBC needs to fail… it’s a long time comin’
Conan should do a ‘net show & revolutionize the game…
he’s too good for dying media anyways 
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one fun thing I got for christmas this year was a two-issue grab bag of old comics (complete with collectible trading card!), which contained, for one thing…
Death’s Head II #16
by Dan Abnett & Henry Flint
March 1994
Marvel UK
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good example of a self-contained comic.
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No previous knowledge of the character(s) needed.
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No knowledge of what came before needed.
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No need to see what happens next (but you may want to).
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cover grabs you.
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Interior art is dynamic & substantial.
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Exciting action story with ugly (in various definitions) villain who doesn’t keep you waiting in letting you know why he’s the villain.
Still don’t wanna read it? Then here’s the summary:
Death’s Head gets flung into the insanely far future by an alien warlord who wants to reprogram him & send him back in to the past to get revenge on mankind for resisting his race’s dominance, thereby “forcing” the extinction of his own race as well as mankind. Death’s Head uses the 100+ mental patterns in his brain & memories stolen from his own future dead brain to defeat “Chronozone.” Turns out it’s the final issue of the series.
been effectively out of commission (online) this last week or so, but I had a lot of fun meeting people at the local tweetup, as well as a great time with family & friends, etc. …
anyways, I hope everybody’s been having a great holiday season & that it keeps up as long as it can muster!
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so how do you make the time? it's coming together, but it seems almost like I'm making it up as I go along…
of course, that's probably okay… preferable even… everybody's different, every situation is different, & every thing requires an individual response…
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Convention Walls Made of Sales? #SDCC Sell-Outs A Given!
November 3rd, 2009 |Posted In: Uncategorized
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is this the way of Comic Con International? I remember going in 1999 & paying $20 a day without having to preorder… I guess those days are gone & have since migrated to other Cons…
I still wanna hear more about how Long Beach Comic Con went – I know a lot of people who wanted to go, but I'm not sure who made it there… is that a Gareb Shamus Con? If it is, that's another topic entirely…
loved going to San Diego this year, although I will admit it's changed a bit… This isn't the end of the world as long as smaller Cons keep popping up in between the mega-madness-inducing epics!
the preordering becoming such a necessity is a little disconcerting though – doesn't this make certain that new people stumbling in to the experience, & all the products therein, will be a thing of convention past?
I'm sure that San Diego will stay a fixture for some time, but it's definitely a different animal…
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Ordered tickets to #sdcc. Not only is this the earliest I've ever had to do it, it's the earliest by 5 months #FuckYouTwilight
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