A whole bunch of pages after the jump.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
The Universal Man - "TV Dinner" - Page 1
One of my favorite pages of all time. Though, I am little biased. Meet, Julie and her boyfriend, Hugh Mann.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
REVIEW - Generation Hope #15
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Monday, January 9, 2012
REVIEW - Apollo 18
When it comes to horror movies I like the classics. "The Exorcist". John Carpenter's first "Halloween". Stephen King's "Carrie" and "Pet Semetary", and a whole score of movies that I could list off. But ever since "The Blair Witch Project" there have been movies that have bored me, to tears on occasion. This concept of found footage movies was in my snap judgement, quite dumb. Ooooo, a haunted house, scary. But when I saw the poster for "Apollo 18", and read the description I was drawn in. A found footage movie...on the moon? Also the poster hinted at the Soviet's involvement?! Hell, I had to see this movie now. So I waited for it to drop on Zune. What?! It's not like I am getting invited to see these things.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
HOLY TERROR(Batman) - REVIEW
Okay, so it's been a while, but I have still been reading comics, and thinking about them. Up this time is the Hardcover, Widescreen Graphic Novel of the delayed "Holy Terror Batman!" by Frank Miller, now known simply as "Holy Terror" and you can tell right away this is not going to be nuanced.
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