Didn't the Brother's Hildebrandt do the first Star Wars poster? Yes indeed,
they are as synonymous with fantasy art. When I was discovering fantasy
novels in my late teens and early '20s, there were three artists whose work
I noticed all the time: Boris Vallejo (he of all the barbarian fantasy
I'm a weirdo, this is true...but I dug Ant Man. If I had to put
together an all madden team, I'd put Ant Man on.
And I don't think I'm alone. His daughter's in Young Avengers.
On Jun 25, 2006, at 1:39 AM, Keith Johnson wrote:
Yeah, the whole concept of an Ant Man in my opinion, belongs
What was your take on the overall film? I like it less and less the more I
think about it
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Though it left me wanting, I applaud the killing off of main characters...and
leaving a twist for their possible comeback...I do agree that Barry would not
have been my choice for Storm, but I am at a loss for choosing another actress
who could play her convincingly...As for Juggernaught, the
I hope they were able to re-sign the entire writing
staff. When Futurama first premiered, I wasn't
impressed, but what hooked me over time was the
writing. Chracters where fleshed out beyond
stereotypes and the interaction was great.
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Didn't the Brother's Hildebrandt do the first Star Wars poster?
Yes.
...
Darrell K. Sweet (did a huge number of book covers for Del Ray Fantasy,
including such works as the
Chronicles of Thomas Covenant)
DKS - another worthy illustrator. Also Frank Frazetta.
and the
...to Knowledge
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Addicted To Knowledge
Neuroscientists at the University of Southern California have proposed a
simple explanation for the pleasure of grasping a new concept: The
http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/06/24/hubble-sat.html
NASA tries to repair Hubble telescope
Last Updated Sat, 24 Jun 2006
CBC News
The Hubble Space Telescope has broken down, and scientists aren't sure why.
The telescope, which has revolutionized space science, went down on
The deepest episode was when Bender played God to some
inhabitants on his body while floating through space.
The great part was when he eventually came across
God himself. Fantastic stuff!
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Agreed. It was an underappreciated gem. The ep where
they
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Any thoughts on this ABC Family series debuting
tomorrow night? At a glance, it looks a lot like Fox's
John Doe. The premier episode is now available for
free download on iTunes.
Gerald
http://www.undergroundartistry.com The blog with the comic
I'm gonna give it a shot.
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Any thoughts on this ABC Family series debuting
tomorrow night? At a glance, it looks a lot like Fox's
John Doe. The premier episode is now available for
free download on iTunes.
My favorite ep was Roswell That Ends Well, shooting holes in the Grandfather
Paradox by making Fry his own grandfather.
Gerald Haynes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The deepest episode was when
Bender played God to some
inhabitants on his body while floating through space.
The great part was
Forty-one years, three hundred and thirty days after birth, I learn the source
of my nightly tremors.
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I bought Ushurak, tore out all the art pieces and tossed out the book.
Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Didn't the Brother's
Hildebrandt do the first Star Wars poster? Yes indeed,
they are as synonymous with fantasy art. When I was discovering fantasy
novels in my late teens and
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So when George Bush kicked his cocaine addiction, he kicked his addiction to
learning as well? That explains it!
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Sent: Sunday, 25 June, 2006 14:45
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Same here, though it seems kinda corny and weak. Why did I keep thinking of
The Powers of Matthew Star when I watched the commercial?
Oh--other than The Brother From Another Planet, is *anyone* ever gonna
write a show about a cool Brother with powers and abilities beyond those of
mortal men? We're
Ha-ha! I hear you! Urshurak was truly fantasy paint-by-numbers writing,
wasn't it? It even had a standard, corny poetic prophecy, requisite in all
derivate fantasy. Remember it:
And lo, before the sun sets on the day of Fulfillment, the two of the same
blood shall meet, and both shall be
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