Wait! Hold the phone! I stopped reading and buying SPIDER-MAN in the
early eighties, but I watched the Green Goblin send Gwen Stacy to her
death in THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #121 (June 1973) - she snapped her
neck in a fatal fall. HOW THE HECK DID THEY BRING HER BACK
~rave!
--- In
They didn't. There was one annual where her clone came back (but it
got better), and that... odd sequence where her illegitimate children
with Norman Osborne returned to bedevil Spider-man.
She's still cold in the ground.
Justin
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 6:42 AM, ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I may have to buy this issue of Playingboy Magazine!
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 8:58 PM, ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another excerpt from the December 2008 issue of PLAYBOY.
The Paradox of Wonder Woman
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Read the Bitter Guide to the Bitter Guy.
http://thebitterguy.livejournal.com
http://www.usatoday.com/life/books/news/2008-11-17-batman-gaiman_N.htm
Neil Gaiman to design a demise for Batman
By David Colton, USA TODAY
Will success kill Batman?
Just as The Dark Knight closes in on $1 billion worldwide gross, DC
Comics is ready to have Bruce Wayne die or at least give
I drool.
I DRL...
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Ah...
The Great Clone Fiasco. Surprisingly, no grand mal seizures to accompany them.
Were the people responsible for that put up against the wall and pelted with
soaked copies of those issues?
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PS American Gothic was awesome tv for the five minutes it lasted. Go ahead,
say it wasn't, you know you want to.
Now, Grayson... WHY would I deny the truth? ;-
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Keith, I didn't watch Ren and Stimpy when it first came on. My niece got me
into it when she walked into my room one afternoon and borrowed my TV (couldn't
find her own remote). I don't remember what the actual ep was about, but I
watched it, laughed a bit, then pretty much forgot about it. The
There are several misogynistic bastiches I have to forward this to, *solely* to
watch them squirm... ;-)
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LOL, Martin... I'm just sayin', I'm marginalized, hee hee. I loved that show. I
just started watching it again on Netflix... Unfortunately, they aren't listed
in order (had to hunt down a list) and not all episodes are there
mysterious. Still awesome.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
Speakin' of that great clone fiasco... um... why did they decide to throw that
into the mix on Heroes... I mean really... they put it in this did ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING with it.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
http://www.graysonreyescole.com
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Bright Star
When evil is done for the greater good, a
I loved the initial run of Ren and Stimpy but after Kricfalusi left
the show the inspired madness was gone.
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Keith, I didn't watch Ren and Stimpy when it first came on. My
niece got me into it when she walked into my
Do! There is a great article in the center of the magazine about
these 22 year-old twins from Greeley, Colorado who have surprising
difficulty keeping their clothes on.
~rave!
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I may have to buy this issue of
Those poor things. Colorado is very chilly. I must learn more about
their surely fascinating story.
JJ Mohareb
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Do! There is a great article in the center of the magazine about
these 22 year-old twins from Greeley, Colorado who
Exactly.
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 8:42 AM, B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I loved the initial run of Ren and Stimpy but after Kricfalusi left
the show the inspired madness was gone.
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Subject: Scalzi: Do Science Fiction Movies Still Need Theaters?
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:27:30 -0800
John Scalzi - Do Science Fiction Movies Still Need Theaters?
The folks at Pixar sent me the DVD
OMG Martin Sink me, I LOVE IT. God I haven't heard that in a long time.
Awesome... ok what were you saying? You lost me after you took me back some
years.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
http://www.graysonreyescole.com
Facebook
Bright Star
When evil is done for the greater good, a price must always
http://marsrovername.jpl.nasa.gov/?msource=21508
This sounds like a pretty good activity for the younger set. My thought
was to name the thingy Barak. But I'm just a wee bit over the age limit.
Spred the word.
-later -jeff.
Gentlemen of SciFiNoir!
Being the deeply caring, socially conscious men that we are, I say that we must
move to right this grievous problem immediately!
I say that we all give these poor, dear young ladies the clothes off our backs
ASAP. What say you all?
(crickets)
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Grayson, to paraphrase Sir Percy Blakeney, Sink me if I know!
I remember when all of that crap was flying through the air, trying to sort out
who was the original Peter Parker, hoping that it would all turn out to be a
Pam Ewing-type dream, being deeply disappointed to wake up with it all still
I feel you on getting rid of the issues. I hardly ever part with books even if
I dislike them, but a few times I've gotten really angry at what the author did
with the story (especially if the author is a good writer that sucks me in for
the okeydoke) when trying to untie the ever-present knot.
She is in the book, but as nothing more than a name.
Jeff
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 2:18 AM, Tracey de Morsella
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See Died in the books too I'm told. I also read that they are trying to
stay true to book one and part of book two for the first season as much as
they
The new Johnny Quest was radically different between seasons one and two. It
had a troubled production, cost a lot of money, but disappointed Cartoon
Network in its performance. There were a lot of fights on the creative teams as
to everything from Johnny's age (as old as 14 in the first
Great. In order to save money, I've been avoiding picking up the R.I.P. books
running in the Batman comics right now. Guess I need to break open that piggy
bank...
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From: Martin Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I drool.
I DRL...
great story!
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From: Martin Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith, I didn't watch Ren and Stimpy when it first came on. My niece got me
into it when she walked into my room one afternoon and borrowed my TV (couldn't
find her own remote). I don't remember
i'll see it later this week. All reviews say it's unfortunately not as good as
Casino Royale, being more a pure action movie than a smooth spy flick. The
consensus seems to be that it's more of a Bourne type actioneer, which
disappoints those who expect Bond films to be a different animal.
Same here. I can't abide watching films that revel in literal blood and guts,
dismemberment, and the like.
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From: Justin Mohareb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm one up on you. I haven't seen one, two, three, four, OR five.
I mean, sure he doesn't get paid
Yeah, and worst yet, the whole thing with those kids of Gwen's sickened me: the
idea that she was literally overwhelmed by Norman's animal/maniacal magnetism
and had sex with him out of nowhere?! I was so disgusted when the writers
pulled that out. Then they said she basically regained her
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