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AICN COMICS REVIEWS THE LONE RANGER! MYSTERY IN SPACE! PEKAR'S AMERICAN SPLENDOR! AND MUCH MORE!

First! by Thalya	Sep 16th, 2006 08:40:13 PM
plants flag I hereby claim this TalkBack for the Cog$ and those fair citizens herein who have refused the way of the troll. 'nuff said.
P.S. I smell a crossover. by Thalya	Sep 16th, 2006 08:52:24 PM
Minor crossover goodness if you're watching DC close. The alien villainess referenced by Archbishop Lobo in this week's 52 (#19)? The exact same as the one glimpsed in Mystery in Space #1 last week (look for the interleaved flashback panels recalling Comet's death. The first is purely the reflection in his eye before you know it's an eye, and which reflects his killer, the same villainess). This is how MiS spins out of 52. Also note how Comet was being attacked by a group of Manhunters in the first 3 pages. Those self-same Manhunters have been calling out to former Manhunter Mark Shaw and we should see development in that book when it returns in December. Also, I wouldn't be surprised at how things might tie in with the 3 GL books right now, especially Ion.
Cheers to Thalya... by Prof Challenger	Sep 16th, 2006 09:05:38 PM
for being the only Cog willing to stick with us through the technical snafus of the past week. :)
heh.. by Thalya	Sep 16th, 2006 09:16:03 PM
Nah.. the rest of the fellas just have busy weekends planned is all. Me? Green Lantern Corps, John Donne, Victor Davis Hanson and possibly Harry Potter are my plans.
And btw, Prof.. by Thalya	Sep 16th, 2006 09:17:11 PM
I couldn't help but notice, judging by the points you covered in your MiS review, did you pick up the book before or after the geekgasm I posted in last week's TB? :)
Before you posted by Prof Challenger	Sep 17th, 2006 07:47:54 AM
I had my entire review written before I ever looked at the Talkbacks. I smiled a bit at your post because I realized we were parroting each other a bit without even realizing it. You even mentioned the fur texturing on Tyrone but you geeked out over it and I thought it stuck out like a sore thumb because nothing else was as heavily textured as that. But still not a criticism. There was some nice color work on that issue.
Funny that.. by Thalya	Sep 17th, 2006 12:10:13 PM
But there were so many good parts to it they just stood out, I guess. Even Phil Balsman went the extra mile with the lettering; with all the telepathy going on, his design on the telepathy bubbles really added to the atmosphere and character (would Eye have been as cute without the purple bubbles?). About Tyrone's fur, I guess I geeked out mainly because it was so original, at least as far as what I've seen in comics so far. It is a bit more different than most everything else in there, but mixing that in with Davis' photoreal pencils of Tyrone really adds to his character, I think. I don't think slightly more solid coloring would have made him come across as personable, and that helps because he's the character that humanizes all the rest, especially since they're all basically stoic-noir types. As it is, judging by all the other color gradation and light-play going on throughout, I don't think it's as obstrusive as could be.
Shamefully underpopulated talkback... by kisskissbangbang	Sep 17th, 2006 02:58:47 PM
...so couldn't somebody put this at the top of the page instead of at the bottom only? I've looked for the damned thing faithfully every day since Wednesday & I still wouldn't know it's up if I hadn't scrolled down looking for something else! But enough of high dudgeon; as long as I'm here, I might as well make a contribution to the (hoped-for) discussion, or at least make it a trialogue.* Buzz, although the Stan/Bendis comparison had never struck me before, I've thought numerous times that Grant Morrison was a non-artist Jack Kirby, throwing off ideas the way the Sun throws off solar flares & prominences. More proof that great minds are warped alike, (both Grant's & Jack's, and, er, Buzz's & mine).* And Grant sparks off the other comment I want to make, responding to the Byrne quote about him in the Atom review. While I've read pieces "vast & cool & unsympathetic(TM H.G.Wells) " by both Morrison & Moore, I can't see how anyone could say they lack a visceral love for comics & its iconic characters who's read All-Star Superman by Grant or Supreme by Alan. These loving tributes could only have been written by people who imprinted on the Silver Age Superman like baby ducks on their mother. Tons of love there, palpable on the page. *** And since Thalya & I seem to be the only ones here in Cog Manor(of which these talkbacks are only an annex, of course), perhaps we, er, should get to know each other better. Come here often? (Ah, who am I kidding; I don't have the heart to ply someone with come-ons & double-entendres who can't tell if I'm kidding or not. But I'll bet John Donne would have excelled at it, right? "If we be two, we are two so/ As stiff twin compasses are two;/My soul, the fixed foot, makes no show/To move, but doth if th' other do./And though it in the center sit,/Yet when the other far doth roam,/It leans and hearkens after it,/And grows erect, as that comes home." Now there's a sweet-talker. (Seriously, nice to chat, Thalya; been reading ya since the days of Buffy talkbacks; always nice to see you here.
MiS by dregmobile	Sep 17th, 2006 08:30:23 PM
I saw these reviews up yesterday and noticed there was not one talkback posted. I just assumed there were site problems and no one could get on. Great bunch of reviews guys. Pity there is no link at the top of AICN for these. MiS is one of the best covers I've seen in a long time. Maybe I already mentioned this. I love the issue. Even The Weird was great. I agree about Tyrone. Some fantastic art and colour, but a little overdone there. Can't wait to read more. *** I agree completely about Lone Ranger. But the art was good enough for me to keep at it. Felt way too much like a trade opening, you're right. You kind of feel like an idiot for spending cash on it and not waiting for the trade. * And Detective, again, another review this week I totally agree with. I still had fun with it. And even though the artwork took up space that could have been given to more story, I enjoyed looking at it. A really cool story that was over too quick. Look forward to Penguin's appearance next issue - that looks like a great cover. *** Oh yeah, does Cog Mansion have a confessional booth? Coz I bought that Civil War Files book ...
... by blackthought	Sep 17th, 2006 08:50:24 PM
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Starlin=SpaceComics by magsweeto	Sep 17th, 2006 10:16:25 PM
I can't wait for Capt. Comet to take on the bitter, ostracized planetoid Pluto.
Wow. It won't happen overnight ... by dregmobile	Sep 17th, 2006 10:35:35 PM
... but it will happen!
I sit corrected. by dregmobile	Sep 17th, 2006 10:36:56 PM
Site seems to be working fine. For now. This is all just a little bit irritating.
underpopulated talkback... by ApproachingOblivion	Sep 18th, 2006 05:41:13 AM
I love this site, but there are some problems with the comic reviews. The fact that DC is publishing a graphic novel by Gilbert Hernandez is actually a pretty significant event. He's a major figure in the industry. Although, the review for Sloth is honest and well meaning, the fact that the reviewer has never read any of Hernandez's work is a litle disappointing. It's like a review of The Departed done by someone unfamiliar with Martin Scorsese. And the comics chosen seem to be kinda random... Why no Savage Dragon? ...or Deathnote? ...or Richard Corben's Haunt of Horror?
"A non-psychedelic Grant Morrison"? by rev_skarekroe	Sep 18th, 2006 08:07:11 AM
Dude Kirby was totally psychedelic. That's why '60s college kids dug on him so much. Thing is, he didn't know he was psychedlic! That statement goes double for Ditko, btw.
Also, I've been suggesting a Morisson/Bendis team-up... by rev_skarekroe	Sep 18th, 2006 08:08:44 AM
...for ages. When will someone listen?
Horray for me! by loodabagel	Sep 18th, 2006 10:15:45 AM
I now finally own All Star Superman 5. Life is meaningful again.
My personal favorite Punisher story was Kitchen Irish.. by loodabagel	Sep 18th, 2006 10:20:07 AM
Does anyone know who's drawing the new one?
Censored TOMB OF DRACULA???? by superhero	Sep 18th, 2006 02:31:19 PM
What the Fuck??? I just saw this on Lying in the Gutters on ComicBookResources.com Seriously, I have all of the first three Essentials of the series and I hadn't gotten around to picking up the fourth. Now it looks like I won't be picking it up at all...at least until Marvel uncensors it...http://groovyageofhorror. blogspot.com/
so few reviews and talkbacks because... by Homer Sexual	Sep 18th, 2006 02:42:21 PM
Whenever this comes up late, it gets less traffic, but the lack of a listing at the top of AICN is probably the major reason for so few talkbacks. The minor reason is that there are few reviews (only 3 cheap shots? I love the cheap shots!) On other topics, I think I agree with the idea of Morrison having too many ideas and Bendis too few, which is why I can't really imagine a team-up occuring. Good point about Sloth, too. The reviewer should have had a little familiarity since I started reading L&R at age 21 and am now 41. Plus, that book came out at least a month ago. I think the lateness of the reviews is an ongoing issue--I, for one, would really prefer the column to come out on, say, Saturday and have the latest batch of books included in the reviews. This week's books are nearly two weeks old already. Book of the Week this week: Claws 2, with fresh and fun (without being retarded), lots of action, true to the past for us oldies yet still accessible for new readers. I give it an A-, and the minus is only because of the stupid Halle Berry ears on Black Cat's costume.
Well still.. by Thalya	Sep 18th, 2006 03:03:53 PM
If you think this week's selection of reviews is bad, look at the slection that came out last Wednesday. I was just lucky Aquaman #44 came out late or I would've gotten 2 books total.
I'm still here El Guapo! by GreatA'Tuin	Sep 18th, 2006 03:05:23 PM
That is all
Well, Supes, I Checked Out The TOD Censorship... by Buzz Maverik	Sep 18th, 2006 04:45:44 PM
I'm not sure that Johnson is right. Censorship would be if they didn't publish it. This is editing. I mean, we've all see nipples. You'll see more on a fat dude at the beach. I have that ESSENTIAL TOD, may have even reviewed it here. I don't really know how old Johnson is, but he doesn't have the perspective on the Marvel black and white magazines that I do. Yeah, comics weren't rated back in the day because people didn't take them that seriously. I mean, my Mom wouldn't touch a comic book except to throw it in the trash and all she ever said to me about comics was, "Put away yer damned ol' funny books or I'm throwin' 'em in the trash." But I did have friends who's parents showed interest in them (how I pitied those guys) and the most they would have done is thrown out the racy SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN or DRACULA LIVES. Most of the time, unless you had a really lazy clerk, these mags were with the regular magazines and were nowhere near the spinner rack (which made them harder to shoplift, you had to go to multiple locations and sometimes the magazine rack was right near the checkstand). Mostly, these were bought by older guys...kinda like everybody here. Some were even read by adults that you could respect like my cousin's boyfriend who was in the Hells Angels, and that dude up the street with Frazetta's Frost Giants painted on the side of his van! The kids who were into comics, like myself, didn't want black and white comics and rarely thought of these magazines, which is a shame since they were excellent! We wanted full color superheroes and monsters. So much of what people praise about the edginess of the comics to come was already there. Personally, though, I wouldn't let a little airbrushing or whatever they do deter me from this otherwise excellent volume. I'm really pleased that Marvel is reprinting these magazines. Some of the best of ESSENTIAL PUNISHER, ESSENTIAL MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN, ESSENTIAL MOON KNIGHT came from the black and whites.
Now, The Smoking Thing... by Buzz Maverik	Sep 18th, 2006 04:53:41 PM
...is simply stupid from a creative standpoint. These comics are mostly bought by young to middle aged men, many of whom smoke. Odds are that some of the characters would smoke. It'd be dumb if Daredevil lit a Marlboro since he's a peak athlete, but Nick Fury is going to puff a stogie whether it's in fashion or not. And Wolverine would have no reason not to smoke since smoking can't hurt him. And we've all covered the idea that Marvel is okay with Wolvie killing people, as long as it's not with second hand smoke. Interesting characters sometimes do things their creators don't do themselves...unless we're to believe that Marvel thinks it's okay for Ultimate Pym to squirt Ultimate Wasp with bug spray.
Alan Moore Announces Sequel To LOST GIRLS. by Buzz Maverik	Sep 18th, 2006 06:12:43 PM
Ever one to call his own work controversial and predict its' future censorship, Alan Moore announced in an astral press release that he and artist/girlfriend Melinda Gebbe have begun work on SIXTEEN PINK BREAKFAST GIRLS. "Yaah, snort, uh've very much exhausted old literature so I'm now grave robbin' 80s teen movies by John Hughes. Yuh've got Samantha Baker from 16 CANDLES, Claire the Prom Queen from THE BREAKFAST CLUB and Andie Walsh from PRETTY IN PINK goin' girl on girl when they return to Shemer, IL. Which is a good thing because Farmer Ted has bet Cameron Frye that he can get three pairs of middle aged women's panties."
why won't thing let me post? by blackthought	Sep 18th, 2006 08:56:10 PM
i think the lack of tb traffic has nothing to do with the reviews and all to do with this crappy AICN testing craptastic crappiness...CRAP!
Ooh! Ooh! Solicity goodness! by Thalya	Sep 18th, 2006 09:32:35 PM
MANHUNTER VOL. 2: TRIAL BY FIRE TP Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Javier Pina, Jesus Saiz, Brad Walker and others Cover by Saiz Don’t miss this new volume collecting MANHUNTER #6-14! Prosecutor Kate Spencer is poised to take on the trial of the year, as the eyes of the nation are on her latest case: finding the Shadow Thief guilty of murdering the hero Firestorm. Advance-solicited; on sale January 3 • 224 pg, FC, $17.99 US ***** Thank you DC!!! Now hurry it up with a final pre-OYL volume!
"Baby. Cakes. Baby. Cakes. Babycakes." by Thalya	Sep 18th, 2006 11:15:08 PM
Meh. Like Black Canary, I hereby kick butt. http://tinyurl.com/owuhg As William Shatner would say: Cooooooggggggggssssssss!!!!!
Sorry, Buzz, gotta disagree... by superhero	Sep 19th, 2006 12:50:27 AM
Taking out the naughty bits is censorship. Doesn't matter that they decide to publish it they're editing the original art and that's censorship. By your reasoning it'd be OK for the government to edit my mail just so long as I got to read the letter. Now, I'm not gonna go so far as to say that the stories are completely destroyed because fans can't see Lilith's nipples but if the original magazines were made that way and tons of teen mangas actually show bare breasts then why the hell should Marvel censor some kick ass adult oriented Dracula stories? Just put "Mature Readers" on the cover and cover your ass...not that I'm for "Mature Readers" labels either but at least the art could have been preserved as it was meant to be. Jesus what the hell is wrong with Marvel anyway? No uncensored Shanna the She-Devil because they're afraid of showing her naked as well??? Marvel claims that they're doing this stuff because of the Ultra-Conservative climate out there right now but with all this art editing and ban on smoking I'm starting to think it's Joey Q who's the ultra conservative. I'd think he'd want it to be different since he's actually an artist as well. I mean how would he have felt if someone edited an issue of ASH? Of course that'd mean someone would have had o actually read ASH...
Manhunter - Vol. 2 by dregmobile	Sep 19th, 2006 01:46:53 AM
I'd grab that in the trade. Thanks for the heads up. Looking forward to checking out the Secret War trade when it hits in a couple of months ... looking forward to Civil War #4 ... and looking forward to this site getting a hold of itself ...
Joey Q is in cahoots with Ashcroft! by loodabagel	Sep 19th, 2006 09:35:22 AM
But last night I dreamed that Marvel and DC simoultaneously went out of business in the fututeand then you had to get black market comics. And then my dream turned Y The Last Man, but there were actually tons of men left...Hmm, that's a different story.
Has Blackthought turned you against me? by loodabagel	Sep 19th, 2006 10:17:46 AM
Nobody talks to me anymore. Sob. Whimper.
nice batch of reviews by Darth Kal-El	Sep 19th, 2006 05:43:33 PM
good reading guys keep it up!hopefully the tb is fixed and we can resume our regularly scheduled all week talkbacking
Tyrone by The Heathen	Sep 19th, 2006 06:06:50 PM
Had some nice coloring done to him. I wish everything had that much insane detail, but it still didn't keep me from digging Davis' art. I'm really starting to like that guy a lot. His previous DC work was a couple of Batman issues I believe. The story was a little confusing though. Did Cap. Comet die and find/fight his own essence of energy or something? * I liked the art fine in Detective, but those were valid points Humphrey. I (of course) would love to have Dini write an extra 10 pages or so to flesh each issue out a little bit more, but still. Good stuff. * I would have contributed more to the tb, but my computer didn't even know it existed until yesterday. Good reviews @$$es. Liked the variety.
Capt. Comet's death SPOILERS by Prof Challenger	Sep 19th, 2006 07:00:00 PM
When Comet died, the energy being he glommed onto that allowed him to resurrect was none other than the energy form of The Weird -- the character who was resurrected in the second story.
Comet's Death SPOILERS by Prof Challenger	Sep 19th, 2006 07:01:47 PM
Comet was resurrected when he glommed onto the energy form of The Weird -- the character resurrected in the second story.
dammit by Prof Challenger	Sep 19th, 2006 07:05:47 PM
I hate the technical crap going on here right now
Consider it as a challenge, Professor. by dregmobile	Sep 20th, 2006 12:17:23 AM
heheh.
.... by blackthought	Sep 20th, 2006 08:33:41 AM
....
Secret War is available now... by loodabagel	Sep 20th, 2006 10:15:07 AM
Oh, but you want paperback. You want my advice? Don't get it. It's not worth it. I'd send you my copy of Secret War if I knew where you lived. The big problem with Secret War was that it was a very Bendis story. A Bendis story told in 5 issues. It's way, way too short for what it tried to be. It should have been made entirely in secret and then released as a 12 issue maxiseries in 12 consecutive months.
Sleazy's seen Lost Highway? by loodabagel	Sep 20th, 2006 10:27:13 AM
Cool! I've been trying to get into some David Lynch movies lately.
Umm.... by GreatA'Tuin	Sep 20th, 2006 12:10:08 PM
SomeCOG wake me when the TB be working. Typing sucks right now, and I won't be wasting me precious time post on a phantom board. Yarr
Thanks, Prof… by The Heathen	Sep 20th, 2006 02:36:40 PM
I didn't even read the second story yet. Abuh. Secret War is so, so horrible. I couldn't even finish it. *** This site testing is driving me mad. Are we really going to have to post a comment, then click back on the subject line to get back into the tb? Bah! Arrr!
Guy Pearce as Harvey Dent? by The Heathen	Sep 20th, 2006 02:37:44 PM
I hope so.
My Fierce has Garvey Bent? by Shigeru	Sep 20th, 2006 04:23:16 PM
I should maybe buy some comic books and talk about them. Anyone have Pride of Baghdad?
i refuse by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 06:02:01 PM
to let this talkback die. we have been all week posting for better than a year and this site wide testing assery is killing that. fuck that! i will not go quietly into the night-who has seen the link to lost info shigeru came up with? http://tinyurl.com/m8akr-this is some interesting shit! and comics,who has read what? lets go people this tb is not going to save itslef
I'm here! by El Vale	Sep 20th, 2006 06:34:55 PM
Vale reporting, motherfucker! Dude, i've read so many comics since the last time i sat here and told you about the comics i'd read...i wouldn't even know where to start. In fact, i can't even remember said comics! I remember reading all of Hitman and crying at the end (man enough to admit it). Out of the titles reviewed in this here column, i read Detective 823 (and agree wholeheartedly with the reviewer), American Splendor and Punisher #37. That and i'd fucking love to get my hands on Sloth, but i guess no one's in a hurry to scan that one, so i'm thoroughly fucked. What else, what else?
i havent read too much by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 06:47:11 PM
this was a busy weekend for me what with my buddy getting married and all so i did not read very much. i bougt the second fables trade 'animal farm' but i havent had a chance to get into it. also this guy at work who is always hooking me up with new comics let me borrow the first global frequency trade. im looking forward to reading that! man it looks good.
Global Frequency by El Vale	Sep 20th, 2006 07:00:11 PM
I read it and it's good, if a little formulaic. The art of course is fantastic throughout. Let me know your thoughts when you're done with it. Fables gets better and better with every story arc, at least as far as i've read.
yeah it looks good by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 07:20:28 PM
im looking forward to getting into it.the guy who loaned it to me is so fucking cool. hes always stopping by to drop off some trade he just finished reading or hell burn copies of shows he rips from his dvr. anyways he told me they had made a global frquency pilot but i guess the show never aired but he got a copy on dvd for me. im going to check that out when i finish reading the trade
Wow really? by El Vale	Sep 20th, 2006 07:37:08 PM
That's fucking sweet! I heard the rejected pilot was available for torrent like download, but i never looked it up. Let me know if you liked it.
yeah he got it from a torrent by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 07:59:22 PM
by the way have u recived the kingdom come trade i sent you?
No man, not yet by El Vale	Sep 20th, 2006 08:22:42 PM
Don't worry, tho', it usually takes some time. I'll let you know as soon as i get it. Now, while we're onm the subject of Alex Ross, i dled Marvels but haven't read it yet...is it any good?
goddamn post office by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 08:35:40 PM
i hope it gets there soon my friend. anyways yeah i remember it being quite good but i havent read it in a while. i loved the way ross made the fantastic seem so realistic and common place(not in a bad way). that was my first exposure to his art i belive. it was just cool to see marvel heroes looking like real people. im going to go dl it too!
Vale, read Mystery in Space yet by Thalya	Sep 20th, 2006 08:58:06 PM
?
... by Thalya	Sep 20th, 2006 08:59:02 PM
baby, fucking, cakes... ploop
loodabagel by dregmobile	Sep 20th, 2006 09:03:13 PM
Mail it to me! What's your email? I'm at dregmobile@hotmail.com. Gee, I bet you weren't expecting that. And the international shipping to Australia. Anyway, by the sound of it, I might try to flick through it before buying. And Darth not only knows another real-life person into comics, but the dude is in his workplace? Yo, blackthought, can I get another four dots? (like a cog version of a rapper saying "Can I get a 'Hell Yeah'?)
dreg by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 09:18:54 PM
i know a ton of RL people who are into comics. in my work alone there is at least 3 besides myself that i know of. its cool cuz we always say whats up to each other when we pass in the halls and we dont really work in the same areas at all-the only thing we have in common is comics.my buddy dana that is always giving me the free shit is cool cuz hes your all purpose geek-hes able to talk comics,novels,Lost,battlestar galactica,star wars,whatever. and of course there is the aforementioned free shit. he hooked me up with clerks 2 and the devil wears prada on some bootleg dvds and the entire run of twin peaks INCLUDING the movie! i keep wantint to take the guy out for some beers or something to show appreciation but our schedules are different. it sounds weird but you get a lot of geeks in call centers.
im out of here for the night by Darth Kal-El	Sep 20th, 2006 09:58:26 PM
but i have to work 6a-3p tomorrow so i will be around for more of the day. keep it going my fellow cogs and reserve cogs! everyone have a great night!
No Thal, not yet by El Vale	Sep 20th, 2006 09:59:10 PM
It was among last week's dlable comics but i...well i can't say i'm very interested in it. I guess i'll check it out now that i feel guilty, lemme look for it.
wait what? by Shigeru	Sep 21st, 2006 07:46:41 AM
There's a newer column already? This one was just getting started... I'm confused.
WHAT... THE... F---... ??? by Squashua	Sep 21st, 2006 08:40:30 AM
(1) Did this ever get posted to the front page??? (2) Here is a link to the Atom review with all the links intact: http://zone.aintitcool.com/vie wtopic.php?p=275227#275227
Second Try for Atom Link by Squashua	Sep 21st, 2006 08:44:05 AM
http://tinyurl.com/eczcv Damn thing wraps. Testing, schmesting, are they ever going to just get someone to code something that works for this place?
I claim… by The Heathen	Sep 21st, 2006 11:03:10 AM
No… and also LAST.
OK Heathen by Squashua	Sep 21st, 2006 03:41:37 PM
You got it.
... by blackthought	Sep 22nd, 2006 12:59:11 AM
.....
I had hoped this TB would LAST longer ... by dregmobile	Sep 22nd, 2006 01:07:34 AM
All those new titles I have never heard of in the new Comic thread are alienating me. Maybe I need a picnic blanket ...
yep by blackthought	Sep 23rd, 2006 10:18:39 PM
...
A pity. by dregmobile	Sep 25th, 2006 01:54:58 AM
... and .
I am last-man. by loodabagel	Sep 27th, 2006 10:21:35 PM
I strike in the night.
Who? by dregmobile	Oct 5th, 2006 01:28:00 AM
oh.
I am last-man by loodabagel	Oct 6th, 2006 09:57:40 AM
I strike right now.
So ... anyone catch X-Men The LAST Stand by dregmobile	Oct 8th, 2006 11:13:16 PM
What a great movie ...
Yeah, remember when that guy said... by loodabagel	Oct 16th, 2006 10:09:11 AM
I'm the LAST man, bitch!
Y am I always the LAST Man? by dregmobile	Oct 23rd, 2006 06:54:56 PM
*
Y am I always the LAST Man? by dregmobile	Oct 23rd, 2006 06:58:07 PM
Huh? Y?
Y am I always the LAST Man? by dregmobile	Oct 23rd, 2006 06:59:08 PM
Huh? Y?
Y am I always the LAST Man? by dregmobile	Oct 23rd, 2006 07:00:24 PM
Huh? Y?
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:33:44 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:33:45 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:33:46 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:33:48 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:22 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:23 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:26 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:27 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:27 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:28 AM
It was good.
Just got the third trade of Y the LAST man... by loodabagel	Oct 24th, 2006 09:35:28 AM
It was good.

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