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The flower of the nation
11/08/09 03:22:28 | 2 Comments
It fills me with such depthless sadness, thinking about all those young, courageous soldiers - the flower of the nation - shedding their blood unnecessarily in some remote hellholish sandpit, populated by misguided, god-fearing, superstitious, ignorant, bloodthirsty tribesman. My god, to die in such as place as....
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A Golden Age
11/07/09 08:21:44 | 0 Comments
The greatest Elseworlds of them all!
Golden Age: 1-4
by James Robinson & Paul Smith
For years after this classic series appeared, I hailed it as the one true successor of the Watchmen until Ed Brubaker's
Sleeper came along and I bestowed it the ultimate accolade.
However, having just reread the Golden Age, I have had a... -
The Legion of 3 Worlds HC
11/07/09 07:35:27 | 0 Comments
The Legion of 3 Worlds HC
by Geoff Johns & George Perez
Readers of Immaculate Biblical Tales (published by EC from July '53 right through to August '53) know that Legion was baaaad news.
I really wanted to like because I'm trying to get into the LoSH in all its permutations but cah-mon gimme a break!?!
The LoSH already has... -
New Patterns
11/07/09 03:55:44 | 0 Comments
Well my significant other has been in Brussels for 6 weeks now and our life together is slowly settling into new and interesting patterns. Brussels is a beautiful city with a lot to offer and we are availing ourselves of all its myriad charms as often as possible. We visit its many art galleries, luxuriate in all the beautiful parks and buildings and frequent the... -
Amsterdammerung
11/07/09 03:18:27 | 0 Comments
I was in Amsterdam yesterday afternoon and was struck once again by how coarse and seedy it is compared to Brussels. So garish and cheap. The stench of stale marijuana, the cheap fast food joints, the drunken, loutish Brits and obnoxious Yank tourists. I don't know who are worse. I know, the Micks! No the Jordies....
Sigh, if only they were the drinkers they pretend to be. Swilling copious quantities of gnat's piss hardly prepares them for the real stuff when they travel to the... -
Joining the rank and file
11/06/09 08:34:17 | 0 Comments
Today I officially joined the ranks of illustrious authors like Robert Fludd, Dante, Johann Andrea Valentin, Dr. Dee and other famous hermeticists. The Bibliotheca Hermetica in Amsterdam added our book - Verborgen Frankrijk (Hidden France) - to its dazzling the collection. The Bibliotheca is the world's largest private collection of hermetic books and documents, containing... -
Action Comics Annual #1 (1987): Cry Vampire!
11/02/09 12:54:01 | 0 Comments
Action Comics Annual #1 (1987): Cry Vampire!
by John Byrne, Art Adams & Dick Giordano
This is one of those little gems. which are becoming scarcer all the time.
A nice self-contained story, competently written by John Byrne and sporting wonderful artwork from one of the superstars of the 80s; Arthur Adams, who is served... -
In the mood...not!
11/02/09 03:07:25 | 0 Comments
All*Star Squadron: 9-12
by Roy Thomas, Adrien Gonzalez & Jerry Ordway
I'm sure many of you will agree that appreciation of many comics depends to a large degree on nostalgia and your mind-set at any particular moment. Sometimes you're in the mood for something weighty and at other times something fluffy and light. Comics cater... -
Think clean thoughts chum
10/31/09 04:35:10 | 0 Comments
Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow Dlx HC
by Alan Moore, Curt Swan, George Perez, Rick Vietch & Dave Gibbons
This collection has been hailed as classic material, epitomizing all that was good about the pre-Byrne Superman era.
I wouldn't call these classics but they are good fun, an affection farewell to an era I'm not... -
Thor Vol. 2 MPE
10/31/09 02:07:06 | 0 Comments
Thor Vol. 2 MPE
by Joe Straczynski, Olivier Coipel & Marko Djurdjevic
I have to say that I found the first volume a crashing bore. It took 6 whole issues to tell the tale of Thor seeking and restoring to life the lost Asgardians. Ho-hum, The Mighty Snore is more like it.
This volume, however, is a vast improvement.
Things start...
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