Spacemen 3 - anything
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Rocketship
Parliament - Mothership Connection

I don't think you read digital, but Comixology has volumes 1-20 at $5 a pop.

Quiet, you

I thought she was good in The Runaways. She just seems to have a fairly limited range from what I've seen.

The thing I remember the most about the first movie is that it lead to a surprisingly great 'themed' episode of Top Chef with Theron as a guest.judge.

Crap, and I just found out Richard Lyons of Negativland died a couple days ago. On his birthday

This just fucking sucks.

So you mean they're going to "Showtime" it.

Who's that Kimmy knockin' on my door?

I'm already hearing the Linton Kwesi Johnson soundtrack in my head.

I've noticed that a bunch of the characters created in the 50s, 60s, and 70s still popular today originated or were popularized in anthologies. I know some publishers still have them, but it's too bad they no longer seem a viable means of introducing burgeoning talent or new creations to readers

Her work on The Vision is as critical to its story as King's writing and Walta's art, in my opinion.

It's about a Panda who fights crime.

FWIW, I'm not white, a Southerner, or a fan of Football, but I fucking love Southern Bastards.

Indeed. It would be difficult to find a writer in any medium that worked in the first half of the 20th century that was not to one extent or another racist, sexist, or a bigotted in some manner. Even someone as progressive as Upton Sinclair had some pretty ugly turns.

Hmm, so I should give Bandette a try.

I agree about Mando. I love the subtle, quietly intense scenes with Banks. He needs to be in movies now.

Did you mean Kim?

A great topper to an excellent season. Just give Odenkirk and McKean their awards already.

I think it was necessary to solidify not only the contrasting ethical perspectives between Chuck and Jimmy but also their motivations. Obvious perhaps, but effective.