your old, drinking self is the infected zombie. i say this because i have similar dreams when i lay off cannabis where my zombie self is out buying tobacco cigarettes, a past habit that i don't have any desire to return to.

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i know this site's flush with nostalgia rummaging this week, in particular, but alpha flight! i collected that book series until 1985 when i left comics (i.e. discovered girls, and vice versa). i read ronin series throughout 1983 and 1984, when I spent time at my good friend's comic mecca. crikey, the guy had original…

also consider phantom, rocker & slick

ah, these guys making the show did have an artistic progression through these first three seasons. to me, the second season delights in various homages to sam peckinpah. the third season revels in 80s action movies' homages that i, personally, am unfamiliar with. who knows what they'll do with this one.

tyr's day

do you wanna touch! yea-uh! do you wanna touch! yea-uh! do you wanna touch me there-uh?

i watched this at home a year ago. this movie did, as dowd noted, hardwire me to gallo's plight. that Skolimowski could so handily convey that through framing, editing, and using the valuable performance of Gallo surprised me. tangentially, i sure do want to see the shout.

recently picked up tyranny and mutation. 'twas a revelation. a superb punk-metal album i never knew existed until I heard it.

sure wish i was a rich guy named chance. might get one of those blows.

nice interviewing, dowd. you really let dgg expansively and expressively answer your sketched outlines. what i gleaned from this interview is that green is a transformative force in cinema. he's taking his attentive love of 70s cinema and, for smaller films like prince avalanche, making a personal statement that…

city of god is definitely one I must read before I turn 50. thanks for the endorsement.

spent last week in vegas for an it bootcamp. discovered that outside of the strip, many luxuries of eating exist. in fact, many luxuries, period. had some great pork belly ramen at ramen-ya. spent a bulk of my time in Henderson, where I delighted in the healthy dining available at places like the raw food café: veggie…

super interview, handlen. loved the brief replies in what I presumed to be hank's voice. reveals to me that these guys do verily live their characters' lives. also neat how hammer's crowleyan evolution observations re the beauty of failure and retconn give eminent weight to publick's intuitive forecasts. certainly…

how deadman "got in" is discussed in the afterword of omnibus 1 or 2. it's really a damned shame how Kirby's vision was repeated torn asunder or dismissively trashed by DC.

ha! nice to see that. i read all four omnibuses throughout the month of july. alan moore has a very nice coda to new gods and what Kirby was doing with his expansive mind warp of a mythology in supreme: the return, last, or penultimate, issue of the collection.

the mid-nineties were their time to shine. so many bands came through carrboro, nc. the cows show I saw in '94 was shitstorm crazy. somehow crazier than when i chipped my tooth in the pit experiencing the jesus lizard two years later. i never bought any cows' records, but would listen to their song from a contribution…

yeah, polic's passing has re-awakened my awareness of monster squad. and now that you've imparted the information that its' series run is available on dvd. we-huh-hell, i'm gonna get it….for rental at scarecrow video.

goodnight, sweet, chub-inducing princess. her birth name gives over to the confirmation bias of: born with name of a bad ass. destiny of bad ass.